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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
5
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Dr Chese catarsh cure and Rush ton drug store ad warn against imitations Russ Bleaching Blue Be cautious of fake products. Farmers take notice E Conley & Son offer woven wire fence at small advance over wholesale price from American Steel & Wire Co. Post list of unclaimed letters at Hikhart Inn June 27 1800 includes several names with 1 cent charge per letter. July Fourth excursions via Vandalia Line tickets July 3 4 good return July 5 1900 within 200 miles with connecting lines info from EH Ford.
The Bricklayers and Stone Masons union, a key group in the Building Trades council, votes to withdraw citing failure of the central body to settle labor disputes. Notice of withdrawal will be served at the board of business agents meeting.
On the Grand Trunk railroad near Harvey Illinois the dead body of Lewis Ambio and the unconscious form of his brother Samuel were found with pockets turned out and valuables missing. Authorities suspect robbers battered them with clubs before daybreak.
Louis M. Stein a South Bend merchant was robbed of 4000 dollars by two men on Twelfth street and Fifth avenue. He was beaten unconscious and left in the street. Policeman Maronde found him and brought him to the police station. No arrests yet.
In New York at Coney Island Sporting Club on June 27 Guy Ruhlin defeated Sharkey in the fifteenth round with a hard jaw punch. The upset ends Sharkey’s hopes and positions Ruhlin as a top challenger to the heavyweight title previously held by Jeffries.
Ten bands including Rogers famous Band of Goshen Elbel s Band of South Bend Trumpet Notes of Elkhart and Ladies Military Band Waterloo Ind negotiate for event Mammoth Industrial Parade features two balloon ascensions one with a flying machine and a parachute rides bicycle races hose races greased pig greased pole armless rider spots and a grand fireworks display Local G A R Posts plan large attendance with special trains and frequent Interurban service to Goshen Elkhart Mishawaka and South Bend Prizes will be awarded for longest drive and wagon with most riders.
The eighth annual meeting of the allied printers' trade of Illinois convened with few delegates present in Danville. Chicago men and others were expected to join, as Postmaster W. R. Jewell delivered the welcome address at the trade council hall.
In Cedar Falls Iowa on June 27 George Besh of near Denver shot his hired man A P Schmid in the face with a load of birdshot after a quarrel over feeding kittens. Besh surrendered to the sheriff and Schmid will recover.
The Tennessee Supreme Court in Jackson ruled that women cannot practice in Tennessee courts. Justices Wilkes and Caldwell dissented from the majority decision.
Market report shows wheat options and grain prices with corn futures around 4.19 to 4.15 and oats near 2.30 for July and August. Pork and lard futures are listed for July and September with varied figures, alongside short rib and fat market entries and miscellaneous notes on grain trading and prices.
Detroit resident T W Baldinger extols Dr Chase's Ointment as a cure for 25 years of itching piles. Offer of a free sample box on request and a 50 cent to one dollar price at druggists, with Buffalo New York address for orders. Positively guaranteed to cure.
Reports from Nome Alaska via Seattle on June 27 detail a massive Topukuk strike fifty five miles below Nome. The find is described as among the greatest in the area with fortunes up to 25000 dollars and individual crews of two or three earning about 1000 dollars daily. A beach stretch 600 by 90 feet reportedly yielded 475000 in recent weeks.
Reports from North Dakota Manitoba and northern Minnesota say wheat and flax are total failures after four days of hot winds. South Dakota also hard hit though not hopeless. Northwest farmers must buy wheat for next spring seeding. Two hundred thousand acres already plowed up for fodder. Grass destroyed east of the Missouri River.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve provides permanent relief from piles eczema and skin diseases with a warning to beware of counterfeits and noting it is sold at Houseworth Bros.
London and Canton report a new phase of rebellion in southern China with Li Hung Chang ordered to Peking and foreign residents moving to Hong Kong. The Canton population, Jesuit deaths, and anti foreign demonstrations heighten tensions as General Chaffee prepares to command U.S. forces sailing to Chefoo.
Royal Baking Powder asserts its product imparts unique quality and purity, leavening food without altering its elements. It claims hot breads muffins and griddle cakes are wholesome and digestible, unlike alum powders which it labels corrosive and dangerous.
An editorial admonishes readers to heed early symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. It touts Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring kidney health and warns against delaying care.
The cool season has delayed melon growth by about one month. Growers say frost and heavy rains, plus extreme cold, slowed development though plantings were early. Last year’s crop was profitable, but this season many growers expanded operations.
It notes BonnemMAs & Couu hardware store as a large stock trading place and mentions the Ger. Weippert meat market as a reliable trading location. The address 116 North Main Street is given for the meat market. Try this market and tell your friends.
The Ellwoods are preparing plans for numerous buildings in and about Elkhart and invite inquiries. Jj. H. ALLISON at 2028 S Main Street offers designs and bargains in watches jewelry and musical goods.
Stark and Beardsley and Dettling and Son promote hardware tinware and sheet iron work from headquarters at 426 South Main Street. Get prices and trades for sheet iron. Contact for quotes and financing options.
An Englishman at a cafe claims olive oil prevents drunkenness after several drinks. He swallows a vial of yellow fluid and states others demand his name. He insists the oil cures intoxication, saying he has never been drunk despite drinking heavily.
Advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and prevents stomach irritation. It purportedly cures worst cases of dyspepsia and is pleasant to take, sold by Houseworth Bros.
The commissioner of internal revenue informs Recorder Peddycard that a release of mortgage or trust deed acting as a mortgage is not subject to taxation in any form. An attorney's certificate of acknowledgment attached to the release requires a ten cent stamp.
Pumps and windmills at very low prices offered by R. Stutsman. Repairs of all kinds available. Frank on Lin Street advertises cleaning and baths at Bowles tensorial parlors on Main Street.
R Turnock at 317 Main Street advertises bicycle deals and weekly price offers. J Buchter of Middlebury Street promotes a full grocery line with tea and coffee value. Local notices show Shively DeCamp & Son selling seeds and garden supplies. Keen invites flour seeds and farm feeds, while Werenano & Co. advertise salt and farming aids on Franklin Street near the post office.
The Twentieth Century club in Oshkosh plans a curfew ordinance this summer. At its annual meeting the influential group resolved to draft the measure and present it to the common council. The club argues curfews protect morality and public welfare, noting harm from children playing on streets at night, and expects success given its leading membership.
A short medical advert recommends Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for Bright's disease diabetes and gravel. The notice cites a policy of not neglecting back pain or kidney signs and attributes the product to Ronseworth Bros.
W L Stonex compiles a roster of Elkhart county's first settlers who located in the county before 1810 1826 era. The list will number around ninety names with some arrivals as early as 1826.
The column advertises F. M. Swinehart groceries at 119 West Jackson Street with goods for thoughtful shoppers. Goldman’s fountain drinks and Verner’s Ginger Ale are offered. A boat livery promises first class outfits for individuals or groups, plus ham mocks soft drinks and cigars. Hast Jackson Street location noted near Big Four tracks. Mer. Swain promotes O F Holland photographer services with “Phi los” portraits.
Friends of labor urged to seek the union label as Helfrich and Gelzen offer hand made leather shoes guaranteed to be union produced.
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