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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
6
An excerpt recalls a sailing voyage haunted by an albatross. A cursed bird lures the crew into endless wandering as the sun blazes, water crowds the hull, and thirst and guilt gnaw at mariners amid a painted, fateful sea.
A railway company with a station must prevent danger on its premises. It is negligent to allow a freight train on a side track to block access to the depot when a passenger train is due, hindering passengers from buying tickets and boarding. The rule underscoring safe inviting premises is cited with legal opinions.
An applicant who accepts a policy with plain clear terms is charged with knowledge of its provisions. The assured must read and know the policy contents before acceptance or be estopped from denying terms unless fraud or trick by the other party caused nonreading, as stated in 69 Pacific Rep. Oklahoma.
The purchaser may choose to keep a defective machine and claim damages for the shortfall between price and value plus compensation for efforts to use it, or return the machine and recover the paid consideration, or offer to restore in exchange for the seller returning all funds received.
A merchant sells goods to a buyer in another town who notifies interested parties and records the sale in the town clerk and removes the seller’s sign. This constitutes a sufficient change of possession though the seller remains as an employee. The buyer’s expectation that the vendor would eventually repurchase does not convert the sale into a mortgage.
A captain may administer moderate chastisement for crew disobedience. A single act within moderation does not justify a seaman leaving the vessel before his term ends unless there are threats of great bodily harm or other extreme danger to personal safety.
A Louisville Courier Journal note recalls J Pierpont Morgan giving a newsboy 50 cents and refusing change as a teaching moment. It adds a Webster tale of visiting New York’s Astor House and a bribe like gesture to secure support, illustrating savvy wit and influence.
The passage contrasts the physician and poet Oliver Wendell Holmes with Oliver Wendell Holmes II the Massachusetts chief justice and later federal Supreme Court nominee. It notes the elder's short, jaunty style and the son's tall, gaunt demeanor, describing a life of strenuous work and moral weight shaped by intellect, wit, and responsibility.
An anecdote from the Century June issue recalls 1863 or 1864 when Sothern and his company toured a seaside theater. A noisy gallery audience led to Sothern naming Bill Hanrahan to restore order, turning the ringleader into a local theater official who helped restore decorum.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cure for five colds. The copy emphasizes a genuine remedy claim and targets readers seeking quick relief.
The Boilermakers won 10 to 1 over the Mishawaka Greys in a Sunday game. Leicester pitched well for Elkhart with 14 strikeouts and one hit allowed. Caiger and Foy stood out in the field. Attendance exceeded 600 as the diamond rolled, with notes on nearby rail service and upcoming stage work by Stanislaus Stange.
Berlin reports Secretary Hay urged signatories of the 1878 Berlin treaty to investigate Roumania's treatment of Jews. Britain and the United States sent notes. Roumania awaits reply as Germany and Britain weigh possible actions. Press commentary questions practical impact but notes strong moral effect and U S moral stance.
A short verse praising small children for their mirth and worth. It extols how tots brighten aging souls, drive away blues, and provide sunshine amid life. The author mentions their joy, guidance on life’s path, and inescapable value to the world.
Spirit of the State Press quotes Dr Oliver Wendell Hoalmes contrasting doers with inquirers in a feature from the Muncie Star. The line highlights a measured push for action over hesitation.
The Lafayette Courier cites a harsh view of St. Louis boodlers fleeing and mocked tongues pulled out while the Anderson Herald contrasts Bryan's plain spoken platform with Indiana reorganized democracy.
Crawfordsville Journal notes Indianapolis waiter Tancake has just been elected president of the waiters women. It also urges Montgomery County to back Na Than Turnipseed for president of the farmer's institute.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette notes the Republican press calls Mayor Johnsons campaign a circus and warns it may make monkeys of Ohio Republicans in a pointed editorial.
Father Anatoly of the Greek Catholic Church in Minneapolis acknowledged documents tending to confirm American claims to the rich gold bearing northwest territory. The materials include Russian authorized reprints and surveys, plus a copy of the Alaskan treaty showing U S entitlement to a ten mile land strip near the Stikine river.
Lieutenant Peary arrives in Sydney after reaching 84 degrees 17 minutes north before turning back due to impassable ice. He did not beat European records but sets a new American high mark, surpassing 83.24 degrees by Wood with ridges and fog hindering further progress toward the pole.
A 25 pound powder can was placed under the bedroom of attorney R. M. Barnes and detonated by a slow fuse in Sept. The blast caused a heavy explosion but Barnes escaped unharmed. He has offered a $250 reward for the capture of the assailants.
In Rome on September 19, Dr. Cullen of Baltimore and Dr. Byrne of Brooklyn debated cancer treatment at a gynecology congress. Dr. Cullen defended traditional approaches while Dr. Byrne presented a newer, allegedly more effective method.
American League results include St Louis 6 Detroit 5 and Philadelphia 9 Washington 2. National League games show Cincinnati and Chicago, plus Pittsburg 7 St Louis 6 in ten innings. American Association reports Milwaukee 5 Columbus 1 and Kansas City 9 Poledo 5 with Kansas City 10 Toledo 3. Louisville 19 St Paul 10. Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 3 and 6 to 2. Western League notes Milwaukee 11 Des Moines 8 and Denver 4 St Joseph 3. Omaha 5 Peoria 3 then Omaha 4 Peoria 2 and 5 to 2.
W K Vanderbilt Jr failed to purchase Lake Success after a village vote defeated the plan. He owns most land around the lake and has men boarding up lanes leading to it. Citizens vow to challenge Vanderbilt in the courts.
Washington reports the Navy plans to decide Commander Robert E. Peary's next post based on his intended future explorations. If he resumes polar trips soon, assignment will reflect that. otherwise a permanent post may be offered. Peary's leave runs from May 27, 1897, and he will have foot surgery after a severe frost injury, with return not expected until late November.
Henry Keiss foreman at Lake's lumber camp near Eckerman was shot and killed by Neil Sinclair after intervening in a fight. Sinclair fled then returned with a rifle and killed Keiss. Sinclair is under arrest.
In Winside Nebraska on September 19 officers removed Gottlieb Niegenfind the murderer of his ex wife and her father Albert Breyer after mob violence fears. Niegenfind though badly wounded by his captors is expected to recover. In Des Moines Iowa on September 19 Mrs James Gallagher arrested for alleged complicity in the murder of her husband attempted suicide while jailed.
The fragment hints at a health or medical topic focusing on braces for body and brain. Key entities include braces and brain, with possible medical context discussed by a local source. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
A family asks for dessert ideas and seeks a ready answer for daily meals. The piece suggests simple, enjoyable options and invites readers to try ideas at home.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the product digests food without the stomach and relieves fullness and bloating, touting a testimonial from Lemuel James of Marysville, C. It notes pricing and packaging details and asserts broad stomach health benefits.
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