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A local listing promotes Splendid card party souvenirs highlighting value and variety. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection for affordable keepsakes and novelty items linked to the event.
28 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
1
A local listing promotes Splendid card party souvenirs highlighting value and variety. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection for affordable keepsakes and novelty items linked to the event.
Yellow fever surges in Laredo with two deaths and 42 new cases as authorities report nearly four thousand residents have fled north and south. Quarantines blanket the city and surrounding counties while De Guiteras and Treveno coordinate sanitary measures and baggage screening. Mexico City reports five mild cases and widespread disinfecting as refugees stream in from Tampico and Victoria.
In Buffalo on September 28, Mrs. Jefferayn Davis shows marked improvement after a trying Saturday night, with doctors cautious yet hopeful as she rests and smiles upon waking. Meanwhile in North China, plague and cholera rage near Pel Targass, with about 2000 deaths in two months and Neiher Taku and Tien-Tsip still untouched.
Big town merchant says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured his wife after four months of illness diagnosed as bilious dysentery. Early use gave rapid relief. Sold by all druggists.
In Jasper Indiana Mellie Andrews formerly Miss Mellie Con pit Madd confesses to witnessing the 1885 murder of Stanford Freemanty, killed at his gate by two men and two accomplices. She says one man is dead in Tennessee prison, another jailed there, and a woman who aided them disappeared years ago.
A fatal quarrel in Hedford near Oolitic left Charles Cain fatally stabbed in a restaurant during a disturbance Sunday afternoon. Dorsey, the assailant, was wounded. two suspects, William Duncan and John Patton, are jailed as the injury to Cain was instant. Other items note a death near Island City, a wealthy manufacturer’s death in South Bend, a Poseyville bank opening, Addison Armstrong’s death in Kokomo, and a new Indiana National Guard company in Kokomo.
A fragmentary ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills at J N Jones Drug Store. The copy hints at health outcomes and a strict law, mentioning irregular living, derangement of organs, and constipation with a bold claim of brisk relief.
A southbound Southern railway mail train plunged from a Danville trestle seven feet high, tearing apart cars and killing sixteen aboard with many others injured. The wreck on the curve caused twisted rails and scattered cargo. Fire crews battled flames as officials blamed excessive speed for the disaster.
Latrasse Wisconsin September 8 A man killed himself after mortally wounding his wife at Gerald Lutheran church during services Sunday evening in front of hundreds of witnesses The wife is gravely wounded and will likely die The man had separated from his wife for some time. Wheeling West Virginia September 28 A well known citizen Join Laughlin committed suicide at his home after prolonged physical suffering and financial trouble. Bridgeton New Jersey September 28 A fire destroyed Ferracule Machine Co plant causing about 100000 in losses with 200 workers left unemployed.
An old soldier named J. J. Hardhs endured years of lewdn ey disease and failing remedies until he tried Elestric Bittery. The tonic quickly steadied him and he declared he was on the road to complete recovery. Marketed as best on earth for liver and bowel troubles, it costs 50 cents and is guaranteed by druggist J. N. Jones.
Chicago marks its centennial with a weekend of events including a formal opening ceremony and a massive public blaze of harmless red fire. About 200000 visitors witnessed plains dances and indigenous games in Lincoln Park while services and reunions highlighted the Indian tribes encamped there.
Camp Youngs at West Point Kentucky prepares for the first maneuver, an advance and rear guard drill. Regular detachments will test tactics against rear-attack defense. Hospital reports two injured officers, Lieut Alvin Bassette and Capt Morrison, while Col Rasompofft the Russian attache and Lieut Col Foster of Britain arrived for the drills.
The body of Maile Williams, 25, white, was found floating in East Lake near Birmingham on Sunday after being murdered. A man, Charles A. Keller, a painter from Jacksonville, Fla., Macon, Ga., was arrested in connection with the case after reportedly being seen with Williams Thursday afternoon. He denies involvement.
In Attala Alabama Sept a chief of police named Jenkins was shot and killed while trying to arrest John White and Gibbs after a dispute behind a saloon. Patrolman W H Blankenship and John White were seriously wounded. The incident followed firing by several shots as a confrontation escalated.
A Newark vicar general and Jersey City parish pastor, John A. Saepard, has been named monsignor by the pope per Bishop O'Connor, amid a barrage of late September notices from Monsignor, Deaths, and maritime losses. The item also notes several other unrelated incidents from Chicago to Saginaw and Monterey, including several deaths, ship news, and a notable court confession.
Fragmented OCR text shows a distressed property listing and trade offer referencing homes, lots, and city real estate. Mentions of auctions, insurance, and a variety of misspelled place names imply a general classified notice about sale or trade of households, farms, and suburban lots with partial details and prices.
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