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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented discussion markets Favorite Prescription as a benign vegetable remedy that allegedly strengthens mothers to nurture their children. The text cites testimonials and questionable claims about safety, urging reliance on the product for female health without substantial evidence.
A jagged clipping discusses candidates for attorney general and other statewide offices, naming Charles W. Bille of Goshen as a candidate and referencing Gilbert and Taylor on ineligibility matters. It mentions railroad bridge funding, a pending canal project, and a plea to tighten election oversight with scattered phrases about local merchants and a July event at the state house.
A fragment from a Washington Gazette page hints at social intrigue around marriage proposals and financial concerns. The text mentions assumptions about husbands, personal vanity, and anxious warning against dangerous combinations in an urban social scene.
The report details Republican party maneuvering and candidate challenges, noting three nominations in a single district and tensions surrounding endorsements. It mentions Mr Goddrich, a possible district candidate, and the push to call on Senator Roosevelt for a letter tied to public instruction matters. It also describes a gas shortage in Indianapolis and health issues affecting state officials and educators.
A garbled transcription describes a forthcoming work by Henry Vinodl on early American history, with references to World War era figures and French scholars. It notes publication in early October and mentions various scholars, a New World history project, and contested attributions. The text is severely damaged with many unreadable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss large financial losses and damages, referencing numbers around 335K to 40 and mentioning Wilbon Humphreys and Sholay in an emirate context. The readable text implies a report on economic impact and damages.
An incident at Westlawn cemetery near Fort Wayne involves regular guards protecting a vault where a body lies. A confrontation led to gunfire and a fatal attack on a guard, followed by increased security around the vault as soldiers and company members respond to the breach.
New York reports indicate that a majority of the Court of Appeals judges favor granting a new trial for Richard B. Molineux on technical grounds. The decision is not expected to dramatically alter the overall case, with the broader principle standing that no evidence tending to fix responsibility should be excluded in a crime against Molineux.
Reports from Halville in Harrison County describe a race riot after a white mob whipped a Black man, causing his death. In the ensuing violence a Negro man killed Julian Adwood after an attempted break in. Armed citizens fear Tom Waker, said to be disordered, and rumors place him hanged. The unrest stems from crop mortgage disputes with advances taken by Black workers and alleged contract refusals.
A Cleveland man identified with prominent business interests reportedly killed himself by asphyxiation on his 46th birthday after a period of persecution by enemies. The article notes his long local involvement and speculates on motives as part of the report.
A small boat with seven aboard capsized on West Lake eight miles south of the city late Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Peter Krondyke P Van Halst and Miss Edith Maud were among the drowned.
Elyria prisoners broke out of the county jail last night by bending bars and escaping through a window. The escape occurred between the jail and courthouse area, with authorities investigating the break and seeking suspects.
Basi Baur led the Gutrenit Games and Stand club to a notable finish. Details show Baur achieving decisive scores and the club claiming strong position in the event standings. Local organizers highlighted Baur as a key performer in the meet.
A fragmented report notes a large poultry plant expanding its operation, aiming to boost production capacity for raisin roilets. The item references a location in Sidney, Ohio, with figures suggesting high per-pair pricing and aggressive growth plans as part of an industrial expansion.
A dubious advertisement touts a home remedy for alcoholism, promising a guaranteed cure regardless of habit. It markets a “wonderful cure” sold for one dollar, says it works without the drinker knowing, and claims ready advice from physicians upon request. The notice, signed by Giles & Co, urges readers to order from Philadelphia addresses.
An old advertisement touts A. W. Chase’s Sleep and Nerve Pills as remedies for nervous troubles and sleeplessness. It mentions required rest and “refreshing sleep” while noting the pills are sold by dealers as a widely available patent remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Burlington routes and schedules with scattered names and places. It mentions trains toward St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, Minneapolis, and West Northwest travel, September dates, and references to conductors and routes amid garbled phrasing.
Discussion of reciprocity and tariff reform in the McKinley era contends that tariff adjustments aim to aid infant industries and respond to economic pressures. President Roosevelt and his cabinet weigh modifications while facing opposition from some sectors and old industries. The piece notes the balance of available funds and the projected budget balance as of September, with attention to the treasury and deposits.
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