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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
4
A fragmentary report outlines state school funding with total apportionments and local support retained in treasury. It mentions fines issued by auditors and a juvenile running away with a married woman. a horse theft near Monroe City is also noted amid uncertain characters.
Fragmentary note describes probationers and Sunday morning services at Mays church with plan for reception and continuation of probationary period.
Fragmentary text describes an incident in Canton Ohio involving a man and his wife. The garbled lines reference dates in October and May and a suspect linked to a crime. Details are too damaged to identify names or precise actions.
Joseph Frank died Tuesday night at 1414 West Walnut Street after a short illness. He was born in 1825 and lived in the city with his son John. His wife died two years ago. The body will be taken to Aurora for burial.
A garbled report describes Salvation Day at a Presbyterian church with a major ceremony. It mentions a dedication, enrollment, and a namtee possibly linked to the event, plus a Sunday schedule including 10:30 and 7:45 p.m. times and a junior group.
Read fragments report that Owen Moyer and William D. Haywood were reelected leaders of the Western Federation of Miners, while imprisoned in Idaho on murder charges related to Governor Steunenberg.
A moderate crowd witnessed a three mile skating race at the rink Tuesday night. Wil Petts was the very winner defeating Harry Wolfe after Wolfe dropped on the forty fifth lap. the rink will not be open tonight or on the Fourth.
Officials discuss a $250 bond and the upcoming election as Mr Godwin is set to take office on the first day of January next year. The county treasurer plans to announce deputies and future appointments.
A naval board informs the president of an immediate plan to deploy ships to the Pacific theater. The request outlines reinforced battleships and carrier support to counter rising tensions and assure maritime security in the region.
The Herald notes allegations against Mrs Crockett after Jessie Johnson a reformatory youth, living near Alfordsville, was brought to the county jail. Crockett reportedly served time and denies mistreatment. Mrs Crockett is said to have become ill after serving coffee.
A damaged clipping recalls a man likened to Crockett in his youth and involves a jail arrival last week. One figure asks if remorse follows a death, with a brief reply implying regret. The fragmentary text mixes names, ages, and vague events without full context.
Contested church property suits move toward appellate review as loyalist and unionist factions clash. Washington and Monroe City matters involve J P Hicks former pastor and Cumberland Presbyterian trustees, with trial rulings favoring unionists and new-trial appeals filed. Audrey Williams returns from Odon Ragiesville. local deaths and notices appear amid city happenings.
The government announced amnesty for political and press offenders except anarchists to mark the centennial of Giuseppe Garibaldi's birth on July 4 in Rome.
A French court postponed the petit trial concerning the temporary arrest of Marcellin Albert, linked to tensions among wine growers and recent disorders in the southern region of France. The case involves Ferrouy and other local figures amid uprisings.
Report from Roosevelt indicates General James B. Aleshire will serve as quartermaster general of the army with the rank of brigadier general. Humphreys is set to retire as Charles Bl. Humphreys is referenced in the context of the leadership changes.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel and Bellamy pods as natural remedies for catarrh. It claims to soothe throat irritation and clear nasal drip by inhalation, asserting the product kills germ-causing membranes and cures breathing pains.
Dr Bhdop of Racine Wisconsin offers Preventics and B booklet to prove their effectiveness against colds. The products are described as safe candy tablets with no quinine or laxatives and are sold by Lindeman Pharmacy.
Nations seek to curb consumption as a deadly disease. Foley’s Honey and Syrup touted as a safe remedy. The advertisement claims the product relieves coughs and colds and resists consumption, urging cautious use rather than unknown preparations. It lists Smith & Winton as druggists selling the product.
A collage of 19th century patent medicine ads touts Foley and Hall’s Catarrh cures and kidney remedies. Promoters claim lasting relief from kidney pain, digestion, asthma, piles, and stomach issues, backed by testimonials and wholesale druggists.
Ira Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania suffered two years from kidney and other ailments and spent much on doctors. He found Foley’s Kidney Remedy cured him and urges others to try it. Sold by Smith and Winton druggists.
GarHsle Center resident B Apurbam of GarHsle Center testifies after four years about being cared for by York. He writes that laxative frost syrup cleanses and stimulates bowels without irritation. Sold by Smith and Winton drug Ga.
Plaintiffs Walton Morrison and unknown heirs seek to quiet title on real estate in Washington County Indiana against unknown heirs devisees and legatees of Amos Townseng. Defendants must appear September 34 1907 at the courthouse to answer the complaint. Attorney is E Laughlin.
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