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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
1
An 19th century medical notice invites patients to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo by letter. It promises relief from inflammation weakness and related ailments and emphasizes strict privacy for correspondence.
Local timetable notes list M S Ry Central Standard Time departures from Kendall and Chicago, including an eastbound train at 5 55 p m and a westbound extra at 8 10 a m arriving Chicago 11 50 a m. Mentions Nos 3d IG 15 16 23 26 37 and various daily services except Sunday.
Local railroad time changes set for Central Standard Time effective May 25 1902. Officials announce new time card rules to standardize schedules across stations in GdRapids and surrounding districts.
London joy erupts as terms of surrender are signed in Pretoria. Lord Kitchener confirms peace talks with Boer representatives and Milner. King Edward sends a hopeful message as crowds sing, bells ring, and London lodges celebrate a long awaited end to hostilities.
Reports from Pretoria and cities across Canada and the US celebrate the end of the South African War. Crowds cheer as bells ring and churches broadcast the news, while officials prepare a formal peace declaration and timelines for surrender terms.
Reports from Mahanoy City and Wilkes-Barre on June 2 describe major strikes by firemen and pumpmen at fifteen collieries and the furtive move by furnace workers across the region. In Chicago a meat shortage grows as packers push supplies while union and nonunion teams test leverage amid a backdrop of wage demands and potential outside help.
The region reports widespread volunteering to replace strikers as mines fortify with fences and barbed wire. About 3,000 armed officers patrol mining properties while 1,000 workers perform secret tasks for the companies. Some engineers and pump workers suspend their strike and remain at work.
A joint meeting of railway engineers firemen trainmen switch men conductors and telegraphers of the Central Railroad of New Jersey at Ashley unites labor leaders. Mitchell Fahy and Wilson urge rail labor to back the anthracite miners with a pledge of cooperation to win the strike.
Chicago June 2 Business Agent George S Golden of the teamsters union says he will notify drivers at all factories supplying packers with boxes that they must handle the products of the factories.
Chicago June 2 reports latest baseball scores across leagues. Saturday results include Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 9. Brooklyn 2, Boston 1. New York 3, Philadelphia 0. Pittsburg 8b, Chicago 6 in rain shortened game. Sunday recaps cite Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 3 and Flood at Chicago.
Rome reports Monsignore Merry Del Val to serve as papal delegate in the United States. The St. Louis grand jury blasts city government as rotten for fifteen years. President orders army down to 66 497 men. Charleston exposition ends with no dividends promised. Whitelaw Reid leaves for England as coronation envoy. New Guatemala quake toll rising. Egyptian obelisk found in Mexican Falus. Helen Gould to be named honorary master of letters at NYU. Ontario parliament party split with Liberals ahead. Venezuela unrest against Castro spreads. Mrs. S. Belmont Howland dies in Washington. Hot Springs Virginia notes.
The column lists Foley's Kidney Cure for summer kidney irregularities from H. C. Cunningham, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by H. T. McIntyre, and Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by Madison Medicine Co. A tragedy is noted as John Shuman, five, killed his ten year old brother in Pendleton, Ind., with an iron bar. Eggs for hatching offered by Mrs. E. A. Hess for 25 cents per fifteen.
An advertisement seeks a dependable agent to represent Elkhart Mutual Life in Noble and LaGrange counties. The offer promises full attention to the business, with a policy guaranteeing 100 percent profit after eighteen months. Address Elkhart Mutual Life association, Elkhart, Indiana.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for weak or diseased hearts. It cites a patient from Huntington Indiana whose heart rate improved after two bottles. The pitch urges immediate use and notes availability from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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