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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
3
The writer announces leaving the fire insurance line and transferring the office to the second floor of the Jackson building at Male and Kas Street. They thank customers and patrons, express support for John Thompson, and state they will continue farm insurance real estate and life insurance services.
Numerous farm and city properties framed for quick sale near Washington. Five to seven room dwellings with multiple plots offered from 650 to 2000 dollars, easy terms. Riverside and river-bottom lands, 50 acre to 370 acre tracts, some timber, near rail switch points, priced per acre or as total. Many properties come with easy terms and quick sale potential.
Reports from Warsaw describe a violent day of protests and military response. Troops and cavalry clashed with workmen marching with red flags, causing multiple deaths and injuries across districts Zelasna and Zostore, with police and Cossack units firing on crowds.
May 24 reports from Glenwood describe a hunting party that failed to return from the East Divide area. Secretary Loeb reached the camp by 2 PM and planned to return today. New bear tracts near the Penny ranch suggest increased activity as the party departed without securing game or weapons.
James H. Hyde files an affidavit with Supreme Court Justice Maddox in Brooklyn alleging presidents and vice presidents of Equitable Life plotted to push a broader mutualization scheme. Samuel Untermyer seeks to intervene to restrain mutualization and challenge amendments to the charter requiring stockholder consent.
Albany May 2 report by the assembly judiciary committee urges removal of Warren B. Hooker from the Eighth Judicial District supreme bench. The investigation accuses Hooker of involvement with George W. Beavers in post office appointment schemes that defrauded the United States of various sums.
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