Memorial tribute to Dr M M Latta Goshen physician
The South Bend Times honors Dr M M Latta of Goshen as a pioneer Elkhart county physician who served nearly sixty years. A public spirited mentor to youths, he gave aid to worthy causes and left monuments of enterprise in Goshen. The piece includes Will Carleton poetry honoring the country doctor and notes his lifelong dedication and faith.
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South Bend
Dr. Latta
M. M. Latta
Goshen
Elkhart County
Indiana
Earth
Goshen Tims
Will Carleton
McKinley Budgets Public Address on Campaign Issues
President McKinley urges citizens to study his Congress address. He touts favorable imports and exports, a $40 million year end treasury surplus, and calls for a gold standard dollar. He promises trust regulation, stronger merchant marine, and guardianship of Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with future governance to Congress.
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McKinley
Congress
United States
Treasury
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Republican Party
Democrats Rebuked by Northwest for German Flattery Remarks
Democratic remarks that flatter Germany amid claims of anti expansion faced sharp rebuke in the northwest as actions by opposing forces increased scrutiny. The passage notes tensions between parties and regions over foreign policy rhetoric.
Wisconsin Poll Favors Expansion and McKinley, Boosts Union Resolve
The Wisconsin newspapers surveyed show overwhelming support for expansion and McKinley. When votes are counted in November, the sentiment is expected to reflect unity across the Union, rebuking copperheadism and criticism of the nation's ability to meet every demand.
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Wisconsin
Expansion
McKinley
Union
President's message on trust issue shapes party lines
The President’s address places the Republican stance on trusts on record while Democrats hoped to exploit the trust issue for 1900. The speaker argues monopolies harming public welfare deserve remedies and urges Congress to extend laws to curb trusts without delay.
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Congress
Judge Baker's Refusal to Pay City Assessments Sparks Trouble
Judge Baker rules that the grievance committee cannot override civil engineers estimates and that Barrett law is not saved by the committee. He says assessments cannot exceed benefits and that such decisions rest with the engineer, prompting dissatisfaction among taxpayers over street improvements.
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Shouli
Baker
Civil Engineers
The Indianapolis News Marks Tenure Near Thirtieth Anniversary
The Indianapolis News asserts it nears thirty years of operation in Indiana with notable growth and prosperity, attributing success to its merits as a newspaper rather than external factors.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
the News
Antipathy to Bryan grows in the East
The piece notes rising opposition to Bryan among eastern factions as the Democratic Party appears unable to nominate a viable candidate. It describes a shattered party without a clear issue or leader facing an uncertain path to victory.
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Bryan
Unclear historical note on Democrat party affairs
Fragmentary text discusses the Democrat party and perceived temporary nature of events, suggesting a mismatch with the actual ongoing business volume nationwide. The passage hints at political context but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or actions.
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Democrat
New Congress Convenes With 357 Members
The assembled body includes 185 Republicans 183 Democrats 7 Populists and 2 Silverites for a total of 357 members, giving Republicans a 13 seat majority.
Fire destroys Greiner block in Vistula town
A large Greiner block housing a grocery drug store and post office burned last night in Vistula. Winds and a bucket brigade hindered efforts. the fire origin unknown, suspected tramp caused. Loss to stock and building set at $1,800 insured. post office also destroyed with uncertain damages.
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Vistula
Waksrusa
Nappanee
W. H. Greiner
Greiner Block
Greiner
Burglars Hit Warren Hill Grocery in Elkhart
Warren Hill's Main street store in Elkhart was robbed of $15 last night. A skylight entry via outside stairs and a long ladder left no obvious clues. Tracks in the snow pointed to a thief believed linked to recent silk robberies.
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Daily Times
Warren Hill
Main Street
Elkhart
Che
Red Men Honor George Washington Death Centenary
The Red Men of the city set a memorial ceremony for December 14 at their hall to mark the one hundredth anniversary of George Washington's death. The public is invited and a full program of patriotic songs and addresses is planned with Mayor B F Deehl among speakers and other prominent citizens contributing.
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George Washington
B.F. Deehl
Roberts case hinges on new House speaker
The text discusses the Philippine war winding down and an Aguinaldo campaign in this country months away. It notes Bryan may seek another running matter and credits the new House speaker with ably handling the Roberts matter. Roberts will be returned to litah.
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Iiryan-Aguinaldo
Bryan
Roberts
Litah
Snowbound City Struggles as Street Cars Stop
Frost coated windows and biting wind disrupt Elkhart area transit. Interurban service between Elkhart and South London halted by water supply failure at Osceola. Officials promise new wells and immediate water restoration efforts as engines lose supply.
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Elkhart
South London
Osceola
First Baby and Mothers Friend Reassures Expectant Mothers
The article extols the joy of a newborn while warning of pain in childbirth. It promotes Mothers Friend, a liniment, as reducing suffering and enabling a safer delivery. A free booklet Before Baby is Born is offered by The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Big Four spill blocks Reed's Station route this morning
A wreck on the Big Four at Reed's Station between Claypool and Warsaw after a southbound freight slipped a wheel during a side track move. Train No 22 was late due to the mishap while the wreck crew cleared the line near 11 o'clock. Local horsemen discuss a potential match race as winter conditions sharpen interest.
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Reed’s Station
Claypool
Warsaw
AmEx and McClenathan Deny Merger End Imminence
Agent McClenathan of the United States and American Express Companies denies repeated rumors that the consolidation of the two companies is near completion. He says he has no information from headquarters supporting that direction and notes steady business growth with no reason to split offices locally.
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McClenathan
United States
American Express
City Council Session Set for Regular Meeting Tonight
The city council will hold its regular session tonight to discuss routine agenda items and public concerns. Members are expected to vote on standard approvals and hear community input during the open forum.
Ree 1 Rules Upset Sparks New Speaker Debate
Report on Henderson leading the push as Ree 1 Rules rhetoric continues to shape the contest for speaker role with factions aligning around names and dates emerging in the political landscape.
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Henderson
Ree 1
Republicans Promise Gold Standard For Country
The Republican Party pledges to restore a gold standard as the nation's monetary basis, aiming to stabilize currency and curb inflation. The proposal emphasizes fiscal responsibility and a return to traditional economic fundamentals.
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Republican Party
Breckwheat Cakes and Maple Syrup Trend
Breckwheat cakes and maple syrup are highlighted as the current dining fad drawing attention from readers. Local cooks and eateries showcase recipes and tasting notes, signaling a growing interest in this traditional pairing.
Town Dandies Don Wide Striped Sox To Fight Cold
South Bend reports sixteen inches of snow and streetcar delays on the Inter Urban line between Mishawaka and South Bend. Merchants brace for shiver market as woodmen coal men and delivery crews move about in cold weather.
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Inter Urban
Mishawaka
South Bend
Franklin Plans Pants Factory to Boost Local Industry
Franklin will establish a pants factory after years of renting for similar industrial use. The move marks a shift toward local manufacturing and job creation in the town.
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Franklin
Physician Doubts Can Lift It Then Proves He Can
A man lifts a barrel of flour despite a physician’s claim it’s impossible. The tale links to Dr. R. V. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery said to cure consumption and restore strength, with testimonials from New York and notes on pills for biliousness.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Perce
Dr. Pierce
A. F. Novotny
New York
N. Y
Timber Investigation Starts for Texarkana Mill Prospect
Valentine Berkey, L G Brooks and Clarence Hyde left for Texarkana to study mill prospects. They, joined by Dr. I. M. Ihrig and other prominent citizens, have organized a company and expect to incorporate soon.
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Valentine Berkey
L G Brooks
Clarence Hyde
Texarkana
Texas
I. M. Ihrig
Judge Back Grants Custody in Russell Case to Indiana Officers
Judge Back issued a ruling awarding custody of Russell to Indiana officers this morning and gave the defendant 24 hours to perfect an appeal to the supreme court. Officers Elliott and Krutz are expected to return home with their prisoner.
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Back
Russell
Indiana
Supreme Court
Elliott and
Krutz
Latta Couple To Spend Winter In Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack Latta depart tomorrow for Chicago to occupy a suite at the Auditorium Annex and spend the winter there. Mr. and Mrs. Baines Egbert will move into the Lattas new commodious residence recently purchased from them.
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Chicago
W. Jack Latta
Auditorium Annex
Baines Egbert
Lattas
Laporte Couple Welcomes Tiny 124 Pound Baby
Mr and Mrs Frank Weed of Laporte celebrate a baby weighing 124 pounds and six inches long. Doctors say the infant will live and the piece includes an ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by O J Beeson claiming to digest what you eat and cure indigestion and dyspepsia.
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Frank Weed
Laporte
O. J. Beeson
Valparaiso Mail Robber Sentenced to Four Months
John J. O Kufe, a Valparaiso letter carrier, received a four month prison term from Judge Baker for robbing the mails. He was captured after a decoy letter exposed the crime.
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John J. O’kufe
Valparaiso
Baker
Neff and Myers Box in Wakarusa Bout Ends in Decision
North Liberty's Jack Neff weighed 145 pounds and Kad Myers of Wakarusa weighed 130 pounds as they fought ten rounds in Wakarusa last Saturday. Myers won the decision and a rematch is likely in about a month if both sides agree on a venue.
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Jack Neff
North Liberty
Harry Myers
Kad” Myers
Wakarusa
Neff
Elkhart Damage Cases and Arson Charge On Court Docket
Koscinsko county circuit court sits to hear Elkhart damage cases and the criminal case against former commissioner Miller charged with interest in a public contract. Also listed is W. J. Jackman labeled as restaurant man facing arson charges.
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Koscinsko County
Elkhart
Miller
W. J. Jackman
Warrant Served on Tar Man Bros for Stolen Chickens Finds No Fowls
Squire Farrell issued a search warrant yesterday to Tar man Bros of New Paris to locate stolen chickens. Officers found no fowls matching the description.
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Squire Farrell
Tarman Bros
New Paris
Sol Weaver Joins Jenner's Drug Store
Sol Weaver has accepted a position at Jenner's Drug Store. Weaver is a popular salesman and is expected to aid the hustling and successful business house.
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Sol Weaver
Jenner's
Mr. Weaver
Mount Vernon Man Killed When His Gun Fired
J. S. Brooks of Mount Vernon was riding a horse when attempting to close a gate he discharged a gun he carried, resulting in his death. Police investigations are ongoing into the accident.
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J. S. Brooks
Mount Vernon
Electric light raise fuels talks of new firm or gas use
The Dec 1 price increase at Koko mo electric light prompts plans for a new company or a return to gas. A Willis Cox Mitchell family ate bologna sausage Sunday after which one child died within an hour and the others may not survive.
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Kokomo
Willis Cox
Mitchell
Emma Ratner Sues for Peace Bond in Garver Case
Mrs Emma Ratner brings proceedings for surety of the peace against Joe Garver in Justice Youngs court.
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Emma Ratner
Joe Garver
Justice Young
Marriage license issued to Stickler and Mortorf
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Chas. D. Stickler and Jennie Mortorf.
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Chas. D. Stickler
Jennie Mortorf
A Sure Cure for Croup by Chamberlain’s Remedy
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a guaranteed cure for croup proven by twenty five years of constant use. It claims early hoarseness signals an attack and that giving the remedy at the first hoarseness or croppy cough prevents it. It asserts widespread use and perfect effectiveness with no failures.
Cherry Cough Syrup and Beggs Pills Praised by Pharmacist
Henry Bollman, President of the President Pharmacy Association, writes that Cherry Cough Syrup and Beggs Little Giant Pills have been trusted and sold for years. He guarantees their satisfaction and strong sales.
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Henry Bollman
State Pharmacy Association of Wisconsin
Maine Victims to be Exhumed for Return to Arlington
Contracts are signed to exhume the Maine victims buried in Colon cemetery. The remains will be transported on the battleship Texas and brought to Washington for reinterment with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery after January 15.
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Maine
Washington
Colon Cemetery
United States
Texas
Brunswick
Hampton Roads
Havana
National Cemetery
Arlington
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Gains Wide Praise
D B Johnston of Richmons Indiana has long suffered rheumatic pain since 1862. He says Chamberlain's Pain Balm acts like magic and relieves his swollen painful foot after one application. For sale by all druggists.
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Chaimberlain
D. B. Johnston
Richmens
Ind
Chamberlain
Hill trek ends in confusion for Jack and Jill
Jack and Aisi descend the hill for water. Jack contemplates leaving Jill and attempts a sprint. He takes a Little Giant Pill and becomes weakened and unsteady, feeling dizzy and sore.
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Jack
Jill
Fill
Troops Ordered Home From Cuba by War Department
Formal orders issued to implement Secretary Root's plan to reduce forces in Cuba. The Fifteenth Infantry units in Santiago and Puerto Principe Province to return home, leaving eight troop of the eighth cavalry and one squadron of the touth cavalry in position.
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Cuba
Washington
War Department
Root
Fifteenth Infantry
Santiago
Puerto Principe
Eighth Cavalry
Touth Cavalry
Specialist links boxing ears to half modern deafness
A renowned ear disease expert states that about half of current deafness cases originate from boxing children’s ears. The claim links common childhood practice to long term hearing loss, urging awareness.
Japanese Salve Whale Meat Imports Surge in Nagasaki
Report notes large scale imports of whale meat to Japan. Over 2,000,000 pounds of flesh were brought into Nagasaki last year as salt cured delicacy stock. Whales are caught off Corea, butchered and salted for sale.
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Corea
Japan
Nagasaki
Sheriff Sale of Vesey Lot and Tracts in Elkhart County
A sheriff sale is scheduled at Goshen Court House for December 23 8090 to satisfy a Goshen Bank judgment. The sale will offer a 1 5 undivided interest in multiple tracts totaling about 1851 100 acres plus specific parcels in sections 27 28 and 33 township 38 north range 6 east. Includes town lots 206 and 254 in Goshen and several described parcels along the St Joseph River and rail lines. Mortgage held by William Newell et al and the estate of Margaret A Vesey John B Vesey Rena A Vesey and William O Lee. WM O Elliott Sheriff.
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Elkhart County
Indiana
Court House
Goshen
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Harrison Zigler
John Zigler
Catherine Zigler
Recorder’s Office
Elkhart
St. Joseph
William Newell
Esther P. Newell
William H. Newell
Margaret A
John BR. Vesey
Margaret A. Vesey
John B. Vesey
Rena A. Vesey
William O. Lee
State Bank of
WM. O. Elliott
Ekhart County
Miller & Drake
Burmal Sacred Tree Reveres Ancient Bhooto Tree
The bhoo tree of Burmah is described as the earth’s oldest sacred tree with authenticated history. For twenty centuries it has been venerated to 116 Buddhas and touch of the trunk is forbidden. Pilgrims remove fallen leaves as relics.
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Burmal
Burmah
Editor praises Chamberlain cough remedy in Leader Courier
An editor notes he prints for patrons and profit, then endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as magical and unsurpassed for his household. He urges readers with coughs to try it, claiming honest, credible endorsement and noting it is sold by all druggists.
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Leader Courier
Osceola Mils
Chamberlain
Dyspepsia Cure Endorsement From Summit Doctor
Dr Haden of Summit Als endorses Wodol Dyspepsia Cure as splendid medicine. He states he prescribes it and confidence grows with continued use. Otis J Beesor is mentioned as well.
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H. Haden
Summit
Als
Otis J. Beesor
Allie Cure Beggs German Salve Esteemed by Doctors
The remedy known as Allie Cure Beggs German Salve is praised by physicians and druggists as a certain cure for piles bleeding and itching conditions.
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Wos
Wher We Left. Cholly and Minerva Clash on Marriage
In a Philadelphia bulletin excerpt, Cholly vows he will never marry a strong minded woman, while Minerva counters that any wife will be weak minded. The exchange showcases gendered humor and foreshadows domestic tensions.
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Cholly
Minerva
Philadelphia Bulletin
The Modern Mother Prefers Syrup of Figs for Children
The Modern Mother notes her children improve most with the gentle laxative effect of Syrup of Figs. Children enjoy it and benefit from it. The true Syrup of Figs is made only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Onion Prophet Predicts Mild Winter From Onions
A Paris meteorologist declares a mild winter based on onion skins. He notes onions are unusually few in skin this year, signaling warmth ahead. The quirky forecast links vegetable observations to seasonal weather, suggesting a gentle cold season.
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Paris
Opal Hoodoo Ban Lifted Until Birthstones Defined
The belief in opals as unlucky has faded as the hoot of luck associated with the stone wanes. Previously owners avoided opals unless they were their birthstone, but recent views have shifted toward acceptance of opals as a valued gem.
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