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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

3

Elkhart to Conduct City Church Census

An interdenominational meeting at the Presbyterian church decided to conduct a city wide church census in Elkhart. Volunteers will canvass 22 districts to record church membership, non membership, sectarian preferences, and Sunday School attendance. Data will guide future religious outreach and be shared with denominational ministers.

Elkhart Presbyterian Church W. W. Stickles Evangelical Church J. A. Wood Riverside Christian Church W. J. Frazer State Sunday School Association Indiana

Dr King's New Discovery Sold For Colds Coughs

J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama reports severe pneumonia improved after first dose and full bottle of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Houseworth Bros Drug Store guarantees the remedy with a free trial bottle available.

Houseworth Bros

More Elkhart Navy Recruits

At the marine recruiting station two applicants were approved today and will leave for the navy yard at New York tomorrow. They are John Smith of Corey Michigan and Harry Lee Bennett of Elkhart. Out of 35 applicants ten have been enlisted.

Elkhart Navy Marine Recruiting Station Navy Yard New York John Smith Corey, Mich Harry Lee Bennett Elkhart

Gasolene Fire In Bowman Home Causes Minor Burns

A boiler fire started by gasoline poured into a hot water boiler at Frank Bowman's residence 291 Aspenwold Avenue. Mrs Bowman suffered minor burns to her hand while lifting the boiler. A neighbor had advised washing with gasoline, an experiment this morning. No fire damage occurred.

Frank Bowman Aspenwold Avenue

Mrs. J. A. Eby Dies of Esophageal Cancer

Post mortem examination found that Mrs. J A Eby died from cancer of the esophagus which also involved the brain.

Eby J. A. Eby

Store room rented at 409 South Main street

J. S. Bottorff rents his 409 South Main street store room to the Singer Sewing Machine Co and Van Aiken Bros florists. They will occupy the space about October 10.

J. S. Bottorff South Main Street Singer Sewing Machine Co van Aiken Bros., Florists

Funeral for Comrade Ghrist Held at U B Church

Funeral for Wallace Ghrist scheduled Thursday at 2 p m from the U B church with Elmer Post members in charge. Ghrist served as a member of Co E 87th Indiana rather than Co E as previously stated.

Comrade Ghrist Wallace Ghrist U. B Elmer Post Ghrist Co. E, 87Th Indiana Co. E

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for eye injury care

A Syracuse man credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with healing a deep cut over his son’s eye and saving the eye after a severe injury. The testimonial notes its effectiveness for burns and ulcers and advertises it at 25 cents at Houseworth Bros. drug store.

Chas. BH. Lemberger Syracuse N. Y Houseworth Bros. Drug Store

Real Estate Transfers In Elkhart Area

Real estate transfers listed for Elkhart and nearby townships show various parcel changes. Notable deeds include ee and Eddy Monroe Plank to Thomas Anderson for a lot in Allendale, $600. Hiram A. Giles to William Leininger for a Johnson's Riverside add. lot, $800. Daniel P. Kurtz to Norman 4 . Kegerries for part lot in Allendale Elk hart, $1,450. Daniel Ryther to Harriet Mishell and Levi D. Mishler for a lot and half lot in Hall's Calvin Grove add., $12.36. Charles L. Daly to Robert E. Procter for land in Osolo tp. and a Crocker Cone's add. lot, $1. Charles L. and Carrie M. Daly to Lloyd C. Daly for a Crocker Cone's add. lot, Elkhart, $1. Amos Bickel to Jeremiah Bechtel for land in Olive tp., $475.

Eddy Monroe Plank Thomas Anderson Allendale Elkhart Hiram A. Giles William Leininger Johnson Riverside Daniel P. Kurtz Norman Kegerries Daniel Ryther Harriet Mishell Levi D. Mishler Hall Calvin Grove

Zemstvo Congress Outlines Broad Political Reforms

The Moscow meeting calls for full legal responsibility for all, equality of rights, peasant parity, end to guardian oversight, abolition of passport systems, and freedom of conscience faith speech meeting and press. It favors universal direct suffrage for a national assembly with a democratic zemstvo based body, with Siberia seeking timely representation.

Moscow Zemstvo Congress Zemsky Natchalnik Zemstvos Siberia

Scores From Yesterday's Big League Games

In the National League Cincinnati defeated Boston 13 to 1 while Brooklyn edged Chicago 1 to 0 Pittsburgh beat New York 9 to 5 and Philadelphia defeated St Louis 9 to 2. In the American League Boston lost to Chicago 5 to 10 with a second game 1 to 3. Washington lost 0 to 2 and 138 to 6 in two games with Cleveland. New York beat St Louis 6 to 3 with a 7 to 2 second game score and Philadelphia topped Detroit 6 to 4.

Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg New York St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit

Chicago proposes twenty year franchise to rail firms

The Chicago City Railway Company and Chicago Union Traction Company offered a twenty year franchise to the city council with a plan to rehabilitate existing lines. They promise through service across all city sides and transfers for a single five cent fare, plus city revenue from 3 to 10 percent of gross earnings.

Chicago Chicago City Railway Company Chicago Union Traction Company

Gomez urges Liberal disbanding over US backing

General Jose Miguel Gomez governor of Santa Clara and Liberal candidate for the presidency says in an interview he would advise the Liberal party to disband as the United States backs President Palma and the established government. He hints that Liberal seizure of power would allow control of the government.

Gomez Havana Jose Miguel Gomez Santa Clara Liberal Party United States Palma

Hungarians Demand One Great Party Leaders Named

Budapest reports the situation deteriorating as radical forces threaten to overwhelm the Moderate party and push the nation toward drastic action. Public references to the dynasty abound while newspapers advocate a single united party led by Francis Kossuth with support from Count Apponyi and Baron Banffy.

Budapest Francis Kossuth Kossuth Count Apponyi Baron Banffy

Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Snapshot

Market report compiles prices from Indianapolis Chicago New York and East Buffalo with figures for Wheat Corn Oats Hay and livestock categories. Prices show variations by grade and region including No 2 red Wheat and Hogs Sheep Lambs and Cattle across multiple markets.

Indianapolis Chicago New York East Buffalo

Witnesses questioned in Sherrick state audit probe

Marion county grand jury has finished examining witnesses in the David E. Sherrick investigation except for J H Murry president of the J H Murry company whose testimony is sought to clarify Wickard Murry notes totaling 50000 described by Governor Hanly as forgeries. Prosecutor Benedict said Murry’s return from Arkansas is needed and Wickard and Murry’s lawyers are said to be arranging his arrival. The probe may finish today and a report to Judge Alford could follow.

Indianapolis Marion County Grand Jury David E. Sherrick J. H. Murry J. H. Murry Company Wickard-Murry Hanly Benedict W. S. Wickard Murry Alford Criminal Court

Indiana's Good Work at Fort Wayne Labor Convention

The twenty first annual convention of Indiana Federation of Labor meets in Fort Wayne at the Commercial club. President Perkins absent due to strike, address read by Edward P. Barry. Delegates praise progress of labor laws over the past decade and note major measures include child labor and factory inspection, arbitration, mortgage exemption, and prison reforms.

Fort Wayne Ind Indiana Federation of Labor BE. A. Perkins Peters Wellington O’connor E. W. Allen Berghoff John C. Workman

Remarkable Cure for Erysipelas via Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Ida Bath of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Massachusetts recounts a severe erysipelas case beginning in June 1903 with fever swelling and intense pain. After failing to improve under a physician her condition improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, with six boxes restoring mobility. The advertisement touts the pills as a cure for blood poisons and a broad tonic, sold locally or direct from Schenectady New York.

Ida Bath Winter Street Wewburyport Mass Uwnil Dr. Williams

Proof Against Live Wire Incident in Lebanon

Lebanon Ind Sept 27 A Lebanon Telephone lineman Frank Greenwood survived a 2300 volt electric shock that burned his hands to the bone and set his clothes alight. He fell ten feet to a brick pavement after contacting a live wire but was saved when a fellow lineman pulled the wire away with a rope. Greenwood is alive and expected to recover.

Lebanon Ind Frank Greenwood Lebanon Telephone Company Greenwood

Man Shoots Self Over Secret Society Fear

Mishawaka Indiana September 27 Charles Huston Babbledge, believing members of secret societies planned his expulsion from their orders, shot himself twice in the forehead. The bullets flattened against his skull and surgeons removed both.

Mishawaka Ind Charles Huston Babbledge

Merchant Fatally Shot Near Anderson

Walter L. Ellison aged 33 was shot and fatally wounded in his Emnoria store nine miles south of Anderson by a masked unidentified assailant who fled into darkness last evening.

Anderson Ind Walter L. Ellison Emnoria Here

Fatal Mine Incident In Boonville Coal Mine

At the Scales coal mine in Boonville Indiana Fred David age twenty five was fatally hurt when a mule fell on him at work causing his death.

Boonville Ind Scales Fred David

Notice of Administration in Elkhart County

Notice of Administration states Jonas Brubaker appointed administrator of the estate of Anna Haléem man deceased in Elkhart County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Divis and Schaefer attorneys represent the administrator.

Infisna Elkhart County Anna Haléem Elkhart

Osolo Township Schools Open on Oct 2

The Osolo Township community reports the opening of its schools on October 2. Local social notes include the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Charles Replogle to sew, and several visits among residents such as Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bickel, Miss Estella Kreigsbaum’s funeral, and relatives traveling between Elkhart and Michigan.

Osolo Township Wif Ladies Aid Society Charles Replogle Charles and Eierett Butrick Hazel Dills Jessie Bickel Charles Dills Frank Chapin Marion Stewett T. E. Welter Floyd Elkhart J. P. Bickell Edwin M Hilbish Chicago John Hilbish Pearl J. P. Bickel Estella Kreigsbaum John Collins George Jackson Sailor F. P Curtis William Berruck Dewagiac G. A Lavina Hill Myrtle Curtis Michigan Airs Morries Kirkdorfer Charles Everett “Butrick Plymouth Bert. Smith Justice Gillett William Butrics

Bristol News Briefs From Washington Township

Stools open Monday and a fire threatened E Atkins home after starting from a gasoline stove. A large stock barn south of town burned last Thursday evening with a $1000 loss. Goshen District M E church convention to be held in Bristol Friday Sept 29. Calvin Long welcomed a daughter last Monday. W B Sudborough and Miss Elms Cox wed last Wednesday. Catherine Hilbish and Pearl plan a LaGrange visit after weeks with J E Hilbish.

Bristol Washington Township E. Atkins Goshen M.E Calvin Long W. B. Sudborough Elms. Cox Catherine Hilbish Pearl LaGrange Jr

Sunday Visits and Local Benefit Box Social

Kessington J Cormany spent Sunday with W Shaffer and wife. A box social will be held at Kessington hall next Saturday night for the benefit of the church. All are invited. Bertha and Wino Wohlhieter of Wikhart spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents. Earl Gardner of Hilkhart visits Ervin Gardner and wife. Mrs Richardson of Osceola and Mrs Dora Eslow of Kalamazoo visit Charles Bliss and wife. William Needier of Elkhartsper, Sunday at William Gong ware. Elmer Diller and wife of Elkhart visit Cyrus Diller and wife. Helen Kantz visits Shirley Ross.

Kessington J. Cormany W. Shaffer Kessington Hall Bertha Wino Wohlhieter Wikhart William Wohlhieter Earl Gardner Hilkhart Ervin Gardner Richardson Osceola War Dora Eslow Kalamazoo Charles Bliss William Needier

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