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Newspaper
Goshen Weekly Times
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
2
The item presents the newspaper masthead for the Goshen publication with the editor and manager names and indicate the paper is entered as second class matter at the Goshen post office. It notes cycle years and price.
The Goshen Democrat mocks anti expansionists for weak Americanism while Chicago Tribune highlights General Lawton’s private letter blaming anti imperialist rhetoric for prolonging the Philippine rebellion. Lawton’s death by a Filipino bullet is portrayed as prophetic and authoritative against agitators in the United States. Filipinos who knew him mourn him as a friend.
The New York Commercial campaigns against a parcels post law resembling Britain's. It argues large city stores could undercut smaller merchants by delivering nationwide at low costs, funded by taxpayers, placing smaller town merchants at a serious disadvantage. The Goshen Business Men's Association is urged to protest to their representative.
Party leaders urge city county and state committees to build a robust precinct organization. They say a well run preliminary setup guarantees victory, calling on every loyal member to show keen interest and active participation.
The county seeks public approval through prompt council action to address obligations. Citizens deserve full disclosure of finances and loan needs, with no information hidden from taxpayers. The article stresses transparency and prudent use of funds.
The county council adopted measured and business like actions to meet current emergencies. Their evident fairness aims to build sustained confidence in the new county administration and its administration.
The LaPorte Argos notes Kentucky Democrats have decided to contest the state offices. They acknowledge a fairly good case but state a majority of counted votes opposed them and urge the beaten party to acknowledge the facts and press on with a manly political fight.
A Kansas woman reports quick labor with twins while using Mother's Friend before confinement. She notes minimal suffering and credits the preparation for the smooth delivery, prompting curiosity about the product's role.
In Goshen on Christmas Day a large Parkside tree nearly caused a major blaze when a lit match head flew into cotton at the tree base, consuming presents and carpet but leaving residents unhurt. A Price family lamp incident followed a child pulling a lamp onto the floor, nearly causing burns before a quick response saved the child.
Democrats announce William Jennings Bryan will deliver the keynote at an Omaha banquet on January eighth. The report hints the campaign message may match prior tones or shift if the pitch fails to resonate, risking public reception.
The Texas returned from Havana bearing 151 coffins in a stark memorial to Spanish treachery. The Maines heroes were to receive a sacred burial in the National Cemetery at Avzlington.
The county council convened by auditor call to cover a 33000 deficit in the treasury. They authorized a 40000 temporary loan and recommended carrying the 10000 bonds due in February for another year. An appropriation of 500 for indigent pupils’ books and clothing and 75 for infirmary patient care was approved.
An external liniment helps expectant mothers by skin absorption reducing morning sickness and nervousness, easing labor and aiding recovery. It benefits the unborn child as well, with claims of a strong, healthy baby. illustrated ad for $1 a bottle from Regulator Co Atlanta GA.
Dewit Talmadge, accused swindler linked to a $55 forged draft from the Exchange bank at Middlebury, was arrested in York Town Delaware County Indiana. He is being held on parole violation and will be returned to Ohio to finish an unexpired prison sentence before facing Indiana charges for the Middlebury fraud.
John BE Wadsworth sues Indiana Railway Co for posts and building material used to erect a fence along the electric line between Elk Hart and Goshen. Supplies furnished to Willis C Nusbaum. Mechanics lien filed and suit to foreclose. Demand for 500. Attorneys Davis Hubbell Davis. Also B Slaughter and Lydia Slaughter vs Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co. Jonas J Burns to foreclose mechanics lien. Stone furnished for glycerine factory. Material cost 75.25 and attorneys fees 2? but plaintiff seeks 100. Attorney E A Dausman represents plaintiffs.
Chairman Scranage predicts unusual interest in the institute session set for the 22nd and 23rd of next month. Speakers include Mrs. J. C. Erwin of Bourbon and HW br McManan of Fairfield, Franklin County.
Indiana eyes raising assessments on Bell telephone instruments after Ohio’s ruling that taxes should be based on earning capacity. The state plans to instruct county assessors to set higher valuations, prompting appeals so the state board can rule, aiming to mirror Ohio’s approach and likely apply if Ohio’s decision stands.
Albert Carpenter assaulted a night watchman on Saturday and eluded arrest until officer Vessey tracked him via trains and Inter-Urban car rides. He surrendered in Goshen, pled guilty, and was fined $14 or jailed. intent was to reach WaBeno Wisconsin to join a lumber camp with the Goshen Colony.
The Go shen Furniture Company's remaining machinery has been sold for 2500 dollars. Jacob Gingrich purchased it to be shipped to Bienne Arkansas. He will partner with the Yeager Brothers of Cromwell, now managers of a Bierne saw mill, to build a large furniture factory run with the mill.
Miss Minnie Christina Erickson of I Chart was adjudged insane yesterday afternoon in a court ruling noted by local observers.
The Elkhart County Bar Association meets at the courthouse Friday to elect officers for the year and hold routine morning business. The 1:30 p.m. public session features talks by Don Turner and W. J. Gavis with Hon. J. S Drake and Supreme Judge Hon. Francis E. Baker. An evening banquet at the Hascall celebrates local legal talent.
In Ligonier Indiana on December 25 192? reports say Norman Babcock of Topeka will seek the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor instead of a Senate seat. His supporters had expected a Noble and LaGrange district run.
In Trent Michigan Euphemia Falconer recounts illness after childbirth and miscarriage. After three bottles of Favorite Prescription and Pellets she recovered and now weighs 165 pounds. She urges neighbors to use the remedy, claiming 250000 women endorse it and counterfeit versions fail to compare.
The Indiana Railway Company's Osceola power house suffered a machinery break last evening. Elkhart and South Bend residents faced delays while Goshen to Elkhart trains ran every ninety minutes. Through service could not continue until repairs are completed. South Bend riders had to transfer at Elkhart.
Miss Mary Troyer of Elk Hart district awoke to burglars entering her home last Friday night and fought them off to protect a finger ring. She remains in a precarious condition after a recent illness, with friends fearing a relapse.
Three boys found a man with legs mangled along the Lake Shore tracks in South Bend near Walnu and Division streets around 12:30 a.m. He died three hours later at Epworth Hospital from skull fracture and body injuries. No identity found. a Phoenix Hotel Buffalo card and toothpicks were the only items. Remains were buried from Patterson's morgue.
Harvey Yoder of Middlebury was arrested for assault with intent to murder Dr. Diley. He escaped from the local jail, was nabbed in Elkhart, then brought back. Louis Messner and the doctor filed charges with Deputy Prosecutor Tom Davis handling. Hearing before Justice Farrell was continued to next Tuesday due to a missing witness.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast remedy for throat and lung troubles. It claims to prevent consumption and to cure grippe and its after effects, endorsed by O. J. Beeson.
Marriage licenses issued to Oliver Rucker and Jennie R. Keen of Silkhart and Jacob Eb Boyd with Nellie Z. Davis nee Zook of Colorado. Clerk Dennett escorted the latter couple to Judge Wilson for private room nuptials in the presence of clerks and court officials. Nellie Albright and Manuel acted as witnesses. The couple plan future life in the county.
The Goshen community again shows its reputation for honest citizens as holiday shopping brings crowds and few losses. While nearby cities suffer shoplifting, local merchants report little damage from thieves taking advantage of crowded stores and busy clerks.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and cures indigestion sour stomach heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia. The testimonial notes a person nearly dying from dyspepsia improving after using the product.
South Bend National Bank releases cashier Myron Campbell from liability for the Dec 7 1893 mid day bank robbery. The bank says Campbell repaid about 10 000 dollars of the 15 600 stolen and directors cancelled the remaining debt with stockholders consent.
At Goshen Milling Company No 2 the 12:30 pm accident injures William Haines when a 300 pound mill stone fractures, two pieces fly into the mill, Haines on left leg and head, amputation and possible internal injuries, machinery damage will be extensive. George Hawks stops the unit and assists.
A young woman visiting friends on Cottage avenue was followed near the State Bank by two men who tried to stop her and speak to her. She screamed for help and the assailants fled up the street, their identities sought for public chagrin.
A reader letter from H N Williams of Gentryville Indiana extols One Minute Cough Cure as best for coughs and colds. It claims instant relief with no harm and credits prevention of consumption with early use.
A 1900 Proverb Calendar is described with playful scenes of two children in pink and blue. It folds for desk or wall display and includes astronomical calculations on the reverse. It can be obtained from druggists or mailed by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Massachusetts, for postage in cents.
An editor, printing for publishers and patrons, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the Leader Courier Osceola Mills Pa without fee or reward. He claims the remedy acts magically and works best in his household. For sale by all druggists.
The Philadelphia Times notes a Turkish bath as the up to date substitute for four bowls of tea as a panacea for all earthly ills.
The report notes a giraffe’s eighteen inch tongue and a Strand tavern cat in Tondon drinking wine spilled by waiters. A trained rat is kept by Forbes Baker of Steuben Maine. A Maltese cat raised a litter and became a skilled mouser. The Windsor Gold Plate is described as the world’s largest collection valued at $10,000,090.
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