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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
3
The Indianapolis Editorial Association discusses tariff policy, free trade, and Democratic platform in the wake of national politics. The piece references President Theodore Roosevelt and the 1904 era debates, urging unity and caution against radical change while defending existing tariffs.
The Hartford City excerpt discusses industrial growth in Indiana with figures on production value, employment, and output. It cites totals for 1880 to 1900, noting a rise in manufactured goods and related economic indicators, including product values and wage figures within the state.
A fragmented historical passage extols America’s leadership and the nation’s institutions. It argues knowledge brings moderation and justice, praising the liberal order and urging youth to embrace opportunity and civic virtue.
In Indianapolis Sentinel March 1 1902 report banker Neptune of Phoraton and Mrs Nepssune note a very prosperous year. Farmers in the county enjoy unusual prosperity and depositors outnumber past records. They discuss land value rises and proposed road construction tied to farmer prosperity and local growth effects.
A garbled rail timetable lists trains and shipments traveling from Missouri to Illinois Arkansas Oklahoma and California. It notes departures from depots and connections to Peoria Chicago and Mattoon with stopovers and ticket details.
Fragmentary OCR shows ads and notices about Northwest Route trains, free weekday rides, and spring fare adjustments. Mentions March and April service changes, various streets and stations, with scattered names like Louis, Francisco, Bay, Pine Street, and general transit rate notes.
An unusual notice offers a reward of 8400 for information related to a constitutional matter. The fragment discusses timing and legal considerations, mentioning references to measurements and documents.
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