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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
6
Friday column lists John Hajns Vincennes. H P Redd from Indianapolis. George Wildman from Indian Springs. Fred Lamping Terre Haute. numerous others from Vincennes Lohgootee Petersburg Bloomington and more visiting the city on business or returning home.
Adolph Joseph went to St Louis at noon. Ed E Rice of Allison Ilpis hera on business. Walter Blizzard of Bedford was in the city today. Jno Scott returned. Shoals of Linton was in the city. Filley went to Vincennes this afternoon on business. Huston of Terre Haute here today on business. Read was in the city this morning. Gardiner returned to Cincinnati with a business grip. Sherman Fox of Alfordsville was in the city on business. Brazelton of Petersburg was a business visitor today.
London and New York dispatches recount mutiny charges after the Camperdown arrived from Cuban ports with 12 crewmen in irons. Six were firemen and six stewards, detained by police in New York after refusing orders amid a quarantine-influenced voyage.
Survey Taft and associates of the United States Philippine commission sailed for Lucent in Yayahas Luzon to organize provincial government. The insurgent drive surrendered Ata rifles in Pampan Bulacan and nearby provinces during the last four weeks.
Mleady Porthe Pray Brussels Marek T M Paul de Cas sagnac a French conservative deputy and editor of Liditorite Paris arrived Sunday with M Paul Buff et brother of M Andre Buffet and M Augustin Jernoint de Ramet of the French chamber who will act as second Witness for M Andre Buffet in the projected duel with M Paul de Row leue.
Pekin mourns as Captain Richard B. Paddock of the Sixth United States Cavalry dies in Tien Tsin after pneumonia. Funeral services were held today.
Reports from various regions include Diaz's steady strength in Mexico, Tang Ching's illness, a Spanish gunboat near Seville, Moroccan revolts near French territory, and Cape Town plague figures. Uprooted Conway Arkansas businesses, a $6.75 million gold bond issue, a bank robbery in Argonia, a train collision near Courtrai with injuries, and a severe West Texas cyclone near Wills Point with four dead and twenty injured. Also mentions Russian Manchurian credit, Tolstoy expulsion, Pekin mission returns, and Earl Roberts gifting the Black Eagle insignia.
The Indianapolis News notes Judge Taft's optimistic dispatch on Philippine civil governance. It highlights steady progress since the start of the policy, the growth of civil liberty under American sovereignty, and the envisioned path with Taft as first civil governor aided by a mixed AmericanFilipino government and adequate military to maintain order. It contrasts optimistic gains with earlier criticism and references broader support for peace and liberty in the archipelago.
Shop policeman Wilkingen went to Vincennes Saturday and arrested JF Dethrow. The arrest grew out of a parish suit in Squire Sirdeters court Vera months ago where the B&O S. W. garnished the wages of Ed Martin Dethrow. Dethrow had no claim and seeks to settle a casual suit for about fifty dollars. Also adds drug ads for Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders and Kemp’s Balsam as remedies, with claims of cure for colds and grippe.
The Democrat reports an alleged copy of a $500 reward offered by Alexander Killion for information leading to the arrest and conviction of blackmailers who demanded $1,500 in a stapled mass jar under a culvert. The paper questions the accuracy of the printed wording and notes the reward was provided to Washington reporters the day it was offered.
A notice from Alexander Kilnoon of Plainville Illinois offers 500 dollars for information that leads to the arrest and domestication of the party or parties who demanded 21 500 be placed under a culvert before March 8 1901. The appeal is dated March 7 1901.
Grace Robbins a respected young woman from near Scottsburg Indiana claims she was forced to marry Nee Hatlin after her sister’s aid at Alexandria failed. She says in captivity she was drugged and threatened, mailed a guardian a plea, and was rescued by Sheriff Everitt and Mrs Shearer as pursued by Hatlin.
A collage of ad style lines and political note references. Mentions a two minute dessert using hot water and cooling. Flavors include lemon orange raspberry and strawberry. Also notes a railroad consolidation bill as a political issue with Eph Toman and C E Davis as candidates. Public notices hint at footwear aids and mailed samples.
An ad promotes Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for grippe affecting throats and lungs and warns untreated grippe may lead to pneumonia. It mentions Kemp’s Baldama available at Be and 50 cents and advertises Pan American Exposition postage stamps with various designs. The text urges joining Buffalo events for eleven cents initiation.
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