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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
A trimmed weekly publication named She Waishine debuts in Washington Bets offerings. The new series promises curated content and periodic issues for readers seeking broader cultural programming.
Multiple residents including William H. Williams Seran McConnress and others announce candidacies for trustee of Washington Township Daviess County Indiana subject to the Republican township nominating convention. Names listed include Lancer S. Cox and Wayne L. Gilley among others in the filing notices.
Atntoy Holpine announces candidacy for nomination as county treasurer pending Republican county convention on Feb 22, 1900. Harry H Ondake of Madison township also declares candidacy for Daviess County treasurer subject to convention decision to be held Feb 22, 1902.
Alexander Canvathy of Washington Township announces his candidacy for Representative subject to the Republican nominating convention in Daviess County. The convention is set for February 22, 1900.
Puasess Di f Washington township announces name for nomination for County Assessor subject to the will of the Republic. In County nominating convention. Matix Washington township announces candidate for County Assessor to be chosen at the nominating convention on Feb 22.
A fragmented notice lists Wintrax H and Loyn Clark as candidates for renomination to the county commission from the Third District. It mentions a Republican convention to be held February 22 and references nominating conventions and district seats in unclear terms.
Wallace announces candidacy for township assessor subject to Republican nominating convention. Sonny Berby declares his name as a candidate for township assessor in the same process.
The Republicans of the Second District consider Peter J Wadsworth a strong candidate to succeed the current representative. Wadsworth is praised for past successes and party work and is presented as a capable, conservative speaker who could unite the ticket and win in the district's convention or beyond.
Fragments of a long speech from Chicago are cited with names and phrases unclear. The readable portion references nominees and a rally environment but lacks coherent context or complete details.
The fragment cites General Kings letter and Senator Beveridge, contrasting views on Philippine policy. It notes King defends allies and Beveridge’s comparison to Indians, urging policy alignment with Congress and the country.
Local notices describe tenants facing new rent payment methods and enforcement in the community. Health notes report diphtheria cases and illnesses, with residents of Hyantle station and Cordetsville among those affected.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe political tension in the district with references to Republicans, Congress, and Fi. The text is incomplete, but signals a wartime or partisan context and public speech occurrences.
Fragments show Albon seeking the Republican nomination for Daviess County treasurer and praised as a capable public servant. Frangey G. Lutes announces as Republican candidate for county treasurer. Samuel Cox announces for township trustee of Washington township. teaches public school at Donaldson school house.
The notice highlights candidates for county offices in Daviess county. It profiles educators and farmers like Harry Crooke and William J. McCarter, plus former Civil War veterans such as Carnahan and Berry, seeking positions as representatives and county commissioner.
Incomplete OCR text from Barri township hints at a political or civic note. Readable parts mention a commissioner and a person named Clark, but key details are garbled, making the exact event, names, or dates uncertain.
Fragmented, OCR style report notes tensions in the campaign, naming Hon. Clinton K and Congressman Davias. It references shifts in cabinet opinion, Secretary Hay as a figure, and local endorsements, with mentions of Parks Martin and a Springfield region.
Reported actions describe troops under Captain Jetter at Ilolo defending a Spanish bank, rescuing a hospital, and preserving property valued at 84 600 000. Jefferys was court martialed for looting but acquitted. General Alger credits the captain with saving Iloilo from a water famine and sustaining city morale.
A Dickinson draft and a Hale resolution trigger spirited debate on Philippine War conduct. Strong opposition from Mr. Davis accompanies revisions as the House passes an urgent foreign relations bill with a single key amendment.
The document reports vigorous efforts by authorities in Bremen and Washington to address the plague and unemployment. notes push to enforce social measures and port controls. It also covers a White House reception on Jan 18 for diplomats and a Senate move to recall the Samann treaty after notice.
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