Washington Indiana notices and local bids for street work
The Washington Indiana Common Council invites sealed proposals for grading and brick sidewalk work along specified streets. Bids due by 5 pm August 12 1901 with bid prices per foot and view of contract required. bids accompanied by a bond and plans.
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Washington
Indiana
Jra
South Street
Baltimore and
Ohio
Son Westend Killiad Combe Ie
East Biche
Belford Road
Brann Street
Cue Jing
Fimarten Street
Cnr
Matpreet
Grand ‘Avenue
Tedi
Oak Street
Westburb
MaCabiei Avenue
Mapfe, Skret
Hast Elaventh
Elfih
Gornsatn
Gounel
Dasagas
Chey
Local visitors and church events noted in town scene
Nelgon Johnson visited sick relatives in Loogootes Saturday and Sunday. Miss Billie McDonald of Sugarland and Mrs. Penfai Vincennes visited friends here. Rev. Hi Bhaw preached to a large Christian church congregation Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Berthyx Peek and others attended the Glendale festival with baskets, and a crowd of young folks enjoyed the Fourth.
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Nelgon Johnson
Gertie Pe8of
Jessie Hollenswet Levi Giles
Alfordsvilla
Bert Jon
Gaither
Leona
Elmer
Horrall
Leyk Gilley
Glenle
Glendale
Harry
Eek
Begsie Price
Susie’ Lett
Frank
Blackwell
John
Austin Smerling
Jay
Mittie
Local Social Notes Show Visits and Travels Across Towns
Fragments show Frank Bine visiting Epsom and William Robinson at Loogcotes, with several mentions of Tolberts Chapie and Burns connections. Henry Wathed and Mrs Katie Brian visit Montgomery and Tolberts, while Emma Daily and Joseph attend events in Washington and Epcom. Other lines note church attendance, relatives traveling, and a long aside about John Quincy Adams and U.S. history.
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Frank Bine
Epsom
William Robinson
Loogcotes
Minnie Sellers
Thomas Daily
Louis Gootee
Montgomery
Mollie Pins
Amery
Thomas "Dundeigat
Mon Mer
Wes
Janiany Wteiner
Plainville
Frank
Spa Stain Tod
Emma Daily
Joseph
Smith
Washington
Epcom Ames
Gungani
Anis Misi
Henry Poindexter
Marele
Patter
Poindexter
Frank King
Robinson Charlie Croph
Catrico
Chr
Robinson
Raney
Edgar’ Potter
Clara'Seneff
Near
Dlon
Trainor
Matthew
Sause
Ainley
Arog City
Township Teachers Strike Protests Continue in City
Protests by township teachers persist amid budget disputes and stalled negotiations with school board officials. Demonstrators gathered outside district offices demanding raises, smaller class sizes, and restored programs as talks resume.
Fragmented OCR Passages Prompt Unclear on Involved Figures
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a set of terms like white and male inhabitants, age references, and inspector notes but remains unreadable for reliable facts. It lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, or concrete events to summarize meaningfully.
Multiple Train Collision Kills Six and Injures Dozens
A head on crash between freight and passenger trains near Norton Missouri yesterday killed six people and injured many more. Victims include Daniel M. McAnna of Slater Missouri and P. T. Anderson, plus several named passengers and bystanders. The wreck sent bodies to Kansas City for processing as relief trains carried the injured to area hospitals.
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Chy
Ia Henil
Ivestock
Chicago
Alton
Ot Rifelt
Ot Rifelt, Three Hidd On A, Trai Stonvey
Kansas’ City
Daniel M. McAnna
Slater
Cope du Tax
P. Ti S Anderso
Fresent
Frank Briges
Rogers
Pnitea States Express Company
Gillman
Goodland
Ind
W. Hooker
Syracuse
WW. Snyder
Jasper
Wilkinston
Bun ‘Daniel Donnelly
Mexico
Finemat
Tracy
J. Curtis
Geneseo
N. Y
Lars Dickson
Lulu
Rider
Kepilang
Sydney Jones
Tomsax Cine
Walker
Ulenge
Lee
D. Uarry
Luppestoh
Ills
Leslie
Norton
McAnna
Chaselt
Marshail
Cntve
Kansas
Blazer
United States
WRECK ON THE Big Four Kills Two on Lake Shore Line
A fatal wreck near Nottingham ten miles east of Cleveland on the Lake Shore line left Frank Saaron of Buffalo and C G McCallen of Cincinnati dead. The Knickerbocker freight wreck caused several other injuries as a freight car axle dropped and derailed a fast passenger train. The incident followed a collision with the freight train and a fire burned journal near the midline of the train.
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Cleveland
Nottingham
Lake Shore
Frank Saon
Buffalo
C. G. McCallen
Cincinnati
Was
Cherokee Strip Lottery Draw Sparks Townwide Interest
A chaotic scene surrounds the reservation lottery with thousands gathered seeking news of a home grant. The crowd, numbering perhaps tens of thousands, pressed around booths as whispers of who would win circulated. The event recalls ventures from ten years ago, drawing attention to the community and its future housing prospects.
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Metin
Oplund
Iquites
Min
Civil Government in the Philippines Debates and Dispatches
Fragmented text describes discussions on civil government in the Philippines with references to Taft MacArthur and a governor escort. Mentions projects and delays, native wards, and contested decisions amid a tense political backdrop.
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Philippines
Iithe
Taftier
MacArthur Gnecal
Fon
Sopot
Wardo Kistavera
Dénito
Forgery Trial Details Shine in Williamsburg Case
The article outlines a forgery case involving Ellis and Glenn Aybre, with allegations of identity concealment, a prior conviction, and defense claiming gender exposure affected the case. Witnesses discuss the accused's actions, the alleged forger, and the pursuit of evidence to prove innocence or guilt.
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Stapley
Ellis
Parkersburg
Sabe
Slean
Hin
Wwlliams
Tevin
Bert Glenn
CIA
Glenn
Priconer
Nell
F. BoGlenn
Timois
Hoover
Floods in Kiang-Si Province Drown Thousands
Reports from Shanghai indicate floods in Kiang Si have killed over four thousand people. The disaster worsened Sunday afternoon with continued rising waters and mass casualties reported across the province.
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Tegeburg
Shanghai
Tuly
Kiang-Si
Grain Quotations and Market Notes in Cincinnati
Market quotations show prevailing prices for grain and provisions with notes on grain and livestock sectors. Figures mention wheat, oats, corn, and mixed lots, indicating bid levels and market movement at Cincinnati. The fragmentary data references delivery terms and duty notes within a trade snapshot.
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Cincinnati Grain Aia Livestock
Chicago
Rihs
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