13 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1897
Page
1
A fragmented glimpse shows a bustling commercial note about goods and blankets at a store, interwoven with a local political debate. The piece mentions Citizens Committee composition and references Representative James E Watson and upcoming district meetings, reflecting tensions between Republicans and Democrats and critique of editorial coverage.
An interview with Labor Commissioner I P McCormack outlines attempts to resolve a dispute over imported workers at No 4 mine. Operators insist on continuing work with limited local openings while strikers seek an agreed settlement. McCormack and colleagues met with governors and operators to explore a peaceful solution and possible talks with miners.
Fragmentary transcript shows AGF Gabel and coal company officials discussing No 9 and No 4 coal sales. They claim miners refused return under conditions and threaten ongoing work with new hires. Labor Commissioners not yet involved in addressing the dispute.
Indianapolis residents report hostal mail addressed to actors and others at the stage door. Postmaster says notices were advertisements while recipient claims distress. Theatre manager and postal inspector Fletcher involved, with potential prosecution considered.
Salvationists plan a permanent organization here with temporary quarters in the old Covington YMCA club room. A meeting Friday night marks the first step, with I. Can orgs A Garland coordinating efforts and hopes for a Washington expansion. Bradley family to supervise the Washington branch. public urged to attend.
Dr S L Wile fell six feet into East Third street sewer after slipping from a plank laid across a flooded area. He struck rocks and water, sustaining severe injuries and is confined to his room. County Commissioners will meet to hear his case and approve related claims.
A distressed notice reports Allen and McGehee making assignments for the benefit of their creditors. Attorney John C. Billheimer is named as assignee, with details about the scope and impact of the action, including implications for suppliers and customers. The article notes shock among friends and the wider business community.
Local notices list residents visiting relatives in the city and town figures attending court and events. Mentions Ora McGracken James Allup Chester Camp Miss Lib Jackman and Miss Caitlin Milholland among others as social and community activity unfolds with a missionary conference and pie fundraiser at the AL E church.
An officer from the Regular Army is described in garbled text about an inspection of Company D and a Captain Barbar who ordered a drill week. The report mentions equipment inspection, issuance of supplies, and a proposed action at a base, with unclear moments of a pleasant call.
A fragmentary column references Mr. Motsinger and a Tennessee race, mentions Princeton, a Windsor team, and Kentucky Democratic expectations. It also touches on editorial stances of a Herald and the role of dictionaries in political discourse. The text is garbled and contains uncertain details and names.
A jumble of short notes lists residents and visitors across Cornetisville area. People like William Teraden, George Weeks, Clark Petterson, and Miss Ann Avery are noted with scattered business trips and visits to relatives. Other items mention home improvements, a charity oyster supper, and a Y M C A event crowd with varied dates and places.
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