Fitted to Your Hand GLOVE COUNTER Mystery
Fragmented OCR text shows odd phrases about a glove counter and a circuit chart. No coherent event or names emerge. cannot determine a clear news item or summary from the readable portions.
24 Oct 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows odd phrases about a glove counter and a circuit chart. No coherent event or names emerge. cannot determine a clear news item or summary from the readable portions.
Wednesday court actions include a not guilty verdict in State v Charles Wilson on trespass, several tax lien foreclosures with judgments totaling hundreds of dollars, and a divorce proceeding Isabella Hoffer v Julia Hoffer. Other cases list damages and multiple foreclosure judgments against defendants in heavy monetary amounts.
Fragmented OCR notes mention dates in October and references to individuals and places. The text is garbled but includes names like Mitchell, Rentyc, Alfordsgilld, Odom Faehey, and Glendjale. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Democratic member M. F. Burke reports that Hastings moved to place candidates certified by both the Democratic and Peoples parties on the ballot under the Peoples party title and device. Arnold J. Padgett, chairman of the Peoples Party in Daviss County, files certificates to substitute the Democratic label, prompting adjournment of the board until called by Burke.
A longhand, strained defense accuses O Neall and allies of Fusion fraud in Daviess County politics. Allegations claim Democrats Populists forged conventions and certificates to place a fusion ticket, while denouncing concealed meetings and manipulated nominations aimed at defeating party aims.
Announcing the marriage of Mr Migs and Mr Will Allen to take place on Wednesday November 4 at Wat end. A pretty young lady will be united in wedlock with the road man amid a popular gathering.
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