Yellow journalism and public trust in 1901 editorials
The Warsaw Union reprints a Columbia City Post critique of yellow journalism surrounding Admiral Schley and cabinet changes. It warns against public officials betraying trust, cites the Tlingis board of equalization resignations, and endorses honoring Schley for naval victory while criticizing partisan treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City Post
Admiral Schley
Boards of Equalization
Tlingis State Board of Equalization
Logansport Pharos
The Persecution of Schley Compared to Jackson
The article draws a parallel between Admiral Schley and General Andrew Jackson after the Battle of New Orleans. It notes Jackson was fined $1000 for disobeying mayoral orders but paid the fine despite achieving a decisive victory.
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Congress
Evea
Jackson
Schley
Admiral Schley
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Gen. Jackson
Bearing The Just Proportion Of Taxes In Citizenship
Thoughtful men focus on taxation and the duty of each citizen to pay a fair share. Benjamin Harrison’s old call for honest contribution remains a standard of good citizenship. At a bankers convention in Indianapolis Hugh Dougherty echoes the demand for willingness to bear the fair tax burden.
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Benjamin Harrison
Gen
Harrison
Indianapolis
Hugh Dougherty
Dougherty
Tax burdens and duty to disclose assets urged by Indianians
Two prominent Indianians of opposing political faith urge citizens and corporations to reveal full asset information to public authorities upon demand. They argue for voluntary cooperation in enforcing tax laws, warning against evasion and urging accountability for those avoiding responsibilities.
Local News Notes From Warsaw and Vicinity
Little Eagle Lake highlights include Orville Harria of Warsaw spending Sunday nearby, Mira Marvel visiting Mulford, and the Workman and sister staying with Miss Hattie Wyland. Bir Kanegy’s son resumes singing after health gains, with the Eight Square event moved to Saturday night. Mrs J H Moore and family in Warsaw report relatives in North Dakota未 returning. Lawrence Stevens remodels a barn while City Feed Mill north of the courthouse operates daily offering three cents per bushel for ground shelled feed and grain. Cob smashing five cents. Two high bred Shorthorn bull calves offered by Rk B Long of Leesburg at reasonable prices.
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Mira
A. T. Marvel
Mulford
Workman
Hattie Wyland
Misa Macd Starner
Monoquet
Beasie Marvel
Bir
Kanegy
Eight Square
J. H. Moore
Warsaw
North Dakota
Lawrence Stevens
Court House
Rk. B. Long
Leesburg
Ind
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers medicine ad
A vintage drug store advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle vegetable laxative. It vows thorough action without forcing the bowels and claims the pills are small and easy to take, sold at Watson’s Drug Store.
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DeWitt
Watson’s Drug Store
Warsaw Markets Grain Prices and Trading Terms
Grain market notes from Warsaw show bids for spring Samba with prices around 4.50 to 5.00 and volumes near 290 units. Trading terms reference Bb and oe entries with multiple price points including 4.50 5.00 and 2S 48.00.
Northern Diamond four makes good bread in local ad
Market notes mention Northern Diamond four bread sold at Alleman Broa. W S Hoffman of Sidney and Joseph Wyman of near Nappanee visited The Union office last Friday. Mrs Selden Webber traveled to Lansing Michigan to visit daughter Mrs Cuyler Lee. Montana Joe touring country for Geo Kle der Hindoo tobacco cure was in New Haven Connecticut. Wanted book canvassers for historical and religious works. Correspondence solicited by J W Falinestock 716 Michigan Avenue LaPorte Indiana.
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Alleman Broa
W.S. Hoffman
Sidney
Joseph Wyman
Near
Nappanee
Union
Montana Joe
Geo. Kleder
Hindoo Tobacco Cure
New Haven
Conn
the Times
J. W. Falinestock
Michigan Avenue
LaPorte
Ind
Community Notes From Stringtown and Nearby Areas
Miss Anna Stoner visits Whitney school last Friday afternoon. Ed Funk and wife with Edgar Henderson. Norman Huffer and family visit Henry Outkelt near Pierceton. Frank Dubbs and War saws visit with Mr and Mrs D B Mesnard over Sunday. Harvey Goshert and family on visiting list Sunday. Protracted meeting begins at Pleasant Valley next Sunday. Edith Goldsmith visits Milford. Whitney school plans two cakewalks soon. George Polk started for Silver Lake but turned back due to weather. Emmet Polk visits Vajley settlement. Ella Griffith visits Mesnard residence. Arch Ross and wife return from Dakota. The Kaiser and other European rulers rise early. Emperor and Empress rise around 5–6 AM in summer and winter. Children follow parents’ schedule. Austria's breakfast with the lark noted.
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Anna Stoner
Whitney School
Ed Funk
Edgar Henderson
Norman Huffer
Henry Outkelt
Pierceton
Frank Dubbs
Warsaw
Mr. Dubb
D. 8. Mesnard
Harvey Goshert
Pleasant Valley
Edith Goldsmith
Milford
George Polk
Silver Lake
Emmet Polk
Vajley
Empresa
Sinter
Betzeit
Nis
Austria
Burglar Mauled by Pet Ape in Paris Home
A sceneha sea captain in rue d'Alessa Paris kept a garage as a pet in his rooms and refused to cut him up. While away a burglar entered, was mauled by the ape, which bit him severely and struggled to strangle him before bystanders intervened. The burglar was hospitalized and became furious.
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d’Alessa
Paris
Selny
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Indiana
Tara
Mrs. Selden
Webber
Lansing
Mich
Cuyler Lee
Stringtown
Ella Griffith
Mra. D
Mesnard
Arch Ross
Dakota
Etnerra
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
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Hysons
Boca
O. K
Kilmer Bros
Harry Oram
Rogers
Main Street
Areenmeets
Eureka
I. Co
Uniow
Jacob Cox
Keaduame County
Lereby
Tippecanoe Township
North Webster
Jock
Arbere \arber
George Cox
Phi Carr
Jon D. Widaman
E.R. Wood
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