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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1903

Page

3

Personal notices from multiple towns and visitors

A busy list of locals and visitors from Baris Evansville Wheatland Alfordsville Linton Worthington Vincennes Jasper Terre Haute French Lick Madison Ill Flora street Shrieveport La and more. Names include Ed Moran Thomas Wilson Horace Waite J A McCord Jennie Lawhorn P A McCarty Stella Robinson Foster Clippinger Will Smal Effia Effie Casey Myrtle Stuckey Otis Willeford George Ritter and others with travels visits and returns. Also an ad for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to cure headaches and torpid liver.

Nellie Raesdale Worthington J. A. McCord Alfordsville Jennie Lawhorn Linton P. A. McCarty George Coryelle Edenburg Ind Foster Clippinger Vincennes Will Smal George Ritter Effia Corn Jasper Effie Casey Eaglesville Myrtle Stuckey Terre Haute Fred Clapp Felix Cadou French Lick Clapp

Lowell Textile Strike Ends in Victory for Hill Operators

The Lowell mills strike ends with a unanimous return to work vote among all unions in the textile council. About 47,900 operatives were involved since March 30, with wage losses near 1.2 million dollars and production limited by partial restart plans and high cotton prices.

Lowell Mass Textile Council Conroy William Southworth

Cardinal Vaughan Dead in London After Illness

The Rev. Herbert Vaughan, cardinal and archbishop of Westminster, died in London after more than three months of illness. Funeral details await confirmation.

London Herbert Vaughan Westminster

Cardinal Dies After Weeks of Decline at Westminster

In March the cardinal weakened from heart disease and dropsy and died peacefully after a farewell address to bishops. His body will lie in-state at Westminster Cathedral and be buried at St Joseph's College. Belgrade reports promotions within King Peter's military delegation in Geneva, elevating Colonel Popetlics and others connected to the late king's palace.

Westminster St. Joseph's College Belgrade Peter Geneva Popetlics King Alexanders Palace Kostics Gronics Strong

Michigan Tragedy Details Murder Fight at Munith

Jackson, June 22. A village hotel keeper August Braun defended his wife and child from threats of murder at Munith. He struck William McCrow, his former bartender, on the head with an iron bar. McCrow died within minutes. Big Glass Factory Burned in Summitville, Ind. Loss estimated at $166,000 for the American Flint Glass Bottle company.

Michigan Jackson Mich Munith Here August Braun William McCrow Summitville Ind American Flint Glass

Advertised Letters and Local Notices in Washington Post June 23 1903

List of remaining letters at the Washington P O for week ending June 23 1903 shows names under Ladies and Gentlemen with ads. Marriage licenses recorded for several couples including John Sturgeon Lula Wails and Grant Overton Stella Sears. Also notes a sales pitch for wall paper books and office supplies at 112 East Main St by Mrs. E Rickard.

Washington, P. O John Sturgeon Lula Wails Grant Overton Stella Sears Albert O. McLemer Mas Herrin Jeremiah Gregory Louise Elis E. Rickard East Main St

Hammocks at M J Qarnahan Co Offer Bargain Summer Comfort

The M J Qarnahan Co promotes a large selection of hammocks in many sizes styles and colors. Prices range from low to five gown and up to 75 cents offering affordable comfort this summer.

M. J. Qarnahan Co

Jepson Keeps Largest Stock of Watches and Chains

Advertises high class fully guaranteed watches at bargain prices from Jepson located at 313 Mainstreet. Also touts American Steam Laundry at 421 E Main Street offering hand wash and iron shirt waists for a clean white look. phone 99.

Jepson American Steam Laundry E. Main Street

New Troy Steam Laundry Ad and Joe Gordon's Place Notice

An advertisement extols New Troy Steam Laundry offering gloss finishes for garments and inviting customer trials. Another brief blurb promotes Joe Gordon's Place at 218 East Main, noting Washington bar service with light lunch, wines, liquors, and cigars for gentlemen.

Washington Joe Gordon East Main

Summer Millinery Sale at Shorts Sisters Artistic Millinery

The largest display of chic hats and fashionable novelties is offered at reduced prices. Sailors street hats and other trim hats are showcased in the Cloud Building. Visit this week for bargains on summer millinery.

Shorts Sisters Cloud Building

Little Locals Music Lessons Open for Limited Pupils

Miss Sara Neal will accept a limited number of piano or voice pupils through September 10 at residence 907 E Walnut St. Terms available by appointment. Phone No 2 New 616 dlh BeaianE The Presbyterian choir and helpers present a musicale at Presbyterian church Monday night June 22 at 8. Admission 15c. Bazaar at Second M E Church 413 East Main St Opera House building June 74 95 and 26 with light refreshments Wednesday and meals Thursday and Friday. Commi xx

Wusic Sara Neal E. Walnut St Beaiane Presbyterian Choir Halpike Cora Davis Kirk Fairchilds Presbyterian Church Luxcheron Ladies of the Second M. E. Church East Main Street Opera House Commi

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