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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1903

Page

2

Public Printer orders oath for Washington government staff

An order by Public Printer Palmer required government printing office staff to take an oath of allegiance to the United States. Clerks on annual salaries already under oath. per diem employees to follow. The move surprised workers, especially the bookbinders union, amid dispute related to W A Miller, an assistant foreman expelled from the local union and later reinstated by President Roosevelt.

Washington Palmer Government Ice Cn United States Palmar Bookbindera’ Union W. A. Miller Bookbinders’ Union Roosevelt

Justice department probes Soper Huck leberry Colbert case

Washington reports the Department of Justice says charges about U S Attorney P L Soper his assistant Huckleberry and U S Marshal Colbert of Indian Territory are under official review with a full report promised. Separately Council Bluffs Iowa endured two cloudbursts flooding streets and causing millions in damage.

Washington Department of Justice U. S P. L. Soper Huckleberry Colbert Indian Territory Department Messrs. Soper Marshal Colbert Council Bluffs Northwestern Rock Island Milwaukee Southwestern Iowa

Indiana political scene on secretary selection and Irish extradition clash

Indianapolis August 27 The Republican state committee's secretary selection remains unsettled with rumors of offers denied. Chairman Goodrich plans to consult Senator Beveridge before naming a candidate likely to win re election in January amid reorganization pressures. Irish citizens oppose James Lyncheham extradition, risking tensions with England. The Indiana Board of Education prepares broader outreach to teachers for the St Louis exhibit. A Richmond funeral drew many local politicians for Senator Benjamin Starr.

Indianapolis Republican State Committee State Committee Goodrich Beveridge Maine England James Lyncheham Lfe Lyncehiaun Ife Lyncehaun State Board of Education Richmond Benjamin Starr Senator Starr Durbin Storms Sherrick Miller

Farmer Dangerously Cut at Keesling Farm in Indiana

Anderson Indiana August 27 William A Keesling a well known farmer near the south part of this county lies near death from stab wounds inflicted during a Saturday night affray with Vinton Pring son of a neighboring farmer. Pring is jailed at age twenty three. Peru Indiana August 27 Mrs James Myers seven miles NW of town survived a closet blaze blamed on a defective flue after delaying leaving religious revival. Danville Riot Trials August 27 A jury is being formed to try eight rioters from July 25 with testimony beginning and officials identifying jail attackers.

Anderson Ind Willam A. Keesling Keesling Pring Peru James Myers Danville Whitlock Tha

Johnson's Way All Bowed To His Will In Ohio Doings

Columbus Aug 27 The Johnson program carried through the Democratic state convention amid obstruction. Nominees on the state ticket were made by acclamation after oppposition reports and a seven hour session. Debate centered on the senatorial choice with Clarke gaining, Lentz blocking Johnson, and Zimmerman's camp shifting votes to Lentz before the second ballot. The slate names Tom L Johnson as governor and Clarke as monitor senator, marking a Bryan Johnson led control of Ohio politics for next year.

Columbus Ohio Johnson John L. Zimmerman Springfield Tom L. Johnson Zimmerman Monitor Lentz Senator Bryan Clarke Saltzgaber Baker Russell Hamilton County Bryan-Johnson Cleveland Frank B. Niles Toledo Edward J. Dempsey Cincinnati Frank 8. Monnet W. J. Dahl Washington D. H Charles A. Kloebe Wapakoneta J. H. Secret Ottawa Board of Public Works T. H. B. Jones Ironton United States John H. Clarke

Zimmerman claims Ohio governor race tainted by illegal seating

Springfield Ohio Aug 27 John L Zimmerman defeated Democratic gubernatorial nominee says Tom L Johnson won the nomination by illegally seating delegations from Hamilton Milam and Seneca counties He would have faced the minority platform but rejects the one his opponent helped frame.

Springfield Ohio John L. Zimmerman Chautauqua Tom L. Johnson Hamilton Milam Seneca Zimmerman People of

Disagreeable Memory Triggers Old Reminiscences

A terse reflection notes that some people hold grudges or memories so strong they recall past actions from long ago, resurfacing in present interactions and coloring current relations. The line hints at the enduring weight of bygone deeds and the discomfort of constant reminders.

Quick Relief Remedies From Farmers' Drug Store

An advertisement by Louis F. Hunemeier, chemist at Farmers' Drug Store in Sum's Block, promotes stomach trouble remedies. It claims immediate relief and urges keeping simple medicines on hand to preserve health and comfort.

Louis F. Hunemeier Farmers’ Drug Store Sum’s Block

No Matter How Hot The Weather Aids Beer Ad

An advertisement promises cooling refreshment with beer and a refined selection of wines and whiskies for home use. Ad copy urges trial orders to prove the merits of the imported bottled goods.

Addie Dillard Meredith House Barr

Jepson Glasses Offer On Eye Care At Maio Street

An ad urges readers to test and fit glasses at Jepson on Maio Street. It promises proper eye care, guaranteed satisfaction, and encourages prompt action before it is too late, claiming affordable pricing.

Jepson Maio Street

Edison phonograph showcases modern sound reproduction

Speaks for Itself. The Edison phonograph evolved from the early cumbersome model to a simple durable machine. It plays sweet strains with clear reproduction and no scratching noise. Geo. N. Engert, jeweler, 305 East Main Street, invites you to call and be convinced.

Tone Mr. Edison Geo. N. Engert East Main Street

Saugerstown reader praises Dean's Ointment for hemorrhoids

C F Cornwell of Valley street Saugerlies New York reports relief from hemorrhoids after trying Doctors with Dean's Ointment, claiming rapid and permanent cure while noting prior unsuccessful medical treatment.

Dean C.F. Cornwell Valley Street Saugerties, N. Y

Train Schedule Ad and Passenger Rates

Classified rail notice lists multiple daily and Sunday flyer services with numbers and times. It directs readers to contact A McDoxato, Ticket Agent in Washington Indiana, and O P McCanty, G P A in Cincinnati for detailed rates, connections, and car services.

Sca Enaee Ccc Ce Ese Ee Teeees A. McDoxato

Fragmented Time Stamps From OCR Note

A garbled series of times appears including 7 40 pm 1 08 am and 2 17 pm with stray mentions of 9 15 am and 9 25 am. The readable parts resemble time stamps without context or events.

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California Excursions by Tourist Sleepers

California excursions offer personally conducted trips via Denver and Salt Lake City with frequent weekly dates. Travelers experience scenic Colorado routes on comfortable sleeper journeys.

California Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City

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