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15 May 1902
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Warsaw Union in Warsaw, Indiana
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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
1
Bridge contracts let for three county abutments
The Commissioners and Probate Court awarded contracts to Tehart Bridge Co for the Galbreath bridge in Washington township at 210, the Shirey bridge in Morrison township at 779, and the Dames bridge in Tippecancoe township at 8099. Abutment work was issued to Elba Cochran with sums 225 for Galbreath, 27 for Shirey, and 2752 for Dames, plus 1885 to George W. McCarter for Ludlow bridge abutments. Theron L. Barber and others filed a petition for a joint road along the Kesciusko Fulton county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Bridge
Theron L. Barber Et al
Kesciusko
Fulton
Real estate transfers list from Kosciusko abstracts weekly ending May 10 1902
The Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty records detail transfers including Fredarick Leifer to William’s born and wife S E I 1 23 Wayne Up 1222. Jasper Cress to Sophia Alypaugh land at Silver Lake 550. Mary Scott to Wm Thorn in Milford. numerous parcels in Turkey Creek Harrison Wayne and Turkey Creek additions. Parties include James F Young Cora Ko Butt Margaret A Disher John W Weber Simon J Straus Columbus Diaher W R McNeil Grant Richardson Samuel Gross Bertha B Merrick A L Young Adda C Cole and others. Totals in the thousands with multiple easements and lot transfers in Warsaw Mentone Syracuse and Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Olice
Grabner
S. Ifor
Fredarick Leifer
William
Wayne
Jasper Cress
Sophia Alypaugh
Silver Lake
Mary Scott
Wm Thorn
James F Young
Cora Ko Butt
Felkner
Milford
Margaret A Disher
John W Weber
Turkey Creek
R McNeil
Grant Richardson
Barbour
Pierceton
Samuel Gross
Bertha B
Merrick
Snell & Stump
Kidney
A L Young
Adda C Cole
Harrison
John W Webber
Margaret A Dieher
Simon J Straus
Columbus
Property transfers and death notice from Van Buren area listings
A series of deed transfers are listed for Lansdale, Waccaw, Monroe and Clay townships with buyers and amounts including 883.33 4800 700 and 350, plus multiple mentions of properties in Syracuse and Van Buren. The Death Record details Mrs Elizabeth Bush wife of Dr J M Bush dying suddenly from heart paralysis after a long family history in the county, with survivors and services set at 2 pm Wednesday at the family home, interment Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bush
J. M. Bush
Bush
Samuel Wallace
Clunette
Wallace and
Flint
Robert Wallace
Leesburg
F. M. Stone
L. M. Cottman
Oakwood Cemetery
New Style of Sewers Sparks City Debate
A Republican councilman elect praised an aerial sewer as unique and worthy of a photograph for Scientific American. A respected resident noted trestle work on Market street sewer, arguing the project’s enormous cost is justified by its novelty for Warsaw and should be paid cheerfully despite the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Market Street
Warsaw
Kosciusko County Historical Society Rules and Officers
Historical society aims to preserve data relics and records on Kosciusko County. Membership from helpers. officers elected annually at Warsaw courthouse December meeting. Duties assigned for president vice president secretary and custodian with specifics on records, property, and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Hoodlinisn Savoring Civic Duty and Intoxicated Crowd
A report condemns a Sunday crowd that serenaded Rev. F M Stone after a city election. It calls the crowds unchristian and notes they later visited saloons and appeared intoxicated, framing the event as a peculiar start to the new Republican administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stone
Elis
Political commentary and local election notes across Indiana summers
The piece critiques Republican misrule and applauds Democratic gains in various cities including South Bend and Ligonier. It highlights elected figures like Harlan Gibson and Fo garty, praises figures Cushman and Robinson, and condemns mall order reliance on Chicago firms, urging local patronage and political accountability.
Warsaw mayoral race shows Bowser’s slim win
In Warsaw the Democratic party, a hopeless minority, nominated F. E. Bowser for mayor. Republicans, fearing Bowser’s election due to heavy city expenditures, pushed to expand support and won by a beggarly majority of 108. The result was noted as a high compliment to Bowser despite not being elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
George F Alderman
Congress
Miers
Robinson
Hering
South Bend
Fogarty
Democra
Warsaw
F. E. Bowser
Bowser
Sewers Dispute Over Costs and City Facts
The column defends sewers cost estimates for Goshen as based on Republican authority and city records. It notes main street assessments, depths of sewers, and rebuts a Times claim about street paving. The piece confirms erred guessing by The Times and asserts Tax Union figures rely on official records. It also mentions Bub Estep acquiring the Syracuse hotel furniture and business, with June closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Union
Daily Times
Council
The
Times
Goshen
East Market Street
Bub” Estep
Warsaw
Andrew Barlok
Syracuse
Fortunes of Voorhees Oratory Highlighted in Classics
Notes praise Daniel W Voorhees as Indiana's premier orator and defender of republican government. The reviewer extols Forty Years of Oratory, citing readings on The Holy Sepulchre and a Johnson home defense, then reflects on Payne's funeral tribute and the nation’s reverence for eloquence. The piece shifts to agriculture urging timely fruit tree spraying and reflects on the joy of country life and the call to appreciate nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Daniel W. Voorhees
Voorhees
Thomas Jefferson
Edward T. Johnson
Governor Williams
Indiana Manood
John Howard Payne
Africa
Tunis
Mediterranean
William W. Corcoran
Republic
New York
Washington
Pleasant social home warming event for Mr and Mrs Chas Heroth
About 50 neighbors gathered on a Wednesday evening at Columbia street to surprise Mr and Mrs Chas Heroth with a house warming in their new elegant home. The guests enjoyed social chat and dainty refreshments, the evening passing pleasantly and informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Beck
Mr. Beck
Chas
Heroth
Columbia Street
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