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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
3
A speaker argues for church led reform to lift the poor and ignorant by enlisting religion and the middle class. He laments the widening social gulf between richer and poorer, urging churches to intensify outreach and unite with law abiding citizens to redeem disadvantaged groups.
A philosophical reflection argues that salvation and all creation arise from cause rather than fate or luck. The text asserts human admission of systematic origin behind infant life and grand works of the Creator, noting mysterious events and natural conditions beyond full understanding.
The excerpt argues that Virginians should enjoy liberty of utterance without fear of arrest or punishment. It notes controversial Confederate monument remarks in Richmond and asks whether such public expressions will be smothered in Virginia.
A historical argument favors expanding American trade by building demand overseas rather than costly territorial acquisitions. It suggests using government built exhibition buildings and reciprocity treaties to showcase products, create orders, and employ salesmen, avoiding bloodshed or entanglements.
A New York City effort introduces a shower bath facility in at least one school building to improve hygiene for boys. The move reflects civilizing agencies operating within urban slums and schools.
Sir Thomas Lipton fell on his back from an injury while aboard a steam launch. The incident recalls that there are many slips in such ventures and Lipton remains at risk.
A reported claim asserts a Goldman woman acted as a Russian spy paid by the Russian government to expose anarchist intrigues in the United States. The fragment hints at espionage accusations amid political tension.
Two New York men throw two bottles into the mid Atlantic. They wager on which bottle would drift ashore first. In ordinary hands a bottle has no such fate and the outcome remains uncertain.
M Santos Dumont, the young Brazilian aeronaut, conducted another trial of his dirigible balloon recently with no demand for undertakers beyond removing debris from the fallen craft.
A fragment notes The London News would not claim the world lacks an essay writer since Hume if aware of Annie who wrote kindly in the era. The line hints at a preference for American graduate voices and contrasts with classical writers.
The article notes Mr. Lawson had a perfect right to expect the cup races to be called off and the racing yachts to be draped in mourning. His own yacht was already in the hands of the undertakers.
A curious tale claims lightning struck a bird's nest in New Jersey and hatched an egg. The report links the event to a group of Paterson anarchists and sparked local rumor and speculation.
A fragment notes opposition to draping Senator Wellington's conscience with crepe amid universal mourning. The remark reflects political sentiment during a period of shared sorrow and public reflection.
The report notes the celebrated Santiago loop of the Brooklyn attempts tolasso two of our most celebrated admirals, signaling a notable setback in naval pursuits.
The text notes that the strikers bring valuable experience to the steel industry during the ongoing strike. It frames experience as a key asset influencing negotiations and workforce morale.
Harry Sweatland will depart for Nashville Tennessee next week after accepting a senior country circulation post with the Knoxville Sentinel. A popular Elkhart figure and longtime Chicago Record Herald staffer, he also sung with the Earl Nast Quartette and Congregational church choir.
Telegram clues link a Chicago man Harry Dwyer and a woman believed to be his mother to the death by railroad injuries on a Marion Street address. Whiteman wired a full description and cast doubt on an assumed alias theory involving O Mara and the Buffalo Bill show.
A New York drummer and companions met Goshen residents after a traveling salesman claimed a city councilman offered to buy lawn mowers to cut grass growing through Main Street pavement. The veteran Goshen salesman scoffed at the tale, noting the court park already has grass.
A peculiar bicycle with a rail attachment, owned by Co. D. Davis of Goshen, was displayed at the interurban streetcar office on Thursday and Friday. The improvised dicycle weighs little, runs with low friction, and can achieve a high speed on regulation railroad tracks.
A brief dispatch notes unclear returns from Canton with mixed data on James Armstrong. The report cites figures around 40.6 in connection to Canton and involves local figures and the city.
The passage lauds the late President McKinley, praising his public virtues and private character. It emphasizes national unity beyond party, race, and religion, citing William Jennings Bryan's tribute to McKinley’s career and the inspiring example of his courage and Christian faith in his final hours.
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