23 May 1902
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
1
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A local lumber seller touts clear polished flooring and straight grain. Customers are assured of reliable boards and even pricing aimed at saving money.
A compilation of remarks and questions on government in the Philippines, religious views on governance, and editorial notes from Washington. The piece notes Bishop Trobuen and Patterson discussing justice, sovereignty, and the fate of the Macabebes within a broader US policy context.
A mob of about 200 armed men escorted Morgan, accused of crime, to a stake near Lansing after identifying him through Mrs. McKee and workers. His hands and legs were free as mob brutality began by burning eyes, burning timbers, and burning clothes, while he cursed and pleaded.
Eyewitness account describes a brutal mob attack on a Black individual. The scene includes a crowd pressuring for lynching, officials and bystanders, and later desecration as weapons and personal belongings are photographed.
Hungary born Miss Josephine Bowen Holman, an Indiana girl, married at 12:30 p.m. yesterday at Ste Mary Abbott’s Church Kensington. The groom, Signor Mar, was to wed soon. ceremony completed in a quiet local setting.
Rev. Griffiths resigns from the Good Shepherd Protestant Episcopal church in Omaha due to congregational unwillingness to accept Catholic doctrines on the real presence and related beliefs. He cites doctrinal incompatibility and personal conscience as reasons, noting respect from parishioners but no alignment with Catholic teachings.
Baseball results yesterday across the major leagues show St Louis defeating Boston 7 to 1 in St Louis, Cincinnati beating Brooklyn 9 to 0, Pittsburg defeating New York 6 to 0, Chicago beating Philadelphia 6 to 5, Baltimore defeating Detroit 3 to 1, Philadelphia defeating Cleveland 9 to 1, Boston defeating Chicago 4 to 3, Washington defeating St Louis 9 to 1, and Minneapolis beating Toledo 9 to 5. Western and Association play also listed Kansas City beating Indianapolis 4 to 0, and Omaha over Denver 3 to 1, Des Moines beating Colorado Springs 8 to 6.
May 23 report notes a unanimous vote among Roman Catholic rectors in New York. Right Rev. John M. Parley auxiliary bishop was named dignissimus or most reverend Archbishop Gemigun. Monsignor Joseph F. Mooney was chosen dignior.
Fragmentary text suggests a towing company dispute or licensing issue involving a local firm. No dates or clear entities are readable. unable to identify names or locations from the snippet.
Indiana coal operators in Terre Haute deny Chicago reports that coal interests in the state are to be consolidated into a single trust. The plan allegedly centers on Mr Bays and large companies forming a corporation with smaller operators bought or folded in. No confirmed move has occurred.
In Wabash Indiana on May 23 Fred K Landis of Logansport was nominated by the Republicans to run for congress from the Eleventh district succeeding George W Steele. The nomination occurred on the 112th ballot with Cory Cowsill and others present at the proceedings.
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An old advertisement touts Thin Folks Need with claims to tone and regulate digestion and blood, promising appetite improvement and healthier flesh for 25 cents at Thomas out worth Bros brick drug stores. It also markets Foley’s Kidney Cure as a reliable treatment, urging inquiries and noting kidney or bladder troubles as common, and mentioning Delos N Weaver.
Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after overwork and nervous strain. He reports collapsing from fatigue and loss of sleep, then recovering after using the tonic. Sold by Geo A Thomas and Houseworth Bros for 50 cents.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway recently added two large Pioneer Limited dining cars. The 82 foot long, six inch wider and higher cars seat six people in moving chairs and include a kitchen large enough for six cooks, six waiters, and a conductor. The bigger cars were needed to serve the growing patronage of the Pioneer Limited.
An advert claims Dr Kings New Discovery cures throat and lung diseases by removing phlegm and germs from mucus. It promises rapid relief from hard colds and stubborn coughs and guarantees bottles priced at 50 cents to a dollar with free trial bottles at local drug stores.
Herren Finch of Nebraska writes that Jey's Honey and Tar S ion cures coughs bronchitis and lung trouble in the early stages Ruehton’s drug store sells the remedy locally and promotes its curative claim in the period’s ad style.
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