The War SAW Union Opinion Notes August 22 1901
Editorial summary criticizes Joseph Chamberlains South Africa policy praising a stronger free tax stance and condemning trusts. Mentions Perry Heath and W Neely, a future U.S. Senate bid by ex Governor Evans of South Carolina, and Senator West of Missouri endorsing graduated income tax and anti trust measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
England
Chamberlain
Jonny G. Evans
South Carolina
United States Senate
Senator McLaurin
Evang
McLaurin
Reform effort in Philadelphia politics faces GOP indifference
Analysis notes reform forces led by Ex Governor Pattison struggle as Republicans fail to back change. Democrats are a minority, needing cross party aid to challenge a corrupt local gang. Michael Davitt argues emigration hinders Ireland and urges improving conditions at home to keep young men from leaving. Governor Richard Yates is criticized for appointing corrupt officials, including a former convict to head the board of claims, drawing ironclad rebuke from the Fort Wayne Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Philadelphia
Michael Daviut
Ireh
Ireland
America
Davitt
Richard Yates
South Bend Times
Lanner
Illinois
Yates
Board of Claims
Republican Platform Airs Tariff and Trust Planks
In a Columbia City Post commentary the Iowa Republicans are accused of inserting tariff and trust planks to pacify party followers, while denying any real intent to revise tariffs or restrain trusts. The piece argues candidates cannot be picked far in advance and warns of boss control over the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Buncombe
Republican Party
Coolumbia
Kingery & Co to Visit Chicago for Fall Goods
W A Kingery of Kingery & Co will travel to Chicago next week to buy a large fall stock. He plans to acquire latest style dress goods, tailor made suits, jackets, underwear, and many other dry goods items. A new carpet line with modern patterns will also be purchased to ensure quality and affordable prices for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Kingery
Kingery & Co
Chicago
Kingery
Death Record of William Dunlap in Ohio and Indiana
William Dunlap born March 18 1812 in Jefferson county Ohio died August 16 1901 aged 50 years 5 months 3 days. He married Susan White in 1837 and joined the Baptist church in 1844 at West Carlisle Ohio. Later lived near Sevastopol Indiana. his wife died January 1 1893. Survived by 3 sons 2 daughters 11 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. He spent his final years with daughter Mary Rickel on the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunlap
Jeferson
Harrison County
Ohio
John
Rachel Dunlap
Coshocton County
James
Alex
Susan White
Baptist Church
West Carlisle
Glio
Sevastapool
Ind
Mary Rickel
Campers Face Typhoid in Barb ee Lake Visit notes
Barbee Lake reports J A Wagoner and wife from Napanee visited Jacob Holder and family Sunday. Welty and Miss Zuella Tuttle spent Sunday in Chicago. Miss Margaret Sheban returned to Chicago Thursday. Jack OConnell of Warnaw visited Sunday. Many campers suffer typhoid fever. Joe Morehead and wife visited Everet Morehead and wife Sunday. Mrs Catharine O'Connell surprised on 54th birthday with ice cream and cake. They departed late, best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wagoner
Nappanee
Jacob Holder
Saw Welty
Zuella Tuttle
Chicago
Margaret Sheban
Jack’Connell
Warnaw
Joe Morehead
Everet Morehead
Catharine O'Connell
Local Social News From Argos and Vicinity
Monoguet Dulphus Cook near Sydney visited George Robinson and wife last week. Mrs Nine has been dangerously ill. John Kirkendall and wife were guests of Wm Kirkendall. Mrs Mary Gantschalk of Milford visited Aaron Starner and family. Edward Starner and Frank Johnson attended a Sunday school convention in Pierceton. Rosbrough and wife returned from three days with their parents in Nappanee. John Cook and family of Lersburg visited George Robinson. Alonzo and Ivis Beatty and sister Sadie of Oswego spent Sunday here. Mrs Harry Nine of Goshen visited friends here last week. A crowd from here spent Saturday evening at Argos Whitehead near Dutchtown. Ladies will hold an ice cream supper at Andrew Miller’s Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulphus Cook
Sydney
George Robinson
Wmn
John Kirkendall
Wm. Kirkendall
Mary Gantschalk
Milford
Aaron Starner
Edward Starner
Frank Johnson
Pierceton
Win
Rosbrough
Wife
Nappanee
Alonzo
Ivis Beatty
Sadie
Oswego
Harry Nine
Goshen
Argos Whitehead
Dutchtown
Andrew Miller
Milford Notes Highlight Residents Visitors and Local Events
Miss Carrie Brown of Goshen visited Milford friends last Saturday. Miss Goldie Dunnuck of Warsaw stayed with Miss Gale Sloopingarner over Sunday. Joseph Hollar near Hastings plans to reside in Milford after purchasing the Tuaing property west of the creek. Anisa Mackey laid a cement walk before his residence. Dr. Frank Peterson of Warsaw, longtime dentist at Fort Wayne home for the feeble minded, opens Milford office. Milford band gave a fine concert last Wednesday. Bridges west of town saw weekly stonecutter quarrels Saturday night. Napanee and Milford ready for Thursday baseball at Big Place. Miss May Jones Sunday school class picnicked in the grove last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Dunnuck
Warsaw
Gale
Arner
Joseph Hollar
Hastings
Milford
Frank Peterson
Fort Wayne
J. Peterson
Chicago
Nappanee
Big Place
Mentone Weather Quiet After Rainy Railroad Talk
The Mentone scene settles as rainfall ends and railroading chatter eases. Local residents note quieter streets and steadier schedules while officials assess weather impact on rail lines and daily commerce.
Warsaw Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Noted
Market brief from Warsaw lists grain and live stock items with price ranges and item codes such as B60 to 4.50 and 540 to 300 for Spring Lambs and Asotas reference. The fragmentary OCR suggests bid prices and trading notes for poultry and live stock trades in a midwestern market page.
Funeral for Uncle Billy Danlap Presses Through Rain
Obituary for Uncle Billy Danlap appears in this paper and was well attended despite continuous rain. Word also reaches that I H Bowman, former Mentone resident and Chicago streetcar waterman, died at a grade crossing in Chicago. Funeral expected Wednesday or Thursday here, as oil company plans drilling south of town proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dan—lap
I. H. Bowman
Montene
Chicago
River Bend Community Notes and Visits
Elder Hayes of Ohio filled the pulpit at River Bend over Sunday. Several local residents attended a grave meeting near Palestine. Othar Miller and family visited S. Mellott’s on Sunday. The Hoadley merry-go-round will be at Huffman’s Lake on Thursday August 22. Ethel Mellott started work in Mentone again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Hayes
Ohio
Bessie Mellett
Pearlie Miket
Inez Pittman
Will McGown
Lee Silvie
Uns Place
Bend
Palestine
Reuben Fawley
John Imw
Huffman’s Lake
Marriage of Prof Geo C Bush and Miss Minute Sears
Prof Geo C Bush formerly a Warnah High school teacher married Miss Minute Sears of Geaford Lawrence county Indiana August 8. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Mr Small of the Christian church at Geaford. The couple plan to reside in Marion shortly where the professor will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Bush
Warnaw High School
Miss Minute Sears
Geaford
Lawrence County
Innt
Mr. Small
Christian Church
Atra. Bush
Marion
Isulools
Excursions Via Big Four Lines From Cincinnati
Big Four Route offers low return fares to New York and other points from July to October 1901. Tickets allow return passage within ten days of sale and may use one route there and another back. Stops at Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, and more are allowed with deposits. Special round trips to Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, and other western points available. Weekly excursions from Buffalo to various destinations aboard Big Four trains.
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Ig Four
Hainbow City
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chautauqua
New York
Boston
Big Four
Cleveland
L.S.& Mosby
Cleveland and Burffalo ‘Transit Company
Burs
Brocton Ob
Chautauqua Lake
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Lowes
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minnesota
Cole
Springs Denver
Venvie
Glenwoel Springs
Orden
Salt Lake City
Ket Springs
Deadwood
Lead
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Tal
Biffalo
Harvest Meeting of Beaver Dam German Baptists Aug 25 1901
The Beaver Dam congregation announces its first annual Harvest Meeting at the church house 24 miles northeast of Beaver Dam on Sunday August 25 1901 starting at 10 a.m. Otho Winger of North Manchester will conduct sessions including a thanksgiving sermon at 10:30 a.m. A children's meeting at 1 27 p.m. and a missionary sermon at 7:30 p.m. are scheduled. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Sundday
Io A Om
Lra
Otho Winger
Manchester
Tage
Longer Time at Buffalo for Pennsylvania Lines Excur sions
The Pennsylvania lines extend return limits for Buffalo excursion tickets to the Pan American Exposition. Tuesday coach excursions now allow return trains leaving Buffalo by 1:00 a.m. Central Time on the Monday after sale, about six days round trip. Ten-day tickets at one dollar per mile get fifteen days, fifteen-day tickets at one and one third fare get twenty days. Extensions effective August 9, details from ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Penu
Warsaw
Buffalo
Big Four
Niagara
Ig Four
Excursions to Buffalo Pan American Exposition Tickets on Sale
Pennsylvania Lines announces excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Sale begins May 7 with several return options through September 30. Special tickets allow return within fifteen days and limited five day returns. Stopovers at Lakewood and Jamestown. time cards and maps available from agents.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pennssylvania
Pennsylvania Linen
Pennsylvania Lines
Lakewood
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
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THE
Warsaw Union
H.S. K. Bartholomew
Cuantes
BF. W. Neely
Perry
Heath
Republican National Committee
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Democratic Party
Kingery & Co’s
Barbee Lake
John Cook
Lersburg
Sunday
Carrie Brown
Anisa Mackey
Mentone
Bradfield
Bradfeld
Hradfeld
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Co
Seem
River Bend
Ethel Mellott
Wm, Fawley
Frank Pittman
Blanch Welch
Huhu-Sears
Heavy
Ed. Smith
Laries
Oxfords
Uopsie
Reed
Matent
Kiri
Oxford
Tan
Choiee
Buffalo Street
Warsaw, Ind
Vialt
Pan-American
Wb. Deppe
G.P
T. A. Warren
Mar
North Bound
South Bound
Pan Aimerican
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