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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
2
The notice states publication occurs each evening except Sundays with a specific emphasis on Saturday evenings, dated for the event. The brief indicates a regular printing schedule and omits Sunday releases.
Indications from the Fourth District show Hugh T. Miller of Columbus as a potential Republican for Congress with Democrats favored by recent gains. The piece notes party dynamics, campaign timing, and voter counts, alongside a financial state report and military camp preparations at the State Fair grounds.
Wonderful Nerve promises relief for accidental cuts bruises burns and sore feet with Bucklens Araga salve claimed to kill pain heal the trouble and cure piles. Sold by J. N. Jones druggist for 25 cents.
Suspension of Talbot J. Taylor & Co. and W. N. Stow & Co. follows months of heavy selling. Lends ideas of large liabilities around 6 million for Taylor and 1.25 to 2 million for Stow with Keene family ties entwined in the collapse.
Bradstreets reports liquidation pressures on industrials but notes improved corn and cotton crops, better industrial conditions in New York and other centers, and cheer in Western and Southwestern trade. Cereals show selling despite good crop outlook and high quality new wheat. Iron and steel and other metals feel broader market depression with restricted buying and falling values.
The Loom Fixers' Protective and Beneficial Association withdrew from the Central Union of Textile Workers. Other unions may follow as they seek to manage their own affairs, per President Clarke.
King reports inquiries about placing a one million pound loan in the United States. The loan would run twenty years at five percent with Siam general revenues as security. In a separate item, the Navigation Bureau plans recreation halls in navy yards to attract enlisted men and reduce desertions.
Total production of pig iron in the United States for the first half of 1903 reached 9 707267 gross tons. The Danish West Indies treaty dies in official notice. Japan adopts waiting and watching Russia policy per Britain. Weekly US business failures rise to 158 with 173 prior week. Leo XII wills property to successor for church use. National Industrial ex-Slave conference convenes in Memphis with 34 states represented. Kentucky jail murder leads to hangings of two 17-year-olds. Stock market prices continue long decline. two major brokerage houses fail.
A dated collage of ads and slogans urges economizing with a grocer, selling home goods, tonics, and summer instruments. It touts Burdock Blood Bitters, a druggist’s expertise, affordable ball papers, and general self improvement notes found in a small town newspaper.
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