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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
8
A scanned docket lists a multi day court calendar under Judge Houghton. It includes probate business and state cases with assigned numbers and parties, spanning October to November with specific days named from Monday October 14 to Monday November 11.
The court names A P Stores as Administratrix of the estate of James Kes, deceased. The estate is to be solvent. Bucke Billheimer, attorney, is noted.
Court orders creditors heirs and legatees to appear for the examination of the administrator James R over Habnah estate in the circuit court at Washington on October 4 1901. Heirs creditors and interested persons must appear to contest or confirm the account and vouchers filed.
Fragmentary note mentions people associated with Morgan and a visit by Noha and Newton Niton. The text references a march or date unknown and uses unclear names, with no verifiable event or outcome.
Havana reports indictments for postoffice fraud and other offenses linked to government officials. Public notices mention sentences up to years and terms for implicated individuals while dispatches note government forces defeating insurgents at Panoneme and taking control of the area.
A large reservoir burst Sunday causing significant damage but no deaths. Many residents escaped, but monetary losses are uncertain. The incident disrupted water supply and affected the local population, with officials noting substantial impact.
A London hearing resumed with lurid testimony about alleged male misconduct toward a young woman, drawing silent crowds and insults from onlookers. Separate reports note a New York court granting a new trial for Roland B. Molineux in a murder case and Cuba’s election law moving toward congress as Governor General Wood outlines steps.
A garbled 1900s statistical summary reports on population growth and racial composition. It notes increases in total population, white and colored shares, and shifts among Negro, Chinese, Indians, and foreign-born groups across decades, with figures indicating rising percentages and regional patterns.
Bravailing quotations for grain and livestock are reported with prices and market activity. The snippet notes bid and sale figures across grains and cattle, reflecting a busy trading day in the commodities market.
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