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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary railway timetable text shows daily and Sunday departures, plus notes on rates and connecting lines. Mentions ticket agents Ay McDonald in Washington Indiana and G P A McCagey in Cincinnati with parlor and sleeping car services referenced.
The Indiana Supreme Court holds county clerks may receive per diem fees for attending court, raising salaries including a $210 yearly rise for Davie ss County Clerk Harris and back pay between $800 and $1000 for five years. Dissenters Dowling and Monks opposed per diem allowances though agreed with other parts.
New smallpox cases appear in two families near Bogard and Elmore townships. Health officials report improvement in the outbreak northwest of Epsom and quarantine remains for uninfected neighbors. No seriously ill patients among the afflicted.
Minnie Riley daughter of Mrs Thomas Riley of Florastreat died early today after months with consumption. The popular young woman had spent time in Little Rock and other southern points, was a devout St Simons parishioner, and is survived by her mother and sisters Julia and Helen Riley.
The Carpenters Union has chosen Jos Zinkan as President Charles O'Brien as Vice President Lafe Gilley as Secretary John Waller as Treasurer A P Hawkins as Red Secretary Joe Feagane as Conductor for the coming year.
A sizable crowd gathered on Wednesday for a pleasant surprise event. The turnout exceeded expectations with attendees noting the cheerful atmosphere and community feel.
In a Benjamin Austin letter, Thomas Jefferson favors buying domestic goods to strengthen the young nation. The Buffalo Commercial argues the Democratic Party must find leadership to restore order, while criticism of the Chicago Chronicle and Socialist ideas questions party principles and government corruption. The piece mocks Socialist claims, warns of rampant office-holding, and questions practical governance.
The order of the Eastern Star elected officers Friday night with Mrs. Clara as Matron and a ovation reported for the gathering.
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