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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1900

Page

4

Government By Reason on Calamity and Territorial Change

An essay discusses American constitutional principles as the people’s source of authority. It traces territorial governance from Northwest Territory to eventual statehood, noting military to civil authority transitions and parallels with Porto Rico and the Philippines. It cites The Globe Democrat and Commercial Tribune on civil supremacy, education, and Congressional organization.

Posay Smewer Communisare Northwest Territory Confederation -Congress St. Louis Stat‘hood Philippines New Moxico Arizona Oklas Puerto Delanad Puerto “Rico Globe “Democrat United States Commercial Tribune Lsatond Teria Ivestad Congress Pats Framera Casa Porto ‘Rico Fe Federal Washington McKinley Porto Rico Jefferson Louisiana Missouri House Florida

Community notes from Montgomery township and Washington visits

Thomas Knife from Linton, John Rudolph sick list, and J M Dant at Washington. Local moves include Michael Zinkan into the old Farrel property, Cal Morgan into Hopkins property, and Gosting property purchase by Williams. Barr township commencement planned May 19. Terrence Westhafer wins Bi medal in W. T. C. oratorical contest.

Thomas Knife Linton John Rudolph J. M. Dant Washington McPherson John Shoals James Elliott Maud Edith Banta J.S. Westhafer Michael Zinkan James Farrel Cal Morgan Zach Hopkins Williams Gosting Mr. and Mars John Crangif Wislington Fey. DL Barr’ Township Jon Brown New York Brown Carpenter Keokuk Vuasa Bud Lewis Irena McClintock Johnnie Brown Opty Mad Murray Daliy Andery Stinkard Terrence Westshaffer

Local notices and social moves in Plainville area

Plainville residents and visitors are listed with movements and events. Names include Sallie Harrod, Miss Lillie Danner, Mrs. Cora Bunch, Mr. Fairhurst, George Osman, Al Vickrey, Col. and Mrs. Culvertron, Grace Harstine, Emery Harstine, Woodson Murphy, Lillian Murphy, Mrs. Martha Alexander, Bufas Carroll, Grace Denny, Frank Proctor, Albert Crist, Ivy Killion, Rev. Fish, Tannah Corlett, and Maggie Bennett. Also noted are land purchases in Western Kansas, a funeral for Tannah Corlett, and local social plans by Hebekahs.

Sallie Harrod Sellersburg Ind Millis Washington Lillie Danner Bindra Cora Bunch Fairhurst Cornettsville George Osman Epson al Vickrey Hyatt Wes -Hére Aursaay Culvertron Edwardsport Vikin Charles Killion Grace Harstine Clay City Emery Grace Denny Frank Proctor iAlbert

Local Notes Share Visits Illness and Civic News

Communities report visits from George Alford and Martin county residents, sickness of Aunt Susan Allen, business trips by J A Vowel and Joseph Chaudier, and several residents attending funerals. Mentions of a lodge organization drive, crop prospects, and a funeral in Dubois county frame a late 19th or early 20th century local page.

Joseph Chsitd Guzi Loogodtea William Padgett Dulcis County George Alford Oak Ridge Martin Herbert McMatés George Chadd Susan ‘Allen J. A Dubois Hiram Collins Windom

Local Farmers and Visitors Report in Corn Belt

CORNETTSVILLE farmers plowed corn as Oversupervisor G L Alexander worked to improve conditions. Washington visitor G B Patterson came Thursday on business. Mrs W H Bunch and Miss Lucy McAttor of Plainville visited Friday. Ed Alexander visited Sugarland relatives Sunday. F J Merrifield and George Ward were at Edwardsport Thursday. Williams of Washington visited Sunday. Claude Fairhurst at Eps Saturday. Baker visited county seat Thursday. James and Arlay Candlin were there Saturday. Herndon of Washington visited Daugherty family in Odor. Pete Wadaworth of Ragleyville passed through town. Sands and Kim Swinds on business to Fallville Thursday. Harry Hart of Washington visited Monday. Ies Grace Tomey to Indianapolis Tuesday to visit relatives.

G. L. ‘Alexander G.B. Patterson Washington Leo Williams Samuel Meng Blainville W.H. Bunch Lucy McAttor Plainville Ed Alexander Ed Alexander, Visited ‘Relatives Ini Sugarland F. J. Merrifield George Ward Edwardsport Dode ‘V Williams Claude Fairhurst Eps Wr. R Baker James Arlay James Herndon Iigu Bissey Hington Grace Tomey

Marsh Items and Local Clergy Notes

The local column reports visits by Mrs. George Hackler at Mosquito Bend and Harvey Hacks of Marsh last Sunday. Rev J L Weeks of Cornattsyi will preach for Pleasant Valley next Sunday. A mule spotted on the road from Washington Monday followed the group about ten miles before the owner Henry McCain retrieved it and paid for keeping. Rev G W Myers preached at Pleasant Walls last Sunday.

George Hackler Mosquito Bend Harvey ‘Hacks Marsh J. L. Weeks Cornattsyi Pleasant Valley Washington Henry 2 McCain G. W. Myers

Tom's Hill News Plowing Opens Local Notes

Local notes recount farm work as plowing takes precedence. Mentions visits from Mr. Hugh Boxers of Washington, Mrs. Steele and family, Miss Pearl Bresle, and Emuy B Pruitt. Several residents are noted traveling, visiting kin, or recovering from injuries after a timber accident.

Bedzley Hugh Boxers Washington Mies Tompson Miss Dimipnf Charley’ Hodge Steele Dds Spurgeon Maysville Tigh Wykoft

Local Notes and Socials Amid Small Town Happenings

The community reports a busy week with church events, visits to Indianapolis, and social gatherings at the Swann and Swan homes. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Na Johnson at Bethel, while roads and school work draw supervisor attention. A bank charter grants Petersburg a First National Bank with 25 000 capital, led by Frank as president and John O. Davis as cashier.

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