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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

3

Glasgow Baby Dies Drinking Whisky in Home Incident

A Glasgow two and a half year old died after drinking whisky he reached on a table while parents slept. The Logansport Journal owner Daniel W. Tomlinson dies at his home after a brief illness, likely apoplexy. Chicago post office bans cigarette smoking by young workers. future hires will avoid smokers. A printer’s slang example is explained with a dark punchline about editorial rows. Mentone residents vote to end a saloon via a club room tactic. John V. Zolman fined for selling liquor without a license as locals form a prohibitory group.

Glasgow Daniel W. Tomlinson Tomlinson & Torr Logansport Kosciusko County John V. Zolman Mentone Zolman

Court Fines Man for Check Evasion in Club Rooms Case

The court held the presentation of a check to be an evasion of the law. He was fined $20 and costs. Several other "club rooms" in the county face similar charges and are pending in the circuit court.

Clean Sheet for Today Remembering Loveable Traits

A moral exhortation to abandon slander and grudges from yesterday. Focus on the good in others and renew relations by discarding past quarrels and memories. The message urges personal happiness through forgiveness and positive recollection.

Modern trusts seek monopolistic advantage through partial control

Harper's Weekly argues that while modern trusts do not fully dominate markets like patent or government monopolies, they are formed to secure monopolistic advantages. A trust exists when it regulates production and fixes prices despite potential competition, even if entry remains possible.

Harper's Weekly

Prayer Chain Proposal Sparks WCTU Debate

Mrs Balch of Indianapolis State Secretary proposed an endless chain of prayer to defeat President McKinley in November. The suggestion was not endorsed by the state organization. Members caution it shifts the Union from its religious mission to politics.

Balch Indianapolis Woman's Christian Temperance Union Christian Temperance Women McKinley Great Woman's Christian Temperance Union Organization The Woman's

WCTU Members Reject Northern States Petition

Mrs Stevens and other WCTU officials disapproved a proposed scheme after Mrs Anna Gordon returned from the Northwest with letters and petitions seeking sanction. They called the idea irrelevant and said prayer chains would be dropped, signaling firm opposition from the group.

Anna Gordon Stevens Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Dawn of the Century March offered by E T Paull

A New York publisher promotes E T Paull's Dawn of the Century March claiming it is among the best and lithographed in five colors. The offer lets readers obtain a copy for 2 cents in stamps if they mention the paper, with regular price 50 cents, plus a 30 page music catalog for 2 cents postage.

E. T. Paull Paull Light Brigade America Dixie E. T. Pauli Music Co 29Th St New York Ans M Gene Comraxt Spruce Street

A Word to Our Farmer Friends

Promote the National Rural, a weekly Chicago farm journal praised for broad farm coverage and independent public questions. Subscription offer includes 25 cent trial until 1901 and a 50 cent deal with a free fountain pen, encouraging neighbor referrals.

National Rural Farmers Family Magazine Unity Building Chicago Rural Fertilizer Trust Seed Trust Implement Trust Gold Standard and National Bank Trusts

Night of Terror at Machias Ends in Widow's Anxiety

Mrs H S Lincoln recounts a night of terror for the widow of General Burnham of Machias. Doctors feared she would not live until morning though she was thought to suffer Pneumonitis. She reportedly slept after small doses, with 60 percent bottles free at Pi per's drugstore.

Burnham Machias H. Lincoln Piper

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