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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
9
Willie Kueismieir, a former Montgomery merchant now running a restaurant, died in a cold, isolated incident. He leaves an invalid wife who arrived home Tuesday from hospital and one child. Funeral services are set for 2 PM at the Baptist church in Linton with burial at Fairview cemetery nearby.
In a brief listing, the names John Ds Pera James W Ratis Theele Taabelle Owen and Sophia E appear as couples receiving marriage licenses, reflecting routine city records. The notice provides no further details on dates or venues.
Fragmentary text notes three shop workers injured in a morning incident with a doctor mentioned, details unclear, possible workplace accident and medical response.
A damaged report states an injury worsened and caused a death involving a railroad worker from Mt county. The deceased, Warren Routt, formerly of the railroad, lived here and will be laid to rest at home. Winnie Routt and Mrs Edgar Matt were among those mentioned as related.
Andrew Cutshi, a township farmer, was seriously injured when horses spooked a wagon along a road near Montgomery. The wagon overturned and was demolished while the horses escaped unhurt. Neighbors summoned a physician and Cutshi suffered hip bruising likely to prevent walking for several days.
Plaintiff Espsie George files a new suit naming Spencer B Peugh and a group of associates including Midland Portland Cement Company and several banks. She alleges they conspired to defraud her of up to 1850 000 by selling real estate and stocks through Peugh with plans run via Teagan and banks named. The funds allegedly deposited total between 15000 and 33000.
The Vincennes Capital reports former Washington resident Miss Mary Elizabeth Burris died Tuesday at 3 PM at 1414 Busseron Street, epilepsy. She leaves one brother Horace Burris of this city. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3:30 PM at the residence with interment in the city cemetery.
Knox Circuit court heard several cases as Eirh McMillan sues Samuel A Jordan et al. a Cave venued dispute. A M McClure represents Laing Wroughby & House. Quiet title action by Harry H Crooksd against John Hastings et al. Austin R Summit seeks divorce from Rachel Summit after abandonment two weeks post marriage. Gardiner & Slimp represent plaintiffs in multiple cases including McCord v Missouri Grockett et al.
An ad touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nervous dyspepsia caused by overwork. It cites a Washington Indiana user praising relief from nervousness dizziness and indigestion. Promotions list price 50 cents per box and note A W Chase M D authenticity. The piece also mentions new hires Harry Williams and Morton Horrall at local car shops.
Mountain Lake Park Maryland prepares for the Chautauqua season under Dr W L Davidson with tickets on sale June 1 for a season running to October 1. The resort drew 25000 visitors from 26 states last year offering recreation and intellectual uplift.
A catcher who quit the team a month ago will pitch Saturday for Haute-Vincennes against Evansville Reserves, with Frye also slated to pitch Sunday. Washington may move Frye to second base if Jap Farris keeps him at short. The Reserves loom strong, boosted by several new players, after a heavy batting win.
The Vincennes team lost to Princeton 9 to 4 Tuesday. Russie pitched a brief inning for Vincennes and gave up four runs, while Al Mauck, formerly with Chicago, started for Princeton and allowed only one run in five innings. Poor old Vincennes.
The Loogootee ball team lost Sunday to Cannelburg by fifteen to ten. Cannelburg, unpracticed and unseasoned, surprised Loogootee as Daviess County boys kept the lead from the start despite Loogootee’s batting. Local notes say Loogootee had defeated Washington in a prior game by a narrow margin.
Evansville Reservives defeat Vincennes Sunday as Washington Gravs top the Capitals in a heated series. The Vincennes paper roasts its team and accuses players and umpire of misconduct while praising Orr and his pitching.
A team wraps up its campaign with discussions on legacy and the need to erase past stains. Officials and players vow improvements and focus on future challenges ahead of the next schedule.
The First Christian Church announces Rev. Floyd will end his pastorate this Sunday July 5. The official board met to accept his resignation which he tendered again, with no friction among officers. Remaining services will continue as usual under new leadership.
Bloomfield resident Gilbe Hengren a Democrat in the Sefon district ends public service commitments. Hendren seeks focus on business interests in Indiana territory and plans to devote time to family and property. Indianapolis connections and a broad circle of relatives are noted.
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at legal proceedings or grievances to be reviewed by a city or borough council. Mentions a president and law day. details are unclear due to corrupted source text.
Notice to non residents in the Davie Davis Circuit Court June Term 1903. Hatfield & Palmer Co and Allen & Hastings represent plaintiffs seeking foreclosure of mortgage and appointment of a receiver against Matilda F. Roberts and Lewis A. Roberts non residents of Indiana. Defendants must appear by the final day of the next term, October, at the Daviss Circuit Court in Washington Indiana. Witness date July 16, 1931.
Notice to Nora Boas in Daviess County Indiana states the complaint No 11167 in the circuit court action for divorce against a non resident defendant. The document requires the defendant to appear on the first circuit court Monday at a specified county seat to answer the complaint.
In a complaint filed, the plaintiff alleges non-residency of the defendant in Indiana and seeks court action. The document names Isaac and Bessie Duncan along with Hastings and Garrison related parties in Washi county. The record references a raid court and the first hearing date, with jurisdiction noted in the Indiana county records.
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