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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
2
The article notes the administration plans a war on trusts but argues the policy targets officials not the organizations themselves. It warns against broad civil action and suggests current rhetoric lacks real bite, casting doubt on forthcoming aggressive measures to curb large combinations.
Neighbors discuss if the elder Rockefeller is alive, with Wiliag and Rock Re Reler asserting the grandfather may live in South Dakota. Tarbell cites that the man was once feared in his county, while family members avoid visiting New York.
Adriax Hawersly Waa secured Vincenne Four today, achieving a notable victory. The outcome highlights Waa's dominance in the event and marks a key milestone in the season.
Seven year old Vila Yates died after running to a mine shaft entrance at Linton and leaping down. Witnesses say she was used to playing near the mine but tumbled seventy seven feet into the shaft. Authorities investigate possible causes and safety failures.
Rathbone Sisters elected officers Monday evening with Vera Hastings as Past Chief Elizabeth Bender as Most Excellent Chef Banga Elia as Excellent Senior Lillian Keteh Mi as Excellent Junior A W Milton as Manager Charity Van Trees as Protector Bila Akers as Guard of Ontee Temple Mrs Mary CG Fitts named Representative of Grand Temple and Mrs Cora Hastings as Alternate
Dying of consumption and torments are described while a Maryland man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for fast relief. Advertises coughs sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with a $1.00 bottle at J N Jones drug store. Trial bottle free. Starling Dramatic Co presents Master and Man for one week beginning July 3.
West Main street delays draw council focus as repairs by the street car company drag on. Five members attend a tense session while two absentees are sought to reach a quorum. A petition seeks a street lamp on Front street. engineers report on Third Street. delays from missing wire hinder brick replacement. Train schedules and progress of the Mound City Limited are noted, with punctual arrival and praise for the eight hour service.
Rev J P Hicks pastor and publisher of Our Church Helper buys the Christian Worker from Rev F L Gould editor Boonville Indiana. The two papers will combine and publish as Our Church Helper serving as the state organ of the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad launches an eight hour Sunday schedule between Cincinnati and St. Louis. Vice President and General Manager M Greene notes the Royal Blue limited and Mound City limited runs. The Royal Blue line departs Cincinnati at 9 4?
A Evansville Courier cartoon portrays Washington youth with shaved heads in a three column panel. It humorously shows the barber shop rush and the sweetheart’s disapproval as the fad spreads, captioned The latest fad at Washington with notes on health and longevity. The item references a Democrat report from days earlier.
Jdoim Desjeans fined for Sunday case of Jiguur. Joseph Avelrart fined for abstract on view of saloon. Authorities impose penalties in circuit court proceedings with no detailed charges.
The clippings quote reactions from various editors on figures like Paul Morton Loomis and Taft. They reference the Philadelphia Mint, the Kentucky mint, Roosevelt, Gov. Davis, and calls to punish individuals behind corporate corruption while urging presidential action.
Sudge Boughton from Shoals reports Electric Bitters cured a severe kidney complaint in C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa. He suffered backache headache and low mood until using the tonic, which restored health and stamina. Sold by J. N. Jones druggist for 50 cents.
Hiram B. Ragsdale, aged sixty seven, died from jaundice and edema in Veale County two miles from his farm. He had undergone cancer treatment and declined operation after physician advice. Survived by wife and children including T. E. Ragsdale and F. Ragsdale. funeral at Bethany and burial at Oak scale in St. Lon rove cemetery.
A fragmented report recalls a Princeton incident where a youth sought funds for the first week’s board. It notes the three dollars were not wasted and the youth gained wisdom, with the narrator visiting the country under and discussing the case.
The funeral of Rictidra Norris was held with a requiem high mass celebrated by Bas. J. W. Doyle at St. Simon's Church. A large number of relatives and friends attended the service. The remains were buried in St. John's Cemetery.
A fragment reports a death and a local deafness cure advertisement. The text references Mrs. Hornbrook fatally injured after a noon incident in Pike county and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with bold claims and free circulars, typical of period advertising.
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