Lincoln’s speeches condemn imperial policy in 1903 editorials
S K Bartholomew notes Republican papers avoid Lincoln’s sentiments against imperialism. Discusses postal scandals and A W Machen case vs Star Route trial. Major Booxwater of Indianapolis campaigns on national issues to divert from corrupt administration. Calls for honest Interior Department investigation but fears suppression of findings.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
A. W. Machen
Major Booxwater
Indianapolis
Interior Department
Post Office Department
Roosevelt Defends Rail Pass as Presidential Privilege
The president faced criticism for accepting a special train from a major railroad for a western trip. Critics say shifting blame to a predecessor weakens accountability and risks the president’s independence from corporate influence while the government could cover travel costs to avoid such entanglements.
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Roosevelt
Acta
The
Atlanta Constitution
Rhetoric on Campaign Tours and Local Fund Drive
The piece critiques presidential travel expenses as either party or personal burdens and questions reformer credentials while noting a Whittenberger sale advertisement for shorthorn cattle Poland china and Duroc wine. It also highlights G. W. Brown’s effort to raise a maintenance fund for the Winona Boys School with strong local bank and business support.
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Republican Party
Excursions and rail offers from Big Four and connections
A rail fare notice details excursions to Fort Wayne Goshen Marion North Manchester and Denver and other western destinations with one way and round trip prices, return limits through October 1903, and special colonists tickets. Discounts extend to Chicago Centennial and passes to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Wisconsin with low rates via Big Four and Cincinnati Northern routes. Also reports a chicken joke from Washington Star, a death in Etna Green, and a United Brethren conference opening in Warsaw with attendees bound for the state fair.
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Marion
Account Friends’ Yearly Meeting
North
Manchester
Account Fair and Racing Association
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
British Columbia
Chicago
Big Four
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Custer
Warsaw Markets Grain Produce Livestock Overview
Warsaw markets report activity in grain, produce, and livestock with price ranges and trading notes. Chicago markets influence prices as buyers and sellers adjust to seasonal demand and regional supply conditions.
Local News Briefs From Warsaw and Nearby
Trade at Lantz s. Henry Chatten of Milford visited Warsaw Monday. Whittenberger s public sale at Clepool Friday Sept 25. Will Scott of Milford lost a horse valued at 100 dollars last Saturday. Special next Saturday 75 dozen napkins 16 by 16 inches. W H Kingery Co I R Shanton and wife of Pierra ton attended the Indiana state fair. New fall carpets at W H Kingery Co. Ripple s private dining room praised. Goshen j oggies offered cheap. best buggies on the market from Kemper Vance Co. George W Phillips flying southeast of Warsaw returned from Culver where ill with typhoid fever but improving. Gov Davis of Arkansas will honor Durbin s requisition as soon as Durbin honors Beckham s for Taylor and Finley. Benson Rager visited Warsaw. accompanied by his daughter Erdeen. The invalent death of Margaret Noel in Anderson. Kosciuszko county Pomona grange meets at Mound Prairie Sept 24 on our country school grounds led by W Phil Banks and Milo EI James with music. Silver Lake Record reunion marks Stephen Fisher s 85th birthday at Liberty Mills with thirty present incl J Fisher Charles Fisher and Mrs Cordeli Ryerson.
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Kosciuako County
Pomona Granga
Mound Prairie Thuraday
Septembe
Grounde
W. Phil Banks
Milo EI. James
Warsaw Grange
Ripple's and Watson's advertise goods and visits
The notice lists stores Eat at Ripple's and Watson's for books supplies tab lets pencils and more. It notes visits by Hewlett Davis of Shipshewano to J W Nusbaum, Wm Polk’s trip to Huntington for races, Frank C Stamate ill with typhoid but improving, Mrs. Grant Cray and others traveling to Spokane, AJ Logan and others to Indianapolis for the state fair. It advertises Warsaw merchants and a price list from Alleman’s Market Place including sugar wax cans salmon flour tobacco soap beef and other daily goods.
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Wm Polk
Huntington
Frank C Stamate
Warsaw
Grant Cray
Nettie Holloway
Mabel Thomas
Spokane
Washington
AJ Logan
J W Hoover
T C Tood
Indianapolis
Alleman
Whittenberger's Public Rules Promised in Sale Notices
Whittenberger proclaims ten reasons to patronize his public sales including full description accuracy, money back guarantees, and no by bidding. He emphasizes fair treatment, the money back system, and a self-run audit committee. The notice references upcoming sales and a Ring family reunion with a long list of attendees.
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Aete
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S.K. Bartholomew
Ayer
Whittenberger
S. B. Whittenberger
Mr. Whittenberger
Poland
China
G. W. Brows
Winona
Fort Wayne
Ind
Goshen
A. G. Wooo
W. J.banks
W. J. Besson
Uricago
Lantz
Henry Chatten
Milford
Red Cross
All Pains
Lynch’s
Cleypool
Will Scott
W.H. Kingery & Co
I R Shanton
Pierceton
Inndianapolis
A. Ringle’s
W. H. Kingery & Co
Ripple
Kemper, Vance & Co
George W. Phillips
Culver
Houghton
Go. Durbin
Gov. Davis
Durbin
Gov. Beckham
Taylor and Finley
Benson Rager
Mr. Rager
Silver Lake
Erdeen
Bram Noel
Anderson
Margaret
Stephen Fisher
Liberty Mills
Fisher
J Fisher
Charles Fisher
Cordelis Ryerson
P. S
Chas. F. Nye
State Bank
Indiana
Ripple’s
Watson's
W. H.kingery & Co
Hewlett Davis
Shipshewano
J W Nusbaum
Rales
W. F. Davie
Clarence Warren
Davenport & Treacy
Wilbur Chapman
Lanz
A. Kann
Deansin
Davenport &Treacy
Gardiahiy. J
Wilbur Chapma
Winona Lana, Inc
Tos. A
KaRy
Fort Wayna
Dean Sim
Davenport & Triacy
Tam
Youra
S. A. Karn L. J. Bibler
East Center St
Comtutwianere
County of
Wasciurka
Binte
Acditer
S, Treamera
Ites
Bond
Hund
Rubert Gawthrop
ACCOR
J. Deaton
Muselo
Arleima
J. B. Kemper
Emanuel Wolf
Atwoo
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