American Ornithologists' Union Aids Sea Bird Protection
The American Ornithologists' Union reports success in protecting breeding grounds for sea birds along the Northern Atlantic from Virginia to Maine through wardens. It appeals for public funds to extend protection to birds on the Southern Atlantic and Gulf coasts. A Tur Ustow article reproduces a Indianapolis News piece on a Supreme Court Porto Rico Philippines decision, highlighting the four dissenting justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe American Ornithologists’ Union
Atlantic
Virgnia
Maine
Union
Gulf
Tur Ustow
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Philippines
Taxation Without Representation Recalls Colonial Roots
The Ft Wayne Sentinel argues Concrxsd may tax colonies as Congress pleases with import and export duties, yet colonists have no say. It recalls the historic cry of taxation without representation that fueled revolt and warns the current policy mirrors British dispossession of American possessions.
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Congress
Republic
Great Britain
Ft, Wayne
Jones urges business path over college for many youths
In a recent address Frank L. Jones state superintendent argues that higher education benefits law medicine and the ministry but contends young men aiming for business should skip college and move directly from common schools into business ventures to learn methods and gain practical know how.
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Frank L. Jones
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Resignation of Tillman and McLaurin Sparks South Carolina Campaign
The piece condemns the resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin as childish and unworthy. It argues the state should repudiate both and elect a legislature that would select representatives focused on serving constituents rather than party wrangling.
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Tillman and
McLaurin
South Carolina
Public tribute to Associate Justice John M. Harlan
A public figure in the country deserves broad confidence for his service. The text credits Associate Justice John M. Harlan of the United States Supreme Court as a key judged among the four who rendered opinions, highlighting his influence and contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johni M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Unswaying Duty and Dred Scott Echoes in Imperial Debate
The author lauds Justice Harlan’s steadfast duty amid temptations to bend. He warns history may repeat itself after a Supreme Court ruling on island dependencies, likening expansionists to the Dred Scott era and suggesting overreach could derail their aims in the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
Dred Scott
Mode of With Consumption and Its Cure
The article argues that consumption now has a curable basis with emphasis on early treatment. It urges hygienic dietetic care, pure air, sunlight, and abundant nutrition over medications, and favors staying near home instead of climate cures. Dr S A Knopf recommends local treatment to the greatest number.
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Sis
S. A. Knopf
New York
Sylvester Baxter
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Choosing a vocation for youth in changing times
An early 20th century reflection urges careful career planning for graduates. It notes many must enter immediate work, some have clear bends toward trade or college, and many face versatile options. It advocates thoughtful self‑assessment, warns against neglecting mechanical trades, and stresses pursuit of suitable, committed paths in light of individual tastes and abilities.
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Mechanic
Sunday Excursion Rates For Big Four Tickets
Excursion tickets will be offered at one fare for round trip to all points where rate is between 26 cents and 3.60 dollars. Tickets on sale each Sunday morning for the regular Warsaw train departing at 6 15 p m.
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Warsaw
Change In Time Of Pennsylvanias Trains May 26 1901
New May 26 1901 schedule for Pennsylvania lines lists WarSaw Indiana station departures for East and West routes. Time changes affect Nos 6 22 20 8 38 24 to and from the East. West departures include Nos 37 21 39 9 15 with Chicago service noted. J E Lones is the agent for details.
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Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Ind
Worthe
Chicago
J. E. Lones
Tiskasl
Death notices and obituaries from Warsaw area
Benjamin Nightingale of De lance Que who sought treatment died of heart trouble at 3 am aged 42. Frank Foster of Pierceton died after brain fever at 65 survived by four children. Mrs George Nold of Wittsburg 61 mother and wife died of heart failure. Rachel McKrill 73 sister of Benjamin McKrill died near Warsaw after brief illness. Mrs John Hahn of North Webster died after operation at 83.
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Benjamin Nightingale
Delance, Q
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hahn
North Webter
Post Graduate College
Chicago
Frank Foster
Pierceton
Mr. Foster
George Nold
Chas. Grabner
Perry Street
Geo. Nold
Wittsburg
Nappanee
Fort Wayne
Rachel MecKrill
Benjamin McKrill
Warsaw
Mortuary Roster Notices A Parade Of Local Deaths
Fort Wayne resident Nicholas Hess aged 66 dies from a heart clot in driving park. Elkhart veteran Samuel Barney passes away from rheumatic heart disease aged 68. Bristol native Richard Sherwin dies at 54 after being struck by rival liveryman Harry Wilson. Elkheart resident Julian Conner dies of dropsy at 51. Huntington area David Stultz dies aged 84. South Bend widow Rachel Lusbaugh dies at 78. Goshen resident Caroline Meade dies aged 83. Nikbart man Thomas Kennedy passes at 62. St Joseph county's Eliza Hammond dies at 67 from paralysis in South Bend. South Bend man George Garceau dies at 40 from heart paralysis. St Joseph county farmer Noah Boone dies at 64 from heart trouble. Huntington County resident Kenry Weekly dies in Warren at 77 from infirmities of old age.
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Nicholas W. Hess
Fort Wayne
Lewis Jerman
Userly
Samuel
Barney
Elkhart
Richard J. Sherwin
Bristol
Harry Wilson
Julian ©. Conner
David Stultz
Huntington
Thomas Kennedy
Nikbart
Eliza Ellen Hammond
St. Joseph County
South Bend
George Garceau
Noah Boone
St Joseph County
Kenry
Huntington County
Warren
Warsaw Markets Produce and Live Stock Notes
fragmented OCR summary notes Warsaw markets listing produce and live stock items including chickens and lambs with incomplete date or quantity details.
Local residents secure new city homes amid steady growth
In a bustling city, longtime residents secure new housing as development accelerates. Officials note ongoing projects and community groups celebrate arrivals, while planners emphasize affordable options and neighborhood stability for families and seniors alike.
Marriage notices from Sheridan and Horsthills families
Society items report Chas Little of Sheridan and Miss Lucila McCarter wed at Geo McCarter’s South High Street home. Rev F M Stone officiated. Couple to reside in Sheridan. Also Walter Horst and Miss Anna Pearl Phillips wed at the groom’s parents’ residence with Rev H E Butler performing the ceremony witnessed by about 25 guests.
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Donald Steward
Ollie Gochenour
Little
McCarter
Chas Little
Sheridan
Lucila McCarter
A. G. McCarter
Geo. W. McCarter
South High Street
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Caroline Meade
Goshen
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
State Bank
Warsaw, Ind
Mple
Horsthills
Jon
Clenusen
Surrey
Stanhope
WM. Conrad & Son
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