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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
4
Subscription rate ten cents a week or five dollars a year with carrier delivery to all city parts. Report missed delivery to the office as a favor. Advertising and communications must arrive by 10 o clock to publish that day. Truth telephones for editorial and business offices listed.
William D Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the bona fide October 1906 circulation of the Daily Truth was 8299 excluding samples and spoiled or unsold copies. Notary Louis A Dennert confirms sworn statement on November 5 1906 with commission expiring January 9 1907.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes early 1908 maneuvers as Senator Foraker contemplates yielding to Taft if chosen for the Republican standard bearer. It discusses Ohio delegation dynamics, Foraker's possible “favorite son” status, and the national implications amid recent elections and Roosevelt policy popularity.
A brief editorial note discusses the role of public questions and civic understanding in shaping policy. It reflects on how readers should engage with complex issues and seek clarity from government and media.
A long critique dissects Rev. Algernon S Crapsey Rochester NY who resigned from the ministry claiming moral cause. The piece argues his first ordination question on scripture justified church protection of the Bible and tradition and asserts Crapsey breached his vows by opposing church teachings.
Bend arrived in Washington Sunday night and, in an interview, he said he is determined to start the tariff ball rolling without delay. He believes the president is a revisionist and is eager to call on him. He is the first Indiana congressman to report for duty and the first member of Congress to form a committee to revise. The session is expected to run daily with the committee meeting late yesterday. Thanksgiving skating at the Eli Hart Roller Skating Rink is noted for Thursday afternoon.
Philadelphia fighter Jack OBrien and Tommy Burns meet for the world heavyweight championship with a $12,000 purse at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles tonight. Betting runs heavy with odds around 7 to 1. Burns claims 2,000 on himself and managers place large wagers. The bout is expected to be fast with tense tension between the rivals. Detroit team plans to rebuild by trading stars and focusing on Hugh Jennings as manager. Schaefer and OLeary may stay. Cobb, McIntyre, Crawford eyed by Chicago and Washington for next season. Cappy’s Independents prepare for practice at 7:30.
Real estate transfers listed include Sarah J. App to Emma A. Johnson on a Bristol lot for $800 and Jeanette M. Harter to Henry W. Jenner on a Latit Copeand's add lot in Goshen for $2,600. Additional transfers: John W. Fieldhouse to Wm Reich in Elkhart for $1. Wm F Burris to M Stiver in S S Strong's add, Elkhart for $250. Homer Miller et al. to Washington A Cunningham of 40 acres in Benton township for $8,000. A Lake Shore Railway excursion ticket sale from Elkhart to Chicago at a low rate, valid to Dec 8.
Piles cured in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. PazO ointment promises relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles at a price of 50 cents with a full guarantee.
The listing presents a Thanksgiving dinner menu with items including soup such as Potage a l'Anglaise and Celery, boiled and roasted dishes like Boiled Countney Ham and Roast Turkey, entrees such as Minced Chicken in Cases Cream Fritters with Wine Sauce, vegetables including Green Peas and Potatoes, desserts like Pumpkin Pie and Jelly, and seafood items like Lobsters. Prices are shown as 35c for dinner and service times from 12 to 2:30 and 5 to 8 p m.
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