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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
8
A garbled local report references county commissioners actions on costs from the smallpox outbreak and election issues. It mentions fines, quarantine topics, license matters, and political tension amid a broader community crisis, with scattered names and figures.
A fragmented discussion reviews the 1904 Republican convention dynamics and public perception. It notes shifting support for Roosevelt and Taft, mentions Secretary of State and other officials, and hints at upcoming nominations amid internal party debate.
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding event with mentions of Franklin family, the bride's mother, and a South Meridian Street setting. It references Mr. and Mrs. Goett and a local store operator, with notes on residence and current activities surrounding the nuptials.
Stallcup Elmore and Miss Stella Ritter were married Sunday afternoon at four o clock on the Elmore farm. The groom, a well known farmer, is son of Lydia Simpkins. The couple will reside on the Elmore farm in Elmore township.
Cor. KG Ind. James Lloyd O Brieni and Mr Fidrence Smith were married at St Patrick s church on Tuesday morning at 8 90 clock by Rev Charles The groom works at the 3 and O IS W shops region. The bride is the daughter of Vester Smith of Corning. Attendants were John Miles and Miss May Berguson. They have gone to Washington for a future home.
A compiled list details student honors with many scores and teacher names across rooms. Notable scores include Ralph Hastings 98.85 and Harry Elawick 98.28, while others reach the mid to high 90s. several room teachers such as Carrie Hayers and Edna Wilson are named alongside students like Pearl Smith and Irene Yebeb in this grade honors summary.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names such as Mary, George, Beatrice, Minnie, Daisy, Cornelius Colbert, Miriam Stanford, Ian Cox, Kate Foster, Marie Kelley and others with varied numbers and labels like teacher or scores. The text appears as a jumbled roster or school-like record with mixed punctuation and incomplete entries.
Orr of Lutton and J G Underdo Ri and wife of Washington feature in local word mix. Stone returned home from Hadesvills Sunday. Remodeling activity noted on a barn. Migsie Peek traveled home from iss. Winklepleck of Odon visits Mrs Ed Reeves and Mrs O L Stuckey and daughter Donalds. Pleasant Hill and Star family visited Chatlack and kin Sunday. E Miller handled business last week. James Singleton and Thos Single attended Saturday night. Mrs James Singleton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thos Singleton. Clarante Johnson visited friends here Thursday and Friday.
Harvest season ahead with local traders and families noted. Mentions Grops Jacob Bisseharty's child injury, several households in Wash e, and a wash of letters to residents in June. Advertises Grove’s malaria tonic with plain language and price.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a male around seventy with health failing after a hemorrhage. Names and details are garbled, with references to Frances Maggie and Burvil Mr Reokk, and mentions of home years and children, but the full context is unreadable.
The fragment lists births with mentions of Miss Ola Rink and Mr and Mrs Thursday’s twins, several visitors like Miss Charlotte Laughlin and Miss Alma Hosing, and family stays with Frant Garner and others. It notes Charlotte Laughlin visiting Cornettsville and Stella Rink to spend weeks, plus departures to Washington, D C. The remains of Mrs Has were shipped for burial in Paragog.
Special dispatch reports a military revolution in Servia ending with the assassination of Queen Draga and King Alexander. Mayor Angelovics leads rebels into the palace, proclaiming a new government as violence erupts through the capital.
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