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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
6
The Washington Gazette reports on political commentary from Senator Miers and Bryan style figures, criticizing Democratic opposition and union of Kansas City silver and Indiana reorganizer platforms. It discusses state debt figures and federal policy, noting 1903 political tensions and economic concerns.
Fragmentary OCR mentions wage increases and figures for 1895 with references to persons and payments but lacks coherent detail or full context.
Nonstandard OCR reads show Weimer adding go at Walte Thursdays. The fragment hints at a scheduling or game note with likely names and days, but details remain unreadable.
A document reports the attempted murder conviction of convict Jon in Chester Illinois in 1897 and his 14 year sentence. It also notes a missing heir, Sheree ming, and a sister Anerica Slatton, both linked to a $40,000 estate with disputes and unknown fates.
A fragmented ledger snippet lists various numbers and codes such as 1285 01 430 00 and 5200 00 1760, with entries like 198 00 2898 091 400 00 and 104 50 250 00. The text reads as a miscellaneous expense tally with unclear headings or categories.
A flurry of visits links Vincennes to Shoals and Oakland City as relatives travel to attend family gatherings. Names include C H Shirley R S Barrett from Shoals and Marie Fund from Vincennes visiting Miss Lilie Stone and others in Petersburg and Vincennes.
A Daviess County circuit court notice warns defendant in a civil case to appear by October 21, 1902, or plead to the complaint. the document lists residents tied to Alfordsville and Bedford. The report also mentions Washington Indiana sports notes and local personnel movements, with brief references to Corcoran, Bryan, and the New York Sun.
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