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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

6

Henry A. Barnhart Nominates for Congress in 1908

The Democratic candidate Henry A. Barnhart pledges to work for the welfare of all constituents, seeking good laws and reform in the 13th District. He condemns party jockeying and supports equal opportunity, open government, and protection against special privileges. He cites Roosevelt era reforms and vows energetic service in Congress if elected.

Congress 13Th District Roosevelt Taft Pelf America

Local Party splits and a tragic Rhode Island incident

A fragmented political scene shows Republicans divided over Barnhart and temperance issues while a Rochester area tale documents Clark Cripe and Gillie Burns in a deadly sequence triggered by alcohol. The piece links party loyalty, saloon power, and a violent family tragedy in a single narrative.

Saloons Driven Out After Tragic Rochester Death

A Rochester case reveals five saloonkeepers who signed an anti sale pledge for Clark Crine. After repeated drinking and his mother’s death, Crine died in jail. Public outrage blamed breeders and brewing interests, pushing city to banish the saloons involved.

Haeramides Rochester Clark Cripe Cripe Jessi Gillie Burns Gilfie Burns Gory éLighbor Clark Barnhart Otha Hey Mr. Barnhart Henry Clark Crine

Mrs Sarah Kauffman and Mrs Dodge Return from Chicago Visit

Mrs Sarah Kauffman and Mrs H C Dodge have returned after visiting relatives and friends in Chicago.

Sarah Kauffman H. C. Dodge Chicago

Byers and relatives visit Waterloo area in Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Byers spend their vacation with Mrs Byers parents near Waterloo Indiana. Rev W M Hellopeter and wife of Wolcottville Indiana visit Mrs Catherine Raymer and other relatives. Harvey Elliott of the St Joseph Valley Bank expects to entertain Goshen guests this afternoon.

W. M. Byers

Health Aids For Women Through Pink Pills

A dated health advisory urges women to protect blood quality and daily function during midlife. It cites Dr Williams Pink Pills as a proven aid for building strength and notes a Indianapolis case where an appendicitis recovery improved after use.

Williams

Johnson Denounces Lawbreakers at Chautauqua Speech

Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson addressed a packed Briggs tent at Chautauqua Grounds on the majesty of the law. He divided lawbreakers into three classes, warned against organized crime, and urged applying laws equally to all citizens while advocating broader citizenship in the constitution. The crowd praised his plain, earnest delivery and he stayed to mingle with attendees afterward.

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Non Partisan Political Club Attacks Watson in Elkhart

In Elkhart a non partisan labor backed club probes James E Watson’s record. Delegates from labor organizations form the group to scrutinize his public acts and oppose his stance on workers issues including railroad hours and immigration policy. Similar clubs spread across Indiana with labor federation support.

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Five Year Old Wormald Burned In Street Fire

Sadie Wormald, five, of 708 Aspenchald avenue Nie, lies near death from burns after her dress caught fire while playing in the street with neighbors. Her four year old brother Lester and infant brother were nearby as the blaze gushed from her clothing. A witness said the girl could only say her dress was set alight by matches and that others were with her when the accident happened.

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