For Sale Six Year Old Mare With Foal
Six year old mare offered for sale with foal. Mare is perfectly sound. Inquiries accepted at Mc Powells Livery.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
8
Harvest Queen Milling Co Wheat Buying Offer
Attention farmers in Mikhart Indiana. Harvest Queen Milling Co resumes operations and buys any quantity of wheat at the highest cash prices. Call and see John Ludwig manager before selling elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Queen Mill
Mikhart
Ind
Queen. Milling Co
John
Ludwig
Mgr
Dress and Disposition of Famous Writers and Composers
The piece surveys how noted authors and composers dressed to inspire creativity, listing Dumas Buffon Beranger Scribe Lamartine Hugo Wagner Hadyn Sarden Mascagni Cimarosa Doyle Carroll FitzGerald Thackeray Burnett Townsend and others, noting quirky habits from coats and caps to tea rituals and writing poses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Buffon
Beranger
Lamartine
Victor Hugo
Michael Angelo
Washington Times
Wagner
Frederick of
Prussia
Hadyn
Beethoven
Victorien Sarden
Mascagni
Cimarosa
Mendes
Colan Doyle
Indiana Coal Prices Jump At Indiana Mines
Indiana coal operators raise mine prices by 25 cents a ton for black coal and 60 cents for bituminous coal citing demand for full capacity hampered by shipping bottlenecks. Weakened rail service due to car locomotives limits trade, with prices around 2.25 dollars for block coal and varied for bituminous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana Field
Henderson retirement sparks Republican unease across Indiana
Newspapers react to Speaker David B. Henderson's withdrawal from the Third District race. Critics call his reasons suspect while others hail a strategic retreat as tariffs and party rifts unsettle the GOP nationally. The headlines reflect division over leadership and tariff policy.
Resignation of Speaker Henderson Echoes Roosevelt Fallout
The resignation is described as matching the uproar that would follow if President Roosevelt quit over congressional criticism of Gen. Leonard Wood for using public funds in a political campaign for reciprocity. The Terre Haute Gazette notes the parallel to wartime era politicking and public finance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Roosevelt
Congress
Gen
Leonard Wood
Terre Haute
Handwriting on the Wall Pressures Speaker Henderson
The South Bend Times notes handwriting on the wall may have prompted Speaker Henderson to quit early amid tariff reform fears, suggesting the impending fight forced him to bow out before the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Henderson
South Bend Times
A Blow to the Republican Party in Iowa Politics
The refusal by Speaker Henderson of Iowa's Third district to seek renomination to Congress represents a severe setback for the Republican party, signaling leadership churn and potential campaign realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iowa
Muncie
Henderson Balks at Public Discussion Over Tariff Reduction
Henderson, elected by a large majority two years ago, refuses to meet ex Governor Boies to discuss public questions before the people. He admits opposition to any tariff reduction but remains unwilling to engage in dialogue.
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Henderson
Boies
Refusal of Speaker Henderson to Run for Congress
The Richmond Sun Telegram notes Speaker Henderson declined a congressional nomination in a dramatic move, citing his reasons as tensions over tariff revision amid a presidential and eastern Republican push for no tariff changes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
David B. Henderson
Knightstown Journal
Congress
Richmond Sun Telegram
Kinney school roofers suffer ladder fall in Trout Creek
Sack Downey fell from a ladder while roofing the Kinney school house and broke his eg. Mrs Addison Watts received a telegram from Fremont Neb giving news of her sister Mrs Franklin's death. The camp meeting at Detwheler will continue this week. Miss Brenimus preached a fine sermon last Sunday. Lewis Berch of Elkhart moved on the Paxon farm near Heaton Lake last week. Ben Long left for Selin Grove Pa to visit friends. Miss Eva New, teacher of the Mc Tarren school, has been on the sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sack Downey
Trout Creek
Kinney
Addison Watts
Freemont
Neb
Franklin
Detwheler
Brenimus
Lewis Berch
Elkhart
Paxon
Heaton Lake
Ben Long
Selin Grove
Eva New
Mc Tarren
Tariff Trusts and Unpatriotic Causes Across Nations
An editorial excerpt from the Iron Age (Sept 4 1902) argues tariffs drive trusts and unpatriotic behavior. It notes German tariff revision debates, socialist denunciations, export price advantages, and the claim that protected American industries overcharge domestically while selling abroad at half the price. It promises examples of American prices vs foreign prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Reichstag
Tariff Commission
Republican Party
Letter from Fayette miner critiques trust era prices
A Fayette County coal miner writes Judge Griggs arguing that wages have risen little while the cost of daily necessities has surged since 1898. He lists prices for oil, flour, bacon, sugar, tea, and more, urging unity and labor voting against trusts and injunctions.
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Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fayette
W. Va
Fayette County
J. M. Griggs
Washington, D. C
WM. Camack
Voting Instructions For Straight Democratic Ticket
Voters are told to mark a single X in the circle around the Rooster to cast a straight Democratic ticket. Use only the blue pencil provided, avoid any other marks, and if a mistake occurs obtain a new ballot. Fold the ballot before leaving to conceal the face while showing the clerk's initial on the back.
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Booth
Tin Plate Wage Fight Slows Trust Breakup Hope
The tin plate workers face a 25 percent wage cut for export work as the tin plate trust sells abroad at $1 per box less than domestic prices. Officials note Welsh tin plate duties and export profit urge tariff revision as the remedy, arguing labor must not bear the burden while trusts dominate. The Amalgamated Association votes show workers reluctant to lower wages to aid big trusts, and tariff reform is urged as the first step to solving trust abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Industrial Commission
Tin Plate Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
America
Congress
New York Herald
Blanket Sale Ad Offers Cotton Bed Blankets at Low Prices
A newspaper ad promotes cotton bed blankets at bargain prices. It lists 10-4 to 12-4 sizes with prices from 35 to 165 cents per pair and notes colors white gray tan. Also advertises wool and cotton blends, remnants, and a domestic department with unmatched value.
Special sale on men's and ladies clothing and socks
One lot offers men's heavy fleeced shirts and drawers for 25 cents and fleeced vests for 15 cents. Ladies and children's fleeced vests and pants 25 cents quality 15 cents. Socks include men's heavy cotton 5 cents per pair, wool socks 10 cents, children's black tibbed cotton 5 cents and up. Ladies fleeced cotton hose 10 cents, wool hose 15 cents, shirts and boys shirts priced to move.
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