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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
4
The War sa w Union comments on tariff impacts on wool prices and Republican infighting after Judge Woods death, notes tax prospects for tariff reduction remain remote, and praises the Warsaw Athletic association for promoting a clean civic project. It also congratulates Astron Jones for being elected master of the National Grange.
The city of Elkhart pursues a strong crackdown on gambling houses. Citizens hope to suppress these dens of iniquity completely. Credit for the crusade is largely given to Col. GC. G. Conn for driving the effort.
Friends proposed a popular subscription to cover the court of inquiry costs, but Admiral Schley refused payment by others, choosing to bear the expense himself. His stand underscores his claimed higher value of honor over fortune and earns public admiration for independence.
A government statement expresses sympathy for the Boers in their righteous cause, conveying official support and concern over the plight and aims of the Boers in the ongoing conflict. The remark frames the Boers as pursuing a just objective.
A Fort Wayne Sentinel item notes mockery of Minnesota Governor Van Sant's pledge to block a New York railway consolidation by Morgan Hill and Harriman interests. It compares the governor to a pygmy challenging a giant and cites past small acts influencing large powers, including Amalgamated Copper stock moves and Illinois corporate franchise tax disputes.
Jacob Brady was born September 10 1831 and died November 21 1901 aged 70 years 2 months 11 days He moved with parents to Kosciusko County Indiana at age five living in Highland neighborhood He joined the U B church at Atwood married Eveline Bennett July 4 1863 They had seven children three sons and four daughters One daughter died earlier and six living relatives mourned His wife and six children survive with filial memory noting his life continues beyond death.
Winona Mr. Andrews and wife of Danville were here last week on business. Mr. Cooper and wife left Monday for California to spend the winter and return in spring to take charge of Swiss Terrace. J. L. Rice will visit his Pennsylvania parents early next month. Wells Latta will mind the greenhouse in his absence. Lafayette Paulus of near Sidney visited the McGills and attended Lutheran service in Warsaw. Frank Clark will return to Anderson soon to seek glass works work. The new greenhouse is finished and the new tank and heating apparatus are working well. John Baum continues bottling work and also oversees water works.
Benny Watterson argues in the Louisville Courier Journal that Governor Durbin attacks Kentucky courts over partisanship while Indiana politics shield him from impeachment. He claims Durbin’s stance reflects broader constitutional abuse and double standards, praising partisan guardrails that prevent accountability.
Dr Warvel visited Chicago on Sunday. Richard Hunter of Ohio visited his Sidney aunt Mrs Geo McConnell last week. William Smith of Claypool stayed with his parents over Sunday. Sidney Telephone Co stockholders sold out to Eel River Telephone Co last Thursday. The Climax sale next Saturday attracts interest. G W Clemmer moved into a new residence last week. Ed Gascilis of Barket was in town on business. C B McConnell moved into rooms over a store for the winter.
Foster stores tout a weekend sale with low prices on mittens soap cocoa coal buckets blankets and stoves plus almanacs lantern globes and candy. Other notes cover smallpox in Sidney with five mild cases and quarantine orders, Kingery & Co preparing for holiday trade, new goods arriving, and dense price lists for sugar tobacco candy and household essentials.
Frank Welch of Atwood married Miss Blanche Blue at the Blue home near Mentone in a private noon ceremony conducted by Rev. Rittenhouse of Bourbon. The couple, witnessed by close friends, planned a wedding dinner and a wedding tour to Mackinac Island after gifts from relatives. Welch works for the Pennsylvania Railroad and Blanche is the daughter of Kesciusko County's prominent family.
River Bend church announces services next Sunday with all welcome. John Parcel and family from near Wakarusa visited relatives here over Sunday. Ethel and Roy Meilett toured Palestine Saturday night. Lee Vangilder and wife visited Wm Mikel’s home Sunday. Miss Della Pittman stayed with Mae Hoadley Sunday. Wm Mikel and son traveled to Bremen Monday to stay indefinitely. Lafayette Blue and Raymond Long visited Loren Hoadley Sunday.
A new timetable takes effect November 24 2001 on the Pennsylvania lines. Passenger trains depart Warsaw for the route and schedule adjustments are described for future service.
STONY POINT Miss Ota Ross is sewing in the vicinity of Warsaw this week. Peter Ganshorn Jr has moved on his father's farm west of this at Pance. Mr and Mrs White who have been staying with Airs Towns for the past five weeks have returned to their home at Benton Harbor Mich. Clarence Thomas who had resid ed near Etna Green for several years had moved on the John Anglin farm at this place. D Yester and family visited with Seth Iden's Sunday. Messra Earl and Dale Scott of near Warnaw Tom Hamlin of Etna Green and Miss Leatha Ross were entertained at A Buckette's Sunday.
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