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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
8
Milford hosts large Saturday concerts and a Woodmen excursion to Benton Harbor with over a hundred travelers. Local ball action includes Milford defeating Goghen 6 to 2 and a Thursday clash with Columbus City at Milford grounds.
The 1544 voyage of Abram Hewitt and Edward Cooper aboard the Alabama ended when the pair were cast adrift in a leaky boat after a wreck. Their rescue by the Cooper family inspired Hewitt to never risk all aboard a single vessel again, keeping wife and children to separate ships on future crossings.
James J. Corbett told his son two old proverbs after boxing in Portland and New Orleans. The first warned that a rolling stone gathers no moss if the bout lost money. Six months later he earned money and paid back a loan, and the second proverb about a roving bee getting honey was cited.
The president offered cabinet chairs at five dollars each after new furniture was bought. Most members paid, aiming to keep the chairs as souvenirs, except Secretary Root who declined, citing no sentimental investment in secondhand furniture.
Misses Lulu and Bessie Wright visit near Webster with others in Sunday social round. Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania lines to Weston Boston Tent City Denver Port Wayne and California are offered for various events, with rates and train times available from local agents. Special fares for National Encampment Grand Army of the Republic abroad July 31 to August 13 are announced.
New schedule takes effect Sunday May 24 1903 with Pennsylvania lines trains from Warsaw Indiana listed by its east and west routes. Times include 6 am No 15 430 am No 37 8342 am 3 pm No 39 1 pm 82 pm No 9 525 pm No 28 943 pm. For details contact R E Hunt.
Arrangements with George Cram Publishing enable Tur Uston to supply a handsome new wall map of Tadiana with United States map on the back to new yearly prepaid subscribers. Old subscribers paying arrears and a year in advance may receive the map free. price is $1. The map is described as useful for home or office and available through Jt. Hl. Ransh, Milford, as solicitor for Tin Us orth's office.
The G n novelist Max Ring celebrated his eightieth birthday at Lresiau. Sicilian Duttiel Valente, a 102 year old former soldier under Napoleon, has died in Naples. Reports say the Empresa of 8 will visit Esgrind privately to see the Queen in spring. The Czar will not accompany.
The author argues southerners should move stock production south for year round outdoor work and cheaper feed. Alabama and Florida are cited as ideal for beef and sheep due to cheaper production costs, with velvet bean and cascava as key feeds. G. A. Dark, immigration agent, Louisville & Nashville, Louisville, Ky, invites inquiries.
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