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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1901

Page

4

Under New Management at Tuz Union in Kosciusko County

The Tuz Union announces entry by a new editor asserting commitment to a clean readable paper. The aim is democratic Jeffersonian principles while remaining open to differing views and supporting worthy local enterprises in Warsaw and Kosciusko County.

Tus Unies Ite Warsaw Kosciusko County Tuz Ustox Thie City Kos Eineko County K. Bartuorousw

Warsaw editor Bartholomew takes helm of Uxcox plant

Editorial praises Hon. J B Stott editor of The Times and Bartholomew owner of Warsaw National for joining The Times family in Kosciusko County. It lauds Bartholomew as a versatile writer with study in agriculture government and economics and a commitment to clean, principled journalism. The Times departs with him but wishes him success in his new field and at the head of his own plant.

Sud J. B. Stott South Bend Bartholomew Indiana Ilis Journalisa Warsaw Uxcox the Times

Very credit Monday items republished fragment

Fragmentary OCR text appears to report a republication note. The readable portion mentions a Monday date and references several items from an earlier issue. Names, places, or concrete actions are not clearly legible.

Fort Wayne Sentinel Reflects On Civic And Clerical Matters

The Fort Wayne Sentinel comments on the board of education merit, Ross Platt’s New York passing, army chaplaincies and clergy motives, Carter Harrison’s Chicago mayoral bid, union forms and reader approval, plus a redesign to a larger single-column format for a family newspaper.

Ross Platt New York The Fort Wayne Sentinel Yom Platt

South Bend Removes Police Captain Cassidy and Fire Chief Kerner

Indignation rises in South Bend over the removal of Captain Cassidy from the police force and Chief Kerner from the fire department. Officials, both noted for efficiency, are said to have been treated unfairly as the Republican majority on the board cites political grounds for the dismissals.

Jleen South Bend William Cassidy Jacob S. Kerner Cassidy Chief Kerner Board of Public Safety

Jefferson Birthday Celebrations Across the Nation

Across the country many towns observed the birthday of Thomas Jefferson on Tuesday. The passage lauds Jefferson as a steadfast defender of the people's rights and an advocate for their welfare, urging citizens to study his public utterances for guidance.

Thomas Jefferson The Republic

What to do with Aguinaldo as the question lingers

The South Bend Times suggests rendering Aguinaldo harmless and using him to pacify the islands. It cautions that trust should be limited, given past deeds, while noting that Gen. MacArthur and Judge Taft should decide his fate based on his conduct as a prisoner.

Aguinaldo South Bend Times

Remembering Indiana’s Great Men From The War Era

The passage honors Indiana figures from the wartime and postwar period, noting Senator David Turpie in retirement and listing Morton Hendricke McDonald Vooolrhees and Harrison as prominent leaders. It lauds honoring the surviving elder statesman as the last of that illustrious generation preceding the current one.

Indiana David Turpie Wnl Morton Hendricke McDonald Voolrhees Harrison

Milk supply as large scale enterprise gains favor

A plan to buy several dairies near the capital for a new supply house aims to run milk business on a large scale not to form a trust. The projectors expect popular support and foresee similar depots in other cities if the scheme succeeds, noting the milk trade ripe for improvement.

Criticism of Tuk on Rodenberg Civil Service Appointment

The article attacks Tuk for appointing ex congressman Rodenberg of Illinois to the civil service commission, saying he lacked qualifications and sought the St. Louis exposition post. It notes Rodenberg’s vote against merit systems and calls the appointment one of the worst. It also discusses prospects of ex Senator Arthur Pue Gorman returning to the Senate and aiding Democratic leadership. Maryland is urged to send Gorman back to the Senate.

Tuk Rodenberg Illinois Civil Service Commission Congress Arthur Pue Gorman Maryland United States Senate Gorman Democratic Party East

A Body Blow at American Industry and Capital Power

A critical sermon denounces powerful trusts as a threat to American manhood and common sense. It argues colossal corporations elevate few rich men to absolute control, crush competitors, and lock out small entrepreneurs, leading to a two‑tier society of moneyed aristocrats and dependent workers.

Free America

Ex-Governor Horace Boiea Remarks on State's Direction

A fragment quotes Ex Governor Horace Boiea condemning political prejudice and state actions. It laments the bloodshed of pensioned American manhood and cautions against mass obedience to a slaughterhouse like state.

Horace Boiea

Deaths in Akron and Warsaw reflect long illnesses

Charles W Middleton of Akron Indiana died Sunday night march 91 from Brights disease at about 45. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter three brothers and a sister and many friends. Funeral held at Beaver Dam with Palestine cemetery interment. Dora Frush aged 31 died Tuesday night after a year long illness of consumption daughter of John Frush near Warsaw. Funeral at church near Bates cemetery with Rev A D Alexander officiating and burial at Bates cemetery.

Charles W. Middleton Akron Ind Bright Mr. Middleton Warsaw Beaver Dam Palestine Cemetery Dora Frush John Frush Bates Cemetery A. D. Alexander

Mortuary Record: Multiple Deaths in Indiana Counties

J M Stuka 64 died Huntington last Wednesday of Brights disease. Emanuel Cripe 26 near Goshen died last Wednesday of blood poisoning. Henry Wyatt 80 died Ft Wayne. Hiram Hildreth about 55 near Bristol Elkhart county after long illness. Mrs Judson Overholt Goshen 34 died after weeks illness. Mrs Grestbn Foster South Bend died LaPorte 85. Mrs Eti Wagner 48 died Waknusa of vargin stomach issues. Mrs Anne Marie Kiingel 74 South Bend died sudden heart disease. Susanne Juday 59 near New Paris Elkhart county died Friday after lingering illness from blood poisoning. Mrs Mary VanKirk 83 died Plymouth Saturday.

Emanuel Cripe Goshen Henry Wyatt Ft. Wayne Hiram Hildreth Bristol Elkhart County Grestbn Foster South Bend LaPorte Eti Wagner Waksrusa Anne Marie Kiingel Susanne Juday New Paris Mary VanKirk Plymouth

Leesburg Short News Roundup Reflects Local Visits

Mrs Frank Zimmerman returns from Auburs visit. Hazel Becknell visits Leesburg guest of M I Hunter and wife. D K Brown improves this week. Charley Thomas shops in Warsaw. Dry goods and sugar sale by Israel draws prosperity crowd. sugar at five cents per pound. C O Thomas spent days in Leesburg. Fiora Beanie visits New Paris and Garden friends. Dr C E Thonen trips to Ft Wayne for business.

Mra Frank Zimmerman Auburs Hazel Becknell Goshen M. i. Hunter D. K. Brown Charley Thomas Warsaw Israel C. O. Thomas Leesburg Fiora Beanie & Gueat New Paris Garden Friends C. E. Thonen Ft. Wayne

Local residents visit Tax Union event and millinery show

C H Nicholson of Packerton called Friday and subscribed for Tax Union. Mrs H T Sarber presented an elegant line of artistic spring millinery to suit everybody. D A Kuhn of Goshen was a welcome caller at the Tax Union.

C.H. Nicholson H. T. Sarber

Mice Learn Quick Fancy Of Maine Man As Pets

A Maine resident on Forest Avenue keeps about six ordinary field mice as pets. He says they are sociable and will come to his hand for food, some even climbing to his shoulder. They live six months or so in captivity and demonstrate curiosity without fear. He notes mice eat little when food is scarce and can endure lean times.

Maine Forest Avenue

Mice Hide in Nests and Nook in Portland Premises

A Portland Express report describes a man rescuing mice from a ceiling nest above a basket. He notes the rodents retreat under coverings rather than exposed spots and praises the delicate, artistic work of their teeth on nests of paper cloth or soft material.

Portland Express

Birds and Baths and a Bathing Dish Tramp Tale

A Philadelphia Record excerpt recounts a bird keeper's tale of a stubborn parrot named Tramp who refused to bathe until a blue and white Japanese dish replaced the porcelain tub. The owner finds success with the dish, then loses it and restores peace with the familiar bath. The piece also quotes a suburban physician advising moderation in smoking and recommending avoiding smoking cars for health.

Tramp New York Philadelphia

Non-Resident Notice in Kosciusko County Court

Indiana notice for the estate action in Warsaw, naming numerous nonresident defendants and unknown heirs. The court requires appearance on the first Monday of May, with answer or demur to the complaint. linked attorneys are Scott D. Jv-wien, Cher, Wood & Bowser for the plaintiff.

Lerk Lorenzo D. Minear Marion Miness Benjamin Mineas Elizabeth Colebank Iaaac G.iminear Moran Howard Minnie V. S. E. Willams Leander Anglin George Kimes John Keller Zcharah Gainer Mary V. Smith Ira Lea Burit Nancy Eva Johnson Joel R. Enel Samuel D. Burit Rebecca Minear Lucinda Minear Hanna Minear Fanny Minear Elijah Minear Sallie Shingleton Mary Jinlager Minnie Minear Emma Mitchell Ookstear Ora Minear Mary, Lamb Maggie Sturn Emmatt. Minear Mer Minear Maud Minear Eusce D. Ball Jobo Minear Marlon Minear Indiana Ara B. Goff Amanda Shaver Io Real Estate Tme Tere Igor Ald Court Lorenzo DL Binear Marlon M Main Minear Elzabeth Colebank Isaac G. A.organ Howard Mionie V. Shay Clara E Laura 8. Goff Ee Anglin Zachariah Gainer Ssoria Maga Olive Catre B. Gainer Tra C Hanna Minga Sallie Singleton Ir Minnie Minear Brooks Minear Mary Lamb Emma L. Minear Ad Minar Eunice D. Ball John Minear Marion Meat Ly Ot Warsaw Thair Aed Hang Seid Court Scott Dl Jv-wien Cher

Notice of Insolvency Filing in Local Court

Notice concerns the estate of Charlie Kgecinsko in the circuit court. The administrator seeks insolvency relief and an allowance of claims. Clerk April 4.

Charlie Kgecinsko Circuit Court Wana Bert Ataneor

Notice of Administration Appointment

Notice states the administrator of Kosciisko County estate was appointed and a date set for filing claims. Details are obscured in the text but reference to March 97 1901 appears.

Watai Ete Kosciisko County Ecense Aldentsie Imisereaar

Health and vigor for sluggish clogged eyes

An advised note urges relief for sluggish eyes with clear, sparking vision benefits. The short guidance highlights the link between clogged eyelids and tired appearance, urging action to restore brightness and comfort.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phubsday Republi Board of Education United States Army Carter Harrison Chicago Hanevy Belter Altgeld Tur Dora Frnsh the Mortuary Record J.M. Stuka Huntington Chas. F. Nye E. Istill Osciuske South Buffalo Street State Bank Brad Beld State of Indiana Isaac Franklin Minear Mariun J. Minear Et al Kosciusko Oecult Court Wood & Bowser
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