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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
8
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century scrapbook of quotes and anecdotes critiques about women fashion roles and press power. It notes alleged modern social foibles from a Nevada state line to Chicago papers and mentions "What I Know of Hell" lectures and marriage certificates among credentials.
The Vel church in this place announces a wherry festival scheduled for Saturday night. Arrangements promise plenty of good railife and a brand time. Moses Woolbright and family spent a day with friends here. Willig Allen of Plainville is visiting this week. A wheat prospect and threshing machines are noted locally.
An obituary fragment notes the death of Bary Ras Ross. The text is garbled but indicates a death event and a mortuary notice context from the era.
Students received diplomas in a Grove ceremony with speakers delivering addresses. Named individuals include William Catils Brie, Jainda Ryan, Dollin Fp, Sama Arvihj, John Daily, Myrtle Myers, W. A. Wallace and others.
Fragmentary text provides little concrete information about the locality or events. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are readable in the snippet.
A leaked draft statement from President McKinley and Secretary Cortelyou outlines that the president is not a candidate for a third term and would decline any renomination. Cabinet members and supporters note the move aims to reassure the public and avoid pol icy debates over constitutional limits.
A garbled report describes shootings, a murder, consuls chaos, and a snowstorm affecting Jamestown and nearby rail lines. Names like George Bennett and Nels Nelson appear amid references to trials, sentences, and public safety concerns across multiple towns.
A provisional report cites Major General St jatter and other officials acknowledging thefts by army officers. The discussion centers on a long-standing scheme involving the detachment’s weak detective force and alleged losses amounting to thousands of dollars. An impending federal grand jury probe is expected to reveal arrests that could shock the community.
Court ruled out a crucial defense witness Edward W. of the Western Railway Inspection Bureau in the murder trial of Lulu Kennedy. The defense sought to prove Kennedy had been promised marriage then spurned, arguing coercion over marriage and paternity claims. The stenographer was ordered to take down Lewis testimony, but its release to January was delayed by court order.
A 16 year old boy near Napal God allegedly stabbed his 24 year old sister to death, killed his 13 year old brother, and killed himself after a fight with the family. Police say the youth may have been driven insane by dime novels. charges and the full circumstances await investigation.
A partial reading of a convention report reveals a divided vote on adopting a substitute for a former report. Delegates including Senores Moncaguedo Delgado and Quesada faced opposition from conservatives led by Paes while the electoral law commission remains active.
Washington June 13. Officials express cautious confidence that Cuba’s Platt Amendment will win ratification and aid a stable government. Cuban expectations focus on eventual US supervision and a firm, peaceful path for the island’s future under agreed terms.
Fragmentary market notes show mixed grain prices and livestock quotes with figures like 85 and 4206, linking to Bent Bir oven and FLOUG entries. The text lists various item notes and prices in an unclear sequence, reflecting a generic price bulletin from a historical market page.
A sprawling, garbled dispatch blends reports on naval figures, court cases, and disasters. It mentions General Cadlles surrender rumors, a Porto Rico surgeon, a railway wreck near Vestal, a Boer war note, and a BSAEUR reference, with scattered dates, places, and names.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions earthquakes, storms, and a Southern Industrial association in Philadelphia. It references a Kentucky marshal’s widow, a death by carbon monoxide mistake, and various confounding names. The garbled content hints at historical notices, trials, and local events without clear sequencing or full facts.
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