Kosciusko County Democratic Delegates Called For June Meeting
THURSDAY MAY 8 1902 Kosciusko Democrats are urged to meet to select delegates for the state convention in Indianapolis on June 4. Base representation is one delegate and one alternate per township. Gro R DevEn is chairman. The piece also notes editorials and public figures discussing war policy, Gen Miles, Gen Smith, and John Jacob Astor as a British peer.
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Kosciusko County
Indianapolis
Gro. R. DevEn
Warsaw Daily Times
the Times
Warsaw City Election: Republican Mayor Wins by 108 Vote Margin
The Warsaw city race produced a Republican mayoral victory by 108, with Republicans normally holding a 500 edge. The contest was locally driven, not strictly partisan, and many Republicans set aside party lines to vote for what they believed was best for the city. The piece commends independents within the party who voted for local interests over partisan pressure.
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Warsaw
Bowser
The
Union
Thoes
Memorial Day Reflections On Confederate Dead In Atlanta
In a Memorial Day observance in Atlanta John Temple Graves delivered an address praising Confederate dead. He argued their losses added dignity to their cause, comparing their memory to England and France honoring past brave soldiers and noting the furled flag drapes death with tragedy while sealing martyrs in Southern hearts.
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South
John Temple Graves J
Atlanta
England
France
Sedan
Gowers
Obituary of Carl H Blackford Pioneer Printer and Artist
Carl H Blackford born September 7 1874 in Kosciusko county Lod died April 20 1902 in Kansas City Missouri aged 27 7 19 son of K S and Mrs Jennia Blackford of this city He worked as a printer in Chicago then pursued photograph engraving and later moved to Denver Colorado He was religious active in the Universalist Church and the YMCA Survived by parents two brothers and two sisters and many friends He died at his sister Mia Watsons home after returning from Denver Charleston Exposition travel sleepers via Queen Crescent Route and Southern Railway leaves Cincinnati 6 05 p m daily.
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Carl H. Blackford
Kosciusko County
Lod
Kansas City
K.8
Jennia Blackford
Slackford
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Sed
Great Western
Tia
Blackford
Universalist Church
Pierceton
Carl
Church of the Redeemer (Universalist
God
Mia. Watson
Ditch and road petitions plus local court actions noted
Sylvanus Beigh et al petition for a Lake township ditch and viewers appointed for Turkey Creek Pinkerton and McConnell ditches. W H Hover et al petition for a road granted. Angel road in Tippecanoe township ordered vacated. Jacob Pound road remonstrators awarded 200 dollars. Heckman road reviewers deem public utility. Milford meeting set May 20 with Leatherman Holderman and Clipp. County board of education monthly session. Wayne Anglin chosen truancy officer. Institute to follow Winona summer school. Probate: will of Pollar Ramsay admitted. Mumaw estate under $500 delivered to Myra Mumaw. Ganshorn appointed administrator of Peter Ganshorn estate. Local ads for Windsor percales and farm implements.
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Tippecanoe Township
Jacob Pound
Heckman Road
Conrad Leatherman
Jesep Holderman
Lewis Clipp
Milford
Countsry Board of Education
Wayne Anglin
Mre
A Funk
County Teachers’ Institute
Winona
Pollar Ramsay
Martin W. Mumaw
Myra Mumaw
Geo. W. Ganshorn
Peter Ganshorn
Atwood Social Round Adds Names From Sunday Visits
Measles clear at Atwood area. Ed Person and wife visited friends near Clonette Sunday. Claud Newcomb stayed with home folks. Miss Myrtle Adams, Addie Henderson, Emma and Fernetta Newcomb, Hoadley, Elma Schooley, Mrs John Henderson, Mr Vangilder and wife, Willie Rule and mother, Ons Orcutt, Snyder sisters, Willis E Pratt Maud Saltagiver Wm O Culley and Ethel Bowser were listed among Sunday guests and visitors.
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Ed Person
Clonette
Charles Bogges
Kewanna
Emma
Fernetta Newcomb
Mae. Hoadley
Elma Schooley
Lesta Bradbury
John Henderson
Vangilder
Willie Rule
River Bend
Wm. Hoadley
Ons Orcutt
$5,000 Cash Prize for Cotton Crop Estimates
The Atlanta Constitution announces a 5000 dollar cash prize contest for estimates of the 1901-02 United States cotton crop. Four prizes total 5000 with 2000 1250 750 and 1000 for close estimates, plus 1000 for those within 500 bales. Entries require a yearly Weekly Constitution subscription and can include combined subscriptions.
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Atlanta Constitution
United States
Constitution
Sunny South
Atlant Constitution
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bartholomew
Smith
Samar
Howling Wilderness
Miles
Philip— Pines
Wirrran Watnerr Astor
Astor
Congress
New York City
Charleston Exposition
Cincinnati
Charleston
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Augusta
Aners Court
Sylvanus Beigh
Lake Township
John Kimen
Daniel W. Kelly
James E. Hinkston
Turkey Creek
Pinkerton
McConnell
W. H. Hover
County Board of Education
Windsor
Hafer & Richardson
Alleman Bros. Corn Planters
Baty
Atumin Bros
Atwood
Claud Newcomb
Myrtle Adams
Addie Henderson
Willis E. Pratt
Maud
Saltagiver, Wm. O. H. Culley and
Ethel L. Bowser
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
Indiana
Mayo’s Medical and
Surgical Institute
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis, Indiana
Hotel Hays
Mayo
Mara
W. R. Mayo
Capital Ave
Berkey’s Grocery
Eureka
Standard On
Joans
Mr. Straus Wille
Joseph S. Baker
Straus Bros. & CO
Ligonier, Ind
Harry Oram
Tacsaw
Lafayette Paulus
Zeke Miller
Sidney
Rathday
Silver Lake
Leckrane
Ietna Guren
J. W. Daniel
DR. Wood
Wag Ben
Eline
Bath Freed
Kosciuske County
Bald Cataleia
John. Kuan
Uxiom
Queen
Crescent
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