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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
5
In Lincoln court records Henry and Greattac firm names appear amid bankruptcy notes and a death notice for James Haile. The document cites a address at 2600 Exempt Hamess and references medical and optical store repairs, with a meeting and a Catholic path mention. The filing includes a funeral reference noting Haile’s death Saturday evening in Nebraska.
Report details arrests of three men linked to a robbery in a small town. Authorities say a cincture of stolen goods was traced to two suspects, with one yielding to police after an initial confrontation. Charges and withdrawals followed as local officials reviewed the case.
Terre Haute dispatch reports officials of the United Menk aggregate delaying delegates on one question. The conference deals with mass names, a shipwreck, and missing passengers. The report notes concerns over duplicated names and possible replication of lists.
Fragmentary text depicts a mathematician and judges in a scene of pencil work and figures. It references personal names such as Mr Miers and Mr Dungun and mentions law and politics in a trial or computation context without clear narrative.
Thelda Beck sues James S. Young in the Daviess circuit court claiming he promised to marry her, consented to a child, then refused support. Beck seeks £5,000 damages with attorney fees. In other notes, six month old child and two elderly relatives are mentioned among unusual local items.
Two divorce actions filed in the circuit court by Hastings, Alla and Bill Reimer against W C Wittig and Emmpal Wittig allege cruel and inhuman treatment. Wittigs married 1908 and separated 1910 after a dispute over money. Emmpal Wittig seeks custody of their child Johnny, with both sides accusing the other of cruelty.
Readable fragments show transfers and trustee actions involving Liverpool Lodge items, with references to Davis, Spink, Moot, Yazelilots, White, Stiles, and Smiley families. Names, locations, and small monetary entries appear amid incomplete lines and misread OCR.
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