War cost of Boer War and political concerns in Indiana
The Warsaw Union critiques the Boer War toll at $700 million and 18,000 lives, urges Britain to stop the conflict, and discusses editorials on New York mayoral candidates Edward Shepard and Seth Low. It warns against spoils politics in Indianapolis with calls for nonpartisan management of state institutions and northern prison director appointments.
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Paul Kruger
South Africa
Great Britain
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Seth Low
Low
Shepard
Bookwacrer
Indianapolis
Conference of State Charities
South Bend
Thomas E. Ellison
Fort Wayne
Claude Mathews
Mount
Durbin
Debates on legislative reform and McKinley tribute
The piece criticizes incumbents duplicity and uses Willia A. Hensel's writings on legislative decline to warn voters. It lauds William J. Bryan for his remarks on McKinley’s death and rebukes baseless charges of self promotion amid partisan bias, urging scrutiny of candidates’ character.
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Willia A. Henset
Lancaster
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
McKinley
William J.brae
Heaut J
Mr. Bryan
Energetic workers wanted at home in La Porte Indiana
Special notice offers good wages for energetic men or women working from home with correspondence. Manager W Faurszsrocr invites applicants at 716 Michigan Avenue, La Porte Indiana. Also notes tallies on paper use for pasta cards and a safety remark about corset bans for factory female workers. It adds a travel nugget about Nome migrants and gold money.
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United States
Alaska
Nome
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Warsaw Scene
Alleman Bros. advertise holiday lines with low prices as visitors like D Snapp of Pierceton and Herry L Arnold of Elkhart tour Warsaw. Lectures by Rev. G W Henry at Milford and a Kosciusko Farmers Mutual Relief meeting on Nov 2 are noted along with a cave rescue on West Market Street. Lutheran service in Episcopal church Sunday at 10:30 led by Paul Gerberding.
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Alleman Bros
G. W. Henry
Milford
W. V. Lion
Claypool
Warsaw
W. R. Mayo
Indianapolis
Cammack
Farmers’ ‘Mutual Relief Association
Kosciusko County
Indiana
FE. L. Oldfather
William Landsberry
West Market Street
Joseph Hollar
Hastings
Hollar
Union
Episcopal Church
Paul Gerberding
Chicago Lutheran Seminary
Special Bargain at Fosters Saturday October Twenty Seventh
Special bargain at Foster's on Saturday October 27 offers discounts on items like Menen's Talcum powder at 20 cents, Frazier's Distemper cure at 45 cents, Lydian Pinkham's Compound and other toiletries, as well as German French briar pipes and new glassware. A wide array of domestic goods, shoes for ladies and men, and assorted candies are advertised with reduced prices.
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Menen
Pinkham
Dodd
Drew Selby
Warsaw Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report lists rye at five to six percent, clover seed, bacon chickens, cattle at 2.40 to 4.50, hogs at 5.25, sheep and lambs around 8.00, with spring lamb values shown between 4.00 and 8.00, reflecting farm product prices in Warsaw.
Sunday Dinner Gatherings and Local Meetings Report
STRINGTOWN notes report dinners with Harvey Goshert and family Ernest Chase Geo Polk and families and Alton Wiltout. Pleasant Valley held a large Sunday school convention Tuesday evening and Wednesday. Sylvester Nicely and family visited Burt Walton. Jennie Nicewood attended teachers institute and heard Max Philipp on Our New Possessions. Lena Longacre visited parents. Mesnard and wife visited sister Mrs Perry of Warsaw. Protracted meeting continues at Pleasant Grove Key with Pastor Lynch.
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Harvey, Goshert
Ernest Chase
Geo. Polk
Alton Wiltout
Pleasant Valley
Jennie Nicewood
Teachers’ Institute
Max Philipp
Lena Longacre
D.D. Mesnard
Mra P. B. Perry
Warsaw
Pleasant Grove
Key
Lynch
Local Gatherings Highlight Oct 19 Wedding and Reunions
MONOQUET Wo Cook dined with F C Johnson and family Sunday. Aston Starner and family attended the Greider reunion at John Greider’s in Noble county. Chas Meek and wife visited John Stephens and family near Atwood Sunday. Rev Wood of Warsaw preached at this place. A Brenneman home gathering hosted sixteen youths. Juli Kirkendall and wife visited kin near Atwood. Mr Jobo Rush and Miss Lily Weaver wed Oct 19 and begin their life together.
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Aston Starner
Greider
John Greider
Noble County
Chas. Meek
Near Atwood
John Stephens
Rev. Wood
Warsaw
Lynch
Juli Kirkendall
Atwood
Jobo Rush
Lily Weaver
Milford Enjoys Pleasant Weather and Local Happenings
Milford residents report mild corn shucking weather as visitors and locals share news. Rev A A Turner will preach at the BM E church while Rev Miller leads Brethren church services next Sunday. Omar F Neff of Milford Teal cable trips to Chicago. Thomas Homan remains in critical condition. An opera house entertainment featuring the Davenport ladies quartette and a Vanderveer talk on Grecian Mythology drew good attendance.
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A. A. Turner
BM. E
Miller
Brethren Church
Omar F. Neff
Chicago
Thomas Homan
Opera House
Davenport
Vanderveer
Epworth League
River Bend Social Notes Prompt Local Visits
Mrs Mellett and daughter spent a few days last week visiting relatives north of Bourbon. Mr Pittman and family were with their daughter near Goshen for a few days. Elma Schosley and Mae Hoadley were guests of Myrtle Adams Sunday. The Fulwider party was largely attended Saturday night. E Vangilder and wife went to Plymouth Saturday returning Sunday. Wm Hoadley and wife visited his brother in Atwood Sunday. Mr Swhopley's spent last week with relatives north of Warsaw.
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Mr. Pittman
Goshen
Elma Schosley
Mae Hoadley
Myrtle Adams
Fulwider’s
E. Vangilder
Plymouth
Wm. Hoadley
Atwood Sunday
Mr. Swhopley
Warsaw
Holbrook and Misa Philpot United in War saw Wedding
In a ceremony attended by about 100 friends Clark Holbrook and Misa Erma F Philpot wed with Rev. W A Pavey officiating. A bounteous feast followed and the couple, bound for North Buffalo street, received numerous presents. The groom works with J R Holbrook in the livery business. the bride is noted as a worthy War saw woman. Tax time for the second instalment nears its final November first Monday deadline.
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Clark Holbrook
Misa Erma F Philpot
W. A. Pavey
Lappy
J. R. Holbrook
Warsaw
North
Buffalo Street
Pan American Exposition Trip Specials From Pennsylvanian Lines
Travel to the Pan American exposition offered at low fares on regular Pennsylvanian routes with Tuesday Thursday and Saturday departures. Excursion tickets are valid six days and include time to visit Niagara Falls and the exposition. Local agents in Warsaw Indiana, J H Lones, can provide tickets and details for the special rates.
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Veunavivania
Niagara Pata
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Warsaw
Ind
J. H. Lones
North Bouna “ee” South Bound acy Big Four
North Bouna और South Bound acy Big Four appear as fragmented text. The readable fragments reference a regional section likely listing teams or routes. No clear event date or proper names to confirm. Further context needed for a substantive summary.
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Phillipson
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Stringtown
Sylvester Nicely
Burt Walton
Wo. Cook
F.C. Johnson
Family
Frank Brenneman
Ing. Kia T. Long
Leesburg
Bert Sickles
Union Office
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
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Model Furniture Store
L. P. Jeffries
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Harry Oram
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