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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
2
A promotional testimonial extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring beauty, vitality, and strength in women. The letter cites improved health, appetite, mood, and energy after use, claiming lasting benefits and offering the advertised medical advice service by mail.
A garbled page from the Globe Democrat references Missouri third party activity with Col. Bryan, discusses ballot secrecy, and mentions progress in rail and engineering projects. It also touches on national figures like Carnegie and Quay, and hints at regional political tensions and possible coastal expansions.
The text discusses shifting power from legislatures to popular vote, examining implications for the governor, senate selection, and the constitution. It references concerns about franchise, reform, and the influence of public votes on state governance.
The article recounts Ohio Republican backing of the protective tariff, praising the Dingley law as a triumph that has boosted prosperity, farm and labor welfare, and export trade. It denounces Democratic tariff tinkering and argues the Dingley policy remains unchallenged by opponents.
The piece discusses Captain Robley D. Erleings citing William C. Whitney as father of the present navy and criticizes Senator Chandler for challenging Evans. It notes Acts of 1882 and 1883 under President Arthur, authorizing steel cruisers Chicago Boston Atlanta and the Doluson dispatch boat, with Whitney and Chandler named in the controversy.
The Globe Democrat argues Chandler misstates history by crediting Whitney as founder of the navy that won at Manila and Santiago. It urges Chandler to present the true facts of the creation and leadership behind early American naval victories.
Multiple travel deals and health ads appear from Epworth and West, detailing round trip rail tickets to San Francisco Rome City and Detroit with varied dates and prices, plus promotions for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Foley’s Kidney Cure. Special excursions to Denver Pueblo Ogden and Salt Lake City are advertised with dates in July and September and contact details for the railroad office.
A humorous fragment describes Mr. Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky who turns yellow and claims Electric Bitter cured him after two bottles. It then shifts to various ads and notices including Terre Haute races, King s New Discovery for Consumption praised by J N Jones, and a brief note on an Indianapolis decision about jackpot coin legality.
Fragmented 19th century coverage reports partisan clashes over imperialism tariffs and public questions. Mentioned figures include Senator Jones Clayton and Secretary Gage amid discussion of Russia policy sugar duties and McKinley plans. The piece hints at resignations and summer plans for the White House.
Wakefield of Columbus Georgia extols Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it cured severe cholera morbus in his family. He reports recommending and selling hundreds of bottles to others with satisfaction and quick relief. Sold by Michieli Pharmacy.
July 8 through 21 sale details for passes to western lines with trains to St Louis Beardstown and other points. Pick up tickets July 7 or 22 inclusive with consult on stops and conditions. Complete fold can be 300 dollars on application. O P McCarry General Passenger Agent Cincinnati.
Indiana legislature changed the circuit court role in misdemeanor cases affecting saloonkeepers. Nichalson law requires local construction by each circuit judge, risking inconsistent rulings as cases plead guilty. Some keepers faced multiple trips to court and a potential license revocation if a third case arises.
Weather reports show June as the hottest month in years with May fatalities noted nationwide. Chicago records peak temperatures reaching unprecedented levels as July begins, while officials warn the heat wave may persist.
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