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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
The issue compiles editorials criticizing delays in indictments against Neely and partners, commentary on the Sedley inquiry and figures like Sampson, and remarks on tariff politics and Republican rhetoric. It notes the McKinley assassin Czzonec? and the national grange’s stance against ship subsidies, with broader reflections on moral development and trust.
The piece laments journalistic bias and political violence surrounding the Goebel case, links Philippine War rhetoric to Republican tactics, notes Indianapolis tax delinquencies among new appointees, and advertises Fosher’s Saturday bargains on groceries and shoes with low prices and heating stoves.
George Loveday and wife spent Sunday in Leesburg. Mrs. James Frazer visits North Manchester. Mary A. Nichols granted a divorce from Isaac C. Nichols. J N honored Warsaw with a brief visit. Hitzler offers new furniture at surprising prices. Will Clark visits from Mentone. Mrs Larber millinery styles and prices offered. Indianapolis carnival loses $1000. Ministers hold merry hrades. Lee Markwood visits Warsaw from Fort Wayne. Joseph Sanders and Mary A Creskbaum wed in city by Justice Eller. Goshen Daily Democrat enlarges to seven columns. Poulson's Millinery & Bazaar praised for hats. Farmers Mutual Relief Association to meet Nov 2, 1901. George Oram returns from Denver health improved. Elijah Horton from Belvue visits for clerk’s mortgage. 30th Indiana Regiment reunion set for Leesburg. J W Armstrong elected president, N N Boydston secretary, J M Ohlwine treasurer.
Grain and produce prices listed for Warsaw markets with rye and corn notes. Pension increases granted to Stetler Hilton Hill Replogle Hamilton. Wanted book canvassers for historical works. advertise LaPorte address. Mentone Gazette notes marl deposit potential in Seward township. Hats displayed by Mrs Larber in Opera House block. Editor of The Union visits Ft Wayne and meets O P Eversole. November Review of Reviews covers New York City mayoral race Seth Low vs Edward M Shepard and Philadelphia reform scene. For sale two thoroughbred shorthorn bull calves at Long in Leesburg. Tax second installment due by first Monday in November. call early.
Indiana breeder H Godman announces a public sale next Monday November 8 at his Wabash farm. The lineup includes 50 high grade Shorthorn heifers two and three years old, 40 Shorthorn calves, 17 steers and 18 heifers, 20 half blood Hereford yearling steers, 15 young Hereford cows and bulls. Cattle are native Indiana stock in good condition, all stock sold without reserve with a 12 month credit on approved paper. A note about old papers for sale at Union office.
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