Farmers Institutes Open With Noted Attendees
Tax season of farmers institutes begun and well attended with meetings reported across the state. The itinerant schools offer mutual improvement for farmers and urge participation to gain knowledge and benefit. A separate notice questions a bridge failure that cost Miss Chloe Kuho her life, demanding accountability. Roosevelt and William Dudley Foulke align on merit-based civil service appointments, challenging spoils politics. A December Review of Reviews highlights Li Hung Chang, John Redmond, industrial commission work, city government, and other topics, praised as a valuable issue.
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Roosevelt
William Dudley Foulke
Trax
Li Hung Chang
John Redmond
Industrial Commission
New York
Turkey
Striking Coincidence in South Bend Deaths
On Thanksgiving day in South Bend two deaths marked the calendar a year apart. November 27, 1900 claimed Hon David Robber Leeper ex mayor ex senator scholar writer and northern Indiana historian. A year later Clem Studebaker famed wagon manufacturer passed away leaving a lasting imprint on the city.
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South Bend
David Robrer Leeper
Clem Studebaker
St. Joseph Valley
Best Men for Public Offices Urged by Elkhart Editor
Editor A P Kent of the Elkhart Enview urges selecting trusted public servants. He calls on sagacious business leaders to form a compact pledging support only for men proven honest and competent. The piece warns against backing incompetent candidates and advocates cross party unity to nominate capable officials.
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A. P. Kent
Elkhart
Notable Split Likely Among Companions on Party Lines
A brief note suggests that the good men and other individuals in the compact could divide along party lines, though the writer implies that unity might prevail if not. The statement hints at underlying political tensions without detailing specific names or events.
Fatal Accident Drowns Miss Chloe Kuhe in Creek
Miss Chloe Kuhe dies after her buggy plunges into an open abutment driven by a road mishap near North Webster. Her cousin Jesse Grady attempts a rescue but cannot free her ensnared in the wreckage as night darkness hindered aid. She leaves a mother, father, two sisters and a brother, mourned by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norra Webster
Calvary
Chloe Kuhe
Jesse Grady
North Webster
Miss Kuba
Local News Briefs From Warsaw And Milford Areas
W. D. Frazier was a passenger north Monday evening. S J North and J C McLaughlin, Milford lawyers, visited Warsaw Monday. Mrs Foster and daughter Mary suffered Plomaine poisoning from cheese Sunday. Hindering reports from Teachers' association and Far mers' institute crowded or condensed. Poulson's Millinery offers Ischea garments and bargains. A fly can survive long water immersion. only turpentine, chloroform and ammonia kill it. Nappanee institute report not yet received. meeting said to be a complete success. Grocery ads tout low prices on roast coffee, sugar, figs, prunes, soap, rice, tobacco, raisins, currants, bread and holiday goods line ready for inspection.
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W. D. Frazier
S.J. North
J. C. McLaughlin
Milford
Warsaw
Teachers’ Association
Mmners’ Institute
Poulson
Warsaw Markets Livestock Prices Report
A compact market note from Warsaw records live stock quotes across classes with prices ranging from 2.0 to 4.58 and volumes listed as 250 and 3.00. The brief shows bid values for cattle and hogs with the day’s top figures highlighted.
Milford News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Local Events
An eastern museum offers a reward rumor for a photo of the man who started the Warnah report on a strong football team. Milford claims a twelve to nothing win in a past game. Jobo Methed hosts his sons Rulia and Jess in Milford over Sunday. John A. Countryman and Dalle Hall wed Wednesday evening. Irving Troup and Almaster married Saturday in Goshen. Jeff McFarland and Ollie Norris united in marriage Saturday. Homan, afflicted with dropsy, died Friday morning with funeral Sunday at 10 in Milford. Edward Miller, longtime B&O brakeman, spent a week at home. E W Felkner of Van Buren is named to the petit jury. Isaac Groves improves after weeks with a carbuncle. Jesse Ruple and Luella Estep wed on Thanksgiving. Carl Miles of Purdue University visited home over the weekend.
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Warnaw
Milford
Jobo Methed
Miliereburg
Rulia
Jess
John A. Countryman
Dalle Hall
Irving Troup
Almaster
Goshen
Jeff McFarland
Ollie Norris
Homan
Wiliam Neff
Edward Miller
E. W. Felkner
van Buren Township
Petit Jury
Isaac Groves
Jesse Ruple
Luella Estep
Carl Miles
Purdue University
Ins
Christmas Entertainment Scheduled at Palestine Church
Thanksgiving past, church bell delayed, Christmas program planned for Tuesday night December 24. Mrs Cole of Shreve Ohio visiting sister Mrs Jane Latte. Cole noted as active Sunday school worker. William Vanvader planning boat trip to Tennessee with family.
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Christian Church
The
Mra. Cole
Shreve
Ohio
Jane Latte
William Vanvader
Tennessee
Mononquet People and Local Notices
Bremen resident William Taightmeyer is at home this week. William Bosbrough dined with John Kirkendall and family. The planned Saturday oyster supper has been recalled. Mrs Henry Estep and daughter visited Hastings with Lizzie Cummings. Aaron Starner and family spent Thanksgiving near Milford. Myrtle Marvel and Blanche Meek visited Ote Sholl’s home. Jonathan Nine returned from a brief southern stay. Elmer Clay and family visited Harry Clay’s household. Rev Brallier began revival services at Eight Square church near Pierceton.
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Henry Estep
Hastings
Lizzie Cummings
Aaron Starner
Milford
Myrtle Marvel
Blanche Meek
Ote Sholl
Johnathan Nine
Elmer Clay
Harry Clay
Rev. Brallier
Pierceton
Eight Square Church
Prayer meeting and social notes from Stringtown
A protracted meeting continues at Pleasant Valley with a full house on Sunday. Miss Lucile Heckman visits from Wabash, and Miss Madge Nicely hosts a Sunday dinner with Mims Heckman. William Polk and wife dine with D S Mesnard and wife, while Miss Margaret Henderson visits her parents and the Teachers association. Blanche Barden of Wooster and Ola Hosier spend Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs UART Gee. Folk's child is very sick this week.
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Norman Haffer
Lucile Heckman
Wabash
Pleasant Valley
Madge Nicely
Mims Heckman
Margaret Henderson
Teachers’ Association
Rev. Lynch
Bro. Webb
Blanche Barden
Wooster
Ola Hosier
D. Uart Gee
Folk
Barbee Lake Notes From Warsaw Residents
Barbee Lake and Warsaw residents share recent activities with families and events. Mrs Rollin Phares visited Warsaw with Barbee Lake relatives while Lawrence Tuttle and Mike O Connell attended the Warsaw Teachers association. Gladys Thomas visited from Etna Green, and Mrs Katie Cawley and daughter Louise visited Jerry O Connell. Artie Banning, photographer, resumed work near Atwood after a break. Mike O Connell Jr spent Thanksgiving with Fort Wayne friends returning Friday morning.
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Rollin Phares
Warsaw
Lawrence Tuttle
Mike O’connell
Teachers’ Association
Gladys Thomas
Etnan Green
Katie Cawley
Louise
Jerry O'Connell
Artie Banning
Atwood
Mike O'Connell, Jr
Fort Wayne
River Bend Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Eunice Sarber of Palestine was a guest here last week. Mose Mike visited relatives near Wakarusa and Bremen. A baby at Mr. Sprague's died Sunday morning. funeral and interment were at Center. E Pittman and son shopped in Palestine last Friday. Loren Knotton and sister from near Wakarusa visited relatives here over Sunday.
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Eunice Sarber
Palestine
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Rhoades Estate
Notice to heirs and creditors of the estate of David Rhoades appears in the Kosciusko Circuit Court Des term 1901. James M. Amis administrator of the estate dated Warsaw December 1901. Wood & Bowser attorneys represent the administrator.
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David Rhoades
Kosciusko Circult
James M. Amise
Riosdes
Gece
Warsaw
Tiatese
James M. Amisa
Change On Pennsylvania New Time Schedule Nov 24 1901
A new timetable for Pennsylvania lines takes effect November 24 1901. Passenger trains from Warsaw list departures including No 6 at 8 45 am No 15 at 4 40 am No 22 at 11 06 am No 87 at 8 42 am No 20 at 3 11 pm No 51 at 11 82 am No 8 at 6 23 pm No 89 at 2 82 pm No 88 at 9 20 pm No 9 at 6 24 pm.
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Pennsylvania
Warsaw
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ITE Warsaw Union
S. K. Bartholomew
Sommsery
Chloe Kuho
Grassy Creek
Foster's
Nappanee Institute
Alleman Bros. Market Place
California
Soc
Wm. Taightmeyer
Bremen
Wm. Bosbrough
John Kirkendall
Board of Commis
Staus
Fediana
Wile Ars
He Cay
Belie
Cat Elias
Baie GA Rop
Jacob
Stringtown
William Polk
D. S. Mesnard
Barbee Lake
River Bend
Mose
Mike
Wakarusa
Merry Christmas
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
Indiana
Joe Wanton
Tootshoe
Ralston Health Shoes
P. O
Warsaw, Ind
E.R. Wood
Eticla
Surrey
Stanhope
WM. Conrad & Son
Conrad
Stomers
Hysons
Kilmer Bros
Harry
Chester
Elebert County
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