Political notes from The WarSaw Union on Congress and leadership
The WarSaw Union discusses anti war horse sales to Britain, Gor man’s Senate return, Croker’s retirement aiding Democrats, Lewis Nixon as reformer, and Ex Governor McCreary to succeed Deboe in the Kentucky seat. It lauds Nixon for anti corruption stance and McCreary as a worthy successor in Senate.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
United States Senate
Bspublicans
Tammany
Lewis Nixon
Friends of
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Senate
Deboe
McCreary
Congress
The Next Congress and Democratic Opportunity
The article contends that the November elections offer the Democrats a crucial chance to reshape national politics. It urges party leaders to act boldly and for Democrats nationwide to stay vigilant and aggressive to overthrow the current Republic.
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Richard Croker
Democratic Party
Croker
Democratic Opposition in 1900 Campaign Urged by Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution argues that the Democrats should win a House majority in the autumn to check Republican imperialism and militarism. It urges district by district effort, rejects broad national policy, and promotes opposing the administration while fighting for fundamental freedoms.
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Ces
House of Representatives
House of Congress
Royal Democrat
Ing
Congress
Senate
House
Republican Party
Atlanta Constitution
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Child Wounds
Burns bruises and cuts are painful and can cause blood poisoning if neglected. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as unequalled for relief and quick healing, warning to beware of counterfeits. A testimonial claims it cured a baby's eczema after two physicians gave up. Watsons Drug Store.
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DeWitt
James Mack
N. Wabater
Ind
Watson
Warsaw Bargain Blueprint at Alleman Bros Market Place
Warsaw's Greatest Bargain Store reports record January sales with deep discounts on tin ware dust pans copper bottom tea kettles and a wide range of groceries and household items. Highlights include 10c tables 10c decor lamps 60 foot clothes lines 10c and 7c canned goods and fruit with multiple items offered at low prices.
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Warsaw
Alleman Bros
Wallace Bros
Birthday fete for Homer Sutherlin draws local guests
Last Friday evening Homer Sutherlin celebrated his 19th birthday at his father Wash Sutherlin's home east of town. About 35 guests attended including Miss Edna Murray of Eagle Grove Iowa Miss Lida Jackson of Ligonier and Blanche and Grover Walker of Pierceton.
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Homer Sutherlin
Wash Sutherlin
Edna Murray
Eagle Grove, Ja
Lida Jackson
Ligonier
Blanche and
Grover Walker
Pierceton
Warsaw Weekend Gossip and Local Notices
SILVER LAKE MISS MARY HOMMAN visits Warsaw this week while Michael Richards, a longtime settler, died near town last Thursday. Stout improves slowly. Will Homman of Chicago visited relatives here. Augustus and Barbara Bouse welcomed a baby daughter around Jan 8. Dr E B Flavien toured gas belt towns. Edith Mollenbour of Mentone accompanies Mary Stout. Revival meetings continue at M E church led by Rev J W Tillman. Barbara Baker ill with grip. Jobo Bouse suffers a severe stroke. Harness shop closing out stock at Peck’s old stand with cut prices for 30 days starting Jan 27.
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M. E. Church
J. W. Tillman
Barbara Baker
Jobo Bouse
Leesburg
Warsaw
Peck
Death of George W Bennett Shocks Warsaw Community
George W Bennett dies suddenly at about 5:30 p.m. in Warsaw after a morning of shoveling snow. Born February 25, 1819 in Scioto County Ohio, he lived in Warsaw since 1847 and was married to a Michigander in 1844. Survived by his son Geo W Bennett of Warsaw and daughter Mrs Samuel W Haven of Jackson Township. Funeral plans pending. Local newspaper ad highlights include household goods and low prices on boots, shoes, rubbers, tinware, and medicines.
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Warsaw
George ‘W Bennett
Mr Bennett
Scioto County
Michigan
Adrian
Mich
Mra Bennett
Geo W Bennett
Samuel W Haven
Jackson Township
Bennett
Hastings Church Improvements and Local Changes Noted
Hastings trustees report frosted windows and other improvements at the E V church. Sunday school re organized with Ancil Weimer as superintendent. Tenant farmers plan moves this spring including H Nye to Dunning farm and C Umbaugh selling south of Hastings to C F Neff of Milford.
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E. V. Church
Ancil Weimer
H. Nye
Hasting
Noble County
Prof. Darst
Ada
Ohio
E. V
Rev
W. Pinkerton
Elder Rinkenberg
C. C. Geiger
J. Estep
W. Sumpter
Big Four Introduces Through Florida Pullman Service
The Big Four announces through Pullman sleeper service from Chicago and Indianapolis to St Augustine starting January 6 1902 via Cincinnati and the Queen and Crescent Southern Railway Plant System and Florida East Coast. The Florida Special departs Chicago 1 pm and Indianapolis 6 20 pm with vestibuled sleepers dining car and observation car offering low round trip fares for excursions to Toronto and Charleston and a through service weekly.
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Florida
Chicago
St. Avaguatinag
Pullman
Indianapolis
Big Four
Obituary of Sarah J Welch Pioneer Resident of Indiana
Sarah J Welch born October 19 1641 in Oakland County Michigan died January 6 1902 aged 60 years 2 mort 17 days She moved to La Grange County Indiana in 1853 married to David Welch January 13 1859 they had five children Mre M E Wallace Mre C B Pyle Fred E Frank C Eddy E Welch Surviving are her husband and four children Funeral services held January 9 at 9 30 am from residence conducted by Rev C V Mull Burlat Wanaw cVvM Jared Cook of South Milford granted pension increases to 17 a month Henry Obtenis Rochester to 912 a month Edwin Matthews Ligonier to 810 a month.
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Sarah J. Welch
Oakland County
Michigan
la Grange County
Indiana
David Welch
M E Wallace
Mre
C B Pyle
Fred E
Frank C
Eddy E Welch
Mra Welch
M E Church
United Brethren Church
Atwood
C V Mull Burlat
Wanaw
Cvvm
Jared Cook
South Milford
Henry Obtenis
Rochester
Edwin Matthews
Ligonier
Reduced Westward Travel Rates Announced by Wisconsin Central
The Wisconsin Central Railway announces reduced excursion fares from Chicago to Montanne Idaho Oregon Washington and Brush Columbia ports starting March 1 and continuing to April 30 19u2. Details available from local ticket agents and C C Hill 280 Clark Street Chicago or Jas C Pond Milwaukee passenger agent.
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Wisconsin Central Ry
Chicago
Montanne
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Brush Columbia
C. C. Hill
D. PL
Clark Street
Ilo
CG. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
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Arthur W. Marchmont
National Note
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Silver Lake
Mary Homman
Michael Richards
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E. B. Flavien
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Mentone
Misa Mary Stout
Geo. W. Bennett
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South Buffalo Street
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Bas Fional Convention Foreign Missions
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Elzagehy
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