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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage discusses election politics and party dynamics in Indiana. It mentions Democratic and Republican themes, potential candidates like Burrell and Cullop, and broad opinions on consolidation, coal interests, and national figures. The text hints at voter sentiment and local political maneuvering without clear, coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a case involving Gargolon and a Busness court visit in St Louis. The readable items reference a retention of ten and an 8 ee ttenil cour ae F dae, with unclear context and partial place names.
A jumble of court actions and brawls unfolds across Indiana counties. Litigation involves a waste scapping suit in Greene and Johnson counties with claims of damages, while a Bement incident near Terre Haute features a rider unseated after a horse bolt. A Hoosier family quarrel ends in a fatal wound, and a separate shooting exchange leaves one injured. A 6-year-old dies in a dynamite accident, and multiple arrests and legal actions sweep through multiple towns as authorities pursue justice.
Miss Etta McBride hosts Grace Harned and guests from Bicknell Sullivan and friends. Wesley DeMottel and W. Al Hauclitz travel through Linton on their way to Algiers. Albright home burns Monday. cause unknown. A. L. Mickery attends Plainville sub meeting. Pearl Baxter visits Terre Haute. Barnes of Endra visits his daughter. Will Byatt hosts farm hand. George Simpson and Lothax travel to Washington on business. Frank Harned goes to Washington. Albrighthospitalization noted as dangerous. Dance at Wilf Dillon’s enjoyed. some idle at night, dairy hands delayed by feeding horses. Mrs. Dizan of Plainville mentioned.
A jumble of brief items mentions a wind storm damaging Martin county while a court case in Pike county centers on gun murder charges in Winslow. Local election duties, machinists union talks, and university staff changes also appear with scattered names and places.
In a speech the senator touted the value of a training program described as a school for hustlers, expressing desire for his son to receive a similar education. The remarks underline the controversial view on shaping behavior through specialized schooling.
A garbled 1901 text references prosecutions for letters, a pane of glass breaking into a bed, various locals and travelers, names like Levi ite rick x hak, Charlie hbrh Of WW aca, Jasper, Camp, and Montgomery, moving tobacco businesses, visits by Mr and Mrs John A Chandler, a sick person improving, and a dynamite blast plus a lightning strike causing minor damage.
The article details travel kits and fashion trends from the period, describing traveling dresses, hat styles, and bridesmaids’ gowns with emphasis on practical accessories. It also touches on lifestyle topics from dining aboard boats to lunch baskets and the social scene surrounding outings and weddings.
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