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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

3

Illinois Mine Workers Halt Bond Bid Amid Strike Prep

The United Mine Workers of Illinois confirmed plans to bid on Sangamon county bonds but were told at the last moment not to buy. The union may conserve funds for a possible strike in Illinois with Secretary Ryan headed to Wilkesbarre to coordinate aid. The treasury reportedly holds 300000 to 400000 dollars for support.

Springfield United Mine Workers of Illinois Sangamon County Ilinois Ryan Wilkesbarre Illinois Union

Three Cyclones Hit Whitesides County In One Night

Sterling II reports Whitesides County endured three tornadoes on Thursday night. The central twister damaged barns and crops, the northern one wrecked farm buildings, and a small southern cloud uprooted willow trees. A separate tornado struck Ogle County causing building and orchard damage. A Green River flood widened to three miles, submerging cornfields under two to five feet of water.

Whitesides Sterling Ogle County Green River

One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Loganton Reader

D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa hails One Minute Cough Cure as the only safe immediate cough remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. Mothers testify to its good results for children while noting croup can strike fast and doctors may arrive late. Pleasant to take and favored for grip bronchitis and coughs. Houseworth Bros.

D. Scott Currin Loganton Eouseworth Bros

Express Crash Kills Mother and Daughter at Crossing

In Boonetown New Jersey on June 14 Mrs Andrew Mitchko and her 12 year old daughter were struck by the Buffalo express on the Lackawanna Railway. They were crossing in a buggy when the train bore down smashing the carriage and carrying the bodies about 1000 feet before the pilot stopped the train. The horse fled uninjured.

Boonetown N. J Andrew Mitchko Buffalo Express Lackawanna

Brewers Seek Arbitration Agreement

The United States Brewers' association moved toward an arbitration agreement with the National Brewery Workmen's association to settle future disputes. In Buenos Aires the Argentina-Chili arbitration treaty and arms protocol were submitted to the Argentine congress with lighter opposition than expected.

Saratoga N. Y United States Brewers’ Association Worlkmen Buenos Ayres

Indiana writers urged to tour for Harrison fund

The text notes notable Indiana authors reading for the Harrison fund with plans to visit cities such as Muncie Richmond Terre Haute Marion Lafayette Anderson Evansville Fort Wayne South Bend Elkhart and other wealthy cultural centers. Captain Haan returns from Manila on leave and will attend the West Point centennial. Admiral Dewey previously led a club where he was secretary and the admiral served as president.

Laat Cwek Captain Haan Manila West Point Admiral Dewey The Admirl Harrison Fund Indiana Muncie Richmond Terre Haute Marion Lafayette Anderson Evansville Ft. Wayne South Bend Elkhart

Possible Swarthmore Presidency Prompting Evansville Move

The article notes that if Dr. Joseph Swain retires as president of the state university to lead Swarthmore College, Prof. W. A. Hester, recently resigned Evansville city schools head, may be elevated to the state university presidency. Swain’s acceptance is not confirmed, but is widely expected in southern Indiana.

Joseph Swain State University Swarthmore College W. A. Hester Evansville Trustes Swain Swarthmore Indiana

Strong Boons County Land Values Rise Amid Prosperity

The article notes Boone county landed property values rose by about 25 per acre over five years, totaling over six and a half million for the county. A Boone farmer with eighty acres gains about 2000, and statewide sums reach roughly 552 million for five years, contrasting with calamity warnings.

Boors County Boone County Jandalone

Factional Press Feud Rages in Second District Politics

In the heavily Democratic Second district a heated dispute unfolds between Welman editor of the Sulivan Times and Poynter of the Sullivan Bulletin over Miers renomination. The quarrel excites Republicans and echoes past Pike and Knox county clashes, fueling a dramatic political fray.

Welman Sulivan Times Poynter Sullivan Bulletin Miers Congress Times Marrell-Thompson Pike County Knox County

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children

Mother Gray a nurse from the Children's Home in New York prepared a remedy now in drug stores as Sweet Powders for Children. Harmless as milk pleasant to take and never fail cures feverishness constipation headache teething stomach disorders and removes worms. At all druggists 25c Sample sent free Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.

Mother Gray New York Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Prominent Farmer Slays Wife Then Ends Life

Brainerd Nebraska June 16 Vincent Slavik wealthy Bohemian farmer shot his wife and then killed himself by hanging in a well on his farm the sheriff found his body dangling from a rope.

Brainerd, Neb Vincent Slavik

Testimonial Letter Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Jennings O Donnell president of Oakland Woman's Riding Club reports eight years of female trouble and invalid status, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight years of improvement and cure, with a signed but suspicious forfeit note included.

Jennie E. O'Donnell Oakland Woman’s Riding Club Lydia EE. Pinkham Lydia J. Pikham

Fire Destroys Rosenblatt Leather Factory in Philadelphia

A four story brick factory at Second and Oxford streets burned, injuring a dozen workers. About 400 employees leaped from windows into nets held by firemen to escape the blaze as sensational rescues were reported.

Philadelphia H. M. Rosenblatt & Co Second Oxford Streets

Auto Runs Into Harbor in Port Washington Thrill

Theodore Bode test drove a car lent by Mayor Dennett of Sheboygan. The auto ran out of control and plunged into the harbor. Bode narrowly escaped drowning as the machine sank to the harbor bottom.

Port Washington Wis Theodore Bode Dennett Sheboygan

Spring Fever and DeWitt Young Liver Pills

Spring fever signals biliousness with torpid liver and sluggish bowels. DeWitt's Little Early Risers claim to stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities to prevent illness. Endorsed by R. M. Everly of Moundville WV. Houseworth Bros.

DeWitt R. M. Everly Moundville W. Va Houseworth Bros

Sing for Prizes. Fifth annual sangerfest in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne hosts the fifth annual sangerfest of Ohio and Indiana on June 16. Representatives arrive from Logansport South Bend Peru Indianapolis Alexandria Marion Toledo Defiance and other Ohio cities.

Fort Wayne Ind Ohio Indiana Logansport South Bend Peru Indianapolis Alexandria Marion Toledo Defiance Ohio Cities

Elkhart Woman Praises Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills

Mrs Gideon Long of East Jackson street Elkhart Indiana says she suffered weak nerves headaches and dizziness for some time. After using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Houseworth Bros drug store her nerves grew stronger headaches disappeared and she now sleeps well and feels much healthier.

Gideon Long East Jackson Street Elkhart Ind A. W. Chase Houseworth Bros BE. Koontz Jefferson Street Dr. A. W. Chase

World's Fair progress reports from St Louis June 16

Builders push ahead on the Textiles and electricity pavilions at the World’s Fair site. Contractors describe roof work, ornamental staff, and large-scale framing as the complex grows. total under-roof exhibit space reaches about 200 acres across fifteen buildings with 778 acres of grounds planned.

St Louis John J. Dunnavant William Goldie Varied Industries M. E. Rountree Ezekiel Smith River Des Peres Telford

Wonderful Growth of the Postoffice Department

A review shows the United States postal system expanding from 75 postoffices in 1789 to 76,594 in 1901 with 511,808 miles of routes and 466,146,059 miles of mail carried. Revenue rose from 7,510 to 11,631,198 while postmaster compensation reached 19,113,590, and stamp and postal card usage soared with 772,859,000 stamps and 659,614,800 postal cards issued in 1901.

United States Sea Ees

Internal Revenue Ruling on Butter Color in Oleomargarine

The commissioner of internal revenue settles whether butter or any ingredients with artificial color can be used in oleomargarine without raising tax. The rule states tax remains one quarter cent per pound if no artificial coloration is used in the finished product, even if it looks yellow. a ten cent per pound tax applies if artificial color is involved.

Commissioner of Internat Revenue Detroit

Baseball suits and league clashes spark legal skirmish

Jim Hart of the Chicago Nationals threatens to sue the American League for breach of contract over team conditions. The piece blends sport gossip with bids of litigation, trainer chatter, and notes on players like Hart, Corbett, Jeffries, and Elkes, plus race results and stories from boxing and cycling events.

Jim Hart Chicago Nationals Hart Chicago Ban Johnson Andrew Fredman John S. Rogers John T. Brush

Memph is Club shoots closes. Heikes wins first prize

The Memphis-Gan club finishes a three day shooting event with Rol lo Heikes taking first prize by scoring 464 of 495. Danny McMahon of Philadelphia and Kid Abel of Chicago fight to a six round draw in Chicago. Notre Dame’s Stephen will captain the 1903 nine. A beauty with alpine hat and a sailor brim appears, while Rocky Mountain Tea from Houseworth Bros. is praised.

Jim Corbett Root- Carter Corbett Jeffries Fitzsimmons San Francisco Bayside Ospital Memphis - Gan Rollo Heikes Danny McMahon Philadelphia Kid Abel Chicago Stephen Will Notre Dame

Proves China Guilt Through Boxer Proclamation Evidence

Documents at Columbia University allegedly show the Chinese government allied with the Boxer Uprising. The evidence includes an original cut and a proclamation copy found in private houses used by Rev. Dr. Gamewell, with circulars bearing imperial seals and Boxer mottos. The report notes the seal and vermilion marks and suggests intent to destroy foreigners. A separate letter praises GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute.

Columbia University F. D. Gamewell Peking

Naval Experimental Plant Proposal At Annapolis

Senator Hale has introduced a bill in the senate to fund a first class naval experimental plant at the Naval Academy Annapolis with 400000 dollars for a building and equipment. The project follows the German Charlottenberg model to advance naval engineering and reduce reliance on private firms. It aims to aid the navy and benefit manufacturing sectors while stimulating naval inventiveness.

Navy Department Hale Senate Naval Engineers Melville Navy Charlottenberg Naval Academy of Annapolis

Emperor returns to Peking amid glory and gossip

The Chicago Record-Herald notes the empress dowager witnessed the emperor's provincial triumphal return to Beijing. It mocks fashion details as Lady Lennox is praised for economical gowns yet questioned about trimming her own hair.

China Peking Chicago Record-Herald Assernon Lady Lennox

Mountain Tea by Houseworth Bros 35 Cents

Advertisement asserts Mountain Tea by Houseworth Bros is superior to Madison Medicine Co's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents with a claim of unique quality and fixed price.

Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Washington Madison Medicine Co Houseworth Bros

Drowning of Aurora Trester in Creek Described

Aurora Charles Trester, aged eighteen, drowned while swimming in a local creek. The incident occurred in the afternoon with bystanders reporting the water was swift and visibility poor.

Aurora Charles Trester

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