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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1903
Page
8
Rev Frederick G Strickland editor of Social Justice and Ohio state organizer speaks on Social ism at Peoples Hall on Wednesday March 11 at 8 o clock. He promises a lucid exposition of a scientific form of government founded on justice with moral will as daily law. Admission free.
CHARLIE BROWN is in Indianapolis. JOHN JORDAN went to Loogcotes today. J. E. B. WOOLLEY spent Sunday in Evansville. E DONGRYAN of Seymour spent Sunday there. MATT KELLEY went to West Baden to visit. JOHN F. LUTZ of Evansville was here today. REV P A ROWAN is there from Montgomery. PROF HAMLET ALLEN returned from St Louis. GEORGE FRICK was here today from Vincennes. MICHAEL MADDEN returned to Loogootee today. GEORGE KIETNER of Petersburg was here today. MISS CORA THOMPSON visiting at Vincennes. W W HARGROVE here from Petersburg Sunday. CHARLIE WILLEY spending week at Cincinnati. MR and MRS JAKE BAITMAN visiting Louisville. MISS MARY SHAPER of Linton visiting. MRS E C FAITH visited by Mrs W P O Haver of Bloomfield. MRS W P ELLIS retired from a visit with Mrs Will Swin of Evansville. ALLEN JOHNSON returned to Fairfield today after visiting Harry Welch. REV AND MRS E A ARTHUR and child arrived from Patoka to visit relatives. MR AND MRS RAIMUND BRIDGES returned from a five months visit.
Batten to Kansas, Arkansas and San tory. Osia returns to Sasonville Indiana. Les back from Madison Illinois. Joe Eisen wife and sister Emma west to Manchester Illinois to reside. Mrs George McCracken visits Flora Alabama. Jerome Aull home from Denver after goldmont mine interests. Mrs Clara Smith arrives from London en route to Elnora. Louie Sefrit named assistant city editor of Seattle Times after rapid ascent.
Washington March 9 Alexander McDowell released an official Wakefield compilation detailing the 57th Congress work. The longest day reached 144 hours with 80 roll calls. 18 420 bills and resolutions introduced in 82 sessions. 1 639 Senate bills and joint resolutions sent to the House. 2 41 of House measures and 1 012 Senate bills acted on totaling 3 430. calendars held 405 House and 118 Senate items. 15 members died, seven resigned, and Rhea Kentucky and Butler Missouri were unseated twice.
Buffalo police press on with the lone woman clue in the Burdick murder inquiry. A new witness has provided corroborating evidence about a woman seen on Ashland Avenue around 1 am the night of the crime. Authorities withhold the name of the witness and continue cautious disclosures as they pursue the possible involvement of a female party.
Gen William Booth sails for England. Graeme Stewart nominated for Chicago mayor by Republican convention. James H Blount dies at Macon after 20 years in Congress from Georgia. Washington passes a bill making gambling a felony. Dominica rocked by volcanic disturbances with fatalities. Ferry capsizes drown 19 and workers killed at Spier Falls. Prince Henry of Brussels invites trip to America visiting Colorado and Texas. 10000 miners in Elk Horn and Fiat Top fields to receive 10 cent wage increase starting April 1. Armour and Co plans wireless telegraph experiments between city plants. A crowd watches a collapse of a shed as frost in Montreal claims two lives and injures 28. George L Perry indicted for murder of Agnes McPhee and Clara Morton in Waverly Massachusetts.
A collage of short items reports on a preacher’s large Sunday audience and ten new members, a farmer selling land, a legislative venue rule, a Kansas plan to hire a deputy, a zoo train shipment of ostriches, a rural mail carrier laid off for smallpox, church fuel collection, a doctor moving, Labor Day plans in Indiana, two papers printing county notices, a fine for aloft machines, Royal Arch Masons meeting, funeral of Prof. W. S. Davis, and floral tributes from local groups.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stuckey died Saturday night. Burial was at Bethel cemetery Sunday afternoon.
This afternoon Lewis Moore was fined one dollar and costs by Mayor Clark for intoxication. He paid the fine. Amiel Henry was arrested last night and today fined one dollar and costs by Mayor Clark for intoxication. He paid the fine.
Annual convention of Grand County Knights Templar of Ind. in Fort Wayne April 15 to 18, 1903. The B and C 8W will sell round trip tickets to Fort Wayne and return on April 14 and 15 with limited return options and gas guidance from Washington.
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