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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
2
Evening edition date line notes publication every day except Sunday. Saturation of notices and a brief calendar marker indicate June 18 as the Saturday issue with standard publish timing.
Marion county grand jury to probe Arthur Stahl the St Louis detective brought by Dr. Hunt and a local paper to tempt Edwin D Logsdon for the slot machine bribe. Public sentiment backs Logsdon and condemns the detective ruse while Prosecutor Ruckels holds the inquiry. Moses Fowler Chase now confined at Dr Albert Sterne sanitarium in East Tenth Street and faces guardianship disputes over his estate amid a custody fight with his father and aunt Mrs Duhme of Cincinnati. The state tax ferret issue faces Supreme Court review as counties continue ferret payments awaiting ruling by Judge Rabb and Auditor Sherrick.
A mountain side collapsed on the Southern tracks between Spartanburg and Asheville on June 13. Thousands of tons of rock and dirt plunged into a major railroad cut, completely blocking traffic from the south and creating one of western North Carolina’s largest such slides.
Morenci Arizona June 13 troops not needed as strike ends with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight hours of work. Territorial guard departs camp. Five units of regulars from Fort Grant and Huachuca are on site under Coronel Lebo. Italians not included in settlement.
Closeq Down Factory Kingston W C June 13 The striking employees of the American Cigar company were paid off and a notice was posted that the factory would close indefinitely This is the only answer the company will make to the demands for higher wages Nine hundred employees are affected.
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from a western journey and Cleveland wedding attendances. He has met with Post Office officials about the investigation, backs Hanna to retain the chair, and considers Taft for a possible second ticket role. Navy tests raise concerns over turret strength after Nevada firing incidents.
An 1873 reminiscence describes circuit riders serving six sermons weekly across two to six week circuits. They crossed rivers without bridges by fording and swimming with saddle and baggage, facing wild country travel between distant stations. The author lists local families and forts from 1812 1813 and invites others to share fort names for historical insight.
Remaining stock includes watches rings sterling silver novelties and clocks. entire inventory to be sold this week at reduced prices from one half to the regular cost at the Economy venue. Opportunity limited and items described as jewelry and novelties.
From May 19th to Sept 15th the Illinois Central sells one way tickets at about half fare to points in the southeast and to Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Kansas Colorado. For full rates contact A H Swanson Chicago and W Wheeler Evansville.
Rates from St Louis to California and return quoted for July 1 to 10 and August 1 to 14. July offers 857.50 and 850.00 from Missouri River route. August lists 847.50 from St Louis and 645.00 from Missouri vet. Return via Puget Sound and northern routes through Billings or St Paul costs 11.00 in August.
Bedford Indiana June 13 Clifford Kline ten years old was electrocuted while playing near a street electric pole. The boy grasped a live crank used to raise the light and received a fatal electric shock. A live wire partially crossed the suspended cable, causing the deadly contact.
In Indianapolis on June 13 the Harrison Monument commission discussed a memorial for a noted American, favoring either a shaft or a statue with a decision likely after a forthcoming meeting. Location remains unsettled and timing unclear.
A letter from Mr. Johol Williams of 11038 East Main Street praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for restoring kidney strength after a paralytic stroke and notes repeated use with lasting relief. The piece also mentions Doan’s as the sole agent nationally through FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo New York and advertises a range of remedies including Herbal extracts for fever and stomach upset.
Two men arrested in Huntington Indiana are identified as Marion Jones and Charles Gillen from Marion Ohio and Piqua Ohio. They allegedly entered an Erie express car at Englewood Illinois and scattered freight from Hammond to Huntington. Jewelry and clothing valued under fifty dollars are claimed as the loot.
Thomas Smith, a Big Four track foreman from Greensburg, died at Indianapolis city hospital after a back head injury from a fight with a Black worker using a hand-spike. The incident occurred near Greensburg while employed with a gang of laborers. A separate Bloomington report says Frank Boughinton was crushed to death at the Diamond Stone Company quarry when a heavy stone fell due to shifting dogs.
An old time market notice touts low prices on meats and a fresh milch cow for sale at 110 Main Street. It also promotes a soda shop with crushed fruits and rich ice cream delivered citywide from the Eureka at 203 East Main Street with special bulk pricing.
An ad showcases wedding day gifts including rich cut glass, decorated china, solid silver wares, and a large collection of jewels and other adornments. The listing notes N. Hy Jepbom at 813 Main St as the contact or shop location.
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