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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
4
The Warsaw Union discusses tariff reform as a party issue, condemns the Republican stance on trusts, and notes Alabama’s railway pass punishment for officials. It cites Norway’s low death rate, praises Angola’s oil rivals against Standard Oil, comments on Neely’s trial, and criticizes milk adulteration penalties. It also questions Philippine strategy and Britain’s South Africa war expenditure, urging independence and self-determined futures.
Ft Worth Texas speaker warns that Congress could impose a state religion, strip due process, abolish trial by jury, permit polygamy, reintroduce slavery, and repress rights in territories if constitutional protections do not apply. He calls for applying the U S constitution to all lands under the flag.
Local columns list Foster Postma a Milford teacher making a brief office call. Rev. Webb returns from Indiana and Illinois tour. Traders liberal on prices. Chester Garner visits Hoffman's Lake. Banks attends dairy institute at Plymouth. Kingery and Stinson visit Barbee Lake with wives. Thompson and Andrew visit Tus Union. Foster's sells steel blade cutters. Sterneck family from Dayton visiting. Rev. Stone goes to Lithia Springs Chautauqua. Mil ford resident Ogden visits. Minnie Morrison returns from Marion. Hammond saloon fire on North Webster street. German Baptists Beaver Dam hold Harvest Meeting August 25 with Otho Winger speaking. program includes sermon, children’s meeting, and missionary work. AME church notices conclude.
E 0 Pitman and family visited Wm Mikel and family Sunday. Grandma Elder and daughter enjoyed a buggy ride. Sadie Hoadley stayed with relatives at East Center. The Bend hosted a party at Wm Truex's Saturday. Pickle growers haul to the factory. Celia Fulwilder Sundayed with Inez Pittoma. Wm Hoadley went to Wakarusa to handle merry-go-round interests. Elder Nawley’s 77th birthday drew many relatives and friends. 42 attended and he received a rocking chair.
Mendel will accompany Mentove's band to Fort Wayne as bari tone. Joel Arnold completes a new sidewalk. Yeoman assists Nickel Plate office survey at Latty for a few days. Grimes spent Sunday with his mother at Mentone. Band members passed through for Buffalo exposition. Newt Getty and wife visited Nelson Beigh. Yeoman was in Chicago over the weekend. A party of 29 took the low fare to Chicago Sunday. Shipley and Minear found work with Dunbar & Co. of North Manchester. Beber moved into rooms above S B Whittenberger’s buggy house. Cave Province and wife and Mrs Henrit visit Whittenberger at Claypool. Miller improving. Dr. Terry of Rochester visited Dr. Lester. Yost Master Brown returned from Pan American exposition.
A dated testimonial and advertisement for Doctor Pierce in Buffalo New York promotes Favorite Prescription Garden Medical Discovery and Pellet as cures for irregu larities drains and inflammation. Letters from readers claim improved appearance and health while urging sick women to consult by letter, with price details for the People’s Medical Adviser book and mail order options.
The notice lists deaths of Mrs Catharine Allen aged 40 and J Howard Allen aged 32 from South Bend with pleurisy and illness, and Mrs Martin E Harriman aged 63 from paralysis in New Parts. It also notes Warsaw markets for grain 68 bushels, produce 45, and live stock 2.50 to 4.50. Millice is praised as the best photographer in Warsaw.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a topical liniment to ease pregnancy pain. It claims external use only and asserts reduced risk of breast swelling and morning sickness, citing a Tampa hotel proprietor's wife as an example. The ad promotes $4 bottles and a free Olmstread Desk publication.
Low fates to New York and return from July to October 1901 via the Big Four Route. Tickets good for return ten days from sale with route options through Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls and Washington Baltimore Philadelphia. Special round trips to Colorado and Minnesota priced low July 1 to August 31 1901 with return by October 1 1901. Warsaw to Buffalo round trips every Tuesday 8200 and $0.01 per capita in coaches only. For schedules and points call on Big Four Route agents.
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