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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
2
Richmond Indiana May 2 Joseph Seifert one year after being convicted for criminal responsibility in the death of Miss Arletta Dwight gins has been granted a new trial by the supreme court. Seifert released on bond and returned from Michigan City prison.
The National Association of Manufacturers president D M Parry drew sharp criticism for denouncing conciliation and arbitration amid labor tensions. Critics urge continued use of peaceful dispute methods, noting unions' right to organize and the risks of unrest. Senator Hannagan plans to counter Parry in Columbus with a broader labor-issues address.
The dispatch argues against reckless spending and debt during prosperous times. It urges individuals to save for a rainy day and maintain living salaries, warning that prosperity is temporary and unknown in duration.
A large crowd gathered at the liberal arts palace as Governor Dockery of Missouri welcomed the states. President Francis presided with Governor Odell of New York delivering the response and Rabbi Leon Warrison giving the benediction. State buildings were dedicated as officials escorted visitors to each site.
Corvallis Oregon May 2 Earl Rawson a sophomore at the state agricultural college died from injuries after attempting to clear a high hurdle the obstacle struck him and penetrated his body eight inches. A false report from Port of Spain Trinidad claimed fifteen crew of the British cruiser Pallas were killed in rioting, which is untrue.
Indianapolis markets show wheat steady to strong with No. 2 mixed and corn variations. Cattle and sheep mostly steady to firm. hog prices mixed. Cincinnati and Louisville report mixed wheat and steady to strong hog and lamb values. Chicago straightens cattle and hogs with mixed sheep. New York and Buffalo mark sparse activity with subdued cash corn and steady lambs.
Indiana Republicans and Democrats discuss the transfer of The Journal to Charles L. Henrys. Leaders expect the sale to influence party strategy and press tone. Governor Durbin and staff return from St. Louis praising the fair and military display, while drummers and national convention plans draw attention.
A garbled 19th century advertisement page touts King Drug Company remedies for coughs throat troubles and consumption. Claims include cures by King’s New Discovery and Dr Wood’s Wormwood Pine Syrup with endorsements from small-town residents.
Local merchants tout wide discounts on brooms, handkerchiefs, gloves, candies, school supplies, and stationery. The sale includes shoes, work clothes, belts, hats, hosiery, garden seeds, and flower seeds with claims of fresh stock and customer satisfaction from repeat buyers.
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