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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
6
The article discusses amendments on the November election ballot including a reformed judiciary with 5 to 11 judges and a six year term, vacancies filled by the court, and a clause on elections for vacancies. It also references Amendment No 2 about required qualifications to practice law in all courts.
An army of elderly Republicans supports the McKinley ticket, with 20 000 plus members at Republican State Headquarters. Over 10 000 Fremont McKinley backers are veterans who voted for Fremont and Lincoln era presidents. Lincoln McKinley clubs exceed Lincoln era groups in total. Over 10 000 aged members in the Fremont McKinley circle average above seventy five.
Island City Miners at Linton refuse to work Friday due to coal company policy on hiring. The dispute centers on favoring one applicant over another, raising district concerns about potential trouble. Mrs Graingersollaré plans a winter visit to her daughter in Monro, Louisiana, after extended stays with relatives in McKegport and St. Louis. She will also see Grace in Birmingham, as longtime Washington residents, friends note, by others.
A fragment notes a device or item placed at the Republican headquarters during a Masonic ball event, labeled as No. 5, with unclear context or purpose.
A clipped ad notes four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and berry for ten cents. It promotes Try it today and mentions Republican headquarters at Masonic Hall with entrance through Little Gem.
Notice to all persons with business in Washington Township that Akwan Carns Hay will hold office hours at Leahy leading in the city of Washington on Fridays and Saturdays each week. Trustee.
Announcement of James Westfall's death after a long illness. The obituary notes his backstory in Hazleton and Colorado, his departure from the area, and the gradual decline due to disease. It mentions his family, friends, and that a medical remedy brought relief. The advertisement references Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and rheumatism.
A Republican gathering in Washington featured Judge Gardiner speaking on imperialism militarism trusts and the Philippine question. The audience applauded as Gardiner rebutted Bryanite premises and praised statements on liberty and democracy.
The ten month old infant of Mr and Mrs Perry died Sunday at the Orphans Home from stomach trouble. Burial is scheduled for Oak Growth cemetery Tuesday. Public notices promise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy refunds if not satisfied after using two thirds of contents. The product is touted as best for influenza coughs colds croup and whooping cough and safe for use.
A twenty year wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Xelsén Horrall occurred Saturday night at their residence. The event featured conversation music and a drawing contest with Mrs. Emma Mattingly winning a prize for best drawing. An elegant repast of oyster sandwiches ham sandwiches pickles cake and coffee followed as guests departed wishing the couple many more years of happiness with daughters Misses Lillian and Cleo assisting as hosts.
A bankruptcy petition seeks discharge for James Hpctrack d eve. The court orders a hearing on October 30 1900 in Indianapolis. Creditors and interested parties must attend to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors. Witness Judge John R Baker. Seal dated September 25 1900.
A public sale is set for November 10, 1900, at the Daviess County Court House to auction rents and profits for seven years and then the fee simple of Lot 143 and a 30 foot strip of Lot 135 in Washington, Indiana. The Citizens National Bank of Bedford sues William A. Oliph et al. as plaintiffs. The sale proceeds at the sheriff’s auction may proceed with no relief from valuation laws.
In the Daviess Circuit Court October term 1900 Mary B E Gall as administrator filed final settlement of Joseph Gill estate. The court to examine and approve the account on November 10 1900. Heirs creditors and others must appear to prove heirship or claims. Witness Thomas Harris Clerk Washington Indiana October 18 1900.
Notice from the Office of City Clerk Washington Indiana dated October 10 1900 announces a hearing by the Special Committee of Council on October 20 at 10 o'clock in the Council Chamber. The hearing will review the final estimate and report by City Civil Engineer Epwarr C Faith on brick sidewalk street improvements across numerous blocks and streets in Washington. Objections from interested parties are invited.
Coroner Lovis B. Sequit reports Thomas Tolliver died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Thomas Gleason of St. Louis. The shooting occurred on Main Street in front of the Arcade saloon between East Second and East Third streets about 8:45 p.m. on October 5, 1900, Tolliver a long time professional gambler aged about 45 or 46.
Coroner Oscar Dougherty of Daviess County Indiana reports the death of Oscar Dougherty a 20 year old man found at his uncle Kili Dutyrherty’s home in Steele township. He died from a gunshot wound judged self inflicted late in October 1900. He stood about 4 feet 10 inches tall with dark hair blue eyes and a dark complexion. He lived with his father Allen Dougherty near Plainville Indiana.
Quick breakfast tip notes Mrs. Austin's pancake flour as a featured product available at wholesale grocers. The snippet indicates local stores stock the item for ready-to-make pancakes.
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