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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1903

Page

3

Inmate Leaves Lindsay Resort Fight Over Clothes

Police noted an inmate identified as May engaged in a struggle at the Lindsay resort as she tried to depart. A telephone threat sent authorities to the scene and a plea of guilty resulted in a small fine and costs. The dispute over clothes ended with the inmate leaving for Vincennes after officers intervened.

Ida Linley Obara Clark Coato Avia Regort Jast Lindsay Vincennes

Jail Almost Full Forces Early Release Of Inmates

Mayor Clark confronted a crowded county jail as two inmates May Davis and Bernette Howard faced prostitution charges. On promise to leave town by noon, they were released due to no room and a possible fine. Police had arrested them after a fight alarm as inmates fought for clothes. Ernest Nentemeier paid a five dollar fine for intoxication.

Clark May Davis Bernette Howard da Lindsay Reebort County Fesoet

Indiana Day Events Considered by State Officials

The draft plan for Indiana Indians Day procedures discusses choosing a date and the governor’s role. Assistant Secretary Alexander asks Governor Dorbin to fix the date with fall leisure in mind and May deemed too early for public exercises. The text shows bureaucratic deliberations and routine office chatter.

Commission Alex Dsivernor Dorbin Rans

Political Debate on Evolution and Revolution Intensifies

A fragment discusses the clash between evolution and revolution in politics. It notes radicals pushing toward upheaval, while the Republican Party is portrayed as advocating progress, yet described as enduring rather than temporary. The piece urges decisive action on the issue.

Publican Party

Rival Interurban Fight Court Battle For Land In Martin Circuit

In the Martin Circuit court, the Indiana Hydraulic Power Co and a rival firm contest land held by W. L. Stoy of Odon as they seek to build an interurban line along the White River. Judge Houghton will hear the case at Shoals on October 24, with the goal of connecting Vincennes and West Baden by rail.

Martin Circuit Hindostan Falls Unite Odon Stoy IH Hydraulic Power Co Indiana Power ‘Co Beet Sult Lin Martin Circuit Court Stoy Land Houghton Shoals Ula Lrs Vincanhes West Baden

Cure Catarrh with Hyomei Portable Inhaler Kit

Advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh promising relief by breathing the medicine rather than stomach dosing. It sells a pocket inhaler dropper and bottle of Hyomei for $1 with refills at 50c. guarantees refunds if not effective. It cites testimonials and compares favorably to other remedies.

Fred Clapp Hunt A . T. Fast Trea Bos Sion Fem Moon Merom Inds L. F. Hunnomisr Washington Ind

Gravel road work progresses on Newberry to Hamlet Allen Hill route

The gravel road contractor began work Thursday evening on routes north of the city aiming to finish long hauls before winter. About nine miles remain to be graveled along Burg and Troy roads with three more quarters to go on several routes. Breese Township notes slow progress and warns ship roads cannot be completed if work stalls.

Gi¢Mple Newberry Allen Hill Burg Troy Edward Apert Mayeville

Botany and Rhetoric Hots Highlight Term Changes

A fragmented school update notes term changes in Botany and Rhetoric Hots. Mentions misas Courtney at Odon and Vincennes leadership, with senior and junior enrollment figures and upcoming practice and athletics duties by Cora Banton and Charlie Billholme.

Mi-o-na Bond Promises Refund If Digestion Fails

An advertisement declares a bond guaranteeing Mi-o-na refunds the purchase price if it does not cure stomach trouble and restore flesh. It claims the remedy strengthens the digestive system and nerves, aiding digestion and overall health without risk to the buyer.

Fred S. Olapig Avery Clapp Fredom Fred. S. Clapp

Local Worker Kod Mra Weds Julia A Trotter in City

Mr Kod Mra and William Malone have begun housekeeping in the city. He is a B and O S W freeman and was recently married to Miss Julia A Trotter of Elnora.

Kod William Malone

Music trio returns from Petersburg to play at Baptist church

Will Cognwell F Arthur O Hendricka and Charles Willey returned from Petersburg after furnishing music at a Friday night entertainment at the Baptist church.

Will Cognwell Q. F. Arthur O. H. Hendricka Charles Willey Petersburg The Baptist Church

The Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims

An old herbal tonic markets Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy with iron and quinine, calling it tasteless. The ad promises no cure no pay and a price of 25 cents per bottle.

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