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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
3
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The piece argues that gold democrats cannot support Bryan and maintain consistency. It warns that a Bryan victory would push the nation to a silver monetary basis, urges adherence to honest money, and notes fears of immediate business harm from free silver versus imperialism concerns.
A newspaper column recalls Bryan's 4 year old forecast about gold standards and school closures. It cites 1896 and 1898 US public school attendance and spending, arguing actual growth and thrift contradict the predictions and questioning the speaker's reliability.
The piece argues voters should assess presidential choice like a business decision. It warns against trusting Bryan citing a past failure and urges continuation of a proven, trustworthy administration over unsafe, unreliable options.
The Goshen Democrat omits Hon C D Roys from Thursday meeting coverage. Roys, via telepathic messaging, asserts Bryan will win, claiming Imperialism is the campaign’s central issue and seeing a celestial sign spelling out Bryan.
The Vicksburg Herald rejects Bryan and his positions saying any man who publicly claims Americans are building forts to overawe workers is unfit to be president.
A pla card reading Great is Tammany and Croker is its prophet W. J. Bryan is displayed in Nebraska. The line, once spoken by Bryan, is cited as political ammunition in his own state.
LaPorte Republican quotes Helkark Truth asserting the Chicago American should be barred from every respectable household, reflecting strong media opposition and a stance on press exclusion.
In answering questions, Turbach invokes Bryan Roosevelt and Hanna, likening the dialogue to a boxing discussion between Corbett and Fitzsimmons. The exchange hints at strategic angles in public debate and sportsmanship.
Local Democrats claim McKinley's election would trigger widespread panic. statement attributed to unnamed party members reflects heated political rhetoric and concerns about market stability amid campaign discourse.
Relics from the ice age unearthed near New York prompt release of stockholder list for the ice trust. The disclosure could affect control and future operations of the planned enterprise.
A gold nugget weighing 753 pounds was assayed yesterday in New York City and valued at 154000 dollars. The find highlights a rare large gold specimen reported by local authorities and assay experts.
In a short time it will be in order for Aguinaldo to send in a message of sympathy and condolence to the dear Bryanite party.
In the coverage of the Irish vote Archbishop Ireland and Col. John P. Irish are identified as supporters of McKinley. The article highlights their stance alongside other activist voices shaping the election discourse.
President McKinley receives Gov Gen Leonard Wood of Cuba and Porto Rico education commissioner M G Brumbaugh. Wood discusses Cuba politics, Brumbaugh reports Porto Rico gains in schools and roads. Secretary Root departs. an Oct 31 reception for Canton teachers is planned.
Washington Oct 29 The return of Secretary Root may trigger orders to reorganize Cuba's military. The island now has two departments West under Gen Fitzhugh Lee and East under Col S M Whiteside. Gen Leonard Wood would command a single department, reducing costs and freeing Lee for U S duty.
A note mentions Bryan's young man Absalom will be given a bath and a haircut one week from next Tuesday.
A senator and a grass widow form a pair said to produce much smoke, according to statements attributing the idea to Senator Sullivan. The humorous remark suggests a controversial or attention grabbing plan.
The sentence questions whether Mr. Roys can confront his Republican record with courage, implying doubt about his willingness or ability to acknowledge past positions.
A reported status notes no divorce filing exists for Bryan and Silver as of now, with no formal petition on record. Officials have not received any paperwork indicating an intent to dissolve the marriage.
In a tense moment Bryan expresses discomfort as the yellow mun's load grows too heavy, highlighting a strain between the two figures and signaling potential shifts in their arrangement.
The remark frames a political choice as a de facto endorsement of Croker, suggesting Bryan's support would translate into Croker influence or approval in the resulting policy or leadership outcomes.
The United States treasury holds 451 million in gold the largest in world history. Gold equals about six dollars per person for 75 million Americans and covers 35.66 million in outstanding gold payable notes. The piece attacks Bryan era talk against a gold standard and cautions against changing the system.
Indianapolis Press reports ask leaders whether rumors that Bryan will knife Kern could trigger retaliation against the Kern ticket. Van Vorhis says no truth to the tale and calls it a Durbin fabrication. Medert says the fusion camps support the full ticket and see no voter impact.
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a cure for scald head eczema. Claims quick and permanent results and availability at drug stores for 50 cents.
Miss Lucy Aseton sues United States Senator William V. Sullivan of Mississippi for breach of promise. The episode follows earlier Breckenridge suit and signals a wave of similar actions among congressmen and their defenses.
This afternoon eerie noises presage trouble as crowds converge in Goshen for warnings of disaster. Brother Walley to deliver the casket for the Bryanite remains on November 7.
In Wymore Nebraska the 3 year old daughter of Frank Hart wandered into a hog pen at her father’s home in Burchard and was savagely mauled by several large hogs. Rescued by Robert Shear, she is described as having extreme lacerations to arms, face, body and legs and is given little chance of survival.
An unknown man was shot and killed at Fourth and Charles streets in St. Joseph Missouri. The shooter escaped. The victim, a well dressed stranger about 30 years old, five eight, light complexioned. Robbery is suspected as a possible motive.
A warning against quack cures for kidney and bladder troubles. The text urges readers to distrust claims of unknown herbs and asserts Foley's Kidney Cure contains recognized remedies supported by physicians. It cautions against credulity and deception by druggists and pretenders.
The text mocks Mr. C. D. Roys for denouncing a editor while criticizing his labeling of a calf on new Republican posters. It notes Roys’ actions, calls his folly, and suggests he lacks judgment in following such labeling.
Edward Weisserts, a Chicago musician, decides to vote for McKinley before leaving for Germany where he has inherited a baronetcy and a fortune of a million dollars.
Evanston Illinois October 29 A son of Alderman George Gooch was taken to the police station for violating the city curfew after 8 pm Policeman Moberg and Sergt Waldron handled the matter Chief Bartram fielded a lecture with little effect He was returned home with orders to stay off the streets after dark or face confinement at night.
At 2 o clock this morning Charles Reynolds 19 and four other youths left a resort kept by Mrs Harmon on West Jackson street after rocks were thrown at the door. Samuel Harmon fired from his home in night attire with a shotgun killing Reynolds. Harmon jailed on felonious homicide charges claiming he misjudged the situation.
The note touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as the best cleansing method for the diver. It claims the pills are easy to take and never gripe. Vuseworth Bros.
A readable fragment notes a letter unreadable to us and a visible phrase Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion. Thomas' Drug Store appears in the text, suggesting a local advertisement or listing for the product.
A force of 400 insurgents attacked a scouting detachment near Looe. Captain Beigler led a two hour clash that killed more than seventy five and wounded two Americans. Lieutenant Alstaetter is a prisoner and a deserter general named Fagin threatens former comrades. The Philippine commission moves to revise tariffs with U S approval to follow.
A family friendly dessert suggestion promotes Jell O as a quick no bake option. To prepare pour hot water, set to cool and enjoy flavors including Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers for 10 cents.
At Appleton Wisconsin on October 29 a railway collision injured sixteen members of Isham's King Rastus company, a colored theatrical organization. E T Harris suffered a broken leg Annie Ross skull fractured Dora Beard head injuries and other cast members were hurt. The accident occurred as the supper was ending when a switch engine struck the show cars on a sid ing due to no signals, blamed on railway employees.
Michael Gharheart of Detroit Michigan recounts recommending Dr C D Warner s Compound of Seven Cures to George Chipp who suffered a typhoid related leg disease. After six months of treatment the leg healed and regained full use with no amputation needed. January 6 1900 Detroit Michigan.
Mrs. Alice Hulbert arrives in Chicago with her sister and two children and learns her 6-year-old son Paul is dead after being crushed in an elevator in the Monadnock building. The tragedy follows their east to west travel, with the mother planning to bury the boy in Fort Collins, California.
Alvin R. Ludwig announces a petition to the Elkhart county Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a two story brick building on Main Street Elkhart. The action seeks on premises consumption and specifies the front room as the sales and drinking area with details of the lot and dimensions. Public notice dated October 9 1900.
State of Indiana Elkhart County. Non resident notice in the case E A Baker vs Imperial Stock and Grain Co garnishee St Joseph Valley Bank. Defendant must appear December 10, 1900 at 411 S Main St Elkhart to answer or demur. Dated October 17, 1800 and signed by John M Brumbaugh J P.
The manufacturers of Banner Salve authorize the agents to guarantee it for burns cuts sores ulcers tetter eczema and all skin diseases. Your money back if it does not do all it claims. Houseworth Bros.
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