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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
7
A collage of vintage patent medicine lines touts Allen's Foot Basis and other remedies for swollen feet corns and bunions. It promotes shoe store sales, foot care products, and a Milwaukee to Milwaukee round trip ticket offer while mentioning local doctors and salves for skin ailments.
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Workers at major steel mills plan a nationwide walkout in support of a full unionization of the Am American Sheet Steel Company mills. Leaders Shaffer and Shah Shaffer announce that about 15 000 workers may strike, with several key mills identified in Pennsylvania and nearby states. The union aims to organize all mills in the corporation, declaring any partial effort unacceptable. The company officials express uncertainty about the strike’s breadth and duration.
A Buffalo notice states National Bank of New York is closed and will reopen today after a currency crisis handover. Comptroller Dares and President Cornwell are cited. Bishop York’s wife is reported dead. separate lines reference Pettor and other fragments from a damaged text.
Deputy U S marshals arrest several striking workers after a tense incident near Williamson and Parkerstury. In Kentucky a group faces charges for tearing down injunction notes as federal officers seize protesters and hold them for court.
The week long constitutional convention in Havana will discuss electoral law and whether to elect Congress, governors, state representatives, mayors and councilmen directly. Debate expected on provincial autonomy and central government powers, with universal suffrage unlikely to change voting form.
The grand lodge of fishermen imposes a midnight strike at the Fraser River runners. Two to three thousand Japanese workers are on the ground ready for work. White fishermen vow to bar Japanese labor. Burnett family reports ten children born in five decades, four living, plus twins. Warren Sentinel-Leader notes a wartime style claim of an arrest and seizure.
The British critic and culture advocate Mrs Matthew Arnold Dyad dies at an advanced age. The obituary notes her status as widow and her late husband’s fame, highlighting her connection to cultural and literary circles of the period.
A medical advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a powerful remedy for nerve disorders. It cites testimonials from Mrs Fawcett, Mrs Hubbard and others in St ClaIrsville and Sistersville praising improved health, sleep, and strength after use.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward if Hunt's Digestive Tablets fail to cure many conditions from bad health to headaches after six months of treatment. It promotes one tablet daily before breakfast, with a six month supply sold by Hunt in Merom Indiana and Hennemier's Drug Store in Washington, Indiana, plus related travel tickets and nerve remedy notices.
The RB and the company offer greatly reduced tickets with five date options and one-car change between Washington Buffalo and Cincinnati. Sleeping cars available without inconvenience. For details contact agent by phone. Foley remedies promoted by Smith and Winton. KNIGHT: Fehrs CONCLAVE. The Bike W. I offers Louisville trip tickets with return in mid October.
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