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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1902

Page

12

World News Highlights From The Era

Rostand gifts bound editions of L Aiglon to Mme Bernhardt. Santos-Dumont plans extensive French coast airship trials in March. Denmark uneasy over sale of the West Indies to the United States. Panama Canal Company offers to sell its Isthmian works for 40 million. King Edward to open Parliament January 16 with coronation in June. Rosebery criticizes Boer surrender terms. some call for executing prisoners. De Wet attacks Firman at Zeefontein. Boers capture a British camp at night. Argentina unsettled over Chile protocol. talks may reopen. Six die in Hartshorn mine shaft elevator accident. two injured. Venezuela turmoil grows amid German pressure. Exposition bid winner for River des Peres outlet announced. Wild hogs threaten Briggs, Oklahoma territory. Greenburg seeks redress from Austria. Dowie to settle brother in law claim for 150000. Chief Wilkie warns on new counterfeit twenty dollar note. Belmon t-OGrady prevail in New York congressional race. Croker loses. Maclay withdraws protest from naval civil service removal. Schley, Maclay case unresolved. Governor Shaw defends Treasury appointee Gage. Norfolk speech praised Treasury policies. New York probes woman who struck insurance deal before attempted suicide.

Edmond Rostand Mme. Bernhardt M. Santos-Dumont France Danish West Indies United States Panama Canal Company Isthmus Washington Edward Lord Rosebery Great Britain DeWet Firman Zefontein Argentina Chile Hartshorn I. T Venezuela Rich River Des Peres Fair Grounds Briggs Benjamin Greenburg John Alexander Dowie Zion Wilkie New York Board of Election Commissioners Belmont-O’grady Belmont Croker Edgar S. Maclay Naval Civil Service Schley Maclay Shaw Gaze Treasury Norfolk Neb Treasury Department Gage New York

Unclear Fragments Point to 19th Century Drug Ads

Fragmentary OCR mentions Dr Caldsett with Sorun Pepsin and a reference to Rushton's drug stores with sales by Thomas. The readable text suggests historic medicine advertising or vendors and may reflect older pharmacy branding and product names.

Old 1857 Pennsylvania ticket proves railway reliability

In a Chicago office a man uses a 1857 Pennsylvania Railroad ticket to Peoria found on an emigrant who died by suicide in the Illinois River. Rock Island official confirms the token is good for exchange, illustrating railroads redeem older tickets for current travel.

Peoria Mr. Lee Chicago Book Island Lewis L. Houpt Pennsylvania R. R N. Y John Sebastian Rock Island Mr. Sebastian Mills Lee Mr. Mills Sebastian Pennsylvania Company

Mexican War Veteran Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy

A Mexican war veteran and editor praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an effective quick cure for diarrhoea. He credits it with maintaining his pension eligibility and notes it is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by Houseworth Bros. druggists.

Chamberlain Mexico Houseworth Bros

Osolo News Preview for McFarren Debate Friday

A brief program for the McFarren debate Friday night includes recitation by Chas Replogle, songs by Willis Markel, a quilting sketch by eight girls, a dialogue by six girls, a “Backwoods School” scene, and music by Clarence Hover, Fred Hover, and Sid Talterday. The event opens early to avoid late crowds.

McFarren Chas. Replogle Willis Markel Tom Smith Clarence Fred Hover Sid Talterday Jake Doremyer Ethel Shirley Markel Toledo Lake Shore Zion Fred Lewis Kinney Valparaiso

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for wounds

An old notice warns that children are prone to cuts and burns and promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a sure remedy. It claims the salve draws out fire and heals wounds, urging beware counterfeit products and citing a testimonial from Jas. Mock of Webster, Indiana.

DeWitt Jas. Mock N. Webster Ind Houseworth Bros

Operator Prevents a Wreck Near Noblesville

Max Steckle, day operator at the Lake Erie and Western station in Noblesville, reportedly halted a potential collision Friday afternoon. A northbound Pennsylvanian freight and a Lake Erie & Western southbound express were seen out of Noblesville, with no stops between Noblesville and Fisher’s Station, prompting Steckle to act to avert disaster.

Pacific Express Fast Mail Ltd Elk Chgo Boston Chicago N.Y Lake Shore Limited Western Express Lake Shore Cleveland Erie Pittsburg G. J. Grammer A. J. Smith A. A. L. Gotwalt Qiokes Max Steckle Lake Fiie & Western Noblesville Fisher's Station Indianapolis Pennsylvania Lake Erie Western Fishn Penn

Fragmentary Argus-Bulletin Quote Warns of Loss

A fragment from the LaPorte Argus-Bulletin notes that lives would probably have been lost. The terse remark underscores a near miss or accident risk mentioned in the column.

LaPorte Argus-Bulletin

Mother's Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant safe medicine for children and adults. It claims to cure coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opium or dangerous drugs and notes sale at Houseworth Bros. drug store.

Chamberlain Houseworth Bros. Drug Store

Remarkable Year Amid U S Industrial Prosperity

The Henry Clews financial letter praises the United States for a second year of strong growth while flagging risks from overcapitalization and trusts. It notes exports edging ahead by 528 million, clears house totals at 108.7 billion, and foresees a cautious, gradual easing in 1902 to sustain long term prosperity.

Henry Clews United States New York Germany Great Britain France

Osmicure Soap Antiseptic for Infants

Medicinal soap antiseptic marketed for infants listed for sale by C D Rushton. The item is described as suitable for toilet and bath use and priced at 25 cents. The brief ad notes Osmicure as the product name and the seller's name.

C.D. ‘Rushton

Birds stuffed by a boy at Roosevelt era discussed

At the Academy of Science meeting Charles Peak of Princeton notes a display of birds killed and stuffed by an overgrown boy about 13 who later led the nation. The specimens came from the state university during a Zoogical Miscellany discussion led by Elgenmann.

Ity Charles” “Peak Princeton Academy ‘of ‘Science Roosevelt State University

Wealthy Lafayette widow gifts Purdue major donation

Mrs. Eliza Fowler of Lafayette Indiana, aged 85, gave Purdue University sixty thousand dollars to fund an assembly hall and chapel. She is described as Tippecanoe county’s wealthiest woman and mother of James M Fowler, president of the National Fowler Bank. Fowler was born in Hamilton Ohio and moved to Lafayette as a child.

Eliza Fowler Lafayette Ind Purdue University Tippecanoe County James M. Fowler National Fowler Bank of Board of Trustees Fowler Hamilton Jamima Winship Adams Harle Laafyette

One Minute Cough Cure Promised Safe for Children

Mrs Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pa says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The product is advertised as an immediate safe remedy for coughs croup throat and lung troubles and suitable for the youngest child. Houseworth Bros markets the medicine as essential for every family especially during the season.

Mary Bird Harrisburg Houseworth Bros

Indiana inventors receive several patent grants

Indiana inventors are granted patents including Wilbur C. Anderson from Mishawaka for an expanding reamer and tape, Jason H. Greenstreet of Indianapolis for a box, Benjamin F. Haugh of Indianapolis for a car coupling, Richard Noble of Princeton for a car door, Ernest E. Noble of Princeton for a signal lantern, and William H. Orcutt with C. E. Sneidiker of Noblesville for a dip painting apparatus.

Indiana Wilbur C. Anderson Mishawaka Jason H. Greenstreet Indianapolis Benjamin F. Haugh Richard Noble Princeton Ernest E. Noble William.h. Orcutt C. E. Sneidiker Noblesville

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsement Note

Dealers guarantee Foley's Honey and Tar to satisfy users for throat and lung diseases. Rushton’s Drug Store promotes the product in a dated advertising style.

Foley Rushton

Mrs. J. A. Fithian Dead

London dispatch reports the death of Mrs. J. J. Fithian mother of Mrs. Chester A. Arthur and the Comtesse de Gabriac. Her body to be taken to California for burial, with service details not disclosed.

J. A. Fithian New York the Herald London J. J. Fithian Chester A. Arthur Comtesse de Gabriac California

War Office reports Zeefontein casualties and prisoners

The additional British casualty list from Zeefontein shows fifty men wounded and 246 taken prisoner. The prisoners have been released.

London War Office Zeefontein

Painters Ready San Francisco for Sea Amid Venezuelan Tension

In Norfolk Virginia on December 31 the crew finished painting the cruiser San Francisco. The ship may depart soon due to increasing tensions over Venezuela.

Norfolk San Francisco

Catholic Knights to Celebrate Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

New York clerics and members of the Catholic Knights of America organize events for the April observance marking the order’s 25th anniversary. Other details not specified.

New York Catholic Knights of America Order

Profitable Investment Claims Stomach Cure Endorsed

A Somerville, Indiana man testifies after seven years of stomach trouble and $1000 spent without relief that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure fully restored his health. The ad asserts the product digests food for the stomach and cures all stomach troubles, promoting no dieting. Houseworth Bros.

E. Demick Somerville Ind Houseworth ‘Bros

General Herrera Lands at Tonosi in Colombia Rebel Push

General Herrera debarked at Tonosi forty miles from Panama on December 24 with Liberal forces and vessels to join rebels. Government plans reinforcements from Barranquilla as officials prepare for possible clashes along the coast. General Rafael Reyes, urged to lead Colombia, hints he may decline returning to take the presidency.

Colon Colombia Herrera Tonosi Panama Ibis da- Tien Gaitan Porras Lorenzo Barraquilla Panama Canal Company Alban Boyaca Castro City Mexico Rafael Reyes South America Theodore Roosevelt General Reyes Pozritess

Sewell Funeral Draws Prominent Attendees in Camden

United States Senator William Joyce Sewell was laid to rest in Camden with public viewing from 1 to 11. Bishop John Scarborough and Rev. R A Roderick led services. Gen Brooke and Brig Gen Cooper commanded military and state troops. Salutes fired at grave with 13 guns. Honorary pallbearers included Secretary of War Root and Gov Voorhees. Public offices and many businesses closed from noon to 1.

Camden N. J United States William Joyce Sewell Sewell John Scarborough Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey R. A. Roderick Brooke Military Department of the East William H. Cooper Root Corbin Voorhees Murphy Griggs A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania ‘Railroad Company Clement’ A. Griscom International Navigation Company

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Revived Youthful Glow

An old house ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea from Houseworth Bros as a remedy to renew golden days of youth and keep life brightly burning with a steady glow.

Houseworth Bros

Western irrigation bill funds reclamation program

A congressional committee proposes using receipts from rental and sale of public lands in Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Utah Washington and Wyoming to create a reclamation fund. The fund would finance storage diversion and development of waters to reclaim arid and semi arid lands in these regions.

Washington Congress Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Utah Wyoming Treasury

New Century Comfort. Millions are yarly. Snding an

Fragmentary note mentions New Century Comfort and millions, with unclear phrases suggesting volume or pricing. The readable text provides no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary.

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MEL Jgan Southern Trains Rand Osolo Purdue Terre Haute Ane Albert Elkhart Food Company South Main ST Elkhart, Ind Elkhart County Abstract Office Dexas N. Weaver Pigeon St Herrera Debarks Reyes
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