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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
2
A garbled 1900 era political discussion touches on Sheriff Dudley and Gov. Dur, alleged polling irregularities, Bryan supporters, and Democratic infighting. It references census data on farms, national politics, and industry, with names like Cleve and McKinxa. The text hints at reform efforts and public sentiment amid a turbulent campaign era.
Fragmented OCR notes show debates over a vote and reference to a general assembly. Mentions costs and employee pay scales, with comparisons to other companies and rising waxes.
An eloping party of six from Iflex Daviess and Martin counties traveled to Lawrenteville Indiana last Friday and witnessed three marriages. Couples included John Tucker of Montgomery and Tsalefie We Hace of Leogdutee Francis Marsett of Shoals Jemiva K Pinstall of Inox County and John W McDanié Sarah Frances Wooley of Vincenne. Ages ranged from twenty two to forty seven.
The Indianapolis Journal notes the occupations of legislators from Pratt and surrounding areas, listing roles such as farmers, bankers, miners, physicians, merchants, and skilled workers. It records party counts, reelection rates, and the small number of returning senators and representatives across the General Assembly.
The Library Commission report to the Governor notes eighteen new libraries organized last year and nine reorganized. There are twenty seven Carnegie libraries with prospects of more, and established libraries in sixty of Indiana's ninety two counties. The value of books and library property is estimated at 2,500,600. The report urges enlargement of the commission and increased appropriation.
A description of the Sullivan couple’s wedding reception notes warm remarks from friends and a celebratory early phase of their marriage. The account highlights the courteous toasts and cheerful atmosphere as the new couple begins shared life.
A quiet ceremony led to a carnival of mischief as guests attacked Edgar Riggs and Mrs. Riggs with rope and rice. Revolvers fired, the couple paraded through town, the bride and groom then boarded a train amid cheers, shouts, and more rice.
A chaotic clipping cites a chorus of complaints and cures. An ad touts Dr. King s New Discovery for consumption and Foley s Kidney Cure while testimonial fragments mention Beall Mississippi and a senator named Billy Mason. Jury of voices complains of political banter and seat fixes as another fragment notes kidney stones and a new man after treatment.
A fragment lists rail connections with several named routes and daily services. It mentions Indianapolis Evansville Chicago and Nashville lines, with express and limited services. Times include 4:33 pm and 7:40 am, referencing southbound and orth bound schedules.
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