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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
4
The Ohio Republican platform attacks Bartholomew Grosvenor and Perry Hearn while railing against Mark Hanna and tariff policy. The piece argues reform must come from the Democratic party as Republicans back tariff subsidies and trust-backed influence. It criticizes three tariffs as revenue, protection, and politics, labeling wool tariffs as politically motivated.
The article argues that high tariffs on wool have not boosted wool prices, noting declines began before McKinley and changes through Dingley and Wilshire statutes. It contends Republicans have claimed protectionism benefits wool, but current prices remain low despite tariffs.
An editorial notes Independence Day marks 125 years since the Declaration and the liberty well proclamation in Philadelphia. It calls Americans to study past deeds of civic founders, cherish the nation’s growth, and honor the courage of those patriots who made the United States a great power.
New schedule effective May 26 1901 changes train times for Pennsylvania lines from War-saw Indiana station. East bound trains include Nos 6 22 20 8 38 24 with departures 345 am 1118 am 311 pm 623 pm 920 pm 1027 pm. West bound include Nos 87 21 3 9 15 with departures 8 am 1130 am 132 pm 524 pm 4 36 am. Contact J H Lones for details.
Excursion tickets will be sold on the Pennsylvania lines for Fourth of July trips. They may be obtained July 3 and 4 at any ticket station on the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh to any other station on those lines within 200 miles. Return coupon valid until July 5. For details on rates and times, inquire locally.
Mrs. Lewis Ralaton of East Fort Wayne street died after a three week illness of typhoid fever age 40. Funeral Saturday at 19 o'clock at Progressive Brethren church East Warsaw with Rev. C F Yoder. Burial in cemetery two miles north of Pierceton. Frank Sechrist died suddenly in St Louis Missouri last Thursday. Remains brought home for interment in Oakwood cemetery. He was son of the late Samuel Sechrist. survived by brother Joseph Sechrist and sister Miss Mattie Sechrist of Anderson.
Miss Nora Leone Bartholomew wed Rev. Alonzo T. Arbaugh at the bride’s parents home three miles west of Millersburg. Officiant was Rev. J. R. J. Hunt of Chicago. Georgia Bartholomew played Mendelssohn. The couple will reside in Syracuse. guests included W. Arbaugh of Bowerstown Ohio and Dr A E Bartholomew of Chicago.
The new funeral car of Stinson and Rhodes arrived last week from the Ravenna Ohio manufacturers. The car is described as the handsomest yet in the region with hand carved woodwork and rich furnishings. It features two lamps and rubber tired wheels making it nearly noiseless and highly attractive.
Deaths reported include Jas E Merriman 76 of Washington Township Whitley county from a heart clot and Mrs Charlotte Nave 54 of Manting ton, plus Americus Garnet 72 of Lakeville ex trustee and Democratic figure in St Joseph county. Warsaw city council adopts memorial resolutions for late City Engineer William Y Chamberlain. Also notes a South Bend Grocer and Butcher association picnic at Wawasee on July 30 with Vandalia and B&O transport. An Chicago area testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure included with reader endorsements.
Special for Saturday July 6 items include binder twine machine oil alcohol Castoria concentrated lye cocoa soap and more with prices. A reform school transfer notice reports Henry Miller Samuel Kilmer and Netrous of Locke township Elkhart county sent by Judge Ferrall of the Elkhart circuit court.
Pennsylvania Lines announces multiple excursion ticket sales to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Sale begins May 5 with return by Oct 31, plus special 15 day return options and staggered dates May 7 14 21 28. Stay overs at Lakewood and Jamestown permitted. Information from local Pennsylvania Lines agents.
The Lake City Bank presents its capital and surplus figures and lists its board of directors including J. M. East J. W. Curtin John Gardner W. D Wood A. J Thomas Oscar Narding and David H Lessig. It describes itself as the oldest incorporated state bank in the county and emphasizes careful attention and cordial treatment to customers.
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