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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
6
A fragment indicates a discussion around a project in the south area, noting a point system and approval process. Details are unclear but reference to a proposal and a regional context suggests municipal planning considerations and potential vehicular or pedestrian improvements.
A.C. Jackson M.D. endorses Grain-O as a rich coffee substitute after trial tasting. The notice lists travel and convention excursion rates through July and June for multiple events, with sales and call addresses for C. W. Bean, Agent, Washington Station.
On Queen Victoria’s birthday the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland confers knighthood style honors on Dr John William Moore, president of the college, in a ceremonial recognition of service.
A passenger train on the Macon branch rammed a washout north of McDonough, causing a complete wreck and fire. Thirty five people died, including crew and several workers. only Pullman car occupants survived. Rescue efforts faced flood and continued flames as bodies drifted downstream.
A passenger train was struck by a freight consist near a Wisconsin station. The collision crushed the smoker baggage car into the second coach, killing eight and injuring 34 as crews jumped clear. Both engines and two coaches were badly damaged.
General MacArthur guarantees most personal rights under the US Constitution for Filipinos except trial by jury and bearing arms. Peace talks adjust seven clauses for双方 acceptance. Samar garrison reinforced by 43 infantry from Leyte. 40th regiment scouts Mindanao. June 14 clash near Cagayan de Misamis inflicts nine American dead, two officers and 100 wounded.
London June 25 Lord Roberts reports in war office messages from Pretoria that Buller reached Standerton June 22 and found rolling stock. Dutch and British prisoners moved to Machadodorp. Broadwood skirmished near Heidelberg and six were captured. Hunter’s troops advanced toward Johannesburg. Honingspruit posts attacked. reinforcements from Ro onstad arrived. caost repairs completed. Kruger’s force estimated 15 000 to 20 000. proclamation about Russia and Japan noted.
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