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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
8
A fragmentary local column reports a lucky discovery of twenty five pounds of fish in a pond near the Pocnie Road, with mention of Byun and McCafferty families, church attendance, harvest plans, and a town news roundup including an asylum transfer, a typhoid note, and a bee festival dismissal.
Weekly list of remaining letters at the Washington post office for the week ending 18 1901 includes names such as Stella Blarely Julia Wilson Hancock Matis and others. Patrons are advised that one cent per letter will be charged for all advertisement matters and to call for details.
Citizens attend sessions this week as several groups plan trips and gatherings. Local leaders discuss transits and school events while families prepare for upcoming weekends. Community members from several towns plan visits to Washington and nearby areas.
Fragmented readouts show players with field goals made and attempted and missing clear team or game context. Names include Bilan, Winston, Ferris, Grahat, Laughlin, Babe Gwin, Brighplie. Data appears as out of totals and lone phrases without a readable match or date.
Fragmentary notes mention Williams and Holstine at a Sunday gathering with other names such as Meng, Garnett, and Grif. The text also references Mr and Simmie Beatences and a Cotnétt, all tied to a local event or gathering in Washington.
Local residents report a potential arrest rumor circulating in Possum Hollow. A witness claims an incident occurred near Rainey Bros. on a Saturday night, but details are unclear and police have not released statements.
An Albany courtroom drama centers on Ireland B Froitnoux as jurists prepare for hearings in a legal battle over alleged poison plots and the fate of Rolin B Alolideus. The proceedings feature remarks by Hil and Milburn, drawing on the Tichborne case as a comparative backdrop.
Fragmented report from Arkansas recounts a mob punishment of a man named Bussey for an assault claim involving Mrs Watson. Details include lashings and exile, with competing testimonies by Mrs Watson and Gov Davis amid a broader Denver St Louis fire scene and other scattered items.
A garbled report describes a congress of disruptors in Missouri with leaders from St. Louis and Kansas City. Participants include Populists, free Silver proponents, and Bryan Democrats debating a third party to unite dissatisfied voters beyond existing parties after talks involving William Jennings Bryan.
London June 19 Ex Governor H P Pingree of Michigan died last night at 11 35 pm. Only his son was present at the bedside when he passed without warning after a four day decline marked by great pain and weakness. The body will be embalmed and returned to his home. Doctors noted a cancerous intestinal complaint left little hope for recovery as he trembled under drugs to ease pain.
New York Kennedy was released on $10,000 bail after two failed attempts to convict. A crowd of about 600 celebrated as he walked to his course office to join his wife. An hour later he boarded a ferry and drowned en route to New Dorp, Staten Island, a home he had not seen in 84 months.
Morris faces continued courtroom battle as jurors are selected for Jessie Morgan's murder trial in Eldorado Kansas. Reports detail nine men and three borers on the panel after one was dismissed. witnesses for the prosecution have begun testimony as the case advances.
Fragmented text covers political strife, amnesty talks, and pursuit of rebel leaders. Mentions names like Aguinaldo and American forces, with notes on surrender pressure, trials, and ongoing negotiations. Also reports on the Paris Grand Prix de Paris results with Wytheri Tiberd and Lady Miller.
Market quotations list grain prices with mixed corn and oats values. Declines and small shifts appear across No. 2 and mixed grades. Activity shows fluctuating figures around eight dollars per unit, with notes of weak demand and local market variation.
A garbled 1900 era chronicle records train accidents, stabbings, fires, and political notes. It mentions a train collision near Funt, Mleb and a stabbing in Gainesville Texas, plus a Manila Philippines court and Honolulu grand jury probe. Various other items touch U S politics, labor strikes, and colonial affairs.
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