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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1903

Page

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Circuit Court Matters and Real Estate Transfers

Court records from Warsaw Indiana list probate and circuit cases with decrees, quiet title actions, and appeals. Real estate transfers cover numerous properties in Kosciusko County including Warsaw Syracuse Milford and Clay as recorded by the Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty Company. The document notes divorces and guardianship sales, with detailed owner names and parcel descriptions.

Koecinaka Abstract Title Guaranty Company Quilcs Graebner’s

Surprising Farewell Party for Barnard Couple in Monroe Township

Neighbors and friends held a farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnard as they prepare to move from Monroe township to a purchased farm near Warnaw. The 20 attendees enjoyed refreshments, and Mrs. Barnard received a handsome family Bible donated by Mrs. Orville Dome, with a speech of appreciation.

Thomas Barnard Monroe Township Warnaw

Wanted to See the President at the White House

An insane man named Peter Elliott from Minneapolis gained entry to the White House vestibule and demanded to see the president. A struggle with an officer followed as Elliott drew a revolver, which was seized. both Elliott and an officer were wounded. Elliott had recently sent a photo to the president and tried to speak to him at Roosevelt's church entrance.

White House Peter Elliott Minneapolis Minn Tie Oto Ile Stoosevelt Secret Service

New Glove Factory Opens in Warsaw

The Lake City Glove company recently organized and started glove production at the Wingmore Bittenonge's Leather shop on West Main Street. Directors Major Carter Charles Kelly and Fred Kelly run four machines with plans to add six more. Operators, mostly women, run the looms and produce about twelve dozen gloves daily per person. The plant aims to employ more operators as it expands and contribute to a thriving local industry.

Lake City Rgomorer Bittenonge Tak Untor

Fake report poisons Goshen News Times claims insanity

The Goshen News Times published a false item alleging County Clerk Junkin was insane and headed to Longcliff. No such declarations exist. Junkin has not been declared insane and is in Battle Creek for treatment. The piece also claimed Judge Biggs was at Longelit, which is untrue.

Goshen Newa‘Times Junkin Longcliff Junkie Longcliffs Battle Creek Biggs Longelit Chapman's Lake Lhe News-Times the Woods

Enthusiastic Plan for Electric Railway Route Expansion

The article praises an electric Hue belog line extending north from Wabash through North Manchester, Liberty Malls, Sidney, Packertoo to Wioona park, linking with the Wioona Warsao electric railway. It notes most rights of way are bought and Warsaw residents welcome the connection with neighbors on the pounds, amid separate dissatisfaction over post office relocation reducing access for many patrons.

Belog Wabash Manchester Liberty Malls Sidney Packertoo Thnen Wioona Park Wioona Ita Algut

Obituary of M F Trast published by Argos Reflector

The Argos Reflector notes the death of Benjamin Franklin Barr a longtime Argos resident born in Wooster Ohio on September 16 1830. He married Sarah A Andrew in 1857 near Milford Indiana and had four sons John W Benjah Henry and Charles Elsworth with two of them deceased. He moved to Marshall county then later to property where he died on September 24 1903 after a life of illness and heart trouble while employed by the Nickel Plate Railroad Company as a crossing watchman.

Argos M. F. Trast Benjamin Franklin Barr North Rathoaa Street Wooster Wayne County Ohio Warsaw Ind Sarah A. Andrew Milford John W Benjah Ienry Charles Elsworth Marshall County Lote Nickel Plate Railroad Co

Death notices in Fulton county obituary column

Bliss Lucinda Mickey died September 29 at the home of Mrs. Joseph Scott near Silver Lake after years of asthma illness. She came to the country with her parents in the 1840s, lived much with the Wiltront family, and later with her brother Daniel Mickey near Bigfoot. She is buried in Nichols Cemetery in Fulton county. Sunday evening Harry Bast died at his parents home in S Suffalo Street at age 11 after years of rheumatism and heart trouble. the immediate cause was dropsy. He is survived by his parents and sister, Mrs. Joseph McCullough. The 6th Indians cavalry plans its annual reunion at Forti next week on Oct 14–15. Kehier, a member of this regiment, hopes to attend. The South Rand Times notes the St. Joseph county line.

Bliss Lucinda Mickey Joseph Scott Miss Mickey Wiltront Silver Lake Aha Daniel Mickey Bigfoot Fulton County Sue Nichols Harry Bast A. J. Bash S. Suffalo At Mr. Bash Slater Joseph McCullough Lig Rapids 6Th Indians Cavalry Forti P. Kehier

Lessons from Elihu Burritt The Learned Blacksmith

The writer extols Elihu Burritt a poverty born blacksmith who educated himself earning fame as a lecturer and writer. He urges youths to imitate Burritt’s self improvement, praises local young men like Harvey K Crabb, and calls for civic efforts such as a village improvement society to beautify Montclair and attract visitors.

Montclair N. J Gested New Jersey Winogs Big Four Critelsjlog Ont City

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Camintestance Court Probate Court Gans Sallie Gans Divoros William Povey Baltimore & Ohio KR. B. Company McCabe Nicholas Lowe Theological Institute Fund Jettie Jetile Magton State of Indiana Isaac Blosser Mary Lami Eana L. Minear Isaac Medsker Supreme Court Charles A. Bush John Hay Oball Inotutt Mabel ¥ Lock Sherman Lock Mahala Allor B. Tire Et al Pneumatic Elevator & Weigher Co Charles W. Gales Thomas Woods Joseph A. Fonk Merlin Funk Silat Andrew P. Stupe Mars H. Mummah Andrew P. Rupe Mary H. Mummab Curtain Daniel Hibachman Jono Himes Geo. L Hoppix Francis Hoppis Virgil Memmer Bruce Hammer Virgil Heuser Grove Wm. H. Holderman Harriet Yoxte Harriet E. Deract Samuel W. Oldfather Theodore Toad Abraham Whetstone Roy Tucker John C. Wiggins John Sharp Jon C. Wiggins John A. Rousseau W.S. Forler Frank Randall Milford Junction Adam Stout Kline Lake At Saint Kinote SB Kline Rame Archer H Franks Harrison Rogers Becknell Hoppingamer Shirk Lape Syoconter Syracuse Destontor & Kauffman Kauffman Deaton Clay D. T Douglas Hod Frazer Elizabeth Weildoer Morton JE Brown Ed Flion Hillabnide GW Jones Ketring Turkey Crook Ais E Parks Waltuen Ave Wayne Jeff Reginos W Arnold Sea Mary Brown Allen Suthertin Tists & Wood 'S H Andrews L F Holbrook Jonvinga & Boydstom Lulu Albert Wright Jackson Etna Green Wm J Sutherlin Kints & Wood Wardaw Silas C Fisher Satelli Monroe Amos O Rater Margaret Lytln Winona Park JF Beyer David H Lessig Lote Williams Els Polk H C Lehman Wee Wayne W Faulkner Mabel Stewart Lok Wall Wade Lewis Mishler Maral Maryette Kincaide Rigof Turkey Creek Warren Darst M J Shackelford Wardean AL Patterson J H Redick Winona J D Widaman Gilbert N Llan Loaf Tippeesnoe S& J Straus MG Cutter Suan Hage Henry Shane Kootts Geo Smith John Furth Pisin Gregg Tod T Baolth Cripple Gate Heights L Sfencer John Smith J. F ‘Sloan Palestine Strand MC Cutier Francia Downing Miles E Lohr Loo P Claypool Leona Robinson Austine Robinson Brombaugh Frank Vening D& Miles Cauffman Samuel Cauff ATH J W Crabb Prastia Ketrog Morcis Feseter Turkey Creek Calvin Stout Ells Stout Thrall's Yonavce Sidney Younce Hillabolds Jobo M. Stinson M. Elizabeth Bussing Lawrence Taylor Pearl Mangee George W. Jackson Daily B. Kramer Otis A. Noel Martha Kutcher William Yocum Myrtle Longbrake George Aysaulner George A. Crist Edward Miller Virgie Cozler Arthur Goodman Elsie Parker Ira J. Makemson Maud L. Baker W. H. Hardman Chas. Spencer Otto Philpott Grimth Thoreday Arthur Grimth John Martin Martin Grifith Lgtter Griffith Beardes Martin J. N. Runyan Goshen Company A Kentucky N. G West Point Ragudar Indiana Mllinols Michigan Orville BR. Kilmer James J. Bunyan Cari Dever Leutenants Ualforme Parbotthin Wek Mlecteio The South Rand Times St. Joseph Coun Elihu Burritt Burritt New England Kosciusko County Buffalo Bela Konciugko County Harvey K.crabbe Jesse Crabbe Glunette Crabbe Ilva ‘Stock Commission Stratford Charles Stratford Charles 'Couors Eppert Lake “Wewasee Grahem J. W W. Cook Sammy & Lehman
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