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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1900

Page

8

Studebaker Timberjair Wheels and Iron Work

Bel Horne to Bee TR RE i constructed of timberjair dried for 3 to 5 years. Troning is best charcoal refined iron or soft steel. Backts rivets and lisare. Gears soaked in boiling linseed oil. Axles Indiana black hickory deeper than others. Wheels slope shouldered spokes glued and strong. Hubs black birch, proof from splitting cracking shrinking. Tires measured and fitted, painting from first quality lead oil and varnish.

Norway Indiana Sheins Studebaker

Local Notices Highlight Births Visits and School Commencement

A mixed local column lists births at June 13 for Ike Burch and Rufus Peaches couples, and several residents visiting Washington and Elnora. Attendees include M. S. Hastings, James Smith, J. W. McAdams, Harve Wilson, George Weeks, and Oscar Patterson. The Tolbert's Chapel township commencement drew large attendance, with Agnes Vlade winning the gold medal. many locals offered greetings and visits to relatives and friends over the weekend.

M. S. Hastings Samuel Holstine Washington Ike Burch James Smith J. W. McAdams Sugarland Borx Rufus Peaches E Tomey John Edmondson Elnora B. E Myers Bloomington James Herndon Irvin Carrall Harve Wilson Montgomery George Weeks Hera Misa Minnie Wilson Trainor WHS

Marsh Items From Local Notes in the Marsh Area

Local notices record visits and greetings among Marsh residents. Names include George Bright Heck, Misses Nowhouse Lovely and Len Earle, Eliora, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Ross Hoopengarber, Mrs. Bibel Iorgan, Homer Allen, Gardiner Rayin, Cordia Stewart, Miss Emma Alley, Miss Meda Allen, Miss Londe Alle, Mind Ella Swift, Pearl Devins, Tom Tomey, Charley Burris, John Lovell, Miss Opal Ledtherland, Miss Rose Alle, John Ketebuin, Deputy Sheriff Matt Gracken, Matt McCorn family, Lot Washington, Arve Hackler, Jay Clarenda Stearts, Mamie Hackler, Mrs. Patrick, Harve Hackle, and others. The community notes social visits, Sunday gatherings, a ice cream supper, a quarterly meeting at Pleasant Valley church, and travel by residents.

Gardiner’ Rayn Cordia Stewart Ray M. A. Allen George Morgan Emma Alley Meda Allen Elnora Ind Tom Tomey Charley Burris Odon Ithe Marsh John Lovell Corsttevile Loth ‘Killion Opal Ledtherland Galeat Rose Will Ilee Pleasant Valley John Ketebuin Tembra Sherif Matt M Gracken Marat Eriday Washington Matt McCorn Ife Marsh Arve Hackler U Jay Clarenda Steartsmade Mamle'Hackler Ed Pearl Devins Allingra Kb Patrick Harve Hackle

Philadelphia Carries Debates At Republican National Convention

Thousands gather in Philadelphia as delegates renominate William McKinley for a second term. The convention follows a fiery nominating speech by Joseph B. Foraker and seconding by George Rosiger amid strong party unity and support for McKinley’s bid.

Philadelphia Jseph B. Foraker Speer Gary. Rosgeelt William

Keynote Speech Electrifies Delegates in Philadelphia

Senator Avrco’s keynote sparks loud applause as he hails the Republic ticket and McKinley. He traces four years of Seedline policy, praises the administration, and notes party unity despite earlier Western East financial rifts. Wolcott gestures amid a sometimes uneven delivery.

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Convention Officers Named for National Convention

The Philadelphia based report lists officers and staff for the convention. Chairman is Senator Dodge of Massachusetts. Secretary is Charles W. Johnson of Minnesota. Assistants include representatives from Ohio New Jersey Illinois Wisconsin Pennsylvania Tennessee and other states with clerks reporters and tally clerks named.

Philadelphia Senator Dodge Massachustts Minnesota Ab Fetaidia Nani Mal Joy Ohio John R. Beam New Jer Sansafi Gaylord Connecticut Reddin Demnis Adward Michigan Lampson James J. Lionel Michigan Asher GJ Isings Maine M. W. _Blumenberg District of Columbia New Jersey G Bi Butlin Nebraska

Ex-President Harrison Visits Minneapolis With Family

Minneapolis report notes former President Benjamin Harrison and his wife and daughter in the city on June 19. The party tours the northwest with stops including a meeting with the Rev. Dr. Straud of New York and a visit to Mrs. Morris, among others in the circle.

Minneapolis Harrison City W. D Straud New York Morris

Republican Platform Endorses Gold Standard and Prosperity

The Republican national convention adopts a platform praising the McKinley administration and the gold standard. It attacks Democratic policy, claims strong export gains under Republican rule, and pledges fiscal measures to sustain money value and economic growth.

Local Notes on Crops Visitors and Family News

Farmers report extensive wheat cutting this week as rains ease. Several residents, including Erness and the Thomas family, greet relatives and plan Sunday gatherings. Blight damages fruit trees nearby while community members discuss homestead visits and upcoming entertainments.

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Republican platform pledges open markets and protection

The document urges free trade with caution, favors protection for American labor, and supports expansion of the navy. It calls for rural free delivery, reclamation of arid lands, and isthmian canal ownership. It commends Civil Service, Samoa, The Hague peace, and Monroe Doctrine adherence.

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Local Notices and Social Snatches From Montgomery

Montgomery community life marked by visits from Evansville and Washington residents, illnesses and recoveries, and ongoing church activity. Notable items include multiple visits, a baptism service planned, a new United Brethren society formed, and local sports with a Montgomery vs. Washington baseball game.

Sunday Excursion Tickets for Special Train

Excursion sale announces a special train leaving Washington at 6 25 a m Sunday June 24 for St Louis Mo round trip 1 50 returning same day Toe B 0 8 in appears in the notice with details readable despite OCR quirks

Toe Reading Washington

Commissioners Sale Notice on Riverside Property

Notice announces a public sale of land described as a 100 foot wide tract near the southeast corner of Ra Nee Guse Im offe Dlie, with boundaries east and west of Jy. Leck Jong and north and south, for terms stated as a 198 note and related conditions. Commissioner J. Beleee Biawit presides.

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