19 May 1896
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1896
Page
1
The fragment discusses Democratic and Republican positions on free coinage, gold and silver standards, and anticipated legislative actions. It references Governor Taggart, Mr. Taggart, and party shifts among Missouri voters, with mentions of Daveiss County and broader implications for monetary policy and national politics.
A garbled fragment discusses how political parties seek to direct prayer and public piety, criticizing tainted associations and the mixing of church and state in public life. The text suggests strong concerns about manipulation of prayer for partisan aims.
Local politics fume over recent caucus actions as Councilman Brady and allies accuse peers of manipulation. Reports claim party rivalries stalled police appointments and spurred bids by Thomas Small and other hopefuls, with Michael Heafy and Neal favored for the commission role amid a turbulent Democratic landscape.
Ajtordaville Post No 357 and McCarty Post No 257 announce a grand Memorial Day celebration. The program includes talks by Rey and Mr Protsspan, with Mr Lisman delivering a stone dedication. Citizens are invited to honor veterans at the cemetery and march from the red flag line at 9:80.
Eyewitness accounts describe a powerful cyclone passing through Paul Texas on May 1. Debris and chaos followed as reports say up to 100 deaths were possible. long trains of destruction cut across streets and buildings. Separate notes mention a dentist and a confrontation with police amidst the aftermath.
The jury could not decide the issue of first judgment on Werendant. Lucinda Hillburn did not damage the reputation of Susan Bengds. The defendant was found liable for damages and costs to the plaintiff totaling $1,000.
In Circuit Court on Saturday Professor Michael Zinkan of a local high school pleaded guilty to assaulting a pupil. The judge fined him a small amount and ordered additional costs. The incident occurred about three weeks ago as reported by The Gazette.
Judge Hefron Saf Mellid G grants divorce to the wife and grants custody of their two children to the wife. The husband is given visitation rights with their son and daughter while the wife retains custody of the children.
A boy suffered injuries while playing near a Hogshiead and Bagebary bile factory building on Saturday morning. A factory official said safety measures were in place and described the incident as less serious than previous events.
A fragmented 19th century style piece argues for monuments honoring citizens in city life. It decries intemperance and social decay while urging Christian virtue, education, and moral reform to uplift youth and curb crime in the United States.
Readable fragment describes a Decoration Day event in May with Rev. Kelso as speaker at a local church and a memorial service in a Peoples hall. It notes community turnout from Washington and surrounding areas, with plans for music and a theater program, inviting schools and residents to honor those who have died.
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