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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
2
Indiana Democrats show weak support for next state ticket with multiple figures declining bids. John Wern Samual Ralston Zol Yara and others are cited as not seeking or dodging governor bids. World’s Fair visit plan prompts cleanliness drive. a military carnival aims to fund an infantry armory with a target of 20000 to 25000 dollars.
A Indiana diary on convictions over expediency notes that voting for reform laws did not hurt political prospects. Leaders like Charles F. Remy and Hugh Dougherty argue it pays to stand by right principles, even against saloon interests, with examples from the Baxter and Nicholson laws and local electoral outcomes.
In Seymour Indiana on August 28 ex mayor A W Mills was shot in the abdomen during a street encounter with police officers Baughman and Reddinger. Mills is listed in very critical condition while Officer Reddinger suffered a jaw wound and Baughman was shot twice in the left side.
In Delphi Indiana on Aug 28 David Evans a Rockfield merchant was ambushed on his porch by masked robbers who beat him twice and stole $500. Evans kept cash for farmers lacking a bank. Officers have no clue.
Twenty men chosen to select ten more to form a city arbitration committee to settle disputes seeks outside input but favors Marion area residents committed to the city’s interests. A double wedding at Biddle’s Island Carnival Grounds draws large crowds as two Cass County couples wed on an elephant. Mary L Muir-Thompson-Colvin-Neal-Conway-Smith of Ohio Falls has undergone five marriages, a widowhood, and multiple divorces, with the latest groom George O. Smith.
Dr John A Martin of Indianapolis resigns after five years as assistant surgeon and surgeon of the state soldiers home. He is succeeded by Dr Theodore C Sargent as assistant surgeon. Flor ence Martin, his sister, resigns as superintendent of nurses and will accompany him. Martin has not decided where to locate. Probable Fatality at Funeral in Bloomington Indiana A buggy accident injures William Stephens who may have brain concussion. Mrs Stephens is bruised and may have spine injuries.
This ad from Louis F. Hunemeier, chemist at Farmers' Drug Store, markets stomach relief remedies. It urges readers to keep simple remedies at hand for health and comfort, claiming immediate relief when trouble first appears.
A short notice promotes cooling beverages and the finest imported bottled goods for home use. The dealer claims Acme quality and purity and invites trial orders to prove the merits of the stock.
The notice invites readers to have eye tests at Jepson 313 Main Street promising proper glasses and satisfaction with affordable pricing. It stresses timely action before it is too late and assures customers their eyes are valuable.
Speaks for Itself. The Edison phonograph evolved from the early cumbersome machine to a simple, durable device. It offers clear, smooth reproductions without scratching noise. Geo N Engert, 305 East Main St, invites you to see it and be convinced.
A consumer testimonial from C. F. Cornwell of Sauger Ties Valley Street, New York, claims severe hemorrhoids were cured quickly and permanently by Dean's Ointment after doctors failed. The ad warns about hazards from explosives and comments on carelessness.
Daily southbound and northbound trains listed with routes Indianapolis Evansville Chicago Nashville New Orleans Terre Haute and Terre Haute east mail. Times include daily services and Sunday exceptions and express routes.
A personally conducted excursion program advertises weekly departures to California with frequent dates, traveling via Denver and Salt Lake City through scenic Colorado routes for travelers seeking guided sleeper trips.
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