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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
Farm Journal offer to subscribers to receive Weekly Truth for one year and Farm Journal for five to six years in advance for $1.00. The ad invites old subscribers to renew by prepaying air carriage and one year in advance, praising both papers as practical progressive and useful with broad circulation.
Governor Lieutenant-Governor Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State Attorney-General Reporter State Superintendent State Statistician Judges in First and Fourth Districts Displayed. Names include JOAN W. KERN JOHN C LAWLER AVL HEIMBERGER JOHN W MINOR JEROME UWEREF PL DRUMMOND TENRY G VERGIN ES AV GREATHOUSE EDWARD HORUFF PREME COURT GEO REINHARD J W ADATR.
The platform of May 17 1860 asserts that governments derive just powers from the consent of the governed and that upholding these principles is essential to preserving republican institutions. The statement emphasizes adherence to the Declaration of Independence and republican ideals.
The report indicates Timothy Woodruff may be one of several candidates who also ran in the race.
Authorities describe Gov Mocnt as broadly capable but note he may clash with narrow policy views. Officials emphasize his stance on major reforms while critics warn of potential missteps in governance.
A terse report notes the fugitive Caylor is transported back to Kentucky, reducing strain on Indiana's honor and signaling a swift conclusion to the pursuit.
The Wareaw Limes reacts with visible irritation when public sympathy for the Boers is voiced, provoking debate about stance and tolerance in the community.
The LaPorte Argus notes improvements in the news matter and typography and suggests if the national convention adjourns promptly the administration may choose to safeguard American citizens in China.
In a passing remark, Hanna is noted as running things while the Addicks discuss stances beyond his distance, signaling a shift in party dynamics and leadership roles within the Republican sphere.
Republican editorial rooms start using material from the Indianapolis Press as ready made content. The practice shows a shift in sourcing and boosts the press’s influence in syndicated comment.
Gratifying to Democrats in Indiana as Republican editors show strong dislike for Tom Taggart. The partisan tone suggests a Democratic victory outlook in the state.
It might be well to suggest that Neely will not be brought to trial for his crime before the November election. Rathbone will see to that.
Eli Perkins, long unseen, has secured consent from Republican committees to employ his staff in plate form. This marks a rare public return after many years.
The Waksrass Tribune marks its eighth year in operation and appeals for strong support from the Wakarusa community.
If Governor Mount had been admitted to the bar, Taylor might consent to the little governor defending him when right and decency prevails in the governor's office.
The LaPorte Herald charges Mayor Jarrow has not turned over fines collected in two years and says an investigation has been requested.
Mr Brick nag returns to South Bend noting no upheaval there and contrasting the varied impact of South Bend’s congressmen on national affairs. The remark implies mixed reception of local political figures and their achievements.
Churches nationwide urge protection for American missionaries in China. Hanne is unavailable to handle the matter, and officials may address it later.
McKinney and Hanna consent to safeguard Americans in China as the 9th Regiment is ordered from Manila to Tientsin. The Goshen News praises Fugitive Taylor set to defend republicanism with his greatest challenge ahead.
General Otis declares the Philippine conflict concluded while General MacArthur notes one twelfth of U S forces in the Philippines cannot be spared to aid Americans in China. The remarks are described as average Republican consistency.
The Noble County Republicans suffer deep splits making Democratic chances appear strong this year. Truth backs Dr. Parker for county treasurer in reward for lifelong party service.
The Terre Haute Express editorial accuses Campbell, a Goebel lawyer, of threatening to invade Indiana with twenty men to seize ex-Governor Taylor. The writer notes the Campbell letter to Mount may offer another guess if not yet read.
The LaPorte Herald hints that Mayor Van Wyck of New York is connected to an ice trust and suggests prominent Republican politicians may be assisting. The piece urges patience for fuller revelation in time.
Report notes a feud between Fulton and Marshall county Democrats endangering the peace of mind of congressional contenders. It is believed H. A. Barnhart could reconcile rifts and guide a victory in November.
Opinion pieces describe the New York ice trust as a wealthy democratic club with prominent Republicans backing central efforts. The names of key Republican supporters are obscured by reporting style and general commentary.
The Review misreported that Trath urged extreme actions. In fact Trath urged the city council to appoint a park board, and the council did so to the complete satisfaction of the people, to improve Island Park.
SouTh Benp notes two more deaths from reckless acts at sea. The aged naval observer laments that young men repeat dangerous stunts yearly, leaving sorrow in the hearts of loved ones. He warns that learning seems impossible as the brain is not there.
The Northern Indiana editorial association will convene in Elkhart next year. Leaders from towns across the region will gather a capable, brainy group, and Elkhart should shine with pride, leaving a lasting impression on all guests.
The Goshen Times condemns a Florida bird hunter who killed 141 000 birds last year. A Long Island factory producing hats was destroyed, killing 10 000 stuffed seabirds 20 000 wings and 10 000 bird heads.
The Bristol Banner argues that many ordinances and laws go unenforced across locales and states. It urges repeal of unnecessary statutes and stronger enforcement of existing ones to stop overburdening new legislators and authorities.
The piece criticizes Mount for his treatment of Ruthvan and Ruthven, arguing both should have faced fair poll and consideration like Taylor. It laments Indiana’s reputation and notes Mount’s tenure ending, though not swiftly enough to satisfy the public.
Attorney General Willie Taylor asserts the Taylor requisition matter shows the indictment of Fugitive Taylor to be invalid. He presents a strong show of proof to back his conclusion amid ongoing proceedings and related political controversy.
The effort to secure affidavits for charging a physician failed repeatedly as each affidavit, prepared under AG direction, was ruled invalid. Prosecutors abandoned the case until Indiana appoints a new attorney general to resume the proceeding.
In a striking turn the Republican press pivots to defend Hon. B. J. Shively amid questions of his political ambitions. He declined the gubernatorial nomination for personal reasons, despite strong support at the Indiana state convention.
The piece warns that patent medicine firms may face a major damage suit as distributors leave drugs at doorsteps, risking children who may ingest them. It laments the frequent drug exposure of households and predicts eventual legal action and accountability.
A local writer rejects the view of Elkhart as a small town praising the city’s national stature. The piece notes Elkhart’s extensive export reach and postal earnings and highlights the city’s growth, beauty, schools, and prosperity as seen by visitors and residents alike.
The Shelbyville jurors convict J Marsh Wilson for attempting to defraud by a false claim. The case is hailed as a victory for honest government and a warning to political parties that protect dishonest office holders. An indicted ex-county official in a neighboring county faces ongoing fraud charges, with suggestions the court has deferred justice. The public may react strongly if the accused goes free.
The piece denounces the American government for sending only 200 troops from the Philippines to China amid calls for 2000 to protect citizens. It accuses officials of political calculation, questions General Otis's claim that the Philippine war is over, and lambasts campaign-funded leadership for neglecting lives abroad.
The condition of John Ryan, the insane kidnapper, remains unimproved. He paces the cage bars or sits on the cement floor calling for the doctor or his children. Letters have been sent to Chicago and Dunning seeking relatives or caretakers. He appears harmless and his condition elicits sympathy from all who have seen him.
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Statement by Wret Troauxx Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo endorses F. J. Cheney & Co. and describes the product as taking internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials offered.
Thomas H. Smarr receives a pension boost from ten to twelve dollars after efforts by Justice Sanders and others. The action reflects official support and acknowledgment of Smarr’s service.
A reader from Elkhart endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after eighteen to twenty years of back pain and poor relief from other medicines. The testimonial notes rapid relief and urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents per box. Also promotes Doan's Ointment for skin conditions with a free sample offer. Logansport reports burglaries causing fear.
The notice promotes D N Lieb for batteries for electric bells and war measures at Jonu Baumygartens 522 Main. It also highlights new furnishings and special low grocery and smoked meat prices at G W Robinson 216 East Jackson. Felt's advertises new Go Carts.
Ashes and smoldering ruins cover Bloomington Illinois after a rapid fire destroyed an entire block within an hour except the post office. The blaze swept from the north and east of the courthouse area as firefighters from Bloomington Springfield and Peoria fought the flames aided by dynamite. Insurance men estimate losses at 2 million dollars with the Griesheim building seven stories tall housing 400 offices among the destroyed structures.
Tickets on the Vandalia Line for a round trip valid July 3 to July 5 1900 within 200 miles of origin at one fare. Also valid to connecting line stations on same basis. For details contact nearest ticket agent or E A Ford General Passenger Agent St Louis Missouri.
Brazil Ind June 20 Frank Hern a young farmer was instantly killed by an accidental discharge of his gun.
Boat livery prepared to furnish outfits for individuals or large parties. Also ham mocks soft drinks cigars and all requirements of a first class livery. Located on East Jackson Street 13 blocks east of the Big Four Iphidia C D Swain Mer.
DeCamp and Son operate at 112 East Franklin Street selling timothy clover and garden seeds to local customers, offering seed mixtures and garden supplies.
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