City Council Debates Factory Bonus and Library Board Change
The city council met Tuesday evening to act on a proposed bonus for Albert Ott tied to his factory’s location. Diskussion centered on granting 22500 pro rata, with few members supporting any bonus. action was deferred. A committee of Stayer Down Merrisaker Wek and Hayes will confer with Ott. A resignation notice for Mrs Elizabeth Wakefield from the Carnegie Library board was read and Elva Cabe was nominated and elected. Washington bank cashier seeks to recover losses via a suit against Washington aristocracy. local commentary questions social attitudes.
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Lis H. Jepsen
Alin Oo
Ost Lis
Tague
Alter
Gore
Tomumittee
Merrisaker
Wek
Hayes
Ott
Weiln
Terre Haute
Promioters
iWeisnerr
Haute
Trudge
W. Gardiner
Elizabeth
Wakefield
Carnegie, Library Board
Elva Cabe
Marriage License Fragments List Names and Pairs
Fragmented OCR lists several marriage license entries with names such as Wey ast William Stewart and Kitts Me Conan, Thomas Watheh and Dhey Hendey, John A Padgetta and Pear Baxter, Byron M in G Wik dridge, August Behultz, Dowling and Doyle, Rodney P Bell and Edna M Edwards, and L M Klusmeier.
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William
Stewart
Kitts
Me ‘Conan
Jehn A. Padgetta
Pear ‘Baxter
Byron MM In G
Wik Dridge
August ‘Behultz
Io Dabiel
Dowling
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Rodney P, Bell
Edna M. Edwards
Yrackén
Ana L M Klusmeier
Hod Catrie
Births and legal notices mix with execution report
Fragmentary items show a birth notice for Miz and Mrs Petty Vance, a civil suit John E Cotton et al versus Charles Courtney with G G Barton representing the plaintiff, and an unclear prison order about Czolgosz affecting his fate and dates of execution.
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John. E. Cotton
Charles Oo Courtney
G.barton
Relatives in dispute over Mrs Washington Drury incident
fragmented OCR note describes Mrs Lydia Drury, wife of Washington Drury, leaving a northwest Rome area road after a dispute with relatives. The text records anxiety among kin and mentions a port road area, with unclear names and details.
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Washington- Drury
Lydia ‘Drury
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Hong
Thervelt Pat Band
Homini
Open tensions color debate on reforms and public trust
The fragmentary item reports political controversy over reforms and leadership, citing frustration with officials and calls for accountability. It notes figures and places like Bloomfield and Washington, referencing public outrage and alleged improprieties in a tense political climate.
Acquittal in Payne case follows falsified claims trial
Reports from the circuit court note John J Payre was acquitted by jury on falsified claim allegations against Bogardon ship. several other cases proceed including Williams Mitchell concealed weapon and drawing deadly weapon charges. Multiple divorces and custody disputes are listed with varied outcomes and ongoing investigations continue into gambling and assault cases.
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John J Payre
Laijuryi
Willi \T Mitchell
Vai Williams
Vai i Brewing
Harry Jenning
Nath
Gross
Battesy
Fis
October Weddings Report In Local Society
Local column notes two marriages: William Bikelite to Miss Vina Isham completed on Thursday evening, with attendants E A Hor and Miss Sylvia incl ir. Richard Sherrill and Miss Juliet Koenig wed by Rev. Samuel Reid at the M Parsonage, with future residence with Mrs. Sherrill’s mother.
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Wiliam
Bikelite
Vina Isham
Bike Homie
N. ‘Sinclair
Miss Via Am
A. Hor
Sylvabia
Mis. Ames
Sherril IF Koenig
Richard ‘Sherrill
Juliet Koenig
Samue Reid
M. Parsonage
Gtdom
Mik
Maatha Sherril
Roosevelt Dismisses Southern Policy Question in Speech
A Roosevelt era Washington letter examines the President's stance on southern policy, Cuba, and judicial appointments. It discusses his approach to loyalty, the Jones judge appointment in Alabama, and Wood’s Cuban administration plans with May 11, 1902 as a target for transfer of control.
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Commerc
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South
New England
Middle West
Pacific Slope
Jones
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McKibley
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Cuba
Wood
Talawad
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England
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Arrests and court notes in early 1901 county paper
The issue reports arrests near Linton and Batley including use of a saddle theft and a woman’s beating case against Mrs Lyons. It notes citations, a pending Monday court appearance, local vice waves, and a mayoral order banning certain firearms. Also included are public notices for road construction bids in Washington Township with several listed route miles and dates.
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Itoleake D. Mh
Washington Township
Said
County
Ekater
Aprayy
Edwardsport
Nisin State
Eati 10Th Street
McCormick Ae
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Cemetery Road
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Petersburg
Fray
Portersiville
Ledfordes 14Th Street
Ygaand
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Ross
Daviess County
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Selene
Orate
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Schley
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McCoun
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Batley
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Lyons
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Allen & Bileheimet
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