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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
2
The readable text sketch notes a 3 second class matter entry in Louisiana and mentions Daily delivery details and a yearly rate. The fragment references a shipwreck context and a dated 1724 line, with partial street and telephone remnants.
The author defends reporting on the Davis shortage at Peoples National Bank and rejects personal fault. He states he sent material from Washington and did not stage or edit items for sensationalism, noting other correspondents existed and urging inquiry over judgment. He emphasizes accuracy and lack of personal malice.
A 14 year old boy lost his left arm and suffered a severe head cut while riding a jenny car at Fitzgibbons Tolsons coal mine east of the city. He was removed to his parents home and his injuries were treated. he is expected to recover.
The readable text hints at medical issues and names but lacks coherent facts. It mentions kidneys and illness affecting an individual with scattered fragments referencing people and places, offering no verifiable event or outcome.
Report notes Powers continues to face trial for the murder linked to Governor Millrath. Proceedings describe prior conviction and imprisonment, with defense and prosecutorial teams named from Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. Court schedule indicates next session and anticipated testimonies as officials outline case steps.
Fragmentary text references fundraising totals around 140 000 and a missionary predicament. Mentions Boston fund raising, overseas ships, and country strength. Multiple garbled phrases obscure concrete facts or names.
Horrific accident near Logansport Indiana reports four train crew killed as wreckage collapsed the engine and caboose with several cars. Two Kokomo boys aged seven and nine rescued a burning schoolhouse, guiding officers to the scene.
A list of marriage license notices includes Joseph Coleman with Alice Spaulding and William Al Gates with Mary Pipesy, along with Jozeph W Norris and Mary M Kcoa tee.
An advertisement touts Snuffles as a guaranteed catarrh cure claiming it permanently cures catarrh by addressing the cause. It promises quick relief for hay fever and head colds, includes internal and external medicines, and offers guidance from a specialist with a special address in Philadelphia for orders.
Police investigate a road accident involving two cars. Initial details are unclear as officers gather evidence at the scene and check for possible citations or injuries.
A garbled OCR passage mixes phrases about a board or person, with stray words like garage, jeep, Bishop and Keett. The legible content is minimal, offering no clear event, date, or involved entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Incomplete OCR describes Burlington excursions through California with special conductors and route features including Sepia and Salt Lake City. It notes fare discounts and travel period from September to November, with return options and regional service details.
Advertises Homesbekers excursions to the West and Northwest including routes to Netitasiga Kuindus Colorado Utah Montana California Washington Oregon and the Dakotas with dates September 3 and 17. Burlington promotes the least cost tickets aboard the nation’s most traveled railroad from St Louis under General Manager Eley.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person or place linked to a Main Street location and a dietary or health context. The text is incomplete, listing terms like diphtheria or dipthetic and a street scene, with names only as fragments. No clear event or full facts to confirm.
The fragment sketches a chaotic scene with mentions of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a tonic balm. It hints at public interest in remedies and a chaotic incident, naming Dr. Thwar and Nature's remedy for bowels, amid scattered product references and a royal context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ontario New York with references to a remedy and pharmacy along with stray phrases about explorers and polar regions. The readable text is highly incomplete and includes stray non sequiturs and misspellings.
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