06 May 1902
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement promotes Vinci Vincl as a non patent medicine blending cod liver oil iron and wine to treat debility nervousness and weak blood. It claims quick rebuilding effects for women with thin blood and stomach issues and offers a money back guarantee through Charles H. Leonard Druggist.
A House subcommittee heard pro mediation sentiment amid Boer crisis. Delegations, pro-Boer leaders, and several congressmen attended. Chairman Adams reserved judgment while urging prompt action and noting neutrality issues under international law. General Bragg and Herbert G Squiers named for Cuba posts.
Senator Lodge spoke to a crowded Senate and galleries defending American actions in the Philippines while condemning insurgent atrocities. He acknowledged some torture cited but argued U S troops faced extreme provocation and cited numerous brutal acts by Filipino rebels.
Washington May 6 Government depositories named yesterday were as follows For 50000 First Cham paign Ill Milliken Decatur Ill Home Elgin Ill First Richmond Ind Third Greensburg Ind Citizens Greenburg Ind Columbia Indianapolis Ind Citizens Tayvansville Ind Delaware County Muncie Ind First Prankfort Ind First Davenport Ta National bank Decorah Ia Citizens Cedar Falls Ia City Clinton Ia Towa Ottumwa Ia Shenandoah Shenandoah Ia
Washington May 6 President Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining company testified before the committee on relations with Cuba. Teller pressed the dispute over fixing Cuban sugar prices but Havemeyer denied any ability or intent to fix prices. Both remained unconvinced by the other.
Secretary Root sent Senator Lodge a cable with the text of Major Gardener's specifications as civil governor of Tayabas. The document supports charges against military conduct in the province. Only Lieutenant George De G. Catlin of the Second Infantry is named in the material.
Washington May 6 Frank P Sargent was nominated yesterday by the president to be commissioner general of immigration.
May 6 report from Omaha notes general rain across the eastern two thirds of Nebraska with favorable indications for continuation. Western lows also saw relief in a fair soaking. After ten days of heat the rainfall eases fear of extreme drought and puts the soil in prime condition.
The Greek royal yacht Amphitrite carrying the royal family became stranded in the Europis channel en route to Chalkis. Vessels have rushed to the scene to assist in refloating the vessel.
Fragmentary OCR notes show May 5 primary activity in Chicago with references to Republican results and ongoing outlook. Names and precise figures are unclear, but the item signals a political ballot update.
Latest bulletin from The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina sleeping quietly at 10 pm with condition unchanged and doctors cautiously hopeful if hemorrhage is avoided. Officials note the operation was dangerous and life hung by a thread for an hour, while premature birth near death reduced chances of a happy event expected in September.
Ninety Moros attempted escape under guard at Manila yesterday. A pre arranged signal caused a clash with dining soldiers. thirty five Moros were killed and nine captured, while the rest fled. Casualties at Fagan, Mindanao include several officers and enlisted men with lengthy lists of wounded. Captain James Moore and Major R S Porter noted for past service.
Milwaukee May 6 A Sentinel special from Fond du Lac Wis says General Edward S Bragg has not received any official notice of his appointment as consul general to Havana The general said he would likely be consulted on his views before any selection and has received no notice to come to Washington or be considered for the post
The report recalls Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan born 1840 Newark New Jersey. He studied at St Mary’s Emmetsburg and Rome and rose from priest 1863 to bishop 1873 and archbishop 1880. An unrelated drug advertisement urges German Syrup for coughs and consumption.
An organizing body in Carbondale Illinois has formed the Amalgamated Common Laborers of America a new national group representing seven states Michigan Indiana Missouri Illinois Kentucky Arkansas and Ohio The group aims to replace the Federations ten cent monthly per capita tax arguing locals lack a voice in governance Leaders include William B Smith founder and M S Finnegan from St Louis while opposition figures are Lennon of the Federation and William Morris of the United Mine Workers.
Chicago workers formed a street car employees union, quickly reaching 2500 members within a day. W. D. Mahon will depart, C. O. Fratt to lead organizing efforts with three district organizers planned. Meetings set for South and North Sides as headquarters open downtown.
A roundup of foreign and domestic items notes heavy Texas rains, a Cuban congress, U S market control in Swiss coal, a Fort Benjamin Harrison name, wounds from a duel, the death of Justice John Davis, a Chicago mystery death, a disastrous pulley plant fire, theft in Lanark, Italian immigrant fatalities, a B and O railroad collision, and plans to elect Brazilian aviator Muso-Jing to parliament.
An advertisement guarantees a refund if a twenty five cent bottle fails to cure coughs or colds. The text notes a 30 cent guarantee and seller names C. D. Rustron and E. B. Feng with the address Broad Street.
A Victorian-era note describes biliousness with digestive disturbance including a torpid liver and constipated bowels. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to soothe stomach upset and restore appetite, claiming liver toning and bowel regulation. Sold at Houseworth Bros. drug store.
Tax records are in the office and city taxes will be received at City Hall East Franklin Street until May 20 1902. The city tax is 1.20 dollars on each 100 valuation. E A Gaspbet City Treasurer.
Readable fragments note flowers for sale at 1209 Leitch Street and bricks for sale from Delos N. Weave. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm via Misa Florance Newman for muscular rheumatism from Gray New York. Also mentions piano care by a local builder and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Houseworth Bros. drug store.
Citizens on the Gas Line of Elkhart may obtain a gas range installation at no charge from Elkhart Gas Light and Coke Co. The policy applies to residents on gas mains laid before March 20 and remains until further notice. Ordered by the Board of Directors with Geo. T. Munro, Secy.
For sale at cost a new seven room house seeking occupancy. Will sell on monthly payments and take a good cheap lot for first payment. J C Lane Ottics 202 Bo Main St.
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