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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1903

Page

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Engineer's Death: Veteran B and O S W Engineer Dies

William Day 69, oldest B and O S W engineer, drops dead at home on McCormick Avenue likely from heart trouble. He served forty years on the O and M and B and O S W roads, never injured, never wrecked, and was highly regarded by officials. He leaves a wife and three sons, with funeral plans unsettled.

William Day McCormick Avenue Mr. Day Havame Hollingsworth Day Hollingworth Vincennes Frank Day Seymour Charles Will Day

Theatre Sermons Challenge Public Schools and Theatre

Rev J F Floyd of the Christian church preached on The Church the Public Schools and the Theatre, reviewing theatre history and arguing that while some plays are not inherently immoral, the tendency is harmful and ministers condemn inviting controversial figures to lecture in school buildings. Dr Hobson of the U B church spoke on the same subject Sunday night.

J. F. Floyd The Christian Church Wiliam Owen Hobson U. B Church

John Knight Arrested for Intoxication by Police Court

John Knight was arrested Saturday night on intoxication charges. He was fined one dollar and cast by Mayor Clark this morning and jailed to serve the fine. The item ends with a reflective aside about happiness around visitors.

John Knight Clark

Dredge Ditch Petition Aims For Prairie Creek to Plainville

A five mile dredge petition for the Canal ditch from Prairie Creek to Plainville will be filed in the county commissioners court at the May term. Landowners urge early action to dredge as sand and lumber now clog the ditch and hinder drainage. The ditch, built five years ago along the Erie canal bed beside the BE and I railroad, often fills with sand. Some doubt dredging is practicable as sand would refill it. A second petition seeks a switch to drain Odon, but filing may be delayed due to preliminary work and ongoing drainage concerns in Odon and surroundings.

Prairie Creek Plainville County Commissioners’ Court Erie Canal BE. & I. Railroad Odon Commissioners' Court

Knights of Columbus Initiation Draws Large Local Crowd

The Knights of Columbus excursion carried about 150 locals and over 100 Loogootee residents to Evansville to witness a class initiation. The second degree work was performed by the local team. Evansville council member William Madden praised cities as rivals to others in population and prosperity during a banquet.

Knights of Columbus Evansville Terre Haute Vincennes William M. Madden Ohio United States Loogootee Washington

Wendling Lectures On The Imperial Book And The Man Of Galilee

George R Wendling, famed as a premier orator, delivered two strong lectures to Washington audiences over the weekend The Imperial Book and The Man of Galilee drew attentive crowds and prompted listeners to rethink ideas His language clarity imagination and delivery drew praise as he argued the book remains intertwined with arts and society

George R. Wendling Washington Mr. Wendling Galilee Wendling Rena

Man of Galilee lecture praised for oratorical power

Critics interpret the controversial parts differently yet the speaker urged letting critics assist each other as the Bible sustains itself. The Sunday address described Jesus as a tall blemish free figure with a kingly bearing and a sorrowful brow, arguing his divinity and inviting worship. The life of the Savior up to his death was rendered with emotional force and the closing moments were simply effective.

Galilee Christ Jesus Peter

Forty Hours Devotion at St Simons Church

Forty hours devotion began at St Simons Church Sunday at 7 30 attended by large crowds. Rev Father Chartrand of Indianapolis conducts talks on Death and Why Are We Here. Masses held at 5 30 and 8 o clock with many receiving communion. Chartrand to preach tonight with assistance from several priests.

St. Simons' Church Father Chartrand Indianapolis Pather Chartrand Lord Milan Rome Philip Neris Clement VIII Joseph Chartrand Fill Francis Torbeck P. H. Rowan J. P. Matthews

Rail and railroading notes from Cincinnati to St Louis

The Shops and THE RAILROAD report agents and engineers visiting various towns including J J Givan in Cincinnati R A Wallace Flora Ill and J W Curran back to Cincinnati R S McVeigh to Vincennes J C Hagerty and Enos Humphreys to Seymour Cardinal Gibbons traveling from Baltimore to St Louis for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication B&O S W passenger men meet in Cincinnati for spring schedule effective May 17 Supt E R Scoville and others to the meeting Charlie Potter sets up a box car telegraph station at Jackson Hill grade near Fritchton to monitor wires until the steam shovel crew finishes grading the line.

St. Louis Cincinnati E. R. Scoville Charlie Potter Jackson Hill Fritchton Stearp

Pickups Defeated by Wash in Eight-Run Tilt

Yesterday afternoon at the shop grounds the Washington baseball team defeated Pickup nine by a score of 20 to 8 in eight innings. The score by innings shows Wash 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 13 and Pickup 0 2 1 0 1 0 4 8. Batteries Wash Prudent D Corcoram and Gibbs. Pickup Hamer sly and Hook. Umpire Ereheart. Home fans H Manta and J Banta.

Washington Pickup Wash Prudent D. Corcoram Gibbs Hamersly Hook H. Manta J. Banta

Evansville Street Fair Ticket Rate Set by E & 1

The Evansville & 1 announces round trip tickets from Washington to Evansville for the street fair running May 11 to 16 with sales limited to May 18 for return. The fare is 81 dollars and 75 cents.

Evansville Washington

May Consolidate Telephony Lines In Vicinity

A proposed union of independent telephone companies from Daviess Knox Greene Sullivan Clay Vigo and surrounding counties planned at Sullivan could create extensive intercounty connections and challenge Bell System control. The effort envisions about 45000 phones served with free countywide service to rival Bell and involves Home Telephone companies and Northern Construction Co of Ohio backing.

Idk Daviess Knox, Greene Sullivan Kidd Clay Lodiana Srawford County Illinois Bell Telephone Company Bell iThe Daviess Knox Greene Sullivan, Clay Vigo Greene, Daviess Knox Counties Northern Construction Company Ohio

Miss Gene Gardiper Hosts Social Club Saturday

Society notes say Miss Gene Gardiper of East Main street entertained her club Saturday afternoon. Miss Fannie Bonham returned from Terra Haute as guest of Miss Etsnmberry for two weeks. Bonham joined many society friends including Miss Berry and Edith Freberger in a pleasant visit. The home of Mr and Mrs Logan McDonald on Warrin Street hosted a happy gathering yesterday for Mrs McDonald’s sixty seventh birthday with baskets, a noon repast, and social games. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J A Coleman and Harriet, Mrs J J Gunn and Helen of Bedford, Mr and Mrs Joe Stroud of Lawrenceport, Mr and Mrs C W Coleman and children, Mrs T J Wright, Mr and Mrs James Batotah and son, Mrs Rance Burton, Mrs Mary Herd, Miss Lorena Coleman, and Miss Anna Padgett of Washington.

Fannie Bonham Terra Haute Etsmnberry Bonham Miss Berry Edith Freberger Clara Weber Logan McDonald Warrin Street McDonald Marma Will Harvey J. A Coleman Harriet JJ. A

Indiana Conso Would Connect State and Challenge Bell Co

A speaker predicted a sweeping Indiana consolidation to unite the state and even outpace Bell Company long distance service. He forecast the southwestern Indiana merger would pass within a few months, signaling a major reorganization of regional communications.

Indiana Bell Company

Beitman Shows Improvement After Critical Illness

The condition of L. P. Beitman improved Saturday after a period of unconsciousness and near death. Relatives sped to his bedside from Eiswood Bluffton and Cincinnati, while telegrams were sent to Beitman family members in Indianapolis and other locations.

L. P. Beitman

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