Death of Hon Mortimer Nye Prominent Indiana Politician
The Warsaw Union notes the death of Mortimer Nye of La Porte a longtime attorney and former mayor. Nye was nominated for lieutenant governor in 1867 on the ticket with Claude Matthews and served a final term in public office. The column also cites hot weather advice and critiques of New York and Philadelphia governance reflecting partisan perspectives.
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Mortimer Nye
LaPorte
Indiana
Nye
LaPorte County
Claude Matthews
Four Correct Estimation of Values
This excerpt argues that true success is measured by doing daily duties honestly and saving, not by wealth or fame. It critiques the bias that only riches signify success and praises the quiet value of ordinary, diligent work by common, honest Americans.
The Road of Happiness and Watersons Philosophy
Watterson presents a lifetime of study on human happiness. His words carry value born of experience, yet people ignore guidance and persist in old routines. Real change requires education, time, and a slow but steady development of better living.
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Watterson
Ana
Imitation Warns Against Copying Others in Search of Happiness
A Columbia City Post note argues that people imitate parents and others, harming selfhood. It contends true reform begins when individuals stop copying, focus on their own needs, and prioritize self and responsibility to avoid chasing elusive happiness.
Inter relation of city and country study and critique
A dated piece argues cities grow faster than rural areas complicating interdependence. It notes benefits from urban rural contact via railways mail and phones, yet warns of urban corrupting influence on the country and calls for reform in city governance. It includes an inserted testimonial praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
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Las Jed
Serious Accident In Winona Involves Young Brady
Parks Brady, son of Robert Brady near Winona, was struck and dragged by a Pennsylvania freight train Sunday morning. His right leg was amputated below the knee and a head gash treated by doctors Hives Bros and Burker. He had been tending the switch lights near the gravel pit east of Winona for over two years. The cause remains uncertain though something extending from a car may have struck him. Artist notes he is improving under city doctors Amnes Bros. Special ad for Saturday July 13 1001 lists various sale items from Foster's.
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Winona
Drs. Amnes Bros
Mortuary Notes From Goshen to South Bend Heat Causes Deaths
The obituary column records several deaths across Indiana towns. Mrs Emanuel Cripe of Goshen died from heat. Rev Henry Spohn of Rochester, veteran of Co D 87th Indiana, died in Fulton county. Mrs S B Short, wife of a prominent Elkhart dentist, died at Battle Creek Michigan. George Folker aged 71 died in Goshen. Mrs Rebecca Wogeman of Goshen died aged 72. Simon Pfeil of Wabash, 60, collapsed in heat. Mrs Mary A Snyder died at Avilla aged 81. Rev Jacob Young died in South Bend age 80. A birthday surprise celebrated Samuel K Cook near Mentone for his 71st.
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Henry Spohn
Rochester
Co. D
87Th Indiana Regiment
Fulton County
S. B. Short
Elkhart
Battle Creek
Mich
George Folker
Goshen
Rebecca Wogeman
Elkhart County
Mary A. Snyder
Avilla
Noble County
Ste
J. B. Stoll
South Bend
Jacob Young
Samuel K. Cook
Mentone
Local notes from Warsaw and surrounding towns
Local item brief mentions include Mrs. Odell visiting Warsaw from Goshen News, trips by C. E. Stout and Monroe Paulus from Silver Lake, and George Riley driving from Goshen. Teachers and officials attend events in Detroit and Warsaw, with shots of society visits and market notes. Remnants of calicos and percales go on sale at Hafer and Richardson, and several residents report heat-related losses and travel.
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India
W. J. Kingery & Co
Goshen
Odell Oldfather
Warsaw
C.E. Stout
Monroe Paulus
Silver Lake
George Weaver
Monroe Township
A. Gleason
Muncie
S. H. Locke
Hafer & Richardson
Laura Holbrook
Dunkirk
Worley
National Educational Association
Detroit
Burket Frush
Pierceton
Ford Rodibaugh
Mulford
Monoquet Local Notes Describe Visits and Events
Millard Layton visits Monoquet. Rev. W. Lynch to preach next Sunday at four. Edward Knepper and family visit Pleasant View. Fourth of July harvest observed by locals. John Adam Fischer and wife visit George Robinson's family. Mrs. Lillian Caylor visits parents. Ice cream supper at Mr Sparklin's home with a song service. Reports of gas and coal discoveries spark landowner talk while farmers continue regular work and prudence.
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Millard Layton
Elkhart
S. P. Meek
W. Lynch
Edwardt Knepper
Pleasant View
Monoquet
John Adam Fischer
Milford
George Robinson
Lillian Caylor
Excursions to Buffalo via Pennsylvania Lines for Pan American Exposition
Excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition via Pennsylvania Lines go on sale May 5. Tickets are available daily from May 5 to Sept 30 at special fares with return until Oct 31. A five day return ticket and additional special fares on May 7 12 21 and 28 are offered. Stopovers at Lakewood and Jamestown are included. Time cards maps and official information available from Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
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Pennsylvania
Uffalo
Buffalo
Lakewood
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Pennsylvania Lines
Progressive Men and Women of Kosciusko County history project
G K Madison, rep. I J Bowen of Logansport, collects material for a Kosciusko County history volume titled Progressive Men and Women of Kosciusko County. Change in Time of Trains on Pennsylvania Lines lists a May 26 1901 schedule with East bound and West bound departures from W arsaw Indiana, with contact for details to J E L Lones, Ticket Agent.
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G. K. Madison
1.I. Bowen
Logansport
Kosciusko County
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Ind
Chicago
J. E L. Lones
Lake City Bank Seeks Public Business Attention
Lake City Bank advertises a principal amount of 60000 and 15000.90 with a board of directors including J. M Bush J. W. Curtis John Gardner W. D Wood A. J. Thomas Oscar Harding and David H. Lessig. The bank proclaims incorporation as a Tat Bank and claims to be the oldest in the county while soliciting public business with prompt careful and cordial service signed by President Ved H. Lessig and Cashier.
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J. M Bush
J. W. Curtis
John Gardner
W. D Wood
A. J. Thomas
Oscar Harding
David H. Lessig
Aii
H. Lessig
Samorlbitre
Notice of Enumeration Sunday Excursion Rates
Notice announces Sunday excursion rates via the Big Four. Excursion tickets are sold at a round trip fare not less than 26 cents and not more than 88.60 dollars. Tickets on sale every Sunday morning for regular trains leaving Warsaw at 6:15 a.m.
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Leavin
Warsaw
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