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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
6
The article reports on a broad survey of Siena residents and a 66 000 member organization noting rapid community improvement efforts. It mentions direct dealings with sellers and a focus on retail reductions, including a 40 gap among retailers and front reductions.
The article recalls Baltimore’s Old Defenders Day celebrating the 1814 defense of the city against British forces. It highlights Francis Scott Key witnessing the bombardment from a British ship, the sight of the flag still flying at dawn, and his inspiration to write The Star Spangled Banner.
The event featured Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte as the day’s orator with other speakers including Governor Swanson of Virginia, Governor Warfield of Maryland, Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, Senator William Pinckney Whyte, and Col. James R. Randall author of Maryland, My Maryland. The ceremony honored Maryland’s heritage with a cordial welcome and warm receptions, drawing distinguished participants and a hearty ovation for Schley.
Indianapolis Sept 12 The Indiana Railroad Commission opened its inquiry into express companies operating in the state. Representatives from several firms testified on methods rates capitalization and related practices before the commission.
In Hamden on September 12 Charles Gilson and Stephen Dorsey face trial for the murder of Mrs Francis Horner and her worker Victoria Natoli. The crime, alleged to involve robbery, occurred at the Horner farm home. Edward Horner wishes to witness the electrocution if they are convicted.
A weeklong program lists the number of matches and contestants featuring the state's top marksmen. The event highlights skilled shooters in a competitive display across several stages and venues.
A festive Longmont event drew tens of thousands who enjoyed a giant pumpkin pie feast with free servings and abundant coffee. The celebration featured a street parade, horse show, races, and various outdoor entertainments for men, women, and children alike.
Centralia Washington September 12 members from five states attended the opening of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs annual convention. The three day session will feature papers and discussions on fire protection and firefighting in all phases.
Brussels hosts the second International Milk Congress with Nathan Straus among prominent attendees. The goal is to outlaw feeding impure milk to children and to push laws removing tubercular cattle and requiring pasteurization for all uncertified milk.
Arch bishop Keene of Dubuque, now in Europe, is sixty eight today. Clergy and laymen across the archdiocese sent congratulatory cables. Born in Ireland, he moved to the United States as a boy and became archbishop in 1900 after leading Richmond Virginia and serving at the Catholic University in Washington. His province covers Iowa Nebraska and Wyoming.
Modest claims carry conviction says Maxim the inventor as his gun fell short of expectations in a committee trial. The Herald advertises Newbro s Herpicide promising to destroy the germ causing hair loss and remove the effect with quick, effective results. Sold by leading druggists with samples offered for 10 cents to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich House Worth Bros as special agents.
An old advertisement promotes Caldwell’s Pepsin Syrup as a cure and preventive for chronic diseases said to arise from stomach or bowel disorders. It claims guaranteed results and offers a free sample by mail from Caldwell Building in Monticello, with retail prices listed.
Delinquent taxes for Elkhart City Concord Banjo Cleveland and surrounding townships presented. Notices indicate payment due at The Simpson Abstract Office located at the corner of Main Street and Lex.
In Cincinnati a field day of base ball speed, batting and throwing contests raised funds for the Bowling Congress. Lejeune of Springfield won the long distance throw with 399 feet 10 inches, Thorney of Toronto 3 1 4 seconds to first on a bunt, and George Gibson of Pittsburgh won accurate throwing. Hans Wagner faltered in long throw, Hatfield’s world record neared, and multiple players posted notable times and distances as crowds watched the events tied to the Cincinnati Pits game.
The Central League race wraps up next Sunday with Springfield, Ohio securing the pennant. Wheeling and Canton or Evansville fight for second and third as the season nears its end, while a local notice from Mrs Vollmer at 708 South Main St thanks readers for their interest in family matters.
Ava Missouri mother credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her son's life from a severe lung illness. Advertises household remedies and preventics for colds pneumonia bronchitis and flu with trial sizes and local druggist outlets.
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