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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

8

McKinley Will Reveals Estate and Annuity to Helen

The will of William McKinley estimates the estate at 225000 to 250000 dollars with Ida McKinley to hold a life interest. An annuity of 1000 dollars annually goes to Helen McKinley, to be paid from the estate after the mother’s death. Executors named are George B Cortelyou and William R Day.

Canton William McKinley McKinley Judge Day Secretary Cortelyou Ida S. McKinley William R. Day George B. Cortelyou President McKinley Executive Mansion Washington, D. C Helen McKinley City of Washington District of Columbia

Probate court fixes hearing before will probate

The probate court set a hearing for estate deposits in Washington banks Monday at 9 00. It is expected that Secretary Cortelyou and Judge Day will be appointed administrators. The will is in the President’s own handwriting on executive mansion letter paper.

Washington Probate Cortelyou

Lightning Strikes Four Ducks at Kakagon Point

Four duck hunters sleeping in a boat at Kakagon Wisconsin were struck by lightning. Two were sons of Professor Burr of Beloit College. The bolt hit the spar and a water aluminum flask, puncturing the boat bottom. All four men were severely shocked. George Burr was unconscious and taken to Rhinehart's Hospital.

Kakagon Wis Ashland Professor Burr Beloit College George Burr Rhinehart’s Hospital

Root May Quit Cabinet

Secretary Root is ill at his New York home and health fears renew talk he may retire from the Cabinet due to carbuncle symptoms linked to impoverished blood and overwork.

Root Washington, D. C New York Washington

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promised Quick Cure

A twenty five cent bottle of this remedy is advertised to cure a cough or cold in one day and soothe sore throat laryngitis quinsy or tonsillitis with every drop claimed to heal.

Dr. Bull

Junior Order of American Mechanics Guards Nation

Anti anarchist societies in progress of organization nationwide are led by the Junior Order United American Mechanics formed thirty years ago with the watchword Put None But Americans on Guard. The Junior is active in nearly every state. Amos L. Cray of Jonesboro is national councilor and Ed E. Deemer of Philadelphia is national secretary.

United American Piechanics Amos L. Cray Jonesboro Ed 8. Deemer Philadelphia

Oil Well On Stansell Farm Attracts Speculation

Delphi reports a local oil well on the Stansell farm six months after drilling attracting attention. The well produced 15 to 20 barrels daily for months, then began to flow at the surface when the pump was shut down last week and has continued since. The company operates one other producing well after eight holes drilled.

Delphi Stansell Farm

Washington Widow Mary Ann Graham dies aged 106

Mrs. Mary Ann Graham widow of Richard C Graham one of Washington's oldest residents died. Born in Mason county Kentucky in 1820 she moved to Indiana in 1821. She leaves a valuable estate and three daughters Ellen Schuder Eliza Graham and Martha Shotwell.

Washington Mary Ann Graham Richard C. Graham Mason County Kentucky Indiana Ellen Schuder Eliza Graham Martha Shotwell la Junta Cal

South Bend Courier Names New German Editor Proprietor

South Bend George Schleger has succeeded Gustav Ficken seler as editor and proprietor of the South Bend Courier, a German weekly established in 1873. It remains the district’s only German publication in the Thirteenth district.

South Bend George Schleger Indianapolis Daily Telegraph Gustav Fickenseler Thirteenth Congressional District

Fatal Runaway Horse Incident Claims Life of Longman

Liberty Dora Longman, 23, employed by John Agree, is killed when a runaway horse overturns a buggy during a roadside race with a friend. The horse becomes unmanageable, the buggy overturns into a ditch, and Longman is fatally kicked as the driver falls.

Liberty Dora Longman John Agree Longman

Imps Club Hanged and Burned in Effigy

On a public square during a People's Band concert, an Imps Club hanged and burned in effigy Leon Czolgosz, McKinley’s assassin, as crowds cheered and filled the streets with approval.

Rochester People’s Band Imps Club Leon Czolgosz McKinley

Assault on McKinley vault guard sparks murder plot theory

Canton reports an armed masked attack on the McKinley vault guard at 7 45 pm with men carrying packages suspected of explosives. De Prend fought off one attacker while another struck him, aiding an intruder who fled. Surge guards and Lt. Ashbridge rushed to the scene as investigators weigh a plot to blow up the vault containing the President's body.

Canton McKinley Guard de Prend Fort Wayne Mich de Prend S. Ashbridge New York Biddle

Demand for tariff reform urged by press and Republicans

The Republican press urges the party to revise the tariff as a Republican measure and argues reform should be by a non partisan expert commission rather than political action. It warns the Democrats would pursue free trade if given four years, but sees such an outcome unlikely.

Republican Democratic Party Congress

Waymire Sues Gilman Over Quiet Title Action

Charles Waymire brings suit against Henry Gilman of this city to quiet title. The case seeks to establish rightful ownership and remove any competing claims to the property.

Charles Waymire Henry Gilman

Nervous Ailments Cited as Nerve Pills Aid Buffalo Residents

Letters from Buffalo residents claim Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills eased chronic nervous troubles sleeplessness and fatigue. Mrs K Gerrard and others report improved sleep reduced irritability and restored energy after using the remedy.

Alonzo McDonald Zimnerman Hertel Avenue Wiagara Street Buffalo N. Y A. W. Chase McHackren Vermont Street Joseph Meykouski No. 103 Military Road A. We Chadse

Food Aid Urged to Curb Tuberculosis in France

Minister of Public Works issues circular on fighting tuberculosis as French scientist De Monier argues malnutrition and heavy taxation drive the rise. He compares France and England noting higher consumption disease mortality in France, urged depots in slum districts to provide affordable healthy food as true charity.

France de Monier Medical and Surgical Society England

Early talk on a new anti trust law in the nation

A discussion traces President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox on shaping Sherman act amendments to curb corporate power without crippling industry. Critics note Knox's past ties to major firms and question impartiality amid Congress links to corporate attorneys.

Roosevelt Knox Qarnegzie Company Steel Trust Congress Cleve Jend M-Kinley

Peruna credited by patients and advocates for female diseases

Mrs Judge McAllister from Minneapolis testifies how seven weeks of Peruna cured her long standing pelvic pain. Other letters praise Peruna as a cure for chest pains and catarrh, with endorsements attributed to Dr. Hartman and public figures. The notice urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.

Peruna Minnie E. McAllister Hartman America William Kenning Thad. M. Mahon Chambersburg M. Mahon

New Game Law Emphasis Warns Officers on Permit Rules

The commissioner warns strict enforcement of sections 10 and 11 restricting hunting with dog and shotgun from Oct 1 to Nov 10 with permits for ducks and squirrels only. Officers must arrest violators and ensure permits cover only stated game. Sunday hunting and hunting on enclosed sands require written owner consent. song birds prohibition remains.

Commissioner of Fisheries and Game Z. T. Sweeney Fisheries and Game Columbus Indiara

General Auctioneering Hustler Found Dead in Branham Basement

An Indianapolis businessman known as a hustler and fastest seller, Frank Hobbs, was found dead this morning in the Branham restaurant basement where he worked with an employee. He was forty eight, with a brother in Muncie as his only living relative.

Itv Frank Hobbs Indianapolis

Appoint Special Judge for Johnson Dodge Case

Judge Osborn acting for Co. R. M. Johnson asked for a special judge to try the case. It was agreed that no candidate has been selected yet.

Osborn Co. R

Dissolution of Partnership in Elkhart

On September 21 1901 the partnership between George P Garwood and Frank D Brodrick is dissolved by mutual consent with Garwood retiring. All notes and accounts due the firm and bills payable must be presented to Brodrick for settlement. Geo P Garwood Frank D Brodrick.

Elkhart George P. Garwood Frank D. Brodrick Garwood Brodrick Geo. P. Garwood

Telephones Removed From County Buildings

Telephones have been removed from the county court house, county jail, and infirmary due to the county council’s failure to provide an appropriation.

Rippey’s Studio Ad Bets on Photo Buttons

Local ad notes oval buttons sold at 2 for 25 cents, 6 for 50 cents, 12 for $1.00 with one photo button free per dozen. Located at Rippey’s Studio 217 Main St., near Goff’s old stand.

Rippey Main St W—Im Goff’s

New Prison Warden Named at Michigan City Prison

Indianapolis October 1 Frank Martin deputy state auditor was named this afternoon as warden of the Michigan City prison.

Indianapolis Frank, Martin Michigan City

Second Quarterly Meeting Of Watch Tower Society Scheduled

The Watch Tower Society holds its second quarterly meeting on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7?30, with preaching. Rev S H Baumbartner PP E will preside, and services continue Sunday morning at 10:30 and Sunday evening at 7.

Watch Tower Society S. H. Baumbartner

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. B. Cortelyou Charles Loeffler Aire Ww. Chase AW. Chase ‘Medicine. Co Elcott,St., Buffalo, Nly Food and Disease Atianeada Tanton’s Yachtin Judge McAllister West 33Rd St Minneapolis, Minn P. C. Sheffield Clemens IRE Zjodgrm& Allister Elkhart Food Company South Main ST Elkhart, Ind Hostettler. & Lehman's Gm W I. G Lehman R. M. Johnson J. D. Osborne Attorneys At Law U.S. Flag St Joseph Valley Bank Indiana National Bank
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