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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
4
WARSAW UNION columnist outlines a tense Indianapolis race with the Bookwalter faction accused of corruption and supporters urged to unite against a 'corrupt regime' while Mark Hanna dodges debates, attacking Democrats rather than addressing issues. The piece frames next Tuesday as decisive for city leadership.
Tax death of Senator John C. Lawler removes a strong man and Democratic leader. Twice a candidate for lieutenant governor, he was elected to the state senate last year and influenced that body from day one. His noble character will be honored in Indiana history. In another note, Maryland Democrat Warheld urged punishing bribe givers and takers, and advancing laws for clean elections, arguing for a public spirit and pure ballots if elected with a Democratic legislature.
A reader notes hypocrisy in Republican papers blaming Democrats for the 1893 panic, arguing the downturn began under the prior Republican Harrison era and would recur regardless of who governed. The author contrasts past accusations with current criticism of present economic decline.
Fragmentary passage notes ongoing blame on the Republican administration, claiming six years in power and responsibility for current woes. It insists Republicans will face accountability despite attempts to evade fault.
Mr G W Brown leads a drive for the Winona institute maintenance fund with pledges totaling 8300 toward a 250000 goal. The board has given 90000 and wealthy benefactors are sought to endow the school with millions. Rev J E Brown will aid in canvassing. Kosciusko county towns to join the effort. About half the goal is pledged.
In Sidney a newborn boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Pamilico. Marion visitors include John Thompson and son with S. P. Shirs, and Wm. Koeller family visiting Peabody relatives. Webber Hardware gains partners Kintzeli and Amos. firm to be Webber Hardware Company on West Market Street with Webber retaining interest. Road viewers appointed for S. L. McDaniel road. Thompson ditch in Turkey Creek set, Jacob Hooper ditch established, Felkner ditch referred back. Oswego Grange hosts pumpkin pie supper next Saturday. Mary Pavan, Secretary.
Trade at Lantz's invites readers with ads for new carpets linoleums and oil cloth rugs. Warsaw visits and upcoming events include John Strombeck from North Webster, Dr. Smith's dental visit, and the Bourbon Fair set for October 13 16 1903. Community notes cover renovations and local hires at Aileman store, millinery displays, and new coal shipments.
Black cat hosiery and building materials advertised along with notices of local residents visiting Warsaw. The Lake City Lumber company plans a corn exhibit late fall or early winter with premiums for top seeds. Local stores list groceries and hardware items with price marks and a graniteware sale.
Round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo Colorado will be on sale October 3 to 7 1903 from all four points at one fare plus 50 cents for round trip. The excursion supports the meeting of the Brotherhood of St Andrew.
Tickets on the Big Four and allied lines offer reduced rates for many one way and round trip journeys. Destinations include Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Minnesota, and more with various validity through 1903 and final return limits in 1908. Special groups cover church conventions and fairs with targeted sale dates and routes via competing lines.
Administrator of the estate of te inkle deceased notifies an auction at Beott Luwastup residence on Tuesday November 5 1903 at 1 pm. Personal property listed includes corn cattle hogs sheep hay and more. Credit terms six months offered with 6 percent per date interest if overdue, secured by freehold security. Removal of property required by purchaser. Admin D. Hamman signs as administrator.
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