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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Daily edition published by Truth Publishing Co. at 308 South Main Street. Carrier or mail delivery options priced at 10 cents weekly or $5 yearly. Subscriptions payable to the carrier. Report missed deliveries to the office. Advertising and communications must arrive by 10 oclock to insure same day publication.
I H D Albers as manager swears the bona fide average daily circulation of the Elkhart Truth for July 1910 was 1914, excluding sample copies spoiled prints and unsold copies. Subscribed and sworn August 8 1910 by Notary James B Holland Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR notes list editorial room and business office lines with stray characters and numbers. No clear event or report is readable to summarize a specific news item.
Local advertisement announces truth themed volumes available at Timmins Opera House Book Store, Knevels Book Store, and E. D. Miller's South End Drug Store on South Main and St Joe streets.
September 1 1525 Cartier discovers Saguenay and Welcome sails to America. Boston Common laid out in 1630. 1785 Rhode Island Governor Philip Allen born in Providence died 1865. 1807 Burr treason trial verdict amid dispute in Richmond. 1809 Chief Justice Palmer born near Prince Edward Island died 188? . 1812 James Campbell born Philadelphia died 1899. 385 Detroit Indian council bans hatchet. 1858 Cyrus W Field honored for Atlantic cable work. 1862 Lexington evacuates to Federal control. ST7 Actor Edward Davenport born Boston 1914 died Canton Pa. 1884 Hinckley Minnesota forest fires destroy town.
Thomas S. Maxey born in Brandon Mississippi on September 1 1846. He studied at Mississippi University and the University of Virginia after a Civil War service. He settled in Texas and built a high legal reputation before his 1888 appointment by President Cleveland to the U S District Court for the Western District of Texas.
The Elkhart county fair association bans professional exhibitors from floral hall during the September fair to aid ladies and children of Elkhart and nearby counties. The move aims to boost local competition and keep premium money within the community.
Trev D P Claypool recently named pastor of Grace Church succeeds Rev Bartlett and announces services next Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 00 morning, and evening service at 7 30.
The Roosevelt party arrived in Kansas City and was greeted by Governor Hadley and city leaders. A grand parade followed as Roosevelt visited the Baltimore hotel for a Kansas City Commercial Club luncheon and gave an informal civic improvement address. He departs for Omaha tomorrow to deliver a speech on the Panama Canal and tour the city.
Chicago report notes closing testimony in Browne bribery case. State's Attorney Wayman delivers closing address as jury nears decision. Detective Patrick Keeley, indicted for perjury as defense witness, posted a 10000 dollar bond and was released.
Fred Longley of 528 South Third Street sustained severe lacerations to the right middle finger when it was caught between mower blades and the brace while repairing a lawn mower last evening. Cards printed while you wait. 50 for 2c. Saturday is my last day, Jack the Printer.
Ordinance 177, Sec. 105 bans entering closed parks or driving on grounds without park board consent. Violations face fines up to 100 dollars plus costs. Supervised enforcement follows reports of crowds late at night at Studebaker and other parks.
Members of the local national guard company depart at 1:20 this morning aboard a Big Four train bound for Ft. Benjamin Harrison to take part in joint guard and army maneuvers for ten days. Commanding officer Capt. Fred M. Eby leads a staff of officers and privates including First Lieut. B. Frank Bresler and Sec. Clarence H. Chaffee, with Major G.C. Groll and First Lt. Otto J. Deal accompanying the detachment.
Oshkosh Wis Sept 1 Special Frank To Tucker second assistant to the attorney general of Wisconsin and Senator LaFollette s candidate for attorney general suicided in Wolf river today by drowning.
Attorney Wider will leave Saturday for Klinger lake to spend time until September 10 when his new duties begin. President H B Sykes of the Industrial association will also be at Klinger lake and the two will discuss the local situation. A data campaign will be started to enlist new members and revive interest among current members.
Industrial insurance statistics indicate that illness targets poorer wage earners hardest. The data show a clear trend: the lower the wages, the greater the number of victims.
The article identifies Thomas A. Wolison as the patentee of more than six hundred inventions. It notes his prolific contributions and recognition within the field of innovation and patent work.
Glenn Curtiss’s bid to return to Cleveland was delayed by weather as he extended his trip by twenty four hours. He had set a world water flight record from Cleveland to Cedar Point, 60 miles, in 1 hour 18 minutes, lifting from the Toledo Park beach with 56,000 cheering spectators.
A disjointed, fragmentary report from Winsted Connecticut describes a bass and a jaguar related scene with obscure quotes about five years and a water radius of seventy five feet. The text credits a person named Dait and Topeka State in an unclear fishing story context.
A fragmented report notes two gold statues valued at 1 750 dollars. The text mentions a bustling commercial city with a fine harbor currently under construction and prosperity dating from 1610.
Lawrence Kansas dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt’s Osawatomie remarks outlining sweeping reforms. He calls for removing special interests from politics, national over sectional needs, taxation on big fortunes and inheritances, corporate transparency, and federal supervision of interstate capitalization.
The New York City Board of Health surveys pupils and finds 183000 with defective teeth 73000 with nasal troubles and 38000 with poor sight. The figures highlight mass dental and vision issues among students.
Indiana politics gear up for campaign with Governor Marshall set to organize the state election board. Senator Beveridge and Democratic leaders plot speeches as the state GOP bureau readies travel and speakers while John W. Kern widens campaign stops in Charlestown and Versailles. Sale notice for seven year old teams at 917 Garfield avenue.
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