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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
The Warsaw Union cites Indianapolis Sentinel on punishing anarchists, condemns campaign speech during McKinley era, exposes Indiana prison corruption under Republican control, and notes Wm Goebel’s recent assassination context. It criticizes Governor Durbin, Governor Matthews, Mount, and Ward Shidder while calling for accountability and reforms.
The piece notes a conspiracy to murder a rival in Kentucky politics as he sought lawful contest of Taylor's governorship. It cites indicted conspirators fleeing to Indiana, governors Mount and Durbin shielding them, and criticizes partisan press for supporting those implicated, urging accountability for all involved. It reflects a national response to the Goebel case and calls for justice.
Opinion piece warns of lawlessness spreading among Americans linked to dissolving marriages and widespread divorce. It argues parental neglect fuels ignorance and vice, undermining government, and stresses the link between irreligion, anarchy, and disrespect for authority.
S M Yenn argues in the Plymouth Independent that religious influence cannot curb all vice yet a community of virtuous, duty‑bound citizens can curb anarchy. He envisions a society where respect for rights coexists with duties to all levels of society, producing law‑abiding citizens and rare anarchists.
Zeal Baringer, popular Troy laundry owner, has bought the Lake City laundry and merged it with the Troy operation. He partners with Jesse Lake, ex-Elkhart worker now in Troy, as the plant moves to the Old Father building with new machinery. The firm promises improved, prompt, careful service. A note on Russian-Philly children’s atypical complexion concludes the item.
Announcement of two way travel options on the Big Four Route from July 1 to October 20, 1901 with return validity ten days from sale. Passengers may mix routes, with stop overs allowed on deposit at designated agents and modest fees. Authorized rests include Niagara Falls and major cities with loose-point tickets.
A brief catalog entry shows livestock trading ranges including cattle and lamb figures. Prices span from 2.80 to 4.50 for certain cattle and 2.50 to 2.90 for lambs, with larger lots around 6.90 and 250 units noted, reflecting active spring listings.
L B Kemper will hold a public sale Tuesday afternoon October 15 at his farm 1.5 miles southwest of Silver Lake on the Peru road. Fifty loads of pure bred Duroc Jersey swine with registration eligibility. Stock selected for foundation herd, prolific and hardy, with both sexes not related. Pedigrees provided for all stock. Also notes on local ads and products from The Union.
On next Saturday at 3 o’clock p m Sept 28 I will sell at public sale at my residence in Warsaw 212 North Detroit Street the following property Buggy cart lap robe whip single harness hard coal base burner with a very good cooking stove two bedsteads good husk mattress springs dressing case commode harness stitching horse several chairs canned fruits empty cans dishes jars and jugs seven stands of bees and empty hives honey boxes several pieces of fine upholstered furniture a folding lounge and a pile of wood Thus E Webb One lowest futures to Buffalo yet offered for the Pan American exposition will go into effect on the Pennsylvania line Sunday Sept 8 On that date and on September 9 8th 10th 13th and 17th an unusual opportunity will be presented for a cheap trip to Buffalo over this route Two forms of tickets will be sold one for returning fifteen days and a second having a twenty day return limit may be obtained on those days For tickets and information about the through time and service over the Pennsylvania lines to Buffalo apply to Ticket Agent J H Lones Warsaw Ind
Passenger fare reductions announced for travel to New York to attend the Pan American Exposition. Tickets available for round trips via Pennsylvania Lines with optional return via Buffalo, with stopovers at intermediate points. Inquire at nearest Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent for details.
The Bre Four I. R. will sell first class limited one way tickets to several southern states through Big Four. An excursion to Indianapolis departs Warsaw at 6 20 p m next Sunday with a round trip fare of 31 25. Half fares to Indianapolis and return via Big Four. Tickets on sale Sept 3 and Oct 1 good to return by Oct 4.
The National Glass Company with twenty one plants and Pittsburgh headquarters displays a complete glass factory on Pan American grounds. It shows manufacturing from raw material to finished piece with values from cents to hundreds of dollars. Demonstrations include cutting engraving etching decorating and spinning and weaving glass into cloth. A full size statue of actress Maxine Elliott draped in a dress woven from glass and furniture upholstered with glass cloth are shown. The exhibit is the sole manufacturing display and a top educational feature of the Pan American.
The late Francis B. Webber of Bowdon left Bates College 5000. His grandson Jonn Ek Key, noted as an artist in Chicago, gains attention for painting a series of World’s Fault scenes. Meanwhile in Hawaii, the Queen dowager Kapiolani sues two nephews over property in Honolulu valued at thousands, after a deed issue.
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