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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a town clerk related election in Duluth and G.P. body, mentioning May last, a drug day without physician, prosecutions, orders, and a stables closure on Sunday, with old New England references. details are garbled and insufficient for a clear event.
A fire early Friday damaged the Brown residence on West Trees Street, nearly burning the building to the ground before neighbors saved parts of it. The house, owned by Richard Brown and later connected to Mrs. Gongleman, was saved for much of its value though one wing suffered. Fire origin remained unclear as authorities investigated sparks.
Extracted fragment discusses Roosevelt’s potential to seek the Republican nomination or be drafted if circumstances arose. It references his post-White House duties, a possible Philippine administration role, and his standing as a magnet for the party, with mentions of other political figures and ongoing inquiries surrounding the era. The text reflects speculative journalism on US politics and party dynamics.
A verbose, patchwork reprint from Indianapolis papers argues about ancestry and births, tracing Jesus from Adam to modern times. It asserts financial and industrial prosperity depends on unity, criticizes quarrels and wasted energy, urging readers to focus on constructive action rather than discord.
In a Pullman smoke room three men argue over The Pit and its realism. They debate whether a big operator could carry the data in memory, reflecting on margins and a single question about numbers while the exchange centers on Joseph Leiter.
A fragmented list of real estate transactions shows multiple transfers of parcels across Washington and nearby areas. Names include Thomas F Myers Elizabeth J Woodsmall Mary A Carnahan Emma Arenson Myrtle Roseman James Smith and Georgia, with prices ranging from 500 to 1000 and details referencing blocks and lots in Washington, Long Branch, and related additions.
Westinated In uw WwW reports on Indiana politics for the Second district with Miers facing rivals Cyrus E. B. Davis Ephraim Inman and J. Frank Hanly as potential contenders. The piece notes Democ ratic infighting, Davis's past bids, Inman avoiding active campaigns, and Hanly’s gubernatorial talk boosting a Martin and Daviess county surge.
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