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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Austin Snidere gain attention as a possum bagler figure while Mr Gillmors rides through improvements. Mr Willi Lee visits Washington with his family. Mr and Mrs Wade Waiman plan to move to housekeeping soon.
Ab Myers from Montgomery attends district event. Minnie Smilay visits relatives. Roscoe Wadaeth from Washington visits. Protracted meeting at M E church. local sickness and travel noted. Remains of Hetty Taylor buried. Ezra Swayze and James Karr at Vincennes. Will Young joins army. school closed. Arthur Trueblood teaches. Church medicines and a retail notice touts Cholera Balm. Local weather and turkey winners mentioned. several regional names and places appear amid community updates.
Mortuary notices report Miss Elizabeth Delaney dying at age in Williamsport with connections to the Delaney family and a railroad collision on South Street injuring several, plus a fatal train incident near Lafayette. A walking delegate tale and social vignettes cover a mix of local life with brief sketches of relationships, a cafe crowd prank, and reflections on love and envy.
A cotton transaction at Colambuy Georgia involved 000 bales traded at 74 cents per pound. The purchaser settled by delivering a check for 4MB,000 as payment.
The Indiana delegation announces headquarters in Paris Rue La Home to assist visitors and counter high Paris hotel prices. Frank B. Crawford and Floyd, Boston tourist agents, will manage arrangements and keep Indy explorers aligned with Indiana laws. An honorary commission from Indiana will aid the state during the exposition and coordinate supportive efforts for the London excursion.
A Logansport attorney who moved from Chicago a month ago is jailed on a warrant charging embezzlement of over 500 dollars from the Knickerbocker Ice Company. He had been admitted to the Cass County bar and had gained local favor before his arrest. Policemen seized his bonds and prepared to transport him to Colorado, where his wife planned to join.
An advertisement extols Dr Greene's Nervura as the key to youth through health. It touts nerve and blood restoration, claims cures for the sick and exhausted, and cites testimonials and contact details for ordering from 250 Central Avenue New York City.
The note shows events from Blonoora and Elnora with illness scare at Hays school, teachers’ hopes for recovery, and sympathies for Fileyard family. Mentions marriages Jeff Lay and Serepin Tomey, Frank Morgan and Hattie Wade, a birth of a boy at 15 pounds, and local injuries and hospital care.
Mrs. Catherine Deitz, 68, died Sunday at her West jail home after long illness. A longtime member of St. Mary’s church, she left five sons including William, Albert, Wir, and Frank, and three daughters. Her survivors include Emma Ennis and Tillie Wertz.
A reader asks for help correcting a letter to the Gazette about a life friend and a term expiration. The writer requests punctuation fixes and spelling corrections and mentions fishing in Oregon and a friendly sign-off.
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