Washington Indiana Daily Ad Rates and Subscriptions
Notice shows newspaper published daily except Sunday from Hastings, manager and proprietor at Fast Third Street. Subscription rates listed for daily and weekly delivery, with postal details and second-class matter at Washington Indiana post office. Rate figures are garbled but include weekly and yearly options. The fragment confirms a local city paper service and pricing structure.
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Hetto " Riajette
Saint Senee Ped Eace
B.A. ‘Hastings
Third Street
Washington
Indiana
Washington debates natural gas proposals and city franchise cautions
A fragmented report discusses proposed natural gas ordinances and city franchise safeguards. It notes council preference for uniform conditions, a strong ordinance, and careful franchise handling, alongside unrelated World War II updates on Filipino rebels and potential civil governance.
Patriotism and parade sacrifice praised in Indianapolis News
The piece lauds Indianapolis for abandoning its St Patrick's Day parade to honor General Harrison. It describes elaborate plans and significant spending, commends the citizens for their sacrifice, and links the event to broader ideals of freedom and national identity echoed by speakers at Tomlinson Hall.
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Alize
St. Patrick's
Ivish
Sven
Gen. Harrison
Tomlinson Hall
Harrison
Burke
Larrigan
Ireland
Wea
Pat Addy
Indianapolis News
Indemnities and tensions over China settlement talks
The article discusses proposed indemnities worth up to about 301,000,0000 tied to the Boxer destruction. noting disagreements among powers on bases of settlement. It also reports a March 21 feud threat at Welver over a shooting at a lumber camp involving Benjamin Haldeman, feared bloodshed between Weaver and Durbin factions, and warnings of a bloodshed if violence erupts.
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Guy
Llagué
Itt Ts
Dll
Butt
United Stater
Chigia
United States
China
Elkins
Benjamin Haldeman
Welver
Here
Puyton Ee
Haldeman
Weaver
Durbin
Juverin
Imany
A Mig Try March 321 Mob Hangs Suspect At Railroad Junction
Report describes a mob action at a railroad junction near Boul WY where a young woman found the site and a suspect, BR J Terry, escaped custody and was later recaptured in Br wal Miss. Police planned to move the case to Jackson but mob violence interrupted the process. Johnson Arraigned and trial venue discussed with pending plea and potential change of court.
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Joury Bell
BR Fee
BR. J
Terry
Br Wal
Miss
Perrentt
Offia
Tagkson
Deo'eloek
Pr Néwton
Ind
Martin Hobbs
John D. Loomiller
Hazelton
Hobbs
Justice Corder
Loomiller
Federal Appointments in Indiana
Washington March 21 announces Albert W Wishard United States attorney of Indiana and Hentr ic Pettit United States marshal for the district of Indiana. Their terms will expire March 22 and note the retirement of the present marshal.
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Washington
Las
Albert Wi. Wishard
United States Fighter Attorney
Indiana
Hentric, Pettit
United States
District of Indiana
Retcleval
Mr. Wishard
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Wounding in 21 William Mitchell Case
In a colored neighborhood dispute over Carrie Asbury jealousy led to a confrontation between Isaac Remley and William Mitchell. Mitchell allegedly used a pigsticker and then drew a revolver, shooting Remley fatally. Mitchell was arrested as a suspect.
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William Mitchell
Isaac
Remley
Carrie Asbury
Mitchell
Weather forecast fragment with sun and moon rise times
Fragmentary forecast notes rising and setting of sun and moon, mentions a fair, warmer Friday, and western portion with warmer temperatures. Contains unreadable times and garbled words, but indicates fair conditions and rising or setting details.
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Mann
Risit
Widow's Liquor Damages Case in Fractured Report
Fragmented account details a fatal fight over liquor sales. Charles Tiehenot allegedly attacked with a knife after a dispute at a saloon owned by Greening About 7 o'clock. Anil Lucas died. a grand jury found Tiehenot acted in self defense. Lucas charges claim Little bears responsibility for the death due to serving alcohol to a man already intoxicated.
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Temperance Hiiyachia
Weber Cotta
Astha Loksover
SV. Linde
Sadods Kecbor Ae Unidad
Agine
Charles Gi
Tiehenot
Tiehenor Ried
Anil Lucas
Grsid
Minet Tiehenot
Dellups
Lucas
Tragic Accidents Claim Two Local Men in Indiana and Illinois
In Illinois a one year old boy, Fred Timmon, son of Charles Timmons, is crushed by a falling tree while watching a relative work. He dies within hours near here. In Indiana, two men, C. M. Marlow and William Starn, are blown to atoms by a premature gunpowder explosion while stump blasting on a farm two miles south of oko.
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Thani the
Inn
Fred Timmon
Charles Timmons
Oko
Ind
C. M. Marlow
William Starn
CZARS LIFE IN PERIL Two Attempts at Assassination Recent
Berlin reports two recent assassination plots against the czar tied to a revolutionary movement. A planned attack at the naval cadet corps jubilees ball was foiled when officials halted the czar. Suspicious revolutionaries were arrested at the Nicola bridge with forged passes. A second plot during a capulate exhibition visit involved a stranger with a bomb found on him. the man disappeared.
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Berlin
St.Petersburg
Athens
Iet
St. Petersburg
Minjesty
Naval Cadet Corps
Kleigels
Prlace
Revolutionary Party
Nicola Bridge
Zaurich
Manuary
Ike
Ife
Big Mining Combine Projected
In March 21 report from Chicago a movement among leading coal operators to consolidate Missouri coal interests into one giant combine is under way. A Chicago meeting aims to perfect plans to cut production costs and counter growing power of rival wage organizations. The projectors seek to absorb every mine in the state through purchase or consolidation.
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Piingfield
Chicago Tor
No Concentration of Natives in Romblon Island
Washington reports no official confirmation of Major Smith ordering natives on Romblon Island to live in towns occupied by American troops or be considered in urgent. The action appears local to that area and not a general plan for concentration as part of suppressing the insurrection.
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Washington
Train Disaster Leaves Fireman Dead After Steam Exposure
A Chicago bound train derailment or mishap caused Cartemas an extra fireman to be enveloped by escaping steam from an icebox and he died about ten minutes later. Conductor Gately and Engineer Titus were in charge. Passengers suffered only bruises. The incident occurred during the night as the train traveled south.
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Yerbo Heute
Liv
Tyrcatei
HOYS BAND TOGETHER Lead Youths Runaway Scheme Reported
Auburn Indiana March 21 The St Joe Station boys on the Baltimore and Ohio rail line form a secret society to help each other run away to large cities and aid mutual protection About 40 boys aged 12 to 17 are involved including Mulford Stewart Walter Bleeks Anton Dorman Roy Gibbs and Arthur Allon Relatives report the missing youths in Chicago search by parents and police watchfulness increased amid fears of a mass exodus of boys from the town.
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Auburn
Ind
St. Joe Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Lara Ureguy
Mulford Stewart
Walter Bleeks
Anton Dorman
Roy Gibbs
Arthur Allon
Chicago
St. Joe
Brutal Ausband Guilty in Attempted Exile Case
Anderson and surrounding towns report multiple trial items. Ausband found guilty of attempting to exile his wife and child by firing, insanity defense noted, indeterminate act to govern sentence. Also reports a dynamite attack on a wife, a murder acquittal in Hazelton, a lineman electrocuted near Fairmount, a boy killed by a Monon train, and a man killed by a falling tree near Cromwell. Details include ages, occupations, and localities.
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Ausband
Sirawfordsville
End
Widow's Suit Raises Temperance Question In Rye
A damaged report describes a vagrant tale from a Little’s saloon in Rye where a widow sues over a temperance incident. The text mentions a death keeper, an insult by a patron, and a jury alert. Names and clearer details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Baluda
Cinaberiand
Little's Saloon
Aga Mose
Salon Owaerk
Ubu
Abd Emandé
Otis
Feachers Will Gather for State Teachers Meeting
March 20 event outlines preparation of a large gathering for the Soul niditest Teachers association. April 5 and 11 run events with local committees to entertain 4,500 visitors. Delegations include 190 from Terre Haute, 50 from Jeffersonville, 65 from New Albany, plus attendees from Columbus Shelbyville and many other towns.
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Iuil
Niditest
Associaion
Pam
Trive Haute
Jeffersonville
New Albans
Columbus
Shelbyville
Vrankiini
Suien
Aurora
Broken Promise Motive Ties to Suicide in Chester Township
Mrs Ma Hnda Miller of Chester township hanged herself in a barn at age 85 after allegedly breaking a vow not to remarry, leaving a 7 year old daughter and a surviving husband. The incident occurred in Blofftdi Indiana on March 1.
Double Tragedy in Brazil as Lovers End in Fire
In Brazil Indiana on March 10 Garfield Tribble aged 21 shot Miss Snow 17 mortally wounding her then shot himself Tribble and Miss Snow had kept company for three years and were reportedly to be married but Miss Snow recently declined his attentions Tribble died within an hour Miss Snow survived and is recovering
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Brazil
Ind
Garfield Tribble
Uni
Stellar Snows
Tribble
Miss Snow
Yuk Cuunoet
Authorities probe deaths at Marlin Soldiers' Home river bank
Officials investigate two linked deaths at the James Costello facility near the river. One body was found Monday and another yesterday along the banks, with investigators confirming both cases are under review.
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Marlin
David
James Costello
Boy Seeks Death as Train Whips Boy to Stream
Jeffersonville Ind March 21 Willis Mether 11 of Wilson's Switch was struck by a passing train while returning from school. He stood on the track's end and was tossed into a stream where his nickels and belongings scattered. He died instantly.
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Drerxduville
Ind
Ns Afether
Bf Wilson
Iain
Jeffersonville
Willis Mether
Wilson
Sengel
Woman Burned to Death Near Petersburg
Petersburg Indiana March 16 Mrs Clarence Woods living six miles north of town was burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a grate. She was cremated before help reached her.
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Petersburg
Ind
Clarence, Woods
Death of Zerelda Wallace Ends Indiana Honorary Leader
Zerelda Wallace, 88, noted Indiana temperance advocate and wife of Governor David Wallace, died at Cataract near Spencer. Her funeral was held at Central Christian Church after remains were brought to Indianapolis. Prof A R Benton of Butler University preached.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Zerelda Ge Wallace
John
Cataract
Spencer
Plague Reports Rise in Cape Town Districts
Cape Town reports show five bubonic plague cases including three Europeans and five colored residents, documented yesterday in official figures. The tally adds to public health concerns as authorities monitor spread and enforce precautions.
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Cape Town
Coe Town
Washington City News Notes on McKinley and Cuba
Washington notes discuss the unknown next move of the McKinley administration after the rejected Hayncefote treaty, with Senator Platt supporting amendments to Cuba policy. Postmaster General Smith praises rural free delivery, while plans for a presidential Pacific trip and a Pension Bureau commissioner's replacement circulate amid political comment. Bryan remains reticent, and the Fifty-sixth Congress is lauded for daily legislative work.
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Washixatox
D.C
Tyreat Britian
McKinley
McWinley
Senator Platt
Conn
Hill
Cuba
Grees
Smith
Evans
Pension Bureau
John ‘Palmer
Pacific Coast
Ashington
New Orleans
San Fransco
Delyth
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Washington
Bryan
House
Surrender of Lieutenant General Trias Signals Insurrection Crumbling
The surrender of Lieutenant General Trias, second to Aguinaldo, is hailed as of first rate importance and cited as proof the insurgency is crumbling. The note suggests Trias may have been the real chief of the insurgents if Aguinaldo is not dead or out of the fight.
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Genera Trias
Aguinaldo
Trias
Terre Haute Express
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