Warren editor argues over Taunt ril assassin and public sympathy
The Warsaw Union editorial page condemns the assassination attempt on the president, denouncing the act and praising the fallen leader. It includes an editorial excerpt from A. P. Kent on education and questions Admiral Howison's impartiality regarding Admiral Schley's Santiago victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howison
Admaial
Schley
Santiago
Lero
Meawison
Court of Inquiry
Muncie Politician School Tied to Hanna Tactics
A late report accuses the Muncie school of politicians of bringing embarrassment to administration. The text claims the group is part of the Mark Hanna school and applies to public service the same rules used by their leader in the last two national campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Mark Hanna
Public Service
Is College Necessary for Success in Life
Henry Clews argues a college course is not essential for commercial success, noting that in most fields practical ability and mental skill from study matter more than mere four years of college life. The piece contends education adds value, though four years away from work may delay entry, with emphasis on effort and lifelong learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Henry Clews
New York
Clew
Io Ting
Adda
Higher education vs commercial success in a rising mind
The piece argues that practical talent can surpass formal schooling in advancing business reach and foresight. It notes some successful men doubt higher education while urging consideration of mental energy and societal progression through expanded educational opportunities. The excerpt cites the Elikbart Review as the source.
A Happy Event Family Reunion at Bourbon Lot
The Baylor family reunion gathered Sept 4 1901 at Mesdames Poland and Senior in Bourbon. About 40 attended a noon dipping room dinner then a music hall program with Prof Hahn and Prof Stahl. Officers were elected for the next year and invitations extended to meet at Mr Baugher’s home. Vincent Foster visited Monticello Friday. Sold: six milch cows, some fresh, and a pair of work horses. S. B. Whittenberger, Claypoort, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
Mesdames
Poland
Bourbon
Bfhureday
Hahn
School of Music
Bourbon College
Lie
Amie
Habu
W.fe
Whch
Holy Ciyl
Stahl
Baugher
Loumingsburgh
S. B. Whittenberger
Sunday School Week Sought Across Indiana State
The boards of the Docrilla S$. 8. Association push a statewide Sunday School Week. A home-to-home visitation campaign Friday precedes evangelistic services Sunday. W. C. Pearce of Chicago J. E. Bollen of Detroit and Prof. El. Fox of Louisville join Indiana speakers to address boys and girls' moral needs. The observance runs October 21 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Docrilla S$. 8
Indiana
W.C. Pearce
Chicago
J. E. Bollen
Detroit
el. A. Fox
Louisville
Society Ev List Friday Evening at Fort Wayne Street
Prof Frank Conrad and his sister Mrs Lena Oakie entertained many friends at their father Peter Conrad home on Fort Wayne street. The evening featured games and amusements with refreshments served at a reasonable hour. Attendees included Mass Grimes John Munchette Miss Matchette Miss M Namara Miss Sweeney Mr and Mrs Humrich of Piercetun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conrad
Lena Oakie
Peter Conrad
Fort Wayne Street
Mass Grimes
Fort Wayne
John Munchette
Matchette
M.namara
Sweeney
Humrichre
Piercetun
Mentone Plans Big Sale Day With Balloon Event
Mentone opens with crowded attendance and book shortages as preparations begin for the Sept. 21 sale day. A balloon ascension by W. W. Kline is planned, along with a colt show and other attractions. Oil wall efforts fizzle, with calls for renewed fundraising and better management to push the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
W. W. Kline
Susan
Siggut
Local Social Roundup From Mononquet and Nearby Areas
Allen Fields and wife of Wabash were guests of Jacob Kirkendall over Sunday. Mrs. John Andrew visited friends in Michigan Sunday. Miss Edith Goldsmith visited with Andy Miller's Sunday. James Tennant and wife of Warsaw were in the vicinity Wednesday. John Taylor and family attended the Odd Fellows picnic at Huffman’s Lake near Etna Green Friday. A large crowd gathered at Mrs. Aaron Stauner’s home Thursday evening for a pleasant surprise. Mrs. Kelley of Warsaw was guest of John Stephen’s family Sunday. William Resbrough and wife spent Sunday with Joseph Meek and family. James Nise moved into the Ww. Cook property. John Acmsfield moved to the Palestine area.
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John Andrew
Michigan
Edith Goldsmith
Andy Miller
James ‘Tennant
Warsaw
John Taylor
Odd Fellows
Huffman's Lake
Etna Green
Aaron Stauner
Mes Kelley
John Stephen
James Nise
Ww. Cook
John Acmsfield
Palestine
Milford News Highlights Local Happenings and Sports
Milford residents plus visitors discuss family ties and business ventures. Archie W. Geyer recovers from appendicitis in Chicago. Montana Joe gains success in travel. Onion growers plan sales at 66 cents per bushel. Milford wins a Sunday ball game 12 to 7 at North Manchester. Band concerts every Wednesday. Little Gem barber shop expands. Local gasoline engine to power new press at the Oxtox office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kleder
Wisconsin
Jain Martin
Little Gem
Barner
North Manchester
Milford
Barbee Lake Social Notes End with Illness Update
William Banning of Elkhart visits his parents this week. Miss Ella O Connell visits Pierceton. Chet Holderman of Nappanee in the neighborhood Saturday. Charles Shuder, Moses Fowler and Jesse Wright visit Jerry O Connell and family Sunday. Michael O Connell attends a party near Warsaw reporting a good tire. Aashiose Mosier and Joe Brosenhan of Piergeton visit Gunvan clubhouse Bridgeport. George Da and family and Clarence Whitacre suffer a serious mistake. Dr. Lyons called and they are recovering on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Holderman
Nappanee
Charles Shuder
Moses Fowler
Jesse Wright
Jerry O'Connell
Michael O'Connell
Warsaw
Aashiose Mosier
Joe Brosenhan
Piergeton
Gunvan
Bridgeport
Geo. da
Clarence Whitacre
Lyons
Warsaw Produce Livestock Prices and Meats
Shoulder bacon and chickens available for sale. Live stock includes cattle hogs and sheep with spring lambs. Prices listed as 250 to 450 per hundredweight range with various figures. buyers cautioned on weight and unit. Local market report notes multiple lots and price points for different categories.
Troy laundry ad and local notices in Warsaw issue
Patronize the Troy laundry in Warsaw as first class work. Mrs J W Thompson of Memphis visits family in town. Prof Frank Conrad returns to Lexington Mo to resume the music department. Paulus opens an undertaking business north of Sidney. The Uxtonx press changes and better equipment planned. Pennsylvania Lines offer cheap Buffalo trips with multiple return options around September dates. New York ticket sales cut rates coming July 1 via Pennsylvania routes with Cleveland and Buffalo connections.
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Frank Conrad
Lexington
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
J. H. Lones
Warsaw
Ind
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Glass Co Exhibit At Pan-America Grounds
The company operates twenty-one plants with main office in Pittsburgh. A complete glass factory display shows all processes from raw material to finished product, with large pieces and a full size figure of Miss Maxine Elliott draped in glass woven dress. The exhibit features cutting engraving etching decorating weaving and glass furniture, claimed the sole manufacturing exhibit and a key educational feature of the Van American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Palus
Pan-america
Maxine Eiliott
van American
German surgeons claim egg membrane aids wound healing
German surgeons report the delicate egg membrane can heal open wounds similarly to human skin. The finding follows extensive testing and aligns with doctors increasingly using Kadot Dyspepsia Care, a remedy claimed to aid digestion and indigestion relief, sold by Watson's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teady
Nowalter
Watson
Administrator's Sale Notice in Kostuske County
Notice is hereby given that the administrators of the estate of Shaan will offer for sale at public auction in Wayne township Kostuske County on the 7th of September. Personal property includes cattle, steers, four brood mares, spring calves, and farming utensils. Auction begins at 1 o clock a.m. Cash under $5. purchases over $5 on credit for nine months with note and approved security, no interest if paid when due, 6 percent interest from due date plus attorney's fees.
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Wayne
Kostuske County
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Whursday
Vincent Foster
Monticello
Society EV
Allen Fields
Wabath
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Sheil
Wm. Resbrough
Joseph Meek
Lenny Geyer
A. W. Geyer
E. T. Long
Leesburg
Montana Joe
Globe Trotter
Milford Drug Co
Archie W. Geyer
Robert Highes
Lafayette
George R. Ogden
A. O. Haney
Shakespeare
Oxtox
Usiox
Barbee Lake
William Banning
Elkhart
Ella O'Connell
Pierceton
Ella Banning
Troy Laundry
J. W.thompson
Memphis, Tenn
W. H. Bowser
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Troy
Lafayette Paulus
Sidney
Paulus
Paulding
Ohio
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Kilmer Bros. Grocery
Campbell Press
Krsions
Namerivan
Big Four
Cleveland
Wills
Lrapsit Company
GREER
South Buffalo Street
Warsaw, Ind
Ional Glass Company
Fexhips
Surrey
Stanhope
WM. Conrad & Son
Conrad
Brey
Wh. Conrad & Son
Eat
Stinson & Rhodes
Center Street
Ellecro-Therapeutist
Claypool
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