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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
1
William W. D. Taylor argues the laboring class sustains both millionaires and tramps, calling them two extremes of a corrupt financial structure. He notes voters uphold ends that rob workers and warns the same system breeds both parasitic extremes.
A three year old fell from an open car window of a Lake Shore passenger train near Mishawaka while approaching the city. The car stopped after the bell cord was pulled and the tiny traveler, though bruised, walked away uninjured amid gifts and cheers. The mother, living in Chicago, refused to divulge her name.
H Gaylord Wilshire argues China is an embryo nation, not ready for war with developed powers. He likens growth to an egg and urges railways telegraphs and educated citizens as the basis for patriotism and national unity, while warning Boxers reflect transitional forces amid foreign capital.
The Topeka Record South Milford Help and Stroh Times join nine weekly papers in Lagrange county. Three are in LaGrange one in Shipshewana two in Topeka one in Wolcottville one in South Milford and one in Strohall. County population about 16 000. The writer welcomes new printers and notes fifteen villages and post offices without papers.
William Freeman met a German stranger driving a borrowed horse from Goshen to Indianapolis. The horse died that night after Urbana where Maccabees funded the journey home. The man cried that his child in Indianapolis was dying and he had no money.
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