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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
The weekly Truth published each Thursday outlines foreign and local news. Subscription price is stated as $1.00 per year, with delivery to any post office in the United States or Canada.
The Indianapolis News notes strikes in New York and Chicago burden the public and push demand for public influence. It argues civil relations require arbitration like eminent domain, extending private rights to serve the general good when labor conflicts disrupt city life.
An article notes the Lancet's claim that a 10 percent soluble glass solution can preserve a newly laid egg for months, sealing contents from external influences. It speculates eggs might be hatched after long storage and contemplates vast future possibilities in food transport and preservation.
An Indianapolis Journal piece quotes Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arguing prosperity does not drive more strikes. It contrasts 1893 97 depressions with later booms, notes wage fights rise as demand grows, and predicts fewer labor disputes as prices and output adjust.
Roosevelt defends Postmaster General Payne as a loyal ally in the anti Platt faction fight. Payne’s growing influence appears to target state machines and party control, with Indiana and Beveridge facing tensions as the administration presses for loyal support in the 1904 contest. The Indianapolis Journal notes social equity issues in Indianapolis, the Negro right to work, and disparities in unions and employment, while local editorials discuss new papers and journalism.
Ned Dalton deserts Una Perkins after marriage to pursue gold. years later Tom Reed’s invention pays off with a sweater business after a stranger reveals Ned’s fate and Tom’s rival, Lucky Ned Collins, returns as a successful mine owner. Una and Tom reunite in newfound prosperity.
Advertises Russ Bleaching Blue cleanser as the trusted product from reputable grocers priced at 10 cents. Warns customers to avoid cheap imitations. Emphasizes quality and widespread availability.
F Chadwick of Deshler Ohio writes strong testimonial for Gilmore Gray Co cause tic oil naming quick action and good results after months of use. He orders one gallon when business improves and notes price 50 cents a bottle and sale of Gilmore's Headache Powders by Thomas' Drug Store.
Two walking delegates of labor unions in New York City were arrested on charges of possible malfeasance. Accused of extorting money from employers by accepting bribes to settle strikes and threatening strikes unless bought off. Prosecution by District Attorney Jerome pending.
For sale a 240 acre desirable farm in Sikhart County with full fencing two building sets and a creek running through eight fields. Also offering a six year old mare with foal perfectly sound inquire at Mc Dowell's Livery Elkhart. Pedigree and mail order details not provided.
Notice announces efficient repair services for wagons and carriages by J. Rush at the corner of Crawford and Grove Streets with weekly slots Monday Wednesday Saturday and with lookers on Monday Thursday and Saturday.
Petersburg farmer near Dutchtown Peters burg-Frank McDade fell while returning birds to their nest. He lost his footing crossing a log and sustained internal injuries that proved fatal.
State of Indiana non resident notice in the Concord township case Brumbaugh vs Hudson. Plaintiff Dora Kessler alleges defendant Mrs George Hudson is non resident of Indiana and requires appearance by August 3. Court address 58 Main and 903/58 Main at 11 South. Public notice of lawsuit and affidavit filed.
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