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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
4
Local Washington notes mention the Tar Tar and Hee athletic groups, with the 1. G. diggers and associated streets in Northwest Washington. Details are garbled but reference a community gathering or event and a December time frame.
The Chicago Chronicle argues Amitral Dewey mirrors past expansionists, citing Manila victory and territorial gains as evidence. It recalls Jefferson, Jackson, Polk, and Benton as earlier expansionists and notes the question of consistency with today’s Democratic contractionists. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
A garbled editorial piece surveys rain claims in Texas, possible 1900s Democratic candidates, and President veto history. It discusses Cleve land rumor, Senator Hoar, and Daniel Bryan wind, plus Hawaii annexation and Queen Lil. The piece notes presidential vacations, Bryan’s image of distressed farmers, and veto power trends, including Jackson, Cleveland, Adams, and Tyler.
Fragmented notes discuss an abolitionist push against a war tax on commodities, a long-term project planting trees, and a writ of habeas corpus involving Port Canaveral inmates in St. Pay. The text also references the United States District Court of M gota, republications from congressional documents, and varied cultural tidbits from art sales to the World's Fair.
Residents from Plainville and nearby towns including Enid and St Paul attended a Sunday gathering at the home of Georde Neesnger and family. Several locals traveled to Washington for visits while others returned home after family time and birthday wishes for an elderly resident. Ex Senator Sherman planned a quiet summer in Mansfield Ohio following medical advice.
Susin Veale has been visiting her daughter in Kentucky for several weeks and has returned home. Mrs Jesse Beasley and Mrs Arthur Lett were guests at the Sunday School Institute, with others present including Mrs Arrilla Lett.
A dense list of property transfers and deeds involving multiple parties across various parcels. Names include Patrick McGehan Mary A McGehan James D Snider Michael Gonton Mary J Hemptos Elizabeth Jackson Margaret Wadsworth Adolphus Williams Francis A Alnam Tony Prnett L D Mowery and others. Parcels reference numerous lots Washington Street and surrounding blocks with monetary values noted, reflecting a broad transaction roundup.
A garbled OCR text lists numerous names, places, and items including Washington additions, property lots in towns like Elnora and Win M Young, and scattered notes on individuals such as Bridget McPhelemy and Elizabath. It references public speaking, voice culture, and a London bin chief, with stray phrases about governance and a governor.
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