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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
5
The passage discusses civility as a key to success and character. It cites figures like Henry Clay and urges kindness and flexible manners as essential. It warns that first impressions shape opinion and that in modern times generosity should guide action over pride and harsh conduct.
A fragmented Historic note traces the origins of Bicknell from a fledgling settlement named Fullerton, its railway corridor, and early residents like JJ Kelley and Puller. It recalls cottages near a coal mine and roads between Vincennes and the developing town, highlighting landmark dwellings and paths of growth.
A New York World article analyzes patterns of behavior that labeled certain citizens as the worst, exploring social tensions and public responses in a historical context. It surveys attitudes toward reputation, responsibility, and national identity.
Fragmentary OCR text provides little readable content. The item appears as a stray jumble lacking clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
An Indianapolis News analysis argues mothers pensions are essential yet existing agencies fail to deliver. It urges tailoring to local conditions, noting Illinois experiments and Indiana’s varied needs. The piece critiques broad state systems and calls for targeted child welfare and education efforts.
The piece discusses how lawmakers push to pass laws, the influence of lobbyists, and the frequent claim that "there ought to be a law." It notes the difficulty of enacting bills, the behind the scenes efforts, and the burden on citizens amid calls for reform. It cites repeated failures and the persistent pressure on representatives at state and district levels.
A fragmentary passage discusses bluffing and card strategy in poker. It mentions ace high hands, deception, laughter at the end, and ideas about chip stacks, four-flush draws, and the value of small pairs and deuce plays within a suspenseful gambling moment.
The text cites William Rockefeller and a clash with anarchists, railing against Puritans and slander laws. It shifts to women's suffrage, noting a demonstration of self-reliance. A man shoots his lover after a confrontation, a fatal pistol tragedy amid social upheaval.
Enos H Nebeker, seventy six and former treasurer of the United States, died at his Covington home after a complication of diseases. A noted Hoosier statesman, Nebeker was respected in Washington and remembered by Judge W R Gardiner who called him companionable and wise. His 1891 nomination by President Harrison surprised him as he had not sought the office.
Elza E. Grove a young farmer of Bogard township and Miss Myrtle E. Perking of Barr township were married Monday at 7:30 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Methodist church. The groom is son of W A Grove of Bogard township and the bride is daughter of John C Perkins of Barr township.
Public sale announced for Joe Wolf and Robert Crane on the Palmer farm four miles north of Washington on Aprow Road. sale details include auction of farm property and related assets with terms to be set by the organizers.
Tuesday January 14 1913 sale starts at 9 oclock and lists property including a six year old draft mare with Teal, a two year old trotting colt, and two Jersey cows one four years old and one one year old with calves by wide.
A high speed derailment occurred near Lafayette involving a Pullman diner and engine coach. One person named Zunner was crushed and died. others were injured as wreckage collapsed into an embankment. A special train carried nine teen doldtord to the scene to aid the injured.
The steamship Rosecrans ran aground on Peacock Spit off the Oregon coast during a fifty five mile gale. Captain Johnson of Monte Rey California is among thirty one crew members lost, with survivors reaching the shore after hours in the wreckage and rigging.
A mixed page shows personal testimony about Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and urinary disorders, plus local notices. It details a Washington Indiana reader praising the remedy and reports community promotions, staff moves, and various local business items. The text also lists surrounding residents moving into a new home in St Petersburg Florida and notes several job promotions and office clerks.
The adjourned city council meeting discussed water plant contracts and receiving fund proposals for 1913. Deposits of city funds were awarded to State Bank and Citizens Loan and Trust Company, with two thirds to the trust company and one third to the State Bank.
Fragmentary notes describe a Riverpool lodge meeting led by grand officials including G B ginoble and H E Teufel. Massaging liniment claims and a referenced grand trial at Rocha port appear amid disjointed lines about officers, appointments, and dues.
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