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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
4
August Circulation Verified for Elkhart Truth
T William D Hezelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the bona fide daily circulation for August 1907 was 3671 copies. This total excludes sample copies spoiled in printing and unsold copies remaining day by day.
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T. William D. Hezelton
Elkhart Truth
Truth
Orice
William D. Hazelton
Indiana Yearly Meeting Names Hicksite Conference Delegates
The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends invites Hicksite delegates to Winona the Hicksite Conference, opening fraternal relations while noting the historic split over doctrine and creeds. The piece traces Hicks and Penn influenced liberalism versus orthodox belief, and notes the Friends tradition of guidance by the spirit.
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North
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Winona
Hicksire Friends
Eilas Hicks
New York
Friends ‘Church
Hicks
William
Penn
George E Whitehead
Massland
Glorna Wilbur
Indiana politics and Watson headquarters opening
A political appeal urges support for James E Watson as Republican governor candidate in Indiana. It notes plans to open campaign headquarters October 10 at the Claypool Hotel with Col Edwin P Thayer of Greenfield and Ernest Thomas of Rushville joining efforts, and recalls Uncle Jack Gowdy's longtime party leadership in Rush and state central committees.
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Wns
Indiana
Watson
Claypool
Eawin’ P. Thayer
Greenfield
Col. Thay
State Central Committee
Possible fifth candidate in GOP gubernatorial race
Inside sources say ex Governor Winfield T Durbin is a strong probability to enter the Republican nomination race for governor. It is expected that within weeks he will issue a statement outlining his attitude toward the nomination.
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Repubican
Democratic Editors Invited to Lafayette Meeting Oct 20
Kirby Risk of Lafayette invites district democratic editors to a October 20 gathering in Lafayette where an editorial association will be formed. A survey shows editors favor William Jennings Bryan for president, and the group may help secure Bryan delegates from the Tenth Indiana district if a contest arises.
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Kirby Risk
Lafayette
Indiana
William Jennings, Bryan
Bryan
Governor Hanly Buys 225 Acre Farm Near Seymour
Governor Hanly has purchased a 225 acre farm five miles east of Seymour with Col. Fred Gemmer and R Harry Miller. The 100 acres of timber will be logged and a saw mill moved from a nearby farm to begin milling timber into lumber. Miller will oversee timber cutting and operations proceed immediately.
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Hanly
Seymour
Col
Fred Gemmer
Indianapolis
Miller
Gemmer
Adam Smith Injured in Sidewalk Fall Near Home
Adam Smith of South Sixth Street slipped on a sidewalk near his home yesterday and sustained a fracture of the right ankle. The same member was fractured about eight weeks ago.
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Adam’ Smith
South Sixth ‘Street
Boiler works target cuts finger in repair incident
Harvey Rohrer of 1304 Hudson Street injured a finger while repairing a boiler at the boiler works this morning. There were no further details available about the accident or condition.
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Harvey’ Rohrer
Hudson Street
Christiana Lake Week Trip For Chicago Dor Couple
Mr and Mrs Dor of Chicago are spending a week at Shicker brothers retreat near Christiana Lake. The short stay highlights a casual family gathering and quiet lakeside leisure.
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Dor
Chicago
Railroads Withdraw Reduced Rates in Several States
Railroads plan withdrawal of all reduced rate privileges in states with 2-cent laws. Colorado Montana Arizona and western states see permits at 80 cents. Action aligns with state commissions policy and varies by state according to individual withdrawals.
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Colorado
Montana
Arizona
Pacific
Texas
Louisiana
Roosevelt Draws Business In Big Train Move
Illinois Central lines prepare to haul between seventy five thousand and one hundred thousand people into St Louis Memphis Cairo Nashville and Vicksburg during the president’s tour. Officials expect at least a one hundred thousand dollar net revenue rise from the arrangements with requisitions for coaches and ten to a dozen special train movements planned.
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Roosevelt
Illinois Central
St. Louis
Memphis
Cairo
Nashville
Vicksburg
Conference between Western States on passenger routes
Report on a today meeting among Chicago and Kansas City officials discussing passenger service lines. Notes say some routes lack direct connections and state officials consider routing through St. Louis as a possible alternative.
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Bettween
Chicago
Kansas
St. Louis
New York Central Restores Telegraphers Wages After Eight Hour Law
Announcement states New York Central has met telegraphers and signal men demands by restoring the old wage schedule. Deductions from back pay due to the eight hour law will be returned to all operators affected. The present schedule expires November 1.
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New York Central
Lake Shore Keeps Two Sets of Books for Comparisons
R. M Huddleston auditor for the Lake Shore says the railroad uses two sets of ledgers to compare earnings under the old and new accounting systems. He notes the Interstate Commerce Commission requires records as of June 30, delaying full adoption of a single system. The Lake Shore’s fiscal year ends December 31, creating a twelve month overlap before switching.
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Lake Shore
R. M Huddleston
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Huddeston
Interstate ‘Commerce’ Commission
Rail switch system test begins between Elkhart and Buffalo
The block signal switch system undergoes a try-out today in the Elkhart Buffalo segment. Many towers remain unerected and officials expect about three months before full operation.
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Elkhart
Buffalo
Train Leaves Seven Passengers Behind at Depot
Seven passengers were left at the depot morning when No 45 pulled out without the required signal. No 19 later rescued the group without causing any inconvenience to other passengers.
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No. 19
Train soot covers depot area after No 10 pullout
A nighttime incident near the depot left soot covering nearby streets and clothing after No. 10 train pullout. Observers describe the scene as pervasive and difficult to clean, with several witnesses noting impacted shopfronts and a cigar store operator nearby.
Undefined OCR Item on Railway Physician September Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a railway physician during September with unclear context. No clear names, places, or outcomes available to confirm a specific event or report.
Shore machinist crushed by steam chest yesterday
An article notes a shore machinist named Colburn had a finger badly crushed when it was caught under a steam chest yesterday.
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Colburn
Ake
Local rail worker injured in collision incident
A railroad worker on the Indiana Harbor road sustained a severe hand injury after a coupling mishap near Lake Shore. Roy Lemley and P Cox were involved in the incident leading to the injury and subsequent medical attention.
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Roy
D Lemley
Indiana Harbor
Lead Pipe, Mask and a Catcher’s Tale in Criger’s Woes
Lou Criger, sidelined by a foul tip that split his finger, plans a winter Santa Fe camping trip funded by the Boston Americans to gain weight and recover. He reflects on the hazard of catching behind Cy Young and jokes about preferring the lead pipe to the bat.
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Cy “Young
Meg
Criger
Lou
Dupois
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Boston American Chub
Ike
Cy Young
Shane
Stomach Trouble Healed by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Canton South Dakota housewife Mrs H P Flanagan recounts chronic stomach pain resisted by four doctors. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports full recovery, weight gain, and renewed appetite. Pills claim to cure underlying causes, not just dull pain, and are sold nationwide with a diet book offer.
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Tate
Williams
Dr. Williams
Goshen Greys Edge Chicago AILPro in Tenning Thriller
In a windy afternoon game the Goshen Greys defeated the Chicago AILPro base ball team seven to five in ten innings. Tommy Searles of Elkhart pitched well for the Greys while John Eubanks of Detroit started for the visitors and left without a decision.
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Chicago
Goshen
Greys
Nets
Wrade
Estendage
Tommy. Searles
Elkhart
Owas
John Eubanks
Eubanks
Servia
Detroit
Notre Dame Scrimmage Canceled by Manager Over Inadequate Candidates
The Notre Dame football scrimmage against Hillsdale on Oct. 3 is canceled by Manager McGannon due to unfit candidates. Coaches deem the team not in condition to play and attribute the issue to theft and softness affecting practice.
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Notre. Dame
Indi
Hillsdale
Collége
MecGanron
Splay
Brad Sane
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Milkhart Local
A Milkhart man testifies that ten years ago kidney backache and related symptoms improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Houseworth Bros. He recommends the remedy and notes continued benefit. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Elkhart Peo_ople
Dean’s
Milkhart
PH Mechling
Canton Street
Blkhart
Ind
Dean
Houseworth Bros
Foster-Milburn Cod
Buffalo
New’ York
United States
Pneumonia Sinking the Right Lung Reverses with King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tenn reports a severe cough and throat troubles from pneumonia. Her husband bought Dr King’s New Discovery which she credits as a real cure and lung restorer after other remedies failed. Trial bottle free, 50 cents to $1.00, Houseworth Bros. druggists.
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Fannie ‘Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Houseworth'i3 Bros
Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law
Notice to customers announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. The text notes the product complies with the National Pure Food and Drug law.
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Foley's
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