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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
4
The article notes public disappointment at a president’s decision affecting the hero of Santiago and cites a debate on elections and free speech. It quotes Senator Hoar on political expression under restraint, questioning the value of elections when citizens are denied access to the Declaration of Independence and free discussion.
The piece rebukes Rep Wheeler of Kentucky for an indiscreet remark about Prince Henry and German voters, insisting he spoke only for himself, not the party. It argues Republicans are mis portraying Democratic views to sway German support and warns against such tactics. It also notes a proposal for popular election of senators and calls for constitutional amendment action.
A battered commentary questions how Indiana will vote in the senate on a constitutional amendment, noting Voorhees and Turpie would have backed it years ago. It argues current legislators aid trusts and moneyed interests, urging earnest public effort to influence the outcome and recall strong past leadership. Also included is a local notice of the Kosciusko County Detective Union meeting on March 1 1902 at the Court House and a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsin Cure praising its digestion aid and urging readers to eat freely without overloading the stomach.
Warsaw's Bargain Store advertises low prices on household goods and groceries. Feature items include salt and pepper shakers, cups and saucers, dinner plates, sugar, coffee, rice, prunes, laundry soap, matches, oil, tea, oysters, potatoes, onions, bread, lemons, salmon, salt, and seeds. ALLEMAN Bros offers a full line and top prices for butter and eggs.
Fragmented notice records a mixed sale of shoes at half price and seasonable goods, with prices and quantities garbled. It also includes an annual financial summary from an Indiana county: funds for road, poor, with receipts, expenditures, and a treasurer certificate signed by James H. Stinson.
Excars via Big Four Lines advertise travel to Virginia Springs and the west northwest. The new Homestead hotel opens March 10, 1902. Reduced rate colonist tickets available from March 1 to April 30, with stops allowed within limits. Call Big Four agents for full details on rates and routes to Helena, Ogden, Spokane, Portland, Seattle and beyond.
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