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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
4
The nation grieves for President McKinley after his assassination. Emma Goldman is approved for arrest. John J Hempill of South Carolina is welcomed back to public life, opposing Tillman radicalism and McLaurin republicanism as a traditional Democrat.
English administration figures led by Joseph Chamberlain have derided the Boers. Impartial writers among the English acknowledge the Boers' virtues and patriotism, causing public contempt for the British nobility instead of the targeted group.
The nation weighs sorrow at the loss of the chief executive who fell to brutal methods. equal lives are priceless, and the presidency binds citizens in shared humility and patriotism beyond partisan divides. Public servants and political foes alike express deep sympathy in this hour of peril.
W J Bryan in The Commoner argues against violence and anarchism, defending constitutional government, free speech, and lawful reform. He warns murder as an unlawful remedy and emphasizes that only laws govern social change in the United States, urging citizens to appeal to intelligence and patriotism rather than force.
Martha E Wallace born January 27 1870 died in Denver Colorado September 11 of consumption aged 21 years 7 months 15 days. Married Charles Zimmerman December 24 1889. They had two children one died in infancy the other survives with husband. Funeral at residence in Prairie township Monday Rev Mr Alexander officiating Interment Leesburg cemetery.
Mrs Henry Wolf of Prairie Township died last Saturday evening after a weeklong paralysis illness. She was 79 years, 7 months and 29 days old. Survived by her husband and ten children. one daughter predeceased 20 years ago. Funeral Monday at Stony Point church with Rev J A Farmer officiating. Interment in Stony Point cemetery.
On Sunday Sept 15 1901 Ora M Hite of near Warsaw wed Gertrude Walker of near Pierceton at Rev G F Byrer U B church. Wishing them peace and prosperity in life. Also Thomas prize awards: Ruby Bunyan won a 15 day Buffalo ticket for candy purchases. Ada Watson earned prize for most 1 cent purchases.
Mrs Ange Kretcher of Springfield Mo visits her mother Mrs Nancy Baker east of Warsaw. Mrs F F Gordon suffered a broken arm above the wrist last Wednesday, attended by Dr McDonald. Kilmer Bros grocery advertises three pencils with a tablet. Bartholomew of the Warsaw Union buys Goshen News cylinder press and plans new machinery. A four year old boy was run over by a bicycle on September 14 injuring his collarbone and bruising him. a lawsuit is expected. County officials plan Sunday School Week meeting September 21 at 1 30 p m in the Courthouse Library room.
The article explains that in Corea a newborn girl is given a sacred name chosen by a god-father after an urn is drawn, and she remains identified by that name within her family. Laws treat women as of low status, and in higher classes girls are segregated from boys at age seven and confined to women’s quarters with no outside contact.
Return limits for Pan American excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines to Buffalo are extended. For one cent per mile Tuesday coach tickets, the return deadline is by 1 a.m. central time on the Monday after sale, about six days round trip. Ten-day tickets extend to fifteen days, and fifteen-day tickets to twenty days, effective August 20. Consult local agents for fares and schedules.
Pennsylvania College for Women East End Pirrsuure Pa begins its 32nd year on September 17 1901 under Osborough College Course. The curriculum equals the best with preparatory course music art and a layout combining country beauty with city advantage. Gymnasium tennis golf offered. For information address Rev Chalmers Martin D D president.
Excursions via the Big Four Route advertise low round trip and return travel to New York and other western points for 1901. Tickets are valid ten days after sale for return, with several authorized stopovers at Buffalo Braden Niagara Falls Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Special summer fares apply to Colorado Utah South Dakota Minnesota with limited return by October 31st 1901. Weekly Tuesday specials from Warsaw to Buffalo promote Pan American Exposition and Niagara Falls with one cent fares and ten day return windows.
The Pan American Exposition fares on the Pennsylvania Lines reduce for travel on Sunday Sept 5 and Sept 9 10 11 12. Tickets with 15 day or 20 day return limits sell on those days. Inquiries to J M Lones Warsaw Indiana. Also reduced fares to New York via Pennsylvania Lines around July 1 with options to loop via Buffalo and return via the New York route.
The late Francis E. Webber of Boston bequeathed 5000 dollars to Bates College. Joan Rh Key, a grandson of the famous Francis, attracts attention as an artist. He paints a garden of World’s Fair scenes in Chicago. Hawaii’s annexation leads Queen Dowager Kapolani to sue her two nephews for property in Honolulu valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars she previously deeded.
The National Glass Company with twenty-one plants and main office in Pittsburgh displays a complete factory on the Pan American grounds. It shows glass making from raw material to finished product, including cutting, engraving, etching, decorating, and spinning. A full size figure of Miss Maxine Elliott draped in a dress woven from glass and furniture upholstered with glass cloth are featured. The exhibit is the only manufacturing display and is touted as the best educational feature of the Pan American.
German surgeons report a delicate egg shell membrane can start healing open wounds, a discovery already tested. The article notes many physicians prescribe Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestive aid from Watson’s Drug Store.
Administrators of the estate of Simon Dewart will sell by public auction at the deceased's late Wayne township residence in Kosciusko County Indiana on September 27 at 10 am. Personal property includes four cows two steers four brood sows two spring calves and assorted farming utensils. Deals: sums under five dollars cash. over five dollars nine months credit with note and security. nonpayment incurs six percent interest and attorney fees.
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