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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
4
Publication Circulation Verification for Elkhart Truth
August 10 1999 notary confirms Elkhart Truth July 1909 daily circulation 3641 copies excluding samples or unsold papers. Statement sworn by I William D Hazelton manager of the paper in Elkhart County Indiana with official notary public attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hazelton
Louis AL Dennert
Truth on sale at local bookstores and drugstore
An advertisement lists Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore along with K. D. Miller's South Hnd Drugstore at the corner of South Main and St. Joe Streets as selling truth themed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmins’ Opera
Knevels
K. D. Miller’s
South Hnd
South Main and
St. Joe Streets
This Date in History September 2 1889 to 1904
A compilation of historical notes for September 2 covering events and births across years. Treasury department creation in 1889. Births include Lydia Baxter 1809 Muror Halstead 1829 Eugene Field 1950. Notable deaths and events span 1864 Atlanta fall and 1904 Senator Fairbanks Missouri speech plus French victory over Moorish tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Treasury
Congress
Lydia Baxter
Rensselaer County
New York
New York City
Muror Halstead
Butler County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Eugene Field
St. Louis
McClellan
Washington
Kingston
Tennessee
Burnside
Atlanta
Charles Anderson
Paducah
Louisville
Willard Woodruff
Mormonu Church
San Francisco
Fairbanks
Missouri
Kansas City
Frederick Starr Birthday and Global Anthropology Career
Professor Frederick Starr born Auburn September 2 1858 is a renowned anthropologist. Since 1898 he has taught at the University of Chicago after earlier posts at the Pennsylvania State Normal School and the American Museum of Natural History. His expeditions span the Congo Free State Mexico Japan and Native American regions covering thousands of miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Starr
Auburn
Nov
Lafayette College
University of Chicago
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Coccalleze
American Museum of Niatarel
Starr
Congo Free State
Mexico
Japan
Africa
Polar pole quest sparks sensational claims in obscure note
Fragmentary Tribune text hints at a polar madness theory and a supposed Cook victimhood or misdeed. It references a North Pole search, a lone departure, and questions about scientific support and public reception in a chaotic, unclear report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
North Pole
Great “Scientific Association
Our Venemenes Faith Romance Sand Adventure Heroism
The fragment suggests a vintage travel or adventure tale with themes of faith romance and heroism set against sands or desert travel. Characters and specifics are unclear but tone hints at a perilous journey and steadfast courage.
Wisdom of aging beats youth obsession across a life span
A reflective piece urges accepting aging and aging terms over clinging to youth. It argues women gain grace by embracing middle age, sharing wisdom with younger generations, and living fully at any stage, from youth to old age, while rejecting fear of aging. The essay cites a grandmother’s motto and contrasts attitudes toward sixteen and forty-six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Sit
Montréal
Clock that gains an hour a day perplexes Von Doe family
A family clock mysteriously runs fast by one hour daily. Von Doe notices the clock and their plan to dinner hinges on the time. The wife recalls the clock setting and reveals confusion over whether the clock shows six o clock or later, as a dinner guest questions the visible time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Doe
Doe
Nez Slock
Educated Soldiers Found Best in War Says Historian
A historian argues educated soldiers in Europe are generally superior, noting that men from urban areas often hold clearer perceptions of war’s dangers and discomforts, making them more adaptable and able to endure the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Fragmentary OCR: county dog census and totals
The readable fragments note a county level dog census with ownership values and totals. Several numeric entries list counts and percentages tied to places like Cleveland and Jefferson. The text is garbled but suggests a public record of dogs, owners, and associated values.
Debate Over Speaker Cannon Sparks Media Mockery
The excerpt cites wire service and editorials from Brooklyn and Philadelphia reacting to Speaker Joseph G. Cannon. Newspapers mock his authority, compare Fowler and Cannon, and question future congressional support while Canton newsboys face warnings. The piece shows national friction and humor around leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimove
Congress
Brooklyn
Standar- Union
Mn Cannon
Fowler
Yeween Fowler
Cannon
Seaker
Incubus
Philadelphia
Joe
Baltimore Sun
J. New. Ivesey
New York World
Canton
Ohio State Journal
Property Inquiry for Well Located Residence
Fragmentary notice offers a moderate price inquiry for a well located residence. Readers are asked to call the author at 115 Lexington Ave Springfield 19739 for sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Best
Lexneton AV
Special sale at Standard Furniture Co.
A special sale Saturday September 4 offers oak rockers for 98 cents at Standard Furniture Co 7171 S Main St opposite Hotel Bucklen. Also notes Wanted Lady collector finish references Address care Truth and Wanted Drivers for grocery wagon Apply 1027 South Main St at The Pleasure Club invites for a series of dances at Hoffman Hall with invitations issued and past season memories referenced. High School students receive a free durable cover with each Timmins Bookstore high school books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Furniture Co
S. Main Street
Bucklen
Jances Lo Be
Hoffman Hall
Sept
sTimmins
Timmins
Farms Wanted For Sale With Good Demand
Classified note offers farms for sale of any size with strong demand. Contact D. Mi. Best at Lexington Avenue 9-30 Columbia. Also advertises dry batteries at 25 cents each, 20 for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mi
Lexington ‘Ave
Governor Marshall Faces Southern Scrutiny On Appointments
The article discusses Governor Marshall’s reputation in the South amid allegations he appointed Republicans to office in Indiana. It argues the appointments followed legal mandates requiring cross‑party boards, while southern leaders question his commitment to Democratic traditions. It notes Marshall’s forthcoming trip with President Taft and the potential impact on his image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Gov. Marshall
South
Manshall
Indiana
Dixie
Southland
Onithis
Taft
Abe
A.sa
Quick Sale Ad on South Main Street Cottage Lot
An housing ad notes a cottage lot with modern conveniences on South Main street one block north of Boulevard. It advertises a quick sale price of 1600 dollars and references contact details with initials H H and D M Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
D. M
Beeswax, fashion, and ships in a scrambled note
A fragmented notice blends beeswax quality with imports from China, a 19th century fashion forecast from London tailors, a Russian noble’s waistcoats, and South Australian salt export figures. The text juxtaposes market items, style shifts, and regional trade data with scattered, inconsistent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Smatufactures
China
Shane J
Thornton
Conference
London
South Australia
New Zealand
Fletcherism and Bowles Cause Fuss Over Dining Craze
A charged dispute centers on Fletcherism the chewing movement and Mr Bowles plan for a thirty day option on his invention. A restaurant owner calls the diet bad for waiters pocketbooks noting long meals and fewer tips while patrons count chews and watch dining pace at lunch and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Neuch
Fletcher
Fragmentary weather note hints at trapped glass roof leak
An unclear clipping mentions glass cover and liquid trickling from a root area, with scattered words like bee and York Sun. The readable fragments suggest a weather related incident or obstruction but lack complete context or clear entities.
Cardinal Gib Bons Praises Western Progress and Yellowstone Tour
The archbishop in Baltimore relays Cardinal Gib Bons praise after a westward journey. He calls the region progressive in business and culture and lauds the Yellowstone trip as magnificent, urging those who have not seen it to appreciate the nation’s wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Lys
Yellowstone
French steamer captain reports new Pacific island near Galbiers
Captain Quatrevaux of the Thiers states he has discovered a new island in Pacific waters near the Galbiers group. He says navigation there is dangerous and the Thiers barely avoided rocks, steering through 25 degrees 25 minutes south latitude and 128 degrees 9 minutes west longitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quatrevaux
Thiers
San Francisco
Newcastle
Australia
Pacific
London Globe
Gunnison Tunnel Nears Completion as World’s Largest Waterway
The Gunnison tunnel in western Colorado, part of a major irrigation project, nears completion as the longest underground waterway. It spans six miles, will transport 1300 cubic feet of water per second, and cost over 2.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Colorado
Standard Oil Bayonne Real Estate Values Rise in Appeal
The Standard Oil Company holdings in Bayonne New Jersey, site of its largest oil refining plant in the area, were valued at 13 million dollars for tax purposes in 1908, up from 1.3 million. The firm appeals the Hudson County Board of Equalization over the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
N. J
Hudson County Board of Equalization
Hatpin Restrictions Proposed for Public Transport and Theatres
In Paris authorities consider limits on hatpins due to growing lengths and a spate of accidents. Officials suggest restricting hatpin use on omnibuses rail cars theatres and other public places to improve safety.
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Paris
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