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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
2
A collage of medical ads and product pitches appears, touting cures for stomach, kidney, and liver issues. Brands include Foley's Kidney Cure, Bucklen's Arnes Balm, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Dean's Ointment, and Ely's Cream Balm, with testimonials and pricing notes woven through headlines and tips.
Kiel June 37 German Emperor William replies to United States Ambassador Tower at a dinner with warm praise for mutual understanding. He says Germans in America are thriving and that no factor could disrupt harmony. He thanks the US president and offers cordial wishes for closer ties between Germany and the United States.
President Roosevelt replies to Emperor William II by telegram expressing gratitude for the warm welcome of the American squadron in the United States and in return pledges friendship and good will. The message dates from June 26, 1903, and reflects cordial diplomacy between the two nations.
Cornell dominates the regatta at Poughkeepsie New York with a varsity four and eight oared wins. Varsity four two miles Cornell first Penn second Wisconsin third Wa fourth time ten thirty four. Freshman eight two miles Cornell first Syracuse second Wisconsin third Columbia fourth Pennsylvania fifth time nine eighteen. Varsity four miles eight oared Cornell first Georgetown second Wisconsin third Pennsylvania fourth Syracuse fifth Columbia sixth time eighteen fifty seven.
Hazilton O June 27 No jury has been secured in the Alfred Knapp case. The third venue was exhausted yesterday and a fourth ordered for today. The state used one peremptory challenge and the defense will have seven. The trial proper can hardly begin until Monday.
Real livery services offered with well groomed horses and harnessed rigs including rubber tired runabouts traps and closed carriages. Sadiss uses safe reliable rigs at reasonable prices from W. W. Barnett's Livery Third and Van Trees street phone 6 in Washington.
The M. J. Carnahan Co. offers a large assortment of hammocks in sizes, styles, and colors. Prices range from five to seventy five cents, promising comfort this summer with a small investment.
A new shipment of sailor hats arrives and will be on sale Thursday and Friday at 10 cents. The items are normally priced 75 cents to one dollar. Misses M. and James promote the limited offer.
Arguments from Missouri levee boards are followed by the Mississippi River Commission as it works toward a comprehensive report for the secretary of war. The effort aims to address numerous river improvements and inform federal action.
Frankfort Kentucky reports the governor has set Friday July 24 for the execution of Earl Whitney and Claude O'Brien, the Lexington murderers.
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