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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
6
A fragmentary item announces a lecture by Madame de Blumenthal on Manners and Catodivin Rugsin at the Presbyterian church Friday night under Bay View Clubs auspices. It also mentions trial bottles at M Jones Drug Store and a scheduling note about a time card.
A Washington endorsement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for back pain lameness and kidney discomfort. Testimonies claim relief for both husband and wife after using the product sold by Hoosier Drug Steve and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
Congressman W Miers faces factional strife as Moss and Hebss challenge his renomination. A Bloomfield revolt spreads through Greene and Martin counties, forcing Miers to travel to assess damage and map a response. The Bloomington Progress notes rising anti plague sentiment in Bombay city with 7,179 renters in one week.
A damaged OCR passage describes a youth involved in a troubling incident. It mentions a newspaper tone about a sixteen year old, societal poverty, and a disputed outcome. The text references an assailant, a trial or investigation, and physical harm.
Report from Cedar Grove details a late night dispute among three men ending in fatalities. One victim identified as a Baker, with others named as local residents. Police investigate while investigators trace a string of related incidents across nearby towns.
Debates loom over the conference report on the financial bill with possible diversion to the Porto Rican measure. Republicans expect quick passage while two appropriation bills, army and District of Columbia, await action.
Chicago March 12 report notes the Building Trades Council endorsing a sympathetic strike at the request of the Machinists Union officers. The union, one of the largest in the country, threatens to secede if the strike is not supported and will continue the strike until its demands are granted. President Jaimes O Connell of the machinists declined to discuss the council action.
A South Dakota divorce case centers on Willim H. Rosencrans, city engineer of South Bend. He left the city for Chicago on business then reportedly went to Louisville to obtain a divorce and soon married again, revealing a peculiar sequence of events.
Residents near the Little Vermillion River were forced to flee as floodwaters rose on March 2. Boats ferried people to safety while the Illinois Spring Valley bridge was toppled, the second such destruction in two years.
Morristown Indiana March 12 The Rushville Natural Gas company has shut off nearly 60 percent of patrons after refusing to sign new contracts. The council will cut mains at the corporation line if the company does not reduce prices as required by ordinance.
Funeral services for Edward J. Phelps former minister to England were conducted yesterday in Battle Creek. Dr. Dwight delivered the address with honorary pallbearers including Arthur T. Hadley Yale professor William Gra and Deanines Way. The body was later moved to Burlington for interment.
Fragmented wire service items describe a six year old boy in Hartford County burning after a gas jet fire. In Terre Haute Huffman suffers suspected fatal injuries following abuse by a mule driver. A Alexandria officer Frank Faden, aged 24, shot himself after a breakup, with a long suicide note.
Very dear beet prices around 85 cents a pound alarm Bayana buyers. A report from Stroud Oklahoma mentions a missing child and a family search while a local cough remedy circulates widely, reflecting community concerns and health matters.
The fragmentary item notes stations and accounts in a dated ledger style. It records entries linked to individuals and a location, hinting at transfers or disputes within a local organization, with no clear dates or full names available.
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