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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1902

Page

6

Complete New Line of Spring Goods at Low Prices

Catalog of spring merchandise including men and ladies hose, children's stockings, boys and girls stockings, face and fancy hose, negligee shirts, and hats. Also silks and ribbons, carpets and curtains, lace curtains, madras draperies, and grill work. Cloak and suit department lists shirts, waists, suits, skirts, and children's dresses. Second floor trunks bags and cases offered. appeal for trade.

Mories and Marie Antique Brussels Maslin Nottingham

Record Run on Diamond Express to Denver Chicago Line

The narrative describes Train No. 7 of the Lehigh Valley near Blak and the Diamond Express in April 1897, noting 43.96 miles at 80 mph and a late departure from Denver for Chicago. On March 24 Conductor Burns reports lingering delays from Akron to Wray, with speeds of 70 to 75 mph. Passages mention observers including Arthur Johnson of Denver, Wells Atlet, and Lindsay of Pittsburg, plus Carnegie interests aboard Grassmere. The consist includes engine, mail, baggage, two reclining chair cars, Grassmere, three sleepers and a dining car.

Lehigh Valley Burns Denver Chicago California D. & R. G. Railway Akron Wray Eckley Arthur Johnson Wells Atlet Johnson Robb Lindsay Pittsburg Andrew Carnegie Grassmere

Rise of His Hoosier Sister Ends Tod Sloane Struggles

Kokomo born jockey Tod Sloane spends lavishly but faces decline as his sister Marie Sloane climbs to stage prominence in Indiana. She refused his $20,000 offer to quit, choosing to earn success on her own. Now she urges him to call on his sister if in need, while he grapples with diminished fortunes.

Tod Sloane Kokomo Sloane Marie Sloane Ted Ind

Railroads declare war on baggage smashing

Three major lines the Northwestern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific order a baggage handling overhaul. Trucks with thick padded linings must move trunks between stations and any worker caught abusing luggage will be dismissed. Travelers from Chicago to the Pacific coast are promised intact trunks after long journeys.

Chicago Pacific Coast

Indiana Authors to Gather for Chicago Club Event

Indiana literary figures head to Chicago for the Indiana Club celebration at the Auditorium on Saturday April 26 at 7 30 in the evening. Booth Tarkington James Whitcomb Riley Mary Hartwell Catherwood and Charles Major are expected to lead with Chicago writers Opie Read Stanley Waterloo Ernest McGaffey Frank H Spearman I K Friedman also invited to attend.

Indiana Indiana Club of Chicago

Conspiracy Confession Ties 1899 Cleveland Louisville Game

Former Louisville catcher Kittredge admits a conspiracy with umpire Hank O Day during a 1899 Cleveland at Louisville game. He recalls the gag of signaling a high sign to duck, and O Day’s reaction. The piece also notes hitters like George Davis and La Joie discussing bat weight effects on hitting.

Kittredge Louisville Cleveland Hank O’day Tom ‘Dowd O*day Dowd Hank

Local Race Notes Include Bid for Stallion Colbert and Fair Meet Plans

Thomas Boyle reports a California bid of $10,000 for his stallion Colbert 2.07 percent By Onward. The Fairmount Indiana fair association has appropriated nearly 2000 for the speed department from August 11 to 15. Secretary George A Fletcher expects a very successful fair and race meetings.

Thomas Boyle California Colbert Onward Fair Association of

Toledo Team Member Grosart Dies After Illness

George Grosart, a member of the Toledo American Association team, died after a short illness at his home in Homestead. The stomach ailment was listed as the cause of death.

George Grosart

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Relief

Mrs. George Swartz of 808 Main street testifies that her six year old daughter suffered kidney weakness causing frequent worry. After trying other remedies, Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Houseworth Bros. produced a marked effect. For sale by all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents and remember the name Doan's.

George Swartz Main Street Dean Houseworth Bros Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Bailey's Laxative Tablets advertise health benefits

An advertisement asks if readers suffer from constipation and tiredness and promotes Bailey's Laxative Tablets from Lakeside Medicine Co Chicago. It claims improved digestion clear skin and energy with chocolate coated tablets sold by Chas D B Rushton and offers a sample free.

Bailey W. J. Bailey Lakeside Medicine Co Chicago Chas. DB Rushton

Hearing Detroit Bank Case Involving City Savings Bank Absconding Funds

Trial resumed in police court as Frank C. and Henry R. Andrews face charges of misappropriating funds from City Savings Bank. Evidence includes sixty two checks totaling 917213.88, plus bank condition reports for Sept 30 and Oct 4, 1901. Expert Hayes testified to over drafts and lax book-keeping, noting absence of collateral loan register and missing charge records in the stamp book.

Wrecking Institution Detroit George Ll. Maltz Frank C Henry R. Andrews City Savings Bank Frank C. Andrews Kirchner Maltz Fred W. Hayes Frank Co. Andrews Hayes Andrews

Four City Fires in Dallas Cause Major Losses

Four fires in Dallas and nearby Nacogdoches caused extensive damage estimated at $400000 with $275000 insured. Dorsey Brothers printing plant suffered a $200000 loss, while Lamar street and Fisher lane blazes destroyed multiple buildings and housing. Firefighters and police aided victims including injuries to Chief Magee and others. Incendiary origins suspected in several blazes.

Dorsey Brothers Dorsey Department of Lamar Street Agricultural Implement District Magee Fire Department William Spurr No. 3 Engine Company James Robinson Engine Company No. 4 James Roe Chemical No. 2 Lamar Fisher Lane Dallas Nacogdoches Texas

Digestive Health Advice and Remedial Suggestion

The line urges good digestion and health following appetite and offers Burdock Blood Bitters as a suggested remedy. It presents a period voice promoting a tonic for digestive issues.

Springfield appoints Jas B Smith as adjutant general

In Springfield on April 21 Gov. Yates appointed Jas B Smith of Clay City as adjutant general to succeed the late Jasper N Reece. Col Theodore Ewer of Springfield, previously chief clerk in the adjutant general's Office for five years, is promoted to succeed Col Smith as adjutant general.

Reece Springfield Jas. B. Smith Clay City Yates Jasper

Child Blown From Fire Escape in Monterey Apt Fire

In Chicago on April 21 a gas explosion drove a mother from a fire escape at the Monterey apartment house on Thirty-ninth street. Alice Grimstead was blown from her father’s grasp while clinging to him, fell fifty feet to the stone and died. The father with another child under his arm escaped severely burned. Several residents and bystanders aided in rescues as the five story building suffered about 15000 in damages and tenants faced roughly 10000 in total losses amid heroism and panic.

Chicago Monterey Thirty-ninth Street Alice Grimstead

Destructive Kansas City Fire Ruins Homes

A major blaze in southwest Kansas City Missouri destroyed about fifty dwellings and left sixty families homeless. The wind fanned flames as embers blew over half a mile, and total damage reached around 75000 dollars. Spectator John Stinne of Quincy Illinois died from falling iron while firefighter Edward Bennett collapsed from heat. The fire raged for about three hours before being controlled.

Kansas City John Stinne Quincy Ill Edward Bennett

Digestive aid claims cure for indigestion in old ad copy

An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It promises quick relief from fullness and bloating and claims to digest what you eat without a strict diet. The copy notes long use and bottles sold with size comparisons.

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