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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1903

Page

7

Airship races to captivate Faris crowd next summer

Santos-Dumont leads a cadre of aeronauts including the Lebaudys Tour and others in a planned series of airship races at Faris France. Preparations surge with landing yards, hydrogen depots, and miniature rail launch systems. Santos-Dumont expects a fleet of twelve passengers per flight and invites international entrants as the airship era nears.

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Train and Webster Anecdote Reveals Old Statesmen Traits

An anecdote from George Francis Train’s autobiography recounts early encounters with Daniel Webster and Gen. Zachary Taylor. Train recalls meeting Webster in Washington and being ushered to Taylor’s desk where the president’s shirt and tobacco-stained attire drew remark, with a cuspidor directly behind.

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Razor talk and signatures in a mixed column

A barber compares razors to people and notes tempering and truth in steel and character. The piece recounts a scene with Train and Henry Clay, discussing signatures on Webster’s paper. It ends with reflections on toadyism and a note about one cent fares on South London street railways.

Train Webster Henry Clay England Plutus London

Intelligent Chimp Esau Captivates Visitors on Stage

A four year old West Congo captured chimpanzee named Esau appears at the Pavilion after Consul’s disappearance. The animal, trained to shake hands eat with a knife and fork and operate a piano and typewriter, is to perform briefly in England before a planned operation in Germany to enable articulation.

Esau England Germany

Fighting Plants and Their Defensive Weapons

The article describes how plants defend themselves with thorns salts and odors and form protective alliances like the gorse plant arming itself to aid nearby species. It also notes plants can attack, citing the English sundew whose leaves secrete sticky fluids to trap and digest insects for nitrogen.

John J. Ward Harper's Magazine

Ancient Pipes And Insanity In Tombs Trial Truths

Ancient clay pipes from Western mounds and a soapstone meerschaum companion illuminate early tobacco use. The Tombs prison era reveals a “School of Insanity” for murderers with doctors staging crimes to test inmates' feigned madness. William Hooper Young’s murder trial and later cases show doctors’ manipulations and the question of genuine insanity. A separate note reports Frank Rockefeller visiting Emporia, Kansas, dining simply and chatting with locals, despite immense wealth.

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Dumb Man's Campaign Recalls Unusual Ohio Election

The piece recalls Joseph M. Hunter of Jefferson County Ohio and his unusual campaign as a Democrat for county investigator. He used a slate and pencil on the trail and was elected after a bold start his voice later returned drawing charges of trickery from opponents.

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Revival Meetings Led by Paralyzed Baptist Doctor

Dr. Daniel Shephardson, a paraplegic Baptist preacher, conducts revival meetings in Spokane Washington drawing large crowds each afternoon and evening. He speaks from a wheelchair due to paralysis sustained earlier.

Daniel Shephardson Skane Wash Shephardson

Blighted Earthly Hopes and Stork Lore

A fragment claims belief in celestial stork influence over a baby’s gender and suggests similar unseen forces affect desires. The note names Atchison Glabe as a source or representative.

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