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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
8
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A philosophical reflection opens with a divorced man recounting freedom after bonding, stating he loves himself and answers to none but his own will, then shifts to a discussion of the insurance term bonus, tracing its Latin roots and Anglicised usage. The piece contrasts personal independence with financial jargon.
Dr Douglas Hyde highlights the Irish Gael as inherently pious stating most have a belief in God. Everyday greetings invoke blessings and religious phrases. He notes native salutations reflect deep faith in providence and divine favor.
A four year old substitute nurse stood as the bishop asked to examine the two weeks old infant. Helen, awed by the cleric, could not refuse and slyly offered to share the baby saying We let you have the next.
A college student recalls his father threatening to cut his allowance to curb his mischief with candy. He says he initially felt cut up but stopped the behavior after the brace was mentioned. A foreign listener asks what he said.
After Michael Davitt’s death a claim arose that he left a manuscript of reminiscences under the humorous title From Ballybrack to Jericho. The material was described as only a project and not a finished work.
British vice consul Leslie Urquhart was fired upon in central Baku Saturday night. He survived six flesh wounds as he pursued his assailant. another bullet grazed his abdomen. Authorities probe motive, noting possible links to revolutions after the Warsaw incident.
John Delvin a tramp held at Waterloo is suspected of knowing details about the Sarah Schafer murder case and the Bemenderfer night agent killing. Waterloo officials note his sandy hair and inconsistent stories link him to multiple mysteries. The Bedford grand jury begins examining Tanksley’s possible ties to the Schafer case.
Dispatch from Tiflis reports a sudden surge of insurrectionary activity in Trans-Caucasia. Military and civil authorities clash as Georgia Imerina Mingrelia endure terror from revolutionists and brigands. The viceroy requests replacement due to the crisis.
Simla correspondent of the Daily Mail reports a speech at Asand Bengal that openly incited a mob to violence against the British. The speaker called for all Indian races to unite and drive the British out of the country.
Mrs William Astor arrives from Boston after illness and enjoys a comfortable Sunday at her summer residence in Newport. She is seen downstairs for part of the day.
Fire in Detroit on September 10 razed the Anderson Carriage Company plant a three story brick building and the C R Wilson Body Company office. total loss estimated between 75000 and 80000 dollars.
Luis Torres, commander of the Mexican military zone embracing Sonora Sinaloa and parts of California, declares the general calls the sensational revolutionary talk nonsense.
The death sentence for Zenaide Konoplianikova, who killed General Min August 26 at Peterhof, was commuted to martial punishment and will be carried out by hanging on Monday night in St Petersburg.
Honolulu September 10 reports the territorial Republican convention on Maui unanimously nominating Jonah Kahianaole as delegate to Congress.
Esther Ramer dies at her son Martin Ramer’s home near Wakarusa aged 80. She lived in the area 50 to 60 years and is survived by two sons Martin and Samuel Ramer and a daughter Mrs. Jonas Loucks. Funeral services are set for tomorrow morning with interment at Yellow Creek cemetery.
Report from the Stockgrower and Farmer in Cody Wyoming confirms Arthur M Plumb husband of Miss Francis Davenport died by shooting himself in the heart with a 45-90 Winchester. Coroner's inquest suggests financial losses from marriage affected his mind though he was diligent and honorable in business. Mrs Plumb and her sister left for Elkhart Indiana with the body.
Burl Hartsuck of Hammond disappeared after being released on 200 dollar bond on obscenity charges. He had mailed obscene letters and postal cards to Flora McGowan of Elkhart, leading to a LaPorte arraignment before U S Commissioner Doran. Authorities had doped reports since January and pursued him across the state.
Havana reports martial law declared by the government as liberal leaders are arrested and amnesty recalled. A peace bid by rebels falters after a cabinet meeting rejects liberal proposals for resignations and new elections. Police arrest Dr O Farril, former Havana mayor, amid a hunt for junta members. Washington says the President will act if needed.
Relatives of Elkhart report the sudden death of Rev. Pliny Irvin. formerly of the city, at his son’s home near Lawon Michigan. Cause given as blood poisoning from a cut on the back. He was well known in the area and had lived many years in the vicinity. The death follows shortly after the passing of A. S. Courtney of the city.
Prospective site for the American Simplex automobile factory in Elkhart under review after talks in Mishawaka. Company has leased temporary quarters in Mishawaka and may settle where terms are best. Superintendent BE Guiic notes plans to build 300 cars this season and expand output, with a large payroll.
In Elkhart the Scale Co prosept plans a computing case business. Subscriptions for stock are partially secured, a plant site is nearly agreed, and efforts to finish funding continue. Parties involved express confidence in the venture's success.
Mrs. J O Vance of Pacific street received word last evening of the death of her sister Mrs H D Newhart nee Maude Williams at St Lukes hospital Chicago. Mrs Newhart formerly lived here.
Mrs. Rachel Gardner of Wilsey Kays details severe stomach pains and constant headaches that resisted doctors. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills, she improved and now urges others to use the remedy, noting dramatic relief where other medicines failed. Frill free information available on stomach trouble treatments.
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