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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
War saw Union notes politicians claim the money issue is dead while a call for an extra congressional session looms. The piece cites inconsistencies in party stances on scandals and bank failures, praising La Follette for opposing trusts, while accusing Republicans of double standards. Senator Platt presses dominance, silencing opposition to Root.
The report claims Colombia may face Panama secession after the canal treaty rejection. Washington could aid a breakaway Panama, with Senator Cullom of Illinois said to back the movement. The piece questions United States interest after costly history of defending union in similar conflicts.
A faction of the Republican press denounces Governor Durbin for not fully following the law citing his Evansville action and alleged omissions. The piece condemns using state prisons as a political tool and accuses him of shielding Kentucky fugitives tied to Goebel’s murder. It urges him to uphold the constitution in all matters. Local items note youths fined for alcohol and cigarette offenses, plus obituaries and a dramatic stage announcement for A Geneman From Garcony at the opera house on August seven.
Local items include Watson's for letter tablets, Lynch's specials on beef and wine, and a range of millinery and dress goods sales. Warsaw events note the Rockhill family reunion at Huffman's Lake, a large Indiana State Fair setup, and a Knights of Pythias orphanage ruling. Community updates cover travel, anniversaries, reunions, and farm machinery offers.
Excursion tickets offered by Pennsylvania lines for Culver Indiana August 11 to September 7, including special summer tourist fares July 7 to September 30 to Colorado Utah Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa South Dakota and southwestern points. September 17 to Chattanooga for Wilder's Brigade reunion. Labor Day trips via Pennsylvania lines. Tickets available at any station west of Pittsburgh to within 50 miles. Return be valid until September 5. Sovereign Grand Judge event tickets via Pennsylvania lines to Baltimore September 18 19 and 20.
Fourth annual excursion to Marion Soldiers Home offers round trip travel on the Big Four. Special train from Warsaw at 8 04 p m reaches Marion 10 a m. return from the Home 6 15 p m reaching Marion 6 25 p m. Includes grand reunion and bands with low rates to Colorado and other destinations. Tickets on sale Aug 21, return Aug 27. Final return limit Oct 31, 1908.
Dr A Lagorio of the Pasteur Institute of Chicago urges a citywide six month muzzling of every dog to halt rabies. He argues winter and early spring spread rabies most, that a rabid dog can inoculate others eighty days before symptoms, and that an absolute order could erase rabies in three months. He notes summer is not peak for cases and cites the need to stop spread.
The article recalls Major D H Vinton 1849 report opposing a San Francisco military depot and praising Benicia as a potential port of entry. It notes San Francisco’s later rise and credits contemporaries for echoing his views. It then covers Gustave le Bon’s theory that cathode rays and radioactivity signal a new energy form connected to matter and energy.
London Globe reports a new treatment where air is injected under the skin to lengthen nerve ends, easing neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. The air bubble is manipulated by fingers to move and relieve pain in affected areas, including dislocations fractures and bruises with notable relief.
A century ago mortuary bells in German cities warned of burial. Professor Brovardel notes no bell ever rang. In England, Harry de Spencer Kingdon of Willhayne Devon, a mastiff breeder, died with embalmed remains of his mother and wife in the house.
Through 7 C route cepers go Through WLallman sleeping cars from Cincinnati to Charleston via Queen and Crescent Route and Southern railway, leave Cincinnati daily at 8 06 p m via Chattanooga Atlanta and Augusta without change.
The article touts fertile belts along the Louisville and Nashville line in Ambusa West Florida and Mississippi as bonanzas for fruit and truck growers. It cites high per acre returns from radishes potatoes strawberries and hay with figures from past years including 900 gross for 1 acre of radishes and 297 per acre over multiple crops, ending with a note to address for opportunities.
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