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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1901

Page

2

Tumor Cured by Dr Pierce Known Remedy

A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a superior cure for chronic female diseases. It claims monthly regularity, relief from debilitating drains, and healing of inflammation and ulcers. A Shelby County Ohio caller describes a mother with an ovarian tumor improving after using twelve bottles. the tumor allegedly disappeared.

Dr. Pierce Brrs Shepshire Ballou Shelby Co Ohio Pierce

Our Walking Delegate and Public Criticism debate

A reflective column questions sermonizing from pulpits and public rebukes in Washington. It contrasts ministerial reform efforts with personal persuasion and recounts a local tale of a reforming minister turning critics into enemies, ending with corruption hints around Sanford and tax listings in the city.

Washington Nhiovwt Iue Sanford Howrey

Reunion marked by a long-ago class gathering at Masonic Hall

The senior class of 3900 held its first annual reunion Saturday evening at Masonic Hall. Officers were named including President Be Hos, Vice President Seth, Secretary Virginia Heng, and Treasurer Sara Ly Neal. Arrangements listed include Fred Bryapy, John W. Ogdon, Louie Read, Ethal Bennett, and Sara Ned. Refreshments followed as teachers and class members toasted the event.

Masiinip I. Isrydb Seth Virginia Heng . Treas Sara Ly Neal Fred Bryapy W. Ogdon Louie Ethal Bennett Sara L. Ned Fbbg Axtell Ee Pet Allen Wadsworth Andy Etoast Axtell Baleen Sea Allen Brun Blanche Ellis Eric Lites Lele Y Myrtle Mattie Gox Ieyn Equa Wilgon

Tris Thosb Who Hive Tried in Chicago Scene

Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic scene in Chicago with scattered names and items amid unclear context. References include Ely and Brai St Naw Yor and a possible sale or mailing, leaving the main event ambiguous.

Tris Chicago

Chinese plenipotentiaries urged to sign joint note and end hostilities

Dispatches report Emperor’s instruction to Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang to sign the note immediately and seek terms limiting army posts and fortifications. Health concerns for Li Hung Chang noted as envoys prepare to negotiate with the powers.

Prince Ching Li Hung Chang Ching China Bb Chang Li Lang Ching Li Hung Ching Prince ‘Ching T E Senor de Cologan Chine Pdkin Fhe i Irone Geri Maes Mant Chong

Insurgent Camps Break Up Across Philippine Peninsula

Dispatches report ongoing American scouting yields captures and deaths among insurgents in the Philippines. General Funston and General Smith note targets near Moriones and Mount Arayat, with detachments destroying camps and seizing papers. Separately Roosevelt addresses audiences in New York while a forger named Stonewall is paroled in Michigan.

Manila Gan Antonig Genab Funston tGdysiin Smith Genbral Moriones Grant Mount Arayat Alejandrino Aliaja Eleventh Ninth Cavalry

Foreign and domestic notes from late February telegraphs

A patchwork of terse items from Moscow to Nebraska covers cabinet tensions in Britain America and Denmark. Reports include casualties in Vivar Spain and Arbitral talks between the United States and Russia China. Copenhagen trade figures and a New York hotel death. and Nebraska legislators converging for a 27th annual session with two U.S. senators to be elected.

Jeffries West Baden Ind Nichols Moscow Jankiry Vivar Spsid Lerthiwnds Ihc Lown United States Tussi i Fitant Hitchcoek Bith Avenue New York Denmark Mount Oswald Elbow Reef Florida Tampico Mexico America Hall Cain Uribe Ait Gorazel Bilivar Maracaibo Q.g. Johnson Democratic National Committee National Committee Nebraski Dibecola Unl Geon

Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar Says Champaign Resident

A Champaign resident at 212 Maple St. reports chronic cough troubles lasting months. After using Foley's Honey and Tar for a time, the writer claims the remedy cured the ailment and prevented further trouble.

Unger Maple St Champaign Foley

Holiday social notes and local postings from Odon News

Odon News E reports a holiday visit by Myres of Indiana University and visits by Charles Buchanan Pearl Lates and WE Bennett to Washington for short stays. It notes a strong holiday trade, photographers Crooke and Zanti planning moves, and local schooling and travel between Bloomfield and Mobile Alabama. It mentions Cove Hegaman Lectures and observations on spiritual mediums and frauds.

Myres Indiana Universiisited Charles Buchanan Washington Pearl Lates Wash ‘Ington Win Abel Albert BE Crooke St. Louis Ivan W. Riggins Bloomfield ‘Schools Ilinois WE. Bennett Indiana Mobile Alabama Trainor Jerome Nemotte

Five Doctors Fail Then Foley Kidney Care Heals Woman

Mrs Frinces LiSnles of Missouri Valley Indiana writes that after years of kidney trouble and futile visits to five doctors she was cured by Foley Kidney Care. The brief testimonial highlights a personal health remedy claim.

Frinces LiSnles Missouri Valley, In Foley

Vote Buying Becomes Felony Under Election Bill

The primary election bill, prepared by a subcommittee led by William Fortune J E McCullough and Joseph A Mintum, moves to chairman Harry New. The bill imposes felony penalties for offering or buying votes at primary or regular elections with prison terms of two to five years and ten years of disfranchisement.

William Fortune J. E. McCullough Joseph A&y Mintum Harry ‘Ss. New Tthe Indianapolis

House Stolen Mare Report From Pasture Near Station

A bright bay mare with blaze face, about sixteen hands high and four years old, was stolen from a pasture near Mydtt's station on December 12. A reward of 25 is offered for the arrest of the thief. the finder or informer will receive compensation.

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