Monday Evening, March 23 Publication Note
The item indicates an evening edition published on Monday, March 23, with no Sunday issue. Details about content or location are not provided.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1903
Page
4
The item indicates an evening edition published on Monday, March 23, with no Sunday issue. Details about content or location are not provided.
The piece cites the Senate, U S relations with Britain, and U S trade. notes Indiana Democrats challenge the 1902 apportionment law seen as disadvantaging them. mentions David Turpie and Harrison as figures in the state’s political map context.
The article notes President Housevelt weighing an early session of Congress next term to push key laws before the long session. It cites Panama and Giban treaties, Colombian Congress, and praise from General Rafaal Reyes and H. H. Harford on the American army. It also highlights Spooner’s cabinet declines and reelection.
Memphis reports river levels slowly falling and flood conditions improving. Levees north and south are holding, railroads west of the river expected to reopen by Wednesday, more refugees arriving, tents shipped from Jeffersonville to set up a large refugee camp.
Aneland in Darkness. Kingstown, St Vincent reports La Soufriere volcano grew more violent from Saturday night into Sunday morning. The crater discharged dense black clouds and loud explosions, plunging the island into darkness as ash and smoke spread.
A streetcar on the New Pleasant Heights line in East Liverpool Ohio ran away on a steep hill last night. The car struck an ash curve and overturned landing thirty feet away. Fifteen people were aboard and all were injured some seriously. The wreck was crushed and passengers freed with axes.
Jas. 8. Brown was shot and killed by an unknown highwayman a few minutes after midnight Saturday night while on the way to the station. A man approached from the front and another from the rear. the front man fired a single shot piercing Brown's abdomen.
Chairman Goodrich calls the Republican state committee to meet Wednesday morning in the Majestic building the last planned use of the headquarters. George Lockwood will stay on as private secretary to the governor and head of the press bureau. The report notes upcoming events including the Ancient Order Scottish Rite conclave, the federal building cornerstone, and possible candidates for governor and the Fifth district.
Hamp ton West, held for grave robbery in Noblesville, is rearrested on two grand jury indictments for stealing bodies from Beaver cemetery. Lucius R B Stout of Eagle town, tied to the case after paying 1500 bond for alleged aid, faces charges for involvement. Plague in Maratian shows no new deaths or cases Sunday, while Villa Union reports a check in the outbreak.
An ad collection touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for cleansing the stomach and regulating the liver and bowels with easy, pleasant effects. It also promotes Electric Bitters for kidney and liver troubles and Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour as a quick breakfast option, with local retailer J N Jones druggist guarantying remedies.
An old collation of medical claims touts Foley s Honey and Tar to stop coughs and strengthen lungs, Chamberlain s tablets to improve digestion, Doan s Ointment for skin ailments, and various elixirs. The letter from Batesville, Indiana recounts three months of illness cured by Foley s product, urging caution against substitutes.
A Danville reader, N Jackson, reports his daughter suffered a severe cough that settled on the lungs. After trying many remedies, Foley's Honey and Tar was used and claimed to have cured her. Smith & Winton.
Chicago and Cincinnati depart on weekly excursions via New Orleans and via Omaha and the Scenic Route with through sleeping cars. Special trips to Mexico Cuba and California under Raymond Whitcomb and the American Tourist Association call for February 21 and March 14 departures. Round trips from 160 include all expenses. itineraries available via Illinois Central agents and Homeseekers circulars for farmers and home seekers in Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana.
The Illinois Central Railroad offers two thirds fare on one way colonist tickets daily from February 1 to April 30 2003 to many points across Idaho Montana Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Readers may request exact rates for their chosen destination from C BLE T A Wueccer 126 Main St Evansville Ind.
The B and O eight wheel line announces special excursion tickets due to church and plumber meetings in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Tickets go on sale March 3 and 3, and May 11 to 17 with a reduced return limit and telegraphic contact at 15,1999.
Accsunt Annual Convention in Fort Wayne Indiana by Grand Commandry of Sgd Fort Wayne Laod April 15 16 1903. B W will sell tickets to Fort Wayne and return April 15 united to return on April 17 Battle from Washington referenced.
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