Sheriff Sale No 8 in Daviess County Indiana
Public sale announced by sheriff of Daviess County Indiana for real estate in Daylesa on March 24 1900. Property described as one acre with canal and railroad right of way details, held by James D Bradford et al in favor of The Jamess Puading & Loan Association of Washington Indiana. Sale occurs 10 am to 4 pm at the house door with no appraisal relief.
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Daylesa County
Indiana
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Daviess County
James D Bradford
Jamess Puiding' & Loan Association
Washington
Laws
J. A. McUord
McCracken
Allen & Biltheimer
Bletatiff
Swat Wanstep
Aduriss
Fureki Mra
Louis
McKinley Addresses Ohio Banquet in New York
President McKinley speaks to Ohio colleagues in New York, praising bond between Ohioans and their mother state. He notes strengths of gold standard, U S markets and peace, warns against partisanship, urging national unity and steady pursuit of liberty and duty.
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McKinley
Speas
Ohio
New York
Far East
United States
Mortality Statistics From Indiana State Board Of Health
The report lists January deaths and infant figures, noting causes such as typhoid fever, scarlet fever, influenza, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. It records Washington city with 14 deaths and a death rate of 19.5 per 1000 population, plus one birth and three deaths in the prior year age group.
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Indiana
Roland of Health
Wera al
P. K
Daviess
City of
Washington
Thera Wire
War News Dispatches From Front and Home Front War Office Reports
War office dispatches describe troop movements and supply updates from Norval’s Pont to Stormberg and Mafeking. Generals Brabant and Ghntacke are cited on advances and telegraph updates. Weather and grazing conditions improve transport for horses and animals.
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Tindon
lTie
War Office
Osfontein
Sunaly
Lis
Goi
Jopvert
Norval
Pont
Fis
Ghntacke
Stormberg
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
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Queen's Interest Keeps Her at Home Spring Outing Abandoned
The queen abandons her planned spring holiday on the Italian Riviera and will remain at home in London from Thursday to Saturday. Her holiday reversal underscores her devotion to the welfare of her people, as she reportedly plans a brief visit and reception while in the capital. Reports from the front note Boer movements and British dispatches suggest shifting strategies and renewed actions around Ladysmith and Biggarsberg.
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London
Arch
Rivera
Nettle Hospital
Cape
Colony
Lord Roberts
War Office
Onsland
Aftkanddr
Abraham
Kraal
Spruit
Modder
Chamberlain
Ladysmith
Thane
Brabant's Boer force repelled in Cape Colony clash
A confused field report describes Gen Brabant's divisions advancing near Dordrecht and Jamestown in Cape Colony. British shell and rifle fire engaged Boer positions on the right flank as Boers retired from strong lines, with British forces maintaining a forceful advance and noting casualties and positional gains.
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Ftis
Dorderich
Cape Colony
Brabant
Buschagnes
Dordrecht
Jamestown
Svas
Cleveland Cleric Denounces Pagan Influence in Plays
Pastor George Vahey of St. John’s Cathedral warns in a Lenten sermon that plays like Sapho and Degenerates foster a pagan spirit and immorality. He urges immigration laws to bar foreign actresses whose work could corrupt virtue and innocence.
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Cleveland Clérey
Merica
Cleveland
Georad Vahey
St. John's
Sapho
Vahey
United States
Police Kill Suspected Robbers After Shootout
Jackson Mississippi March 5 A police attempt to arrest two negroes Saturday night led to gunfire. Policeman Frank Ruckam was shot and seriously wounded. Officer Joe White returned fire and killed one suspect instantly. The other surrendered. The dead man was identified as Judge Grant. A colored woman and Jesse Grant were arrested. A thousand dollars’ worth of jewelry and other property were recovered from the trio’s home.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Atlas
Twojegroes
Frank Ruckam
Joe White
Grant
Jesse “Grant
Oman
Murt
Destructive Pennsylvania Fire Destroys Spartansburg Tannery
A blaze yesterday leveled the Wastern Union tannery in Spartansburg, with its contents lost. Citizens stood by as the town’s sole industry burned, causing about 880,000 in losses, insured in part, along with damage to a nearby two story house and a laundry.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Wastern Union Tannery
Spartansburg
Ansurance
Corts
Duotel
Corry Stedin
Yvette Guilbert’s Peril In Fire Escape
Readable fragments describe Yvette Guilbert escaping a apartment fire on March 5. Attendants carried her to safety after the blaze at the Avenue de Villiers building. She remained largely unresponsive to the effects of smoke and burns.
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Yvette Guilbert
Yvette Guilace
Avenus Dé Villiers
Haip
Convicts at Tourah Firefight Leave Dozens Wounded
In Cairo's Tourah district a clash involving prisoners and guards led to gunfire from a window. Five convicts were shot and two fatally wounded, with around 500 others implicated. All surrendered and were jailed. Also reported is the death of Martin Mh ion, New Amsterdam hotel proprietor, in Redlands California at age 54.
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Cairo
Tourah
Fataily
New York
Martin
Ion
New ‘Amster
Wayne Moore Badger
Egret
Redlands
Cal
Dangers of Photography Era Accident in Chicago
About eighty Metropolitan Life Insurance agents were injured when a small grandstand collapsed during a mass photograph. The structure gave way while they were being photographed, dropping roughly ten feet.
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Chicago
Aetropolitan Life : Insurance Company
Destructive Fire in Troy Reported Last Night
Fire swept a Troy area street last night causing extensive damage. Investigators from local fire department arrived shortly after alarms to battle the blaze and determine its origin. No injuries were listed, and residents were displaced as crews cooled embers.
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Troy
Eroy
Willa Bt Lock
Spertmient
Meeting of City Commissioners Washington 1900
Notice announces a City Commissioners meeting in Washington on April 7 1900 at 10 o'clock am. It lists numerous residents and lenders connected to a proposed establishment and construction project affecting lots and land in the First Ward including the Government Building and Loan Association and the International Building and Loan Association. Witnessed by Philip Evans with date February 16 1860.
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James Omen
John W Foley
Wm Braley
John G. Setyard
William .Crawford
Edward Buzan
State Building and Loan Association
Ak EiConrad
The
Commonwealth
George W Miller
Faith
Lillie G Man
Levi D.colbert
Laura B Gréyam
Swartzel
Jones
Ruth ‘Waller
Winifredson
Ihe
Liboiéstont
Maggie Geetingakiln
Ww Shank
Joseph H Hopkins
Michaelkhart
Joha Fitzgibbon
William H Mesonald
William H Moore
Internatinal Building and’ Loan Association
Jaga A Crawford
City of
Washington
Mepta- Giana
Chang
Philip
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Reader Letter
A reader advocates Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness seen as a remedy after a private sale recommendation. The note claims the product relieved persistent discomfort, urging others to try it and naming Foster Milburn Co as the sole U.S. agent in Buffalo New York.
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Washington
Teety Dean
Foster-Milburn 7A
Aftalo
Quo Te Ees
Bank Robbery Averted and Lung Trouble Medical Claim
A fragment describes a bank robbery event involving a cashier from the Bank oy and a alleged lung trouble claim. It mentions a new discovery allegedly used as a base for lung issues and references a drug store offering bottles for free with a purchase, along with names like N. Jones.
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Bankg Routsa
Bank of Oy
Nti P
N. Jones
Suifer
Thirteen Months in a Year and Local Notices
Fragmented text combines discussion of a calendar reform proposal in Marion Indiana with anecdotes from a newspaper. It mentions a creative system for measuring time, references a Chinese example, notes a notary public, and reports the death of Mrs McMahen aged about eighty, plus brief local items about a doctor, a druggist, and Chamberlains Pain Remedy.
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Marion
China
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