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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
7
A fragmentary column evokes a rambunctious character from Rogers praised and blamed as a legendary mischief maker. The reminiscence recalls a boy turned rascal, his escape westward, and a distant governor’s encounter, with a humorous regional tone throughout.
Dr D Viroqua, a practicing physician and lecturer, endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of observation. He asserts it cures ovarian trouble and related ailments, calling it a blessing to state and nation and the only remedy to restore health for women.
The United States Senate ratified the Hay Pauncefote treaty by a 75 to 0 vote with no opposition. Senators from several states led the minority, citing that the agreement does not explicitly grant full U S control over the canal. The ratification ends restrictive obligations of over fifty years and opens a path to building and controlling an isthmian canal under U S neutrality obligations. Congress now faces substantial work to implement the agreement and decide on the Nicaragua route and related details.
A dramatic Ohio bank raid at Archbold saw three robbers blast the vault at about 3 AM, smash the money chest, and flee in a waiting vehicle after wounding resident John Lofimayer in the jaw. The trio, armed with revolvers and wearing masks, escaped with $2,000 in gold and currency.
William Loeb Jr personal secretary to President Roosevelt has wed Miss Katherine Dorr of Albany New York in a private ceremony. Details of the ceremony were not disclosed.
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home in Albany with only family members from both sides in attendance. Miss Dore and Mr Loeb, who met in Albany several years ago, begin married life in a quiet, family focused ceremony.
Secretary Hay and the Danish minister in Washington have completed a treaty for the United States to purchase the Danish possessions in the West Indies. The draft goes to Copenhagen for Christian IX’s assent. Signatures of plenipotentiaries are expected soon, with Senate consideration after the holiday recess. The agreed price is $4,500,000.
A measure to create the McKinley National Park and Forest Reserve would cover about 4,900 acres of timber land across Tennessee and several southern states with an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. Introduced by Mr Brownlow of Tennessee, the proposal honors the late President McKinley, praised as a keen advocate for a park and a lasting memorial for the South’s affection for his memory.
A painting of Martha Washington is sold for a dollar after a near loss to a Fort Wayne buyer, while Ora Strine murders his bride in Elkhart and kills himself. A Logansport lamp explosion burns Miss Sarah Goliing, and a Brazil stove tank blast injures Miss Netta Withers. Reports of white caps near English and multiple minor and fatal injuries follow in Crawford and surrounding counties.
Surviving eight years of colonial hardship funded Harvard College scholarship through Massachusetts, Hartford, New Haven, and Plymouth gifts totaling about £270. Donations from England and local benefactors supported discipline and scholarships as strict ordinances guided student conduct. The piece contrasts Puritan resolve with modern generosity and notes benefactors like Lady Mowbray supporting the Cambridge Women’s College.
Snow proves highly resistant to bullets in Norwegian tests, suggesting winter defense potential. Garfield headache powders marketed with claims of headache relief and nervous system build, while Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm treats catarrh without drying secretions. Advertising blends note cane paper roofing, Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children, and Nickel Plate tourist cars with low rates and flushing amenities.
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