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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
2
An Elkhart, Indiana notice recalls the Weekly founded in 1859 by Charles H. Nase and the Daily in 1872 by Chase & Kent, with postal registration details.
In Lebanon last Tuesday Vice-President Fairbanks labeled the tariff as the campaign’s real issue. Bryan asserts Taft hides honesty by not adopting his theory of campaign fund publicity, arguing publications of expenditures matter more than receipts.
A letter argues officials hesitate to fund urgent medical care for injured persons, urging end to vanity projects like Goshen courthouse ornamentation. It claims laws and customs force delays at Clark Hospital and calls for public sentiment to demand care for the sick over wasting funds.
A renewed push for larger hospital facilities in Elkhart follows Clark Hospital’s strain on capacity. A Tuesday meeting formed a committee to plan steps toward erecting a hospital meeting current and future needs, with churches, business leaders, and residents among the participants.
The appeal calls every organization to be represented by thoughtful leaders and demands a public, organized drive to inaugurate a new hospital, stressing that the people must feel the necessity and take action starting Tuesday evening.
Citizens of Wakarusa packed the Tuesday meeting as Judge L. W. Rouse of Warsaw spoke with a host of local leaders including William Wider Aaron Zook and J. J. Troyer. Campaign travels continue with plans for Bremen Ligonier and Fulton county stops amid state party activity.
Reports from Indianapolis indicate Thomas R. Marshall’s assertion that Abraham Lincoln would vote for Bryan if alive has provoked anger among Indiana Democrats and old soldiers who defended Lincoln. Marshall defends using Lincoln’s name to aid his campaign while attacking Roosevelt.
Benj Gardner transfers 40 acres in Jefferson township to Henry H Garber for 1 dollar. John W Leer sells 80 acres in Jefferson township to Henry Garber for 4000 dollars. Sarah Crater conveys a Wilkhart lot to Philo Norton for 1400 dollars. W J Davis transfers an Elkhart lot to George B Barney for 1 dollar.
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