Corning Notes From Montgomery and Local Visitors
A jumble of names and travel notes from Corning recounts John Delaney and Thomas Whitesides visiting Montgomery on Saturday. Local Democrats discuss Smoot’s likely rise and several residents, including Rev. P. H. Rowan and Rev. J. Pa Mathews, were mentioned in Sunday visits. Various townsfolk attended gatherings, traded letters about school publications, and a few moved about county institutes and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delaney
Montgomery
Sudays
Thomas Whitesides
Bes Orani
P.' H. Rowan
J. Pa Mathews
Tr Here
Smoot
Rootes
Will Élaney
St Monte
Ames Bothwell
James
McDonald
Veet Smith
Willis Delaney
Thomas Abene Colvin
Jim Kane
Jim’ Delan
B. Smith
Poeard
Pat
Murphy
John J Gillards
Leo Smith
Noebi Donald
St. Louis
Mibpt
County Institute
Washington
Simon and
Patrick Ae
Reeve
Thomas Lamb
Tholand
Glendale
Hudsoville
Tue Gazette
Pak Kane
Corning
Mae
Pat Kane
Fragmented OCR note on taxes and elections outlines
Readable parts mention taxation, polls, and a trustee year with unclear names. The text references Mieka and fall events, a reorganization, and a person described as Mr. Eis, but most details are obscured by garbled characters. The item appears as a fragmented historical notice about tax valuation and governance.
Notice to Non-Residents in Daviess Circuit Court 1902
State of Indiana issues notice in Daviess Circuit Court term 1902 to non residents Mary M White Kiprian White and others. Gilley Laura Hartford named as defendant others required to appear on the first day of the next term at Washington court house to answer and show cause. Witness in Washington July by Blimp attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gaurot Cous
Daviess
Mary M. White
Kiprian White
Arding
Isd Gilley Laura
Hartford
Tealde
Lagt Ip
Hene Daviess
Washington
Said
Agid
Anewer-Ordemur
Rennes
Fortville bank robbery attempt ends in pursuit and capture
A pair of armed men entered Fortville Bank and demanded 2500 dollars. A struggle near the cashier’s wing caused a shot and a melee. one robber fled, was pursued, and captured in Greenfield. The captured man, identified as A Hall of Marion, was wounded by a shotgun blast but not seriously injured. Nearby, other towns reported riots, storms, and scattered fatalities across Indiana and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsita
Fortville
Binik Allied
Bea Fortville
Teds
Ant
Cchier Pratt
Hullee
Ned Ang
Posse
Lorek
Greenfield
I. A. Hall
Myrion
Ipatituty
Total Death Toll and Philippines Insurrection Stats
Washington release compiles insurrection figures as of July 1902. Major James Parker reports 2 561 engagements since February 4 1899 with high casualties, 4 470 total deaths and 2 897 killed or wounded among US troops, plus many drowned in action during operations. Georgia lynching report notes John Wise, a black man, was lynched in Pembroke after being captured near Pooler following an alleged rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janed ‘Parker
Adjutant General's Office
Thas
Philippines
Manila
Parker
Georgia
Savannah
John Wise
John Smith
Pembroke
Monroe
Market report shows steady grain and livestock prices
Prevailing prices for grain, provisions, and livestock listed with steady quotes for corn, wheat, oats, and soy. hogs and sheep also steady. Prices at New York and Buffalo markets reflect continued firm conditions amid active trading for No 2 red and mixed grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geshambe
Lambe
Dolap
New York
East Buffalo Livestock
Gattle
BNI
Moledo Grains
Ana
Chicago
Louisville
Brendy
Local town reports a mix of incidents and real estate notes
A jumble of fragments from a July 1 issue covers uproar over a boy’s alleged assault, town inspection plans for a railway project, theater and storefront notes, and a long list of property transfers and estate actions in Washington. Names like McCord, Peters burg, and Hass appear amid scattered dates and local places.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ibesein
Mieka
Eis
ATH News
Bist
Zimaster
Zimmerman Eelts
Fider
Pont Oftire
Sydney
It Dipn& Woilk
Bonpioté
William Malone
la Porte
Indi
Westville
Willian ‘Tolton
Iharrow
Tolton
Weick
Indianapolis
Wison
ieGahea
Browning
Victtor Warmeda
Nashville
Inl
Jly
Boonville
Fee
Evanstiile
Republi
Mendis Uiebining
Valparaing
Ind
Samuel Bastel
Pine
Tyth Hestoa
Walter ‘Henar i
Astel
Rockport
Albany
Thd
William
Mary
Eve
Abe
Jetal Offi
Markey Report
Hue
Hpi
Widsiow
Jhry
McCord
Grigt
McCo
Tis
Pame
Frank Bj
Andi
Petersburg
Baltimore &Qhiv
L. G. Hass
Gt Sléal
Iera
Mt. Chare
Fea
Colorado
Wheatland
Will! T
South Washington
Hom Man Hughey
Willa
Ithe Hop Grounds
Marty Swords
Charles Valin
Éldiera’ Reunion
Fugusta
Tyo
Abaiani
Mina Small &W
Sallib Carroll
Turners Neta
Dlland
Jenni Tumpp
Oherty
Oscar F
Air Iby
O'Thom
Ott
Ashington
McDobnala
Howard O. Zigler
John “Zigler
Martha Zigler
John F. Zigier
Susie
Barr
James di Montgomery
Susad C. Montgomary
James Arthur
Arthur
James Costly
Annie
Dgaté
Emma Sty
Jared T. Gonyay
Tod Summuel
Knightavdipt
Walter Kinnamandew
Pradis A
Evana &W
Washingto Woodlaw
Park
Gréanberg, Patterada
Ann
Callart
Sarah
Poudersbilis
Washington Mg Tegarts
Glendora
Smiead
Philip S- Ward &W
Ghai Criteh
Joseph Coutiot
Bou Ashington
Hyatt
Ebay
Johanon McGarty
Formop
Burg
Martin
Wise
Phebe
Oaon McColys
Leah
Lermil Chin
Cor
Wathngta Pradue
Bowe Ward
Mer
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