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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
4
A 1900 op-ed argues for country suburbs as salvation for American business and families while highlighting inequality for workers. It calls for trusts to be overthrown and for government ownership to empower laborers, warning of control over essential needs by moneyed interests.
The Appeal to Reason condemns war and profiteering, warning that fifty thousand English workers lie dead in the Transvaal while bonds and government debt finance killing. It denounces ruling elites for profits from arms and self interest behind conflicts.
W Worley aims to rapidly regain health while Samuel Jameson enlists in the U S signal corps for China. Doings include Miss Nannie McGinley at Syracuse Sunday school and Thirty seven passengers boarding the Nickel Plate for Chicago. Community thrift shows in new sidewalks and a cement heading machine. a horse theft case remains unsolved.
Bartley Summe born June 1 1839 in Zwei simmen Switzerland died August 1900 at home three miles northwest of Silver Lake Indiana of consumption aged 61 years 2 months and 10 days. He emigrated with family in 1881 arriving New York City October 26 and settling in Indiana. He married Magdalene Hutzley in 1866 and had ten children. Survived by wife three sons two daughters seven grandchildren. Funeral by Rev H L Greenawalt Lutheran Church and burial in Germantown cemetery.
Rev AL Power of Emporia Kansas touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curative after a severe bilious colic. He recounts a neighbor who failed with doctors but was quickly cured after one dose and a second if needed, with the medicine sold by Chas Rager.
The Big Four announces a one cent per mile rate from all points on its system to Chicago for the forty four th annual G A R encampment. Tickets go on sale August 25, 96, 27, 25 and 29, 1900 with a return by August 31 1900. An extension possible to September 30 with deposit and 50 cent fee per ticket. Contact Big Four agents or Warren J Lynch Cincinnati.
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