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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1897
Page
1
Authorities fail to sweep streets as business men step in to wash away dirt. Todianagplis claim blackballing Governor Maunta lacks disgrace and honor his farming background. Members regret their action now and may regret it later.
The Indianapolis Journal notes the Grant celebration as one of the era’s greatest events. It praises the unique demonstration, the impressive ceremonies, and the city’s role in honoring a military leader whose memory remains highly esteemed.
A fragmented text references government attentions, colonization recollections, and a march for peace. It cites a decree or injunction involving Washington tax matters and cites a complaint by a resident dating from March 1590. The passage alludes to legal action and a court decision impacting tax collection and civic order.
The Shoals jury found Walker guilty of manslaughter in the Walker murder trial. The panel deliberated about twenty five hours before returning the verdict and sentencing Walker to fifteen years in prison.
William J. Deboe a Republican from Crittenden County was elected United States Senator to succeed Democrat Joe Blackburn. The ballot marked the sixtieth of the current session and the 112th overall. Deboe received 71 votes while Blackburn had 0, with 68 needed for a majority.
The Southside schoolhouse hosted a Pentecost service led by Rev. Johnsen with George F. Ray and Mrs. Sarah E Wade organizing the event. Attendees filled the room after evening prayers as the Band of Pentecost conducted the gathering in the rural community.
Frost damage kills most peaches in the area. E. Horton makes two trips to South Martin. Walter Weimer recovering from illness. Rev J A Hile travels to Lincoln City Indiana for telegram about his father. Dr S L McPherson visits Lawrenceville to see father in law Thomas Kirkwood. D L Weimer named inspector for upcoming town election Monday. Weather and illness mark the week.
Evansville defeats Nashville 6 to 4 in the opening Central League game. Watkins and Evinsville starred for Evansville while Nashville struggled with errors as the league begins its season in the city.
Harman Hawes, from Ohio, moves his family to Tennessee using a cart to avoid attention. The journey involves four miles of rough travel, with small children and a perilous tale of earlier fires in Ohio. Thieves enter Ed Brady’s house during the escape, prompting police pursuit.
A massive six foot high five mile wide tidal surge swept Cottonwood Valley around Goethals early this morning. The flood left West Guthria under ten feet of water. Bridges and jnry boats were overwhelmed as hundreds sought safety in trees and higher ground. Rescue efforts are hampered. officials fear many lives were lost.
The Alumni Association holds a meeting Tuesday night in the Southside school building to discuss receipts from the second production of The Head Hunters. Proceeds fund a public library and a permanent Alumni Organization. About 280 cash will be donated to the order fund for the library restoration.
A city exhibition offers a two hour program featuring a 5 dog act, a pony and monkeys. Lips, Dollitian & El Will present entertainment for Washington amusement seekers with prizes for trained animals and feats.
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