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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

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Court House News Items From County 1903 Tax Rolls

Circuit Court matters and commissioners reports show 1903 tax listings by township assessors led by Jackson Monroe Washington Tippecanoe Turkey Creek Van Buren Plain Wayne Clay Lakes Seward Morrison Prairie Jefferson Warsaw City and others. Private money listed and total taxation of 1 416 232 with bank deposits of 1 151 628. Will probate notes for Wealthy Ann Wray and Eliza Bowers. Real estate transfers for week ending Jan 2 2004 listed from Kosciusko Abstracts and Title Guarantee Company including quiet title actions and various lots and parcels in Syracuse Warsaw and Monroe townships.

Jackson Monroe Stais Washington Tippecanoe Turkey Creek van Buren Plain Wayne Clay Laks Seward Norrison Prairie Jefferson Scott Etna Franklin Warsaw City Eliza Bowers John William Bowers Jeannette Wogoman Kerring Syracuse Supperah Wogoman Aaron A. Rasey Lee Baker L. Kerring Chas, Wray Ann Wray Kosvinsko Abstract Title Galranty Company Grabner's Strombesk & Weaver's Gud Syracusc

Local Marriage Licenses and Farmers Institute Invite

Marriage licenses listed for parties including John Summy Rhoda Weaver James Baxter Anna Van mater Edson Lion and Edog Hartman Charles Rice Ines Linn and others. The issue also prints the Program of the annual farmer institute in the county court room January 18 19 and 20 inviting farmers wives and daughters with Mrs Meredith featured among foreign speakers and home talent contributing toward a successful event.

John Summy Rhoda Weaver James W. Baxter Anna Vanmater Edson Lion Edog Hartman Charles Rice Ines Linn Charles W. Price Clara M. Leatherman The Aoual Farmer's Institute Meredith

Farmers Institute Program Set for January 1904

The Farmers Institute executive committees announce a three day state program in the fruit court room January 18 to 20 1904. Sessions cover music general farming live stock dairying rural telephones and timber culture with leaders including J B Burris Mrs Meredith Geo Freese C W Anglin and J W Parks. Harvey D McCleary son of J C McCleary travels to Huntington for business college.

Druit Court Room Geo Freese Egbert Gawthrop W. J. Banks C. W. Anglin Harvey D. McCleary J. C. McCleary Warsaw Huntington Business

Fletcher Re elected at Plymouth Democratic convention

Delegates from Knox, Kosciusko, Marshall and Starke counties met in Plymouth on December 31 to elect a district state central committee member and ex officio congressional chairman. James C. Fletcher won unanimously with support from Elkheart, Starke and other counties. B F Shively spoke on 1904 campaign issues, urging equal rights, economical government, opposition to monopoly, and critiquing tariffs and federal departments.

Thirteenth Plymouth State Central Committee Fletcher Knox Logan Congressional B.f.shiveley South Bend J. W. Nusbaum Warsaw Lurley A. Logan Petar Keuyer George K. Ogden Milford Kosciusko County Elkhart County Hugh Corbet Starke County James C. Fletcher Fallon J County Valentine Zimmerman George R. Ogden Peter J. Kruger Marshall County Charles Weidler St. Joseph County Congressional Committee B. F. Shively Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson Republican Party War Department Vas Shiveley Fogarty Hov Rochester H.A. Barnhart

Democratic Convention Hails Hopeful Future for Party

Sentinel reports a harmonious convention with strong enthusiasm among attendees in the 1st district, signaling optimism for the party’s future and a united stance as supporters gathered to discuss the upcoming electoral efforts.

Former Warsaw Boys Die in Iroquois Catastrophe

Reports from Warsaw recount the Iroquois theater disaster killing about six hundred people. Two sons of Thomas Winder and wife died, Paul and Barry, found in local morgues. Parents left grief stricken as families receive word and neighbors offer sympathy. The funerals were held Saturday.

Cirudast Thomas Winder Winders Anna Banks Jessie Banks Mr. Winder Harry Graw Chicago Mr. Oram Winder Paul 18Th Street Barry Ralston’s Adams Street

Granges Elect Officers in Kosciusko and Warsaw

Kosciusko county Pomona Grange elected officers at its December session in Red Men’s Hall. M A Wilcox was named master and Wallace Reber secretary among others. Warsaw Grange also chose officers and planned installations for late January with J C Grandy assisting. An invitation to visit Leesburg for a work demonstration on January 7 was accepted and arrangements formed.

Kosciusko County Pomona Grange Red Men’s Hall State Grange M. A. Wilcox W.phil Banks Warry Ayars Clark Holloway W. J. Banks Wallace Reber Jno McGinley David Pellett Hattie Kelly Emma Barnard Pomona Ida Reber Ceres Ida Fogle Flora Thomas Barnard Warsaw Grange Milo James Marion Longellow Overacer Thomas C. Stuart Minnie Gillam Ed Poulson Abe Brubaker Ezra Wallace IT. S. K. Bartholomew May Ayars Cores Litsle Longfellow Rozella Ford Plara A.J. Wood J. W. Nusbaum Grace Dye Grange Leesburg J. C. Grandy K. Bartholomew

Reading Circle Picks Noted Classic for Youth

A local observer praises the Indiana Young People’s Reading Circle selection Literary Readings compiled by Charles Madison Curry. The volume surveys English and American authors with brief sketches and aims to cultivate taste for literature among youths, urging patronage and continued support for the circle’s work. The piece also recalls a Christmas reunion with Quimby N. Taggart of South Bend and extols the Ten Thousand Club’s meetings promoting mutual aid, civic spirit, and local business fellowship.

Indiana Chas. Madison Curry State Normal School Rand McNally & Co Henry Wadsworth Longfellow John Greenleaf Whittier James Russel Lowell Oliver Wendell Fholmes William Cullen Bryant Nathaniel Hawthorne Washington Irving Sir Walter Scott John Ruskin William Wordsworth Lord Tennyson Irving Sleepy Hutlow Awthorne Whittier Lowell Sir Launfal Longfellow Holme Weopin Ustof Thian South Bend Holy Trinity Luthberan Sunday School Laggart Taggart Ten Thousand Club Warsaw Ihs Merica

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