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21 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1903
Page
1
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In Columbus and Chicago Irish societies paraded to mark Emmet’s anniversary with a mass meeting at the Board of Trade. Speeches by AOH leaders and Chicago officials urged a united path toward Irish independence while outlining the movement’s resolve and upcoming activities.
Frank Wertz and Mollie Rayneurs were held up by a man with a long club near Noble Street at midnight. Wertz was struck and robbed of $8 while the assailant dragged Rayneurs, tearing her clothing. Passersby and officers pursued the attacker, who fled before dawn. Wertz was wounded. the woman survived. Miss Rig minger reportedly near fatal. Worth and Miss Tthyngaraan expected to marry soon.
The clipping reports a murder theory around Linn Woodall on a Southern Indiana road, with Joseph Fiske linked to the crime as three men rode in a wagon car. a second item notes Ohaver killed by a falling tree, then a man allegedly assaulted near Indianapolis. additional items include a senator’s daughter wedding in Washington and fires at a bottle factory in Evansville.
London reports date September 24 with Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Arthur Elliott resigning as Scotland secretary and financial secretary to the treasury. Their exits raise total vacancies to four, prompting Austen Chamberlain Lord Milner and Frederick to be named as likely successors for Exchequer Colonies and India portfolios respectively.
Sofia September 2 Prince Ferdinand hosted a palace dinner in honor of J B Jackson attended by IEL H. Ruiatt British diplomatic agent and Bulgarian ministers. The event included a toast to President Roosevelt spoken in English with court musicians and a strong hope for expanding commercial ties and diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and the United States.
Milwaukee Sept 21 Floods on the Wisconsin river at Portage reached 15. feet at noon Friday as the levee on the west side broke. A vast sea of water covered six miles between the Wisconsin river and the Baraboo river flooding farms and destroying hundreds of acres of crops. Seven hundred feet of a city levee under construction was washed away as farm residences were surrounded by floodwaters.
Fragmented dispatch covers bullfighting in Juarez with crowds and cruelty rumors, plus a Philippine population update and an advertisement for Wain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The mixed items reflect 19th century wire service style and local commercial notices.
The Chicago Federation of Labor voted a lengthy letter of advice criticizing President Roosevelt on open shop policy and the Miller case. It faults his stance and places blame on powerful interests near the White House, while disclaiming a direct attack on Roosevelt. A copy will be sent to Oyster Bay.
Chicago reports a polo play accident where Nathan Salt, son of Laula F Swift, was struck in the temple by a ball. Swift, part of a contest with Frederic McBaughin and others, collapsed after the blow and died later, witnesses recounting the mallet strike and ensuing injury.
A weary Riverside packing plant foreman, aged about 40, killed himself after heavy losses from the flood devastated his riverfront business. Once prosperous, his works strained by water and payroll costs, he left a note before the act. He leaves a widow, formerly of Kunieus City, now living in Silverland.
Fragments report shootings and injuries at Tri State Fair grounds Fransville Ind officers Franks and Brennecke improved after hospital visit neighbors not admitted. A separate note mentions a New York case of Floyd Krox found dead after disappearing two weeks ago, and a Santa Clara road shooting death of a wealthy man. Also a Mercer county incident and a Virginia man saved by Chamberlain’s remedy.
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin U.S. Army arrives in Salt Lake City to meet with Senator Kearns and inspect Fort Douglas conditions during his stay. Also reported are a York newspaper man’s death, a sugar heat award, a wagon accident fatalities, and other scattered notices from various cities.
A Chesapeake era note claims a man freed from bilious dysentery after using Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The account credits the remedy with restoring health after doctors could not help, noting local approval and pharmacy availability.
An old classifieds notice describes properties for sale or rent on Main Street. It lists retail, barn, and outbuildings plus lumber and hardware items, with references to farmlands, rental rooms, and potential investments. Names and exact details are faded but indicate a broad real estate and loan opportunity in the area.
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