Northern Indiana teachers to meet in South Bend in 1902
The Northern Indiana Teachers association chose South Bend as the meeting site for 1902. The notice hints at royal entertainment in South Bend with the Queen City of the St. Joseph Valley referenced. The piece also critiques McRisley’s civil service patronage and discusses tariff debates and a new fertilizer law requiring inspection and state-chemist guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Northern Indiana Teachers” Association
South Bend
St. Joseph Valley
Typiana
Itu
Indianapolis judge prescribes whipping for incorrigible boys
Willan C. Dart of the Indianapolis police court prescribes the whipping post for incorrigible youths, a policy he argues is better than fining parents. The public will watch the effects with interest as the problem of dealing with incorrigible youth remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duper Willan C. Dart
Indianapolis
Tribute to Charles A. Munson and prison superintendent clash
The tribute to Charles A. Munson honors a fort Wayne native as a lovable and generous figure whose death saddens Indiana friends. Separately a strong critique of Sarah Keeley’s reappointment as superintendent of the women’s prison and industrial school for girls argues for a change to protect the welfare of inmates and address alleged mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stoll
Charles A. Munson
Fort Wayne
Charley Manson
Sarah Keeley
Woman's Prison and Industrial School
Clama
Abe
Kosciusko County Forms Local Bird Protection Group
A regional effort to curb bird slaughter grows in Kosciusko County as farmers unite to protect song birds. The movement aims to shield crops from insect damage by preserving birds, marking the first countywide organization of its kind in this state section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Harrison Addresses Michigan Students on Imperialism
General Harrison spoke to Michigan University students last December denouncing imperialism and US policy in the Philippines. He warned that the United States cannot annex lands where people oppose our government and urged respect for self-government and religious liberty as divine gifts for all men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan University
Harrison
Philippines
United States
Direct election of U S senators urged by reformers
Over a dozen years of debate on replacing legislative selection with direct voter elections. Proponents cite end to deadlocks and scandals and more efficient lawmaking, while opponents see little chance of change and urge perseverance with the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lng
Ita
Why We Are Democrats Mobilizes Jeffersonian Ideals
A historical political piece argues for Democratic allegiance by praising Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson era values. It frames democracy as opposition to monopoly and special privilege, condemns Republican foreign and industrial policy, and claims the party protects liberty and equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Jackson
Brotherhood of Man
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Plunder in the Philippines Critique of US Policy
Address by Claude G. Brown on Jefferson's birthday condemns corruption in the Philippines and Cuba scandals. Calls for accountability of officers who plundered funds, criticizing benevolent assimilation and former Beveridge praise as hypocrisy. urges stronger action by administration and GOP to curb abuses abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Brown
Jefferson
Philippines
Andhia
Beveridge
United States
Republican Party
Cuba
Democrats Face Party Unity And Leadership In Senate
Senator Joseph W. Hailey of Texas argues in St. Louis Republic that Democrats must stay united, replace Jones with a capable spokesman, and build a solid, aggressive campaign. He rejects purges, predicts a strong 1904 ticket, and calls for a united national convention stance.
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Jones
Democratic Party
Senate
Acon
Georgis
Joseph W. Hailey
Texas
St. Louis Republic
Trusts and bicycle factory closure draw worker protest
The American Bicycle company, known as the bicycle trust, used newspaper offices to publish favorable articles about bicycles to gain free advertising. Three hundred to four hundred Plymouth factory workers were laid off when the plant closed after its sale to the trust, highlighting the perceived benefits and power of trusts.
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American Bicycle Company
The
Bicycle Trust
Hending
Pewapaper
Mowe
Rim
Plymouth
Warsaw Union Under New Management Improves Appearance
The Warsaw Union now under H. S. Bartholomew’s management adopts a seven-column quarto format and new dress of type, marking a radical improvement in typographic and editorial quality, the Walkerton Independent notes. The South Bend Times confirms the paper’s enhanced appearance and overall better presentation.
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Tar
Warsaw Union
Walkerton Independent
H. 8. K. Bartholomew
South Bend Times
Death notices for Lovia Everett Sibert and J W Humble
Lovia Everett Sibert infant son of Louis and Mertie Sibert born February 7 1902 died March 30 190? aged one month and twenty days. Funeral held at Hlissville with Rev Mead. J W Humble of near North Webster died April 8 born in Ohio 1826 resident since 1847 funeral at North Webster Af M FE church last Saturday. ten children including Myra Scott Junkin attended.
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Louisa Everett Sivert
Louis
Mertie Sibert
E. Stoneburner
Hlissville
Rev. Mead
J. W. W. Humble
North Wabster
Mr. Humble
Ohio
Myra
Scott Junkin
North Webster
Local Obituaries and Marriages From Elkhart and Whitley Areas
Obituaries note the deaths of Mira George Method near New Falls Elkhart county Rasmus Milkensen near Elkhart Michael B Burger Walkerton aged 50 and veteran of Civil War avid Casey former South Bend city clerk aged 42 Julig Bodley pioneer of Whitley Columba City life tribute and marriage of Fred A Pyle Tippecanoe to Matlie B Gault Egns Green at U B church by Rev G F Byrer they plan to move to Texas soon. John Hopp not improved after admission to Longilis sane hospital with mood swings violence periodic but improving slowly says attending physician.
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Mira
George Method
New Falls
Elkhart
Rasmus Milkensen
Michael B. Burger
Walkerton
Avid Casey
South Bend
Julig Bodley
Whitley County
Columba City
Fred A. Pyle
Tippecanoe
Mian
Matlie B.gault
Egns Green
Hev
G. F. Byrer
U. B. Church
Mrs. Pyle
Texas
Homecoming for Philippines veterans greeted by grateful town
Sergeant-Major Edwin Ripple and Lieutenant Charles Sharp return Monday evening after 19 months in the Philippines where they fought in about a dozen battles and engagements. They enlisted for the Cuban war, later joined the army, and were promoted on the way home, drawing a hearty local welcome.
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Philippines
Edwin Ripple
Charles Sharp
Cure Catarrh With Internal Remedies Promoted
An advertisement touts internal cures for catarrh rather than local applications. It praises Halls Catarrh Cure and EHuli a Catarrh Cure as blood and mucous surface treatments, claims physician footing, and urges Bend for testimony. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and DeWitt's Little Early Risers as health aids.
Wheat Prices and Production Notices Unclear Clip
Fragmentary OCR readout shows garbled farm terms with numbers and terms like wheat and production. No coherent event or people to identify. insufficient readable facts to form a proper card.
Non-Resident Notice in Koschizko ARN Heges case
Marion J. Minear and others are involved in a non resident notice matter identified as Koschizko ARN Heges, 295. Case No a8y1 records indicate a legal action requiring respondent appearance or response within the court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
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S. K. Bartholomew
Fhursday
Mc ‘Risley
Civil Service Commission
Tes Lancaster
Australis
East and West Indies
Africa
Lovia Everett
Mumhlel
Tre
Ary Record
Daily Times
Times
Pyle—Guest
John Hoppis
Longelis
Hopple
Lensnke
Warsaw
Chas. F. Nye
South
Buffalo Street
Staite Bank
Ind
Hafer & Richardson
David Karns
Packedton
Tux Uxton
Wo. Wallis
Syracuse
Tur Usson
Wallis
DeWitt
C. C. Foatar
Gan
Hunel
Cal
Sop Nemp Trates
Biadans
Turkey Creek
Kesciusko County
Bis Township
Kescluske County
Stace of
Indiana
Bank of
Anem
Aaron A. Rasor
Trasteo
Blanc
Franti
Minwar
Marion J. Minear, Et al
Tanit
Lorenzo D. Minear
Marion Minear
Menjamin Amingar
George Kimes
John Keller
Zacharah Gainer
Sorta Mays
Clive Wotrell
Ida H. Gainer
Iras Gainer
Mary F. Gainer
F. A. Gainer
Arthur Gainer
Alice Gainer
Nancy E. Minear
Adam Minear
Lucinda Harsh
Devisees
Lepatees
Emmma‘t. Minear
Merl Minear
Maud Minear
Bence D. Ball
John Minear
Alarion Minear
Plannig
Er Gemire
Aerenge D. Minesr
Marlon Minear
Benjamin Minear
Elizabeth Colebank
Isaac G. Mines
Morgan Howard
Minnie V. Shay
Clara B. Wllams
Laura 8. Goff
Amanda Shaver
Leander Anglin
Jann Keller
Zachariah Cramner
Isoria Mays
Olive Cotrell
Ide Bo Gainer
Ita C. Gajner
Mary F. Gainar
F.A. Gainer
Alice Garnot
Phoebe Hunt
Mary, Hackett
Isaac Diaish
Mary V. Smith
Ira Lee Eurit
Nancy Eve Johnson
Joe R. Eurtt
Samuel D. Eurtt
Rebecca Minear
Lucinta Minear
Hanna Minar
Fanny Minea
Elijah Allie Hingleton
Mary Jinfrager
Minnie Minneae
Eonina Mitchell
Brosks Minear Gra Minear
Mary Lamb
Maggie Star
Emma L. Minear
Merl Miner
Eunice D. Ball
Joh Minear
IRS
Sala
Aard Court
Scott D. Junin
Wood T
Charles Clase
Kosciisko
Sald Este
Sald Court
Gaxor Audi St. Scork
D. Junkin
Wm. W. McCam Rman
Kosciusko
Megr
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