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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
4
In a Warsaw Union issue from March 26, 1903, editor Bartholomew critiques government corruption and the Goebel murder controversy. The piece condemns evasion of law, urges enforcement, and notes political tensions linking Indiana, Kentucky, and national figures amid calls for justice.
A fragmented market ad blends political mistrust with a stray quotation about a governor and judges. The garbled text mixes a life sentence comment with a critique of law and order, then shifts to a bustling Alaska small goods and seed catalog. It references local vendors, bargains, and household items alongside vague political outrage.
The Silver Lake Record reports a mix of local happenings with scattered names and prices, noting a price for butter and eggs, a town editor moving papers, and references to residents like Adam Stout and individuals tied to nearby communities as a new township settler grows.
William Watson aged nearly 70, brother of Mrs. Wm. Dederick of this city, was found dead in bed at the White Sea Sunday. An empty morphine bottle was found in the room, and it is suspected he overdosed after suffering heart trouble and pain in his side. Relatives are prostrated with grief. Funeral and interment scheduled for Wednesday at Roane, Wabash county.
Fragmented OCR text lists widespread freight reductions affecting rail shipments from Chicago to Montana and Oregon, with references to Wisconsin and British Columbia. Mentions inflation concerns and an address at Clark Street Chicago. Guardian names and place tags appear inconsistently, suggesting a brief public notice about tariff cuts and logistics.
Indiana Shion National Park Suuission outlines a plan for the Shilon Battlefield Park dedication of the state monument to Indiana regiments and batteries. The ceremonies are set for April with a special train from Indianapolis at 7 15 p m Saturday over the Pennsylvania lines, with reduced fare options to Paducah Danville Johnsonville Perryville Corinth and other stations. details to be obtained from ticket agents.
Multiple excursion plans and conventions listed from Pennsylvania to Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and beyond. Dates span March through June include routes to New Orleans St Louis Los Angeles and San Francisco areas. Organizers include National and Presbyterian groups plus master plumbers and medical associations.
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