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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
3
Margie Schwarz asks the court to dissolve her marriage to John Schwarz and to award alimony of several dollars a month. The filing, made through her attorneys Hastites and Billheimer, alleges years of alleged mistreatment and seeks custody and support for their children.
Pat Disser, a township boy with the Sixth Cavalry in the Philippines, returned to Wan City this morning after a 35 day voyage aboard the Hancock. He attended to the transport crew and noted 506 bodies shipped home in airtight coffins from various engagements.
Rev Dobbs discusses the Sunday morning service at First Baptist on how to receive the Lord's Supper. He emphasizes reverence over superstition, the sacrament as memorial of Christ's sacrifice, and the need for self examination and renewed vows toward a better life. Baptism is a one time symbol of spiritual death to sin and new life.
In a sermon analogy, salt represents God’s grace seasoning speech and conduct. It contrasts unsavory speech with grace, noting how God’s grace can soften hard hearts, prevent bitterness, and temper prayer and life like salt prevents freezing and preserves goodness.
Tonight at the Opera House a week of performances features Edwinard the co drant and a duet at Ladies night. Also advertised is Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm claimed to relieve rheumatism and cure cuts burns and sprains with a bottle sold at 25 and 50 cents.
The committee in charge of the big Republican banquet held another meeting on Saturday night and set a ticket limit due to high demand. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at Horrail Brothers in Washington Township for 1.25 each, with additional halls to accommodate the crowd and a public meeting to be held in the afternoon.
Attorney General Taylor condemns what he calls modern democracy in a desert rally. He cites Reconstruction era attitudes toward women and the Philippines, urging support for the President and Republican policies as the path to national salvation.
The article discusses Swiss engine building costs driven by high wages and imported raw materials, notably iron. It notes Swiss workers maintain high living standards compared with Germany and other continental peers, with dwellings and life conditions improved by foreign trade and stable coinage.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions topics like engineering, comfort standards, population, and various scattered phrases about a Sioux region, Paris, police, and a doctor with syrups. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
Fragmented report notes illness and a political affair in Washington with Scudder visiting on business Friday. It mentions Della Lomey ending a term at New Bethel and plans for graduation at a nearby place on March 17 with limited attendees. A death near Batlerecanty is reported and burial arrangements noted.
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