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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
1
A Pan American Exposition snippet notes a poet’s nostalgic plea for youth and mischief while a Guardian editorial argues labor should open unions to politics. It contends labor as a large voting bloc can outvote trusts and take the citadel of capitalism through the ballot.
The abductor Clyde Jones was convicted in Peru last week for the Nellie Berger case. At age under twenty-one the jury recommended indeterminate sentence with one to twenty-one years in Jeffersonville prison. A motion for new trial was made. Wabash residents plan to push a new Big Four station in the city, a $15 000 pressed brick and stone office structure designed three years ago by the line's engineering department.
Thirteen blooded cattle owned by Charles Weade and Samuel Miller were killed by lightning last Thursday while grazing near a barbed wire fence outside Warsaw. The incident repeats a longstanding misfortune as locals report the loss.
A Syracuse woman fell into the lake and was rescued with a ten pound catfish entangled in her wire bustle. Her husband proposed a reunion, but she rejected the idea.
The Akron News reports Mrs Tressa Marrett Barrett eloped May 7 with Dr Lancaster from North Manchester taking cash and farm property. After a return visit she left a letter saying she would not return. Dr Lancaster was ill and in London, with plans to join a Boer effort.
A Michigan writer from Iron Mountain details the Calumet and Hecla mines in Northern Michigan. He highlights the huge Jumbo engine, the mile-deep shafts, ore trains, power plants, and the booming ore industry with high capital investment and steady employment.
For weeks Walter Homman woods his bari horn at Dr Flavien's jewelry shop while learning to play. Town residents describe the noises as nerve shredding and abhor the torture of "Way Down Upon the Suwanee River." Rumor swirls of legal action and concern for public safety.
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