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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1892

Page

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Local Truths. Goshen and Elkhart notices mix

Local items report marriage licenses issued to Daniel Aster and Minnie M. Hol linger and Wesley W. Poyser with Edith A. Hattel. Other notes cover fines for game law violations, illness of Very Rev Father Sorin, factory labor shortages, weather impacts, arrests, deaths, weddings, and public notices from Goshen and Elkhart area towns.

Daniel Aster Minnie M. Hollinger Wesley W. Poyser Edith A. Hattel

Storms Forecast Across Continent With Strong Cold Wave

Prof. Foster predicts a storm crossing the country from August 27 to 31 and another from September 2 to 6 with unusual force. As it moves off the North Atlantic around the 7th and 8th it should bring relief to drought areas and steadier rains. A cool wave following the system will dip temperatures and pass the western mountains by the 4th, central valleys by the 5th, and the eastern states by the 8th.

Foster North Atlantic Drouth Great Central Valleys

Grand Master Sweeney Attacked During Strike Altercation

In Buffalo this forenoon Grand Master Sweeney was assaulted during a clash with striking switchmen. The assailant named Quinn beat him about the head in a violent confrontation. In CubicaGo a locomotive plunged through a bridge at Dixenburg Pennsylvania. Reports say several railroad men are dead or fatally injured.

Buffalo Sweeney Quinn Dixenburg

Review Attacks Conn By Quoting TRUTH Pieces

The Review quotes alleged TRUTH extracts to pin authorship on Mr. Conn, while editors admit misquotation risks and malice claims. J D Doolittle reports burning a barn and its contents including a boa constrictor after seeing the snake, destroying a wagon, buggy and hay. Notice to Ditch Cleaners calls for bids for ditch work on a road to Union School No 12 in Concord township Indiana with bidding closing Sept 1 1892. Aaron Work trustee notes right to reject bids.

Mr. Conn Conn Truth Office Br’er Chase J. D. Doolittle Eckerty Union School House Concord Township Elkhart County Indiana Elkhart Ind Aaron Work

Attendance light but spirited at driving park meet

Five to six hundred attended the driving park event with three races. Robert Ivanhoe won the yearlings trot for $100, Trixie Mack took $50, Janette $30, Gov. Grey $20. 2:25 pacing had eight entries and $600 purse with American Boy Jr and other horses placing. 2:30 trotting highlighted Sir Albert with notable local interest alongside results and times. Osolo notes report illnesses and community updates including a Zion Sunday school ice cream festival and local posts.

Robert Ivanhoe Trixie Mack Janette Gov. Grey American Boy, Jr Cash Boy Meachem Maud Adair Victor SF G J. A. Cook Sir Albert Andrew C

Profit Sharing Proposal for Railroads by Ingalls

President M E Ingalls of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Big Four railroads urges a profit sharing plan. He says wages rising while rates fall calls for equitable surplus division with employes, starting at one percent of pay for full year workers, increasing with company earnings. He cites manufacturing use and a French railway example and notes potential to ease labor unrest.

M. E. Ingalls Chesapeake & Ohio Big Four Ingall

He Married Well in Otis Widow of Pine Township

Peter Blair aged 21 of Otis wed Mrs. Jake Campbell a wealthy Pine Township widow and mother of nine. A jubilee to honor the marriage was held at the bride’s home. An order for 12 kegs beer 4 gallons of alcohol 5 gallons of wine and 250 cigars was filled the night before the event.

Peter Blair Otis Jake Campbell Pine Township Peter Valpariso

Review Letter Attacks Conn Campaign Authors Blast South Bend Press

A letter to Mr. Kent accuses South Bend Tribune and other Republican papers of publishing mis representations about Mr. Conn. It defends Conn and Mr. Ziesel as unbulldozable and recounts tariff effects under the McKinley law. The letter lists Republican voters employed by C. G. Conn supporting fair conduct and generosity.

Kent Review South Bend Tribune The Tribune Conn Elkhart Coun 18Th Congressional South Bend Ziibune Republican Indiana

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South Bend Father Sorin Order of the Holy Cross Notre Dame Goshen Nappanee News South Bent Times Edwardsburg Beardsley Avenues Ellianna David Holderman Shaum’s Funk Woman’s Missionary of the Evangelical Association Thomas Bowman Chicago General Sherman Chris Shott George Strauss Studebaker Cecil Piper Grismore Switch Millersburg Ligonier J. W. Stoner Jay County A. N. Somers of Laporte Congress Cornelius Daily Lillie Zuck David Stickler Rosetta Cox Chas. A. Alwine Lucy Plank Northern Michigan G. R. &. I. Railroad Company McNaughton’s Hall E. A. Dansman Ringling Bros John Keen Chas. Walley Bob Franklin Street Barger Shively Hoosier Commonwealth Col. Conn Johnny Bowen Terre Haute Express Chester Geo. Chester East Elkhart Jacob Culp Olive Township Crull Mr. Culp Culp Coley Hendrick’s C. H. Hackman Goshenites South Bend Times Crown Point Frank Gemberling Hickory Street Justice Theis Otto Flicker Lotta Whitmore S. W. Devenbaugh Brimfield Julia M. Vincent Standard Hotel Europe Sturgis Racing Association Indianapolis Sentinel Col Charles Gerard Conn I.C. Spry Dunlaps Spry B. F. Stephens Work John A. Holderman van Buren County Mich Thomas B. Watson Yorkshire England Osolo Notes M. Hartman Union Dunbaugh Uriah Luce Eder Luce Cassel Zion Weikel Kessington Sailor M. H. Kinney Valparaiso Bristol Bristol School Wagner Ality C. G. Conn E L Foster M Harter GW Pettit H L Bennett N Smitly O Barnes A Ulrich A Fisher W A Foster W Rowley BF Cotterill J F Miller F A Buescher J O Lloyd Jacob Geiss C W Osgood J S Hager M Pounder John Curry Charles Daly Elmer Lloyd A M Ouncie Henry Weber
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