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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a heated local election scene with Democrats faulting the party for inadequate leadership. Voter tallies appear for wards and streets, indicating overall turnout and division, while names and places remain obscured by garbled text.
The report records court proceedings and remarks related to a gambling case in Dallas with verdicts against Kelly and Davis, while detailing attorney actions, appeals, and a judge’s critique. It also covers political rhetoric praising a reformer and urging party unity amid public interest in the outcome.
Unita Anthony Johnson reportedly improving after a lengthy illness. Rev. Heavénridge visits his brother George. several residents attend Henley Tuesday. Chris Myers moves his family to Cogny s new house. Mr Sinioh of Charleston plans to bring his family to Lig farm near the former deer park. Dynaley arrival condition noted. Rey Gregory of Upion church hosts garden party at the Kitterman home. Roy Geo discusses relocating his family to Michigan. Hevanridge resident Nich e has three sons. Mies Mabel Caylor of Washington visits grandfather A. Mi Joho gon. Thomas Harris, toppled from a wagon earlier, remains able to walk. King Philip Hogatt visits from Elnora to John. Miss Anise Meade returns from igus to M. ASNi ii. A family member moves to the old Hogsheadd farm.
A rough collection of fragmented notices from Plainville items dated February includes mentions of Mrs Byers and Maud Prive visiting from Mashington, Miss Crosby at Indianapolis, and various brief references to local people and events. It notes a Wednesday license grant for a county and lists several individuals connected to local civic matters.
Fragmentary text touts Omega Oil as a universal remedy for any pain or ache. The passage suggests asking a druggist for a supply and hints at a promised cure, echoing old time medicinal quackery language.
A fragmented report recalls a reception at Booker TV noting Heo and Feasanut. attendees include Evansville officials and local notables. The piece contrasts class segments discussing slavery legacies and current progress, praising churchgoers and professionals while hinting at political race tensions around Booker T. Washington.
The readable fragment conveys confusion and garbled phrases about a person, possible medical or personal incident, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names or events to summarize meaningfully.
The readable portions show garbled names and phrases related to a legal or social scene. Characters mention individuals such as McDonald and Me tare with references to offices, gravel and a possible court or township context. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event.
A garbled item lists names such as Mrs Philifi Pols and Mrs Mathie Ww with scattered references to March dates and a Saturday night event. The text appears as a fragmented society or local notices snapshot with missing context and unclear actions.
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