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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
1
A Langley airship test failed when the gas motor would not operate. Profs Munley and Langtoy attempted multiple starts as propellers revved poorly, a broken ventilator blamed for the stoppage. Witnesses noted the craft drifted and a launch mishap occurred aboard the airship boat, prompting an afternoon setback.
The secretary has been absent as deposits in national banks across the country were not learned. The Treasury's action to move funds is tied to upcoming crop measures and a looming need to secure cash. Authorities fear a surge of withdrawals if the crop program advances.
Six persons killed and several injured as a wheel collapse on the Southern Railway near Yorks and CL around noon Thursday. Fourteen bodies removed from wreck. engineers and a fraternal group member among the injured. Libyan and Bulgar attacks discussed in Vienna. Panama Canal treaty talks move forward with Colombia sending Marroquin to negotiate.
Mr. DIP Daugherty of Mercer and Sunmeron Towns West Virginia nearly died from fever and diarrhea. A neighbor learned of his condition and delivered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He improved within twenty four hours after taking the medicine, with help from local physicians assisting his care.
In English Indiana a pistol duel between John and Duteki Brown over a broken marriage escalated when Brown allegedly threatened a prominent man. The former wife drew a revolver from her dresser drawer and fired, wounding Brown as he advanced toward her. Brown fled. the couple has reportedly ended matrimonial plans.
An attempted jail delivery in Itzrion Indiana on Thursday was foiled by Sheriff Mills. Detective work revealed plans to test the delivery and involve Col Williams, a teacher suspected in wrongdoing. A jail window latch and tools were found breached, with entry attempted through a three story building.
The filing alleges Dr Jube and W Young dispute custody of their minor son amid claims of cruelty and a separate alimony issue. The minor, aged about five, is said to be kept from his home as Mrs Young seeks a stable home and support.
Indianapolis Sept 4 state auditor told county officials the state tax levy will raise funds for schools 12 mills on the dollar with poll taxes and additional rates for benevolent institutions sinking funds and state educational institutions. The levy for education institutions may be higher than usual and will be allocated per the recent legislative session. Also reported were a train accident near Keystone killing three women and a marriage in Indianapolis between James J Mutlee and Nora A Whiley, with other local items including a man killed by a train and dynamite damage to a Showalter residence.
Sucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised worldwide for indevelions cures surpassing other salves ointments and balms. It is touted to treat boils rashes sores and skin eruptions and promises guaranteed cure with formula by allpilea.
Despite a long race in dense fog, Shamrock IV finished behind Reliance by about five miles, with both boats hampered by limited visibility. Sir Thomas Lipton announced plans to return to England Tuesday, while questions linger about the American cup defense and team future.
Finday fhorning's papers publish positorials praising United States gains in beating Britain and argue America should not relinquish clp. The crew of the Dailah steamer Klampehbore is reported missing after a fire, with third engineer killed and six men unaccounted. London reports captain and crew held at South Shields.
Washington September 4 The Miller case at the government printing office nears resolution with foreman Miller likely to be discharged soon. Charges by the Bookbinders union against Miller’s retention are said to be unfounded by Garfield commissioner of corporations. Roosevelt desires public disposition before his Syracuse speech. Garfield and Cortelyou are away from Washington on the matter.
Hon Eugene Zimmerman of national reputation underwent an operation for a serious organic ailment on Wednesday and was reported resting easily Thursday at Good Samaritan hospital in a private room. Doctors say he passed the operation safely and is recuperating though possible complications could delay full recovery. Zimmerman is vice president of the HoDe railroad. his daughter Helen married the Duke of Manchester, making his grandson the heir to the dukedom.
The Montgomery Alm report describes Hobson City’s upcoming election under a unique local setup. Most residents belong to a Negro Union and the town’s governance appears to be largely controlled by two citizens, with voter turnout and candidate selection effectively restricted by this arrangement.
Kansas City dispatch reports district leader James Mooney, blamed for the Snoyinger road strike, is said to oppose Joe Mitchell at the Pittsburg conference as he pursues his presidential aims in the United Mine Workers of America. News notes Mooney’s cross purposes with President Witchett since the conference two months ago. Also items: Rich released from El Paso prison. Matte Rich arrives after early release. Zidmair found dead, possibly deranged. McClellan birthday in Bristol. Gell, death by own action in Queens. Beach describes stomach issue and endorses Chamberlain’s tablets with price.
The governor of Georgia is asked to honor a requisition for Charles Thomas, held for a killing in a dispute over cheap food. In Manila, insurgents clash near Laguna de Bay as 20 are killed, police report. Civil service plans discuss laborer reentry. Quarry Workers form new international union. Joshua J. Childs dies in Rome, aged 7. Hiliary Hamlin dies in a dynamite accident in Norfolk. Indiana nurses organize for examinations and registration. aged farmer Chris Hall Rorpman is robbed near Marchester. Evansville manager Adhenuick injured in South Bend.
A Hancock claims a cholera and diarrhoea remedy from Chamberlain's Collea cured him after a month of bilious dysentery. He reports immediate relief once using the product. Sold by druggists including L. Byers, a well known dealer.
A garbled OCR style notice describes property near The Loalepots Cromusdhtehod and Denk Walla with houses, barns, outbuildings, fences, water, and arable land. Mentions 240 dervs Srafles north-west and several rooms, outbuildings, and mortgage loan possibilities. Also notes rental listings and various trades.
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