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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
4
The Warsaw Union reviews Democratic mayoral candidate Francis E. Bowser and weighs national issues. It discusses ship subsidies, trust power, emancipation bills, and Gov Dorbin’s appointing powers. It notes labor friction with Charles W. Miller, Hamption’s death, and Mark Hanna pressing Roosevelt over Rathbone. Hartford City Tebegram. SEMATOR Farias.
Tears rain down from pale cheeks as the senator pleads for American laborers against Chinese imports. Boiler makers prep parts of the speech for campaign distribution with GOP labels. Indiana Republican congressmen hope the issue boosts public favor while Democrats in Congress support China.
George Moon Sr a long prominent Warsaw Kosciusko county figure died Tuesday morning after a six week illness of stomach trouble He was born in 1816 in Ireland and came to the United States at age 20 He held posts as county treasurer state senator and mayor of Warsaw He was a Scottish Rite mason and active in I O C F funerals at the Methodist church with Kosciusko lodge 1 I C F in charge Interment will follow at Oakwood cemetery
Grain and produce market listings from Warsaw report prices and items traded. The short OCR fragment notes live cattle and grain categories with price indicators, reflecting a market brief.
Charley Henderson of Fort Wayne visits home while Wm Barick and wife stay with Frank and Mae Plummer. Mumps and measles sweep the town. Vantilbury family guest of locals. Grace Campbell visits Mae Hoadley. Custer and Boggess return home after a lengthy stay. Emma and Fernetta Newcomb visit Hessie Strope. John Brant family visit China Campbell. Plummer family from River Bend calls on Mrs Person. Alice Cart visits Edith Wray. Fred Webb calls on friends in Bourbon. Mariel Blue of near Mentone visits sister Mrs Walch.
Desiring parties may file mortgage affidavits by visiting the auditor's office. Affidavits must be filed during April to secure tax reductions. Mavuaice Wilcox, Notary Public.
Queen and Crescent offers two daily fast trains from Cincinnati to Atlanta and Jacksonville and through cars to Asheville. A separate sale ad touts an 80 acre Monroe township farm with two houses, barn, sheds, orchard, timber, wells, and fertile land on a main road near a school and mail route in Pierceton Indiana.
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