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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 33M old individual and references displacements and repairs along a canal. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item. The readable fragment hints at orders and repairs as part of a broader situation but remains ambiguous.
The Board of Commissioners of Daviess County Indiana fixed September 7, 1901 as the date for the sale of work on a public ditch. The sale will be held at the south door of the Court House in Washington Indiana. The surveyor will be present to detail lot allocations and tracing for those drawing allotments. This notice records the county official Marcus Russell announcing the auction by the board on September 19, 1901 for the ditch work and related rights.
The administrator of William Stucky’s estate will sell at public auction at the deceased’s residence in Corning on a Saturday in September. Items include horses, cattle, plows, harness, cultivator, cradles, corn, and other household and farm implements with terms of five dollars and interest after six months. Proceeds go to pay debts and costs. a March note bearing 64 percent interest may apply.
Fragmented OCR shows references to delinquent taxes, relatives and properties tied to individuals such as Lavi ick, Leining, Boraes Thomas Conli, and Chandler. Mentions neighbors, teachers, and local residents including Miss M oe and Dale in Plaidville with unclear actions or deadlines.
Fragmented OCR text reports violence and intrigue surrounding McKinley era events. References to a reception, a Pan American exposition, a shooting, an arrest, and a confession hint at political tension and a crime scene with named individuals misread in the garbled source.
A garbled passage sketches reactions to the assassination plot linked to Czolgosz and a jail escape. It mentions Leon Czolgosz, possible conspirators, and fragmented comments about motive, organization ties, and a man named Homa Goldhi. The text also notes physical descriptions and a claimed membership in a group called the Golden Eagles, with uncertain language throughout.
Emma Goldman anarchist lecturer arrested in Chicago faces possible bail ruling as extradition plans proceed. Magistrate weighs keeping her in custody with bonds while authorities pursue removal to New York to face charges linked to a plot involving Kinley, with police declining to disclose the exact charges.
Fragmentary text references an initiative against aggression, an important papal cycle, and next month publication. It mentions Admiral Schley and Rear Admiral How gon as a court member, a Bowley hearing, and a veteran named Broughton Madison Wik dated Sept 12.
An historic gathering drew a wide crowd to the Rallying Point estate where surviving veterans and relatives paid tribute. Leaders and public figures attended as a line of veterans formed a ceremonial march, honoring service and sacrifice with dignified remembrance and hopeful notes for the nation’s recovery.
Market notes show a government briefing on September developments and price movements. Analysts discuss notable quotations from a treasury official about inflation, inflation expectations, and investor sentiment. The piece highlights provisional data and near term market directions.
Notices from Davies County Indiana outline funding plans for road improvement projects in Washington Township and the City of Washington. Voters will decide on bonds and assess the legal authority to take property for the project, listing streets and roads affected and the meeting date.
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