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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
A 1900 Silver Lake item reports on British advances in South Africa and Cronje’s forces, with editorial opinion praising republican ideals. It includes town notices, then shifts to Indiana political results, Wabash county Republicans nominating a slate for state offices, followed by Milford's Arthur Griffith visiting South Bend for bookkeeping studies.
Prominent Kosciusko county gentlemen send letters praising last week’s article decrying the methods of the so called Pennsylvania Railroad detectives. The Recorp holds many facts and figures ready for publication in the near future for public reading.
The senate passed the Hawaii territorial government bill on Thursday afternoon. Changes were made to the original plan but the provision requiring educational qualification for voters remains intact. The bill establishes the territory of Hawaii with a legislature and courts and a governor.
The Warsaw Daily Times reports Lake township lands and improvements valued at 404685 with personal property at 54085. The county total assessment for 1899 is 13918165, rising from 1898's 106644270.
Warsaw resident Odell Oldfather announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney and was in town today to campaign.
Miss Vera Nern among sick list. Miss Chloe Gill ill with ton silitis. Roy Carr guest of Earl Alspaugh. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs P J Alspaugh with Mrs Hank Metheny. Mrs Alf Price sore throat. J Ko Rowland Eli Brady at county seat. Albert Carr family visited Warsaw on business. Preaching after Sabbath school next Sunday. Sam Beber and George Michael bought horses at Liberty Mills. Lawrence Alspaugh family with Hamman Monday. Frank Metheny sold hay to Penny Liberty Mills. Alspaughs and Hamman called to Ohio for aunt funeral. John D Gill sold $800 stock at Jamison sale in two hours. Belle Wilson family and others guests of Michael Monday night.
Mrs Leonard Derek is on the sick list. O F Brown was on the sick list Tuesday. B E Spangle traveled to Claypool on Saturday. Handkerchiefs are in demand as colds rage. Protracted meeting continues at Log Bethel with good attendance. Mrs F E Bright visited Frank Brown and family last week. Miss Daisy Kline returned home Saturday from visiting her brother Marl Kline of Ligioner.
Homeseekers plan a Nickel Plate excursion to the West Northwest and Southwest on March 6 1900. Tickets issued that date allow return within twenty one days. See agents for details.
The New York Telegram notes how lake and regional names derive from native and ancient languages. It cites meanings behind Lake Michigan for n weir land of nutmegs Asia from Ushag and other etymologies including Quinnitukut and the Phoenician af er.
The article traces Cuba’s naming history from Antilla and Juana to Fernandina and Santiago. It notes the Isle of Ave Marta and the original Indian name Cubannacan meaning “where gold is found,” which was later softened to the familiar form.
The Nickel Plate road has joined the mileage ticket bureau of the Central Passenger Association and all properly issued tickets from any member bureau are valid on that road on and after February 10. Highest cash prices paid for rags iron rubber copper brass zinc hides wool and furs by Ierank Tierraan Warsaw Indiana.
The Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Indiana appoints the undersigned as Administrator of the estate of George Gall. The notice records the official appointment and ongoing administration of the decedent's estate.
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