Monday Evening Mar 2 Published
Evening edition dated Monday March 2 carries city briefs and brief notices. Readers see market updates weather snippets and community notices in a compact town newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
4
Evening edition dated Monday March 2 carries city briefs and brief notices. Readers see market updates weather snippets and community notices in a compact town newspaper item.
The piece notes Mr Tillman accusing newspaper friends of cherry picking sensational quotes while ignoring the rational. It mentions Rev Thomas Dixon predicting a future race war in the South and blood in prohibition states, plus comments on birth rates and Darwinian ideas. It cites Chamberlain on Canada and US invasion worries.
A collection of aphorisms urging self restraint in pride and action. It warns against flattery and risky speculation, stresses consulting conscience before propensity, and notes how leadership requires self command and prudent judgment. It questions aggressive wars and comments on wealth, charity, and business-minded governance.
Washington dispatch surveys Hearst bid for the presidency and his influence on the yellow press. It notes Bryan's attendance at a Columbus Ohio Lincoln Day event, Hearst's shift toward politics, and Democratic tensions over platform splits and potential candidates amid broader party maneuvering.
Jos E Butele Ordonaz is reported as president of Uruguay. Reports mention a rising danger level on the Mississippi near Memphis. War between Russia and Turkey is discussed as a distant possibility. The spring freshet affects the South with flood marks and damage.
A terse observation notes that ill judged business attempts typically proceed without proper analysis, suggesting risk of failure. It cautions against impulsive moves and underscores the value of thoughtful planning before committing resources or pursuing risky projects.
Thieves are active in Washington and police are allegedly busy as well with little luck. The Foxy Grandpa company left for Washington to perform this afternoon and evening after a successful visit here last night. The Washington mayor may view the show favorably, noting better quality than usual. Washington papers cite a rural image as boys linger near church doors and an officer guards each worship site.
Evansville Journal-News editors critique Indiana lawmakers and press in a lecture on the so called third house. They note how gambling lobbyists form against a proposed tort bill and deride the sensationalism of newspaper coverage.
Miss Wright from the class of 02 visited Monday and Miss Bishop left school. A chorus organized by Prof. Black will sing on public day. Zella Till and Rosco Carnahan visited Tuesday. Ray Wilson quit to attend local business college. Sophomore class elected representatives. School board members Read and Gers visited classes. Junior masquerade at Edith West's home. Freshmen described as sociable with weekly parties and library visits funded by Mr. Carnegie. Juniors discussed refreshments for Thursday party. Boys resumed gym in the basement after two weeks. Seniors held a Friday supper and literary program. Dr Stewart Rev Spoonts Evan gelista Toy and Fisher visited Friday with Toy giving a talk and Fisher singing two solos.
A notice urges all members to attend work in the first and second ranks at the lodge. Ex Mayor Ames of Minneapolis is cited regarding extradition and accountability, while comments note similarities among medical schools in bill payments.
A simple morning option features Mrs Austin pancake flour for a fast breakfast. Readers are guided to a convenient, comforting start with a reliable flour choice and easy preparation steps.
A noisy mix of health ads extols Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs and strengthen lungs, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and appetite, and Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for sores, Pills for pancake mixes, and Folay's Kidney Cure. includes a notice about stock in Industrial Savings and Loan Association series thirty-seven.
News from Geneva reports Turkish troops clashed with Bulgarians and Maredoniana near Monastir. Turks withdrew after heavy fighting leaving thirty two dead and many wounded. Separately in Brownstown Indiana Jerome Anderson was acquitted in a poisoning case involving arsenic.
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