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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
2
The fragment discusses a perceived extraordinary shock art strain and its impact on the nervous system of an average woman, comparing fatigue from daily life to this strain. It mentions Dr. Pierce's Common Sense and offers instructions to send stamps for a bound volume from Buffalo New York.
The Indiana delegation to the Philadelphia convention backs Harry New a zealous Indianapolis journalist and GOP organizer. The piece lauds New for his energy, clarity, and readiness to push party causes, noting his influence at state and national levels and his role on the National Executive Committee.
Reports from Washington state the Oregon battleship is aground with all 360 aboard saved. Consul Goodnow’s cables from Shanghai indicate Pekin ministers largely safe, with German minister possibly killed, while Prince Tuan’s control raises fault lines over who bears responsibility. The State Department pushes for a Pekin relief force, questioning current naval strength and awaiting clearer foreign position.
The British minister at Pe He Youetteler and a German minister were reported murdered by native troops in late June. The legations remained undestroyed. An American consul cited a June 25 telegram from HE Yung Lu saying other ministers were safe but the situation was desperate and may collapse within hours.
Weather forecast fragment mentions rising conditions and possible precipitation. Text is fragmented and unclear, with stray terms referencing calendar dates and places, limiting concrete detail.
In Shelbville July 2 a judge overruled a new trial plea in a homicide case, finding sufficient evidence of guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The verdict cited the lack of corroborating evidence and noted the defendant’s guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The article mentions a $3.61 claim allowance and references local factories preparing for fall work.
A blaze in Detroit gutted the building housing the Detroit Journal and its editorial staff, sparing only the presses. The total loss is about 57,000, largely insured, with the Free Press building issued the Journal today.
Three tons of gold arrived in Seattle on Sunday aboard the steamer City of Seattle and City of Topeka. The treasure reflects ongoing Aleutian transfer traffic and boosts local commerce.
The article compiles scattered wire service items noting a fire destroying a large hotel in Sioux Falls, international conflicts in China and Turkey, the Boxer Rebellion aftermath, and legal rulings in Texas and other locales. It mentions casualties, political actions, and troop movements affecting multiple regions.
The State County cuts association discussed a plan to rally superintendent support but the measure was defeated after a subaie chair of a union effort.
In Anderson Indiana on June 30 over 30 employees of the Union Traction Company were evacuated or resigned after the firm ordered all staff off duty. Motormen wore slings and protested wage deductions for lost time. In Welcott Indiana a cadet company notes 71 members with Berbert Hoets as captain and L. L. Fieldridge as first lieutenant.
A fragmented notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery claiming cures for chest and lung diseases. It notes weight gain after use, a claim of curing thousands, and mentions people from Yorktown and Vincennes as visitors with prize winners and social hosts.
A cryptic note extols baypy and baypon or baypy like remedies to keep bowels strong and blood bitter and listless dogs it with burdock blood bitter and fiver and Ranys as active.
Pastor Eilis M. Stee of the Elite Baptist Church arrived today to visit relatives Ira Weck and attend the Cros'c- Dale wedding in the area.
Advertisement promises instant relief and permanent cure for hives using Dean's Ointment sold at drug stores for 50 cents, appealing to both children and adults. The claim emphasizes easy cure and reliable results.
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