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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
2
A fragment notes changes to marriage law affecting ministers and justices of the peace. It mentions stricter returns and enforcement to curb illicit unions and enforce proper formalities, with implications for couples and officials involved.
In Daviess Circuit Court George X. Kauffman’s will is probated. He leaves $4100 to pastor Fr. Doyle for St Simon’s and $2200 to the church fund, $100 to his sister Martha Gara, and other allocations to family. Estate valued around $585000, largely real estate, with holdings in Cabell & Kaufman Mer Co. plus Cabell & Co. business. A Democratic congressional candidate in Sullivan is touted as a strong opponent to Robert W. Miers.
The tax duplicates of Daviess County for the year 1901 have been placed in the hands of the county auditor. The notice lists the rate of taxation on each name, property value, and poll in the townships and corporations within the county, outlining the forthcoming assessment and levy duties.
A New York man was involved in a fire department incident with unclear details in the readable text. Authorities are reviewing the case and hope to provide a fuller account soon.
Passengers may travel on Thursdays via Bea RG ite along the southern row. The Paci fic tourist cars are modern, heated, well ventilated and run by a competent manager and porter. Details and schedules, including arm map-folders, can be obtained on application from A A Gallagher Cincinnati Ohio.
Fragmented OCR text references a mortgage note, various illogical phrases about medicines and infants, and a stray line about Baglaga and a Sultan. The garbled content mixes property, health claims, and unrelated names, lacking a coherent event or clear persons to identify.
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