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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1904

Page

12

Bargain Sale Highlights Mill Goods and Laces

Wyman Co offers bankrupt stock at half price across a wide range of goods including silks, linens, dress fabrics, lace remnants, stockings, shirts, skirts, and displayer items. Men and women accessories, soaps, and toiletries are slashed as prices move to 5c 25c.

Wyman& Co Wyma Co

Railpool ruling upholds immigrant transport pools

Interstate Commerce Commission Commissioner Clements rules that pools in immigrant traffic between New York and western destinations are based on domestic passenger shares and need not be restricted further. He finds no discrimination under current rates and sees no ground for new orders, while noting the practice improves immigrant handling and comfort.

Washington Interstate Commerce Clements New York Atlantic United States

Merger Briefs Filed in Washington Court

In Washington Feb 99 a merger brief is filed in accord with court requirements. The note references United States procedures and the filing context for merger matters.

Washington The United ‘State

Indictment Delay and Disputed Money Orders Suit

A civil suit claims withheld orders tied to an indictment involving Mr Hallenbeck. The filing also seeks $640 for money order registers the government allegedly rejects for acceptance.

Hallenbeck

Elizabeth Brewer Weds Wellington Wells in Washington

Miss Elizabeth Brewer daughter of Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court married Wellington Wells of Boston at St John’s Church Washington. The ceremony was officiated by Bishop Satterlee with President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Supreme Court members attending the wedding and breakfast.

Brewer Wells Washington Elizabeth Brewer Justice Brewer United States Supreme Court Wellington Wells Boston St. John’s Church Satterlee Roosevelt Supreme Court

Galena Man is Appointed Surveyor of Customs

Washington February 9 The president has appointed William Vincent of Galena surveyor of customs at that port.

Galena Washington William Vincent

Hanna in delirium as typhoid fever worsens

Washington reports Senator Hanna's condition grows more serious with delirium despite medical care. Doctors note typhoid fever explains the fever spikes. cold sponge baths bring temperature down from 103 to 101.6. Dr. Carter arrives from Cleveland to stay with Hanna and guard against collapse.

Washington Senator Arlington Edward P. Carter Cleveland Hanna

Unlawful combination in Peoria gas dispute

Judge rules the case centers on whether Peoria Gas Light and Coke company and Peoria Gas and Electric company illegally combined to fix gas prices. Four years of litigation, city ordinance set 75 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, injunction sought, appeal possible to the United States Supreme Court due to potential bankruptcy of the two consolidated firms.

Peoria, Gas Light and ‘Coke Peoria Gas Electric” Company Humphries Supreme Court of the United States

Tornado Claims Three at Union Arkansas

News from Mammoth Springs Arkansas reports a tornado near Union in Fulton County killing three people including Rev. Soden a Baptist minister and a child named Clinton. Homes stores and two churches were destroyed in the town leaving only Dr Barnes store standing. the tornado path measured about 300 yards wide.

Mammoth Springs Ark Fulton County Union Here Mr. Soden Clinton Samuel W. Cochran William Gilstrap S. W. Cochran Masonic “Hall

Fire drill saves 600 pupils at Jesse Ketchum school

In Toronto on February 9 as smoke filled rooms and temperatures plunged to ten below zero eight hundred scholars including many girls aged up to 14 filed out in orderly lines. Principal W J Hendrick escaped with clothes thrown from a window as firemen struggled with frozen flames. The school’s children's bank money was saved.

Toronto Ont Jesse Ketchum School Miss Brown W. J. Hendrick

British Tibet mission stance outlined in blue book

London reports a new blue book detailing why Foreign Secretary Lansdowne adopted a firm stance toward Russia over Tibet. Col Younghusband’s Tibet expedition had received notices from independent sources that Tibetans were arming with Russian help, based on a czar’s two year pledge to the Tibetan mission.

London Tibet Lord Lansdowne Russia Col. Younghusband

Death of a noted educator

William Bramwell Powell, author and pioneer of the modern public school system, dies at his Mount Vernon home. He started as a teacher in Illinois and served fifteen years as Washington’s school superintendent before health failures forced his retirement during his 1901 Philippine mission.

New York William Bramwell Powell Mount Vernon Illinois Washington

Tremont Steamer Burned. Lions Die in Fire

The Joy Line steamer Tremont burned at her New York pier. Firemen battled flames while two lionesses escaped their cages and were driven back by hoses. both animals perished in the blaze.

New York Joy Line Tremont

Janesville Birds Triumph in Madison Cock Fight

In Madison on February 9 Janesville challenged Madison in a cocking match. The Janesville team won seven of nine bouts. The prize money totaled 150 dollars for the main event plus 5 dollars per battle.

Madison Wis Janesville

Boy Dies for Love in Tragic Note

Springfield Ohio February 9. Frank Ex Vilalior aged 17 drank carbolic acid and died over a love affair. He left a note begging someone to be good to Winnie and have her attend the funeral.

Springfield Frank Ex Vilalior Winnie

Philanthropist James Boorman Colgate Dies at Yonkers

Yonkers N Y Feb 9 James Boorman Colgate died after a long illness He organized the New York gold exchange during the Civil War and served as its president He endowed Colgate University Hamilton N Y with 1060000 and built Colby Academy New London OH

Yonkers N. Y James Boorman Colgate New York Gold Exchange Colgate University Hamilton Colby Academy New London N. OH

No Arrest In Bedford Case At Bedford Ind

Bedford Indiana February 9. Authorities report no arrest in the Bedford case as investigators continue to pursue leads and examine evidence surrounding the incident. Local officials stressed active inquiry and cooperation with the public.

Bedford Ind

Missouri Democrats announce dates and places for conventions

The Democratic state committee in St Louis on February 9 announced convention plans with dates and locations. Jefferson City hosts the state convention on July 8. Joplin holds the delegate convention on June 25. St Joseph hosts the judicial convention on June 21.

Missouri Democrats St.Louis Democratic State Committee Jefferson City Joplin St. Joseph

Baltimore Fire Devastates City Core Amid Reconstruction Resolve

Baltimore endures a vast blaze that destroyed 75 blocks and hundreds of buildings across the downtown. Officials estimate heavy property losses, with 60,000 workers unemployed and food supply cut off, while Gen. Corbin commands federal and local forces to prevent disorder. The fire wanes after a dramatic night as residents vow to rebuild.

Baltimore Liberty Street Lexington Jones Falls River Fayette Gay Lombard Charles Balderson Ellicott, Hollingsworth Cheapside Basin McClure’s Patterson's Smith's Frederick Long Union Docks Preston East Side Gen Corbin Adjt Baltimore Street Broadway New York New England Western

Dairy price trends from Elgin Illinois 1903 report

The Hilgin Board of Trade 1903 statistics show butter averaged 23.25 cents, high call 29 cents, low 18.4, with March at 28.36. production up 1,178,111 pounds from 1902. Membership reached 457 with 1904 officers led by President John Newman and Secretary Le B. Sodean.

Elgin Hilgin Board of Trade L. B. Judson United States Pres John Newman Gurler Wea Sherwin le B. Sodean

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