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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
4
Report states 700 pounds of gun cotton placed in the bay near the Maine ignited by torpedoes touching its hull. The explosive was shipped from Barcelona to Admiral Manteuffel commanding Havana port, linking the blast to an attack on the vessel.
The Elkhart Truth promotes teaching Hinglish in public schools with reasons to aid clear, intelligent, graceful expression when conveying ideas, suggesting widespread benefits for national communication per Goshen Democrat commentary.
The article argues the Gac law and McKinley plan to re adopt Reed rules to curb individual member liberty. It notes Hepburn and Reed critics are silenced as McKinley pushes measures through the House with strong speaker authority.
The Indianapolis Independent reports concern over foreign workers in Lowell Massachusetts where Greek and Armenian laborers fill card rooms and weave shops for low wages. Unions say they are exploited while employers push cheap help as a policy, raising broader fears about American manufacturing dominance.
Missouri Democrat Representative Dearmond advocates an aggressive early stance for the Democrats in the house conflict. He calls for withdrawal of U S authority from the Philippines and independence for the Philippines, return of the Cubans to their own rule, exposure of Republican trusts, opposition to a large standing army, and strict scrutiny of federal spending and taxation.
The Washington News Letter quotes Judge DeArmond forecasting a crucial upcoming congressional session. He says its impact on the national election could be significant or even controlling.
A South Bend Sunday News reader urged four cities to unite their bands for joint concerts. The proposal cites a resulting union of lodges and a ministerial association after the interurban line and suggests a 100‑player ensemble from Goshen, Hi khart, Mishawaka and South Bend to perform popular, patriotic and classical music.
An eastern exchange reports a conference of female missionaries denouncing women’s colleges as leading to sin and depravity. The principal speaker warns sin is present in colleges and urges readers to warn girls about Sabbath violations and moral decline.
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury. Promotes Hells Catarrh Cure from FLU Cheney Co Toledo J, claiming no mercury and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions Cheney Co Ohio address and free testimonials by druggists. Price per bottle.
Helarus Mare Pudietiments faced blackmail allegations tied to lawmakers who handled the anti trust bill last winter. The investigation began late Monday, with three witnesses sworn and completed early yesterday. Two indictments were returned and ordered kept secret, likely against the same individual. Investigations also began into war fund expenditures and alleged fraudulent payrolls.
Leaders of the Chautauqua movement met at the Southern hotel and formed the National Chautauqua Federation to unite all Chautauqua assemblies in the United States. The aims include arranging lecture and performer routes, reducing costs through organization, and districting the country to spread the C. L. S. G C work.
The Manauense arriving at Manila after a 12 day perilous voyage from San Francisco with 400 exhausted soldiers aboard. Water filled the hold, engines failed, and the crew nearly deserted amid a two and a half day typhoon. Buckets and improvised vessels kept the ship afloat as officers and men labored in darkness to bail and salvage.
The US transport Victoria returning to Seattle after brutal weather off Cape Flattery killed 55 of 410 horses and mules during a voyage begun November 23. Many survivors are severely bruised and beyond saving, officials fear.
Old time ad hails Knill’s Red White Blue and Black Pills for Wan People and stomach issues. Claims include 25c boxes for remedies for liver bowel kidney dyspepsia and dysentery with promises of safety and guaranteed druggist satisfaction.
Gov Pingree and others plan libel suits totaling 450000 against the Detroit Free Press. Pingree seeks 250000, C D Joslyn 100000, R Sutton 196690. The newspaper pledges to withhold detailed reply until court action is filed.
Washington officials deny a sensational claim that President McKinley promised federal troops for Kentucky in the election dispute. Troops would be sent only if state authorities cannot handle the trouble.
J H Ives of wast Jackson street narrates a back strain from bridge work. He notes kidney issues and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after trying them from Houssworth Bros drugstore. He endorses the product and urges others to use it, remembering the brand Doan's.
S M Carlin offers a bath house at 119 East High with ladies days Tuesday and Friday. John Baumgarten at 522 Main markets fall suits and furn goods. John Wambach meat market at 622 South Main boasts fine steak, hams, and bacon. Kesler Bros. promotes real estate bargains near the bar. Geo Weippert meat market at 116 North Main invites trade. F M Swinehars at 119 West Jackson sells groceries and baked goods. Art Laurel at People’s Outfitting sells coal stoves. Heffner and Co plumbing and gas fitting at 524 South Main claim best and cheapest. Bath tubs and closets shown. Chicago Stilson tailors in Odd Fellows block guarantees value.
Coupon tickets promise quick relief from a cold and warm feeling. Goofrey and Livengood advertise trunks valises gloves robes and blankets at low prices. H B Miller sells items at 106 S Main St. Knickerbocker Drug Store lists toilet requisites at 405 S Main St. Tobacco brands like Chesterfield and Londres Cabana among 5 cent cigars. DeCamp and Son at 112 East Franklin sell timothy clover seed blankets robes and farm supplies.
Dr Price's Break-a-Cold promises to cure a cold in twenty four hours. The remedy costs 25 cents and is sold only at Felt's drug store near the depot.
Taylor & Company announces a complete new goods line with suits and shoes. Helfrich & Gelzen offer quality and price designed to fit customers and ensure lasting wear.
Stewart operates a staple and fancy groceries shop at 113 North Main Street offering provisions and goods delivered to any part of the city.
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