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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
2
The issue discusses torpedo boat status and battle effectiveness, plus a roundup of local orchestral concerts led by a Chicago troupe aided by provincial talent. An editorial nod praises civic support and military familiarity, noting a resident editor’s reflections on Annapolis and local city life amid the Star’s commentary.
A brief note discusses selecting Mr Baltimore for a government cabinet role. The piece notes local reaction and possible implications for policy direction. No further details on dates or names are provided.
A Butler University student and peers discuss belief, infidelity, and the search for truth within college life. The piece questions how students approach doctrinal doubts and the role of personal exploration in matters of faith and humanity.
Advance agents prepared Tangements for the San Beathard circus touring 3ff Washington Syne 29. The act will travel by B. & and move from city to city carrying the show. The troupe will arrive southwest from Vincennes en route to Loogootee via the listed circuit.
The National President George F Dunn declared the boilermakers strike off after meetings with union and railroad officials. Machinery workers will resume full time tomorrow and boiler stops will be taken up as before. Most strikers are expected to regain their positions within weeks, while some non-union workers return to duties today.
The funeral services for Louis Jones, who died at age, were held this morning at Benjamin Madden's residence on East Van Trees Street. Burial followed at Ebenezer Cemetery. Also today, the funeral of Virgil Russell occurred at East Union Church in Harrison Township with burial in East Union Cemetery. Officials of the B and I pay car toured the city on an inspection trip, dining there before continuing north. Mr and Mrs Sanford of New Orleans arrived to visit relatives, their first visit to Washington in fourteen years. Dunlap Wakefield resigned from Citizens' National Bank.
Thomas Hayden a recently arrived painter working for Adaneph Herr was found dead in bed at the Bennett hotel on East Third Street after a night of heavy drinking. Witnesses recall Hayden singing earlier and a local painter noting he habitually came to town broke but saved some money, with his body later moved to Bonhaw’s anger.
A fire this afternoon at West Van Trees street destroyed D A Taylor’s feed house and Brown’s cement factory. A pile of straw and a cigar stub started the blaze. Taylor saved most items but lost wool and a bag of wool, straw, hour, and sacks valued at 574 with 300 insurance. Cement factory loss about 200 with no insurance. Building burned by W R Meredith. Cause thought to be discarded cigar stub.
Mr W Turner of Trahart says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets did him more good than any doctor could. He believes no physician could craft a medicine to match its relief for stomach troubles bilious ness or constipation and notes it is for sale by J Lindeman.
A chaotic account describes a swarthy man in physical decline due to heavy cocaine and opiate use. He wanders into town, begs for drugs, and is cornered by a druggist who provides small amounts for cash as the man exhibits tremors, weakness, and near collapse.
A vintage ad claims deafness stems from catarrh and mucous tube inflammation. It promises a remedy from Hall's Family Pills and doctors, asserting one hundred degenerative cases cured when the tube clears and hearing returns.
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