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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
2
Destitute Jamaicans in hurricane wrecked districts flee to towns for shelter as churches and public buildings are destroyed. A Port Antonio meeting, approved by the governor, appeals to American generosity for foodstuffs and lumber.
An advertisement asserts Hyomer provides quick relief for stubborn catarrh by soothing irritated breath and continual use promising a cure in many cases. It mentions Pa origin and reports on its effectiveness, touting prompt action over other medicines.
A beautiful woman armed with a revolver stopped Chicago traveling man H B Shaffran in Indianapolis at IH nois and Maryland. She forced him to surrender about 64 dollars and a gold watch, then compelled him to walk ahead before leading him to his apartment and vanishing.
Logansport Indiana August 14 reports that after Tennessee pearl hunters found pearls in the Wabash near Georgetown boats have multiplied. Many pearl-hunters camp along the river and a Pearl button factory is being talked about to use shells. Pearls valued ten to fifteen dollars have been found and workers reportedly earn about nineteen dollars daily.
A large Indiana Republican Editorial Association party of about ninety editors and wives arrived at Hotel Victory in Put-In-Bay for a business session plus side trips to Detroit Toledo Cleveland and Niagara Falls. The Missouri group is in town as well and mingling. Host railway Lake Er ie Western officials earned praise for special car and hospitality. Plans include a basket dinner at Broad Ripple Park in September and a possible Canadian Pacific trip next summer with a cordial invitation from the Canadian government for state editors to visit next year.
A czar signed ukase creates a special Amur district and Kouyang Tung territory in China under a viceroyalty. Admiral Alexeeff is named first viceroy with supreme command over the Far Eastern army and navy and authority to conduct diplomacy regarding his territory.
Gil bert Twigg, a former Philippine soldier, opened fire on a 3000 strong crowd in Winfield Kansas after a band concert ending with "Hiawatha" killing three men and wounding several others before a policeman fatally shot him. The dead include Sterling Rice Dawson Tillotson and D Bowman. Twigg fired multiple shots and wounded others before police intervention.
The Edison phonograph is praised as a simplified, durable machine with clear reproductions and no scratching noise. Jeweler Geo N Engert at 305 East Main Street invites inspection, urging readers to call and be convinced.
A short ad urges shoppers to economize by buying groceries at The Economy store, claiming the grocer can help save a few cents per order and accumulate a sizable yearly total. It emphasizes value and frequent purchases.
J M Cardwell & Co at 420 East Main Street advertises a large up to date furniture and house furnishings selection. It promotes a credit plan with small payments and no higher charges than cash buyers, claiming value for money and the city's best assortment.
A storefront notice touts Joe Gordon's Place on Main Street as a hub for the best people, featuring a line of fins wines liquors and cigars. It promises absolute cleanliness and a welcoming atmosphere that encourages patrons to return and tell friends.
In a tense reported scene at Cross Frontier, Aug 14, activists discuss the premier cross the frontier plan as opposition factions push for unity. Details remain fragmentary but the event signals a pivotal point in the regional contest.
An old advertisement extols cheap prices on screens to keep flies out and invites customers to seek help for trouble. Also promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns cuts and sprains with claims of instant relief.
An ad from Cas G Stemro Market on Main Street offers a selection of meats described as juicy and tender. It invites customers to specify their preferences for the best cuts and highlights cleanliness as the motto, with two contact phones listed.
This season brings stomach troubles and the right remedy saves suffering. Our preparations insure immediate relief. Medicine best when the trouble first comes. You should have simple remedies at hand for future health. The place to find them is Farmers Drug Store in Sunil’s Block, Louis KF Hunemeier, chemist.
An advertisement from Meredith House Barr promotes indoor cooling and refreshment with beer, wines, and whisky. It invites readers to place a trial order to experience the goods’ merits and emphasizes high quality and purity from a stacked selection of world imports.
Eye care service offered with tested vision and satisfaction guarantee. Quick service promises and emphasis on valued eyes. Eureka at 38 Mair Street and Jepson at 13 Main Street advertise ice cream, lemonade, and soft drinks plus stationery and perfumed products. Mrs. E. Rickard listed at 113 East Main Street.
Zack Jonice at 12 and 14 E Main street advertises a choice lot of melons and a wide line of groceries. The note emphasizes fresh vegetables, best prices, prompt service, and city wide assortment. Phone orders are encouraged.
Fragmentary notices show daily train numbers and Sunday departures with vague times. It references sleeping cars parlor cars and connections, directing inquiries to agents AY ALD and G Washington in Cincinnati and associated offices for detailed rates and schedules.
Timetable fragments list daily trains among Indianapolis Evansville Chicago Nashville and New Orleans routes. Entries include No 3 Chicago and Evansville Express daily at 7 40 pm and No 7 New Orleans special daily 7 55 pm with multiple northbound and Terre Haute lines and times such as 2 15 pm 9 26 pm 9 23 am.
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