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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1903

Page

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Trial Concludes In Bigham Blackmail Case

The Edward Bigham blackmail trial concluded with a general denial and favorable court instructions. The jury began deliberations around 2:30 pm after testimony, while defense alibi and denials were presented, including claims about letters and fires.

Edward Bigham Bigham Padgett W. R. Gardiner Houghton Digham D. L. Weimer Lewis Brewer Brewer Montgomery

Albion girls form anti boy and anti cigarette clubs

The Princeton Clarion notes Albion girls at UL run a club against boys and another against smoking. The column jokes that if this continues, many will become old maids and rely on their aunts for support on that day.

Albion Princeton Clarion -News

Indiana University Freshmen Law Class Prize Honors

Arthur Greenwood son of RB H Greenwood of John Street took fourth honors in the university freshmen law class and received a valuable books prize.

Arthur Greenwood RB. H. Greenwood John Street Indiana University

Fire destroys Henry Martins general store in Maysville

A one story Henry Martin general merchandise store in Maysville burned to the ground shortly after midnight. Locals could not save the building, with losses not exceeding 1000 dollars, insured. Tramps seen nearby are suspected as likely cause, while Martin, a recent immigrant from Terre Haute, once helped capture Joe Herbert.

Henry Martin Maysville Martinssya Martin Mayaville Terre Heute Home Telephone Company Washington Joe Herbert

Literary program and society notices from Bedford area papers

A review paper on an admirable masked performance and a Riley study by Minnie Carnshaw accompanied by Helen Williams on instrumental music. The next year program committee includes J G Allen Hamlet Allen Frank Arthur Helen Williams Minnie Carnahan. A Todiana literature study is likely. A Friday park picnic hosted by about thirty East End residents, rain redirected plans from Camp Manning. A house party is planned at the Opechameta club house with guests including the Cosner Winstandley Francis and several Misses and Messrs Reid Williams. Bed-ford Democrat. Mrs Will Keane hosted a Thursday dinner club outing at Fisher's Ford with a buckboard drive. Attendees included Mesdames Crawford Burns Burton Isis Burton Moore and Miss Femma Wood. Guests of honor were Mrs George Voelker Miss Nellie Keane and Mrs Cameron Hyatt of Washington. Mitchell item in Bedford Democrat.

James Whitcomb Riley Minnie Carnshaw Helen Williams J.G. Allen Hamlet Allen Frank Arthur Minnie Carnahan Opechameta R. C. Cosner J. M. Winstandley C. E. Francis Tresslar Beddoe Mitchell, Saunders Meglenre Chamberlain Btevens Messrs Roy Beddoe Clay Duncan Stanley Chrisler R. H. Williams Bedford Democrat Will Keane Fisher's Ford South Aft Oreans Lost River Mesdames H. H. Crawford J. D. Burns Jesse Burton Isis Burton E. P. Moore Femma Wood George Voelker Nellie Keane Cameron Hyatt Washington Mitchell Item

Rural delivery reforms credited in Indiana districts

Senator Fairbanks and Bob Miers are praised for securing rural free delivery in Indiana. The Indianapolis Sentinel and Washington Democrat note post office reorganization ends political pull in rural routes with promised expansions in Second, Third, Fourth, and Twelfth districts. Counties like Daviess and Knox already report complete service and others eye new routes this year.

Indianapolis Sentinel Washington Democrat Postoffice Indiana Post Office Department Fairbanks Bob Miers Daviess County United States Lawrence Martik

Close of School Entertainment at St Simon's Academy

Girls of St Simon's academy presented a hall program Friday evening marking the end of the school year. The program featured performances by students and accompanists including B Smeltzer G Kretz N Smeltzer and E Beckman with music, readings, drills and a Mozart sonata.

St. Simon's Academy B. Smeltzer G. Kretz N. Smeltzer E. Beckman R. Downey L. Donahue Miss Collyer Little Mischief The Little Ones N. Thompson S. Cabel M. Kiefer Apostles In Art Hulda Howard A. Raymiann G. McGragal B. McCrisaken C. Shepherd L. Cooper A. Howard V. Clements A. Kennedy H. Dougherty H. Riey E. Kauffman E. O'Connor B. Bohnert M. Lyden 8. Triuca A. Gillick F. Desch

Temperance Sunday Lectures Planned in Washington

Rev. J. W. Richards and O. J. Orbison of Indianapolis travel to Washington under the Anti Saloon League for temperance lectures. Richards speaks at Peoples Hall at 10 30 AM, Orbison at U B Church and Presbyterian Church, with a mass meeting in the afternoon. Knights of Pythias attend morning services at First Baptist as Dr Miles delivers the annual sermon.

Washington J. W. Richards O. J. Orbison Indianapolis Anti-saloon League of Indiana Richards League Orbison Peoples Ball M. E Knights of Pythias First Baptist Church Dr. Miles Order Peoples Hall Epworth

Church Services Noticeboard with Sermons and Dates

Several churches announce upcoming services. Rev J G Hudgins begins parish work with morning and evening sermons Gods Touch Mans Need and A Vision of Christ at Co P Church. Indianapolis preacher Rev J W Richards to speak temperance at Christian Church. Epworth Leagues and Sunday School times listed for M E and Presbyterian churches with speakers Orbison and Hobson for Children’s Day and evening addresses.

J. G. Hudgins Christ Christian Endeavor

Society and Clubs Entertainers Highlight Local Social Scene

Mrs A B McCoy hosted the Thursday afternoon club at her Harned avenue home with Ella Axtell and Ethel Sfrift winning prizes. The Riley club, hosted by Mr and Mrs Ezra Mattingly on John street, closed its 1902 03 course on American history and literature with a May meeting marking the adjournment until September.

A. B.’ McCoy Harned Avenue Ella Axtell Ethel Ssfrit Riley Club Ezra Mattingly John Street Mattingly

Sharta Sisters Millinery Sale Offers Reduced Hats

The largest stock of handsmocked Chin' Millinery is on sale in the city with reduced prices on street hats Sailors and fashionable novel steaders. Call this week at Cloud Building, Sharta Sisters Artistic Millinery.

Sharta Sisters Cloud Building

Indiana Democratic Second District Faces Mixed Rail Service

The report notes Monroe has incomplete service while Greene will gain complete service and Sullivan routes expand. It credits the Democratic Second of Indiana, arguing the Senior Senator, not the Congressman, deserves credit for the district’s progress amid uneven improvements.

Senator Fairbanks Congressman Miers Owen Monroe Greene Sullivan Union Indiana Congress

Railroad incidents and charity lodge event in Indiana

Master mechanic John Harris travels in Cincinnati on business while Traveling Auditor Thomas Donahue returns from Bedford. W. E. Farris attends a funeral in Terre Haute for Charles Pauley killed in Vandalia yards. Seventeen B&O S.W. gravel train cars derail at River Vale. Seymour crew restores them. Passenger No. 1 engine breaks down. another from Seymour makes it up, delaying service by an hour and a half. Charity Lodge F. and A. M. of Washington Indiana plans a picnic with special B&O S.W. trains to West Baden on June 24 leaving Washington 7 AM and returning 8 PM. baggage car for lunch baskets. round trip 1.35.

Thomas Donahue Bedford W.E. Farris Terre Haute Charles Pauley Vandalia Charity Lodge F.& A. M Washington Ind Baden West Baden

Livery Ad Promotes Barnett's Wedding Carriages

A Washington livery advertisement touts real dowell in the livery line with well groomed horses and rubber tired runabouts, traps and closed carriages for ladies. It offers reasonable prices and contact at Third & Van Trees, phone 6.

Washington Barnett Third & van Trees Street

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Hint Bigham Jesid Brewer Cpa Orriars Mb Sons F.A. Summers Hot’ Springs Ark A. M. Hardy Hot Springs Mr. Hardy i Eis L. P. Beitman One Price Clothiers E’re East End Camp Manning St. Simon’s Académy Temperance Anti-Saloon League K. of P. Memorial Christian Church Suday School M. E. Church Claes Charles Connelley Pressiterian Church Obison Anneal Eyooe Churca Charles J. Orbison Indianapoliis Hobson Society and the Clubs John Harris Cincinnati John Danohe and Ella Arnold Neal & Eskridge Washington's
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