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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
The Warsaw Union discusses Grover Cleveland rumors, Gov. Durbin's law and order actions at Evansville, Hanna's political role, and argues that Democratic organizing should be led by those who vote the ticket while opponents should not shape party policy.
Louis Luptow claims social conditions created by Republican politicians importing "vicious negroes" from Kentucky and Tennessee to influence elections led to Evansville unrest. He condemns mob violence yet blames political leaders for the social upheaval.
The piece argues Republicans press for Democratic strategy and candidate selection while Democrats intend to act independently. It cites a remark from the Atlanta Constitution editor about the president and the campaign outlook.
The article reports that the rural free delivery service will bar members of Congress from influencing rural route establishment. The author argues this change would curb GOP pressure used to secure routes for reelection, criticizing previous interference and urging the order not be rescinded.
Milford hosts a Saturday band concert with an excursion to Benton Harbor scheduled for next Sunday. A Syracuse girl faced a playful accusation over a bat adorned with birds, while local residents anticipate an electric road and a remonstrance against saloon licenses. The High Roller delegation visits for a Milford-Syracuse baseball game, drawing about three hundred spectators and lively rooter culture.
Miss Hertha Bidderman returned home from Bone Prairie last week. Visitors and callers fill a Sunday with Misses Ejla O Connell Mary Brown Bessie and Dessie Wunsler hosting. George Curry and George Shuder are among those noted guests. Mrs Everett Morehead and children visited from Dutchtown. Mike and Peter O Connell mentioned among locals.
The item lists Warsaw markets with produce and live stock pricing, including cattle and spring lambs. Webster residents Sfulderman and Miss Sadie Banning were noted visitors on Saturday evening in Webster.
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