Playing Congressmen and the Indiana Re-Election
A Washington Gazette Co report voices strong criticism of Congressman Robert W. Miers for his failure to deliver for Indiana’s Second District. It accuses him of inactivity and political posturing while Indianapolis power centers and Bea Ford limestone contracts are highlighted as missed opportunities. The piece questions his genuine representation and loyalty to constituents, noting delayed responsiveness and lack of concrete achievements.
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Indiana
Robert W.iliets
Miers
Lawrence
Owen and
Monrce
Butt
Ohio Valley
Hedfor
Bloomington
Hwawel
Conza
Trust He’s Report On Township And Road Fund
Trust He’s report outlines township assessments and road fund receipts and expenditures. It mentions Henry Howards, Auberrecs, and Howard Williams of Washington as figures referenced in the week’s early notes. The item reads like an OCR fragment with names and figures tied to a town governance context.
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Henry Howards
Beal
Elliatyens
Berty
Henry F. Vollaper
Auberrecs
Michael Ris
Charnie
Dan Hop Adam
Axtell
L Barber
M Smith
Peo
Rior
Lrewsarur
Kane
Boe
Porter
Willis
OH Ricks
Elis
McCafferty Hoar i Bridge
Austin
Mary
Flummereelt
Carrie
McKernan & Diver Cage
Mitabely
Sibs
Martin
Bolta
Gregory
Akester
Rail
Frans William
Xpress
James Matingly
Labor
Russel
Austin & West
Co. Ps
Herrail
Lugibe
McCafferty
Carrico
J.N Gregory
Adi Fi
Dorsey
William Chapph Hanae
Tast
Fedl Itin Co
Ibaredy
U Brooks
Igburgenien
Sarit
Salina
Shere Russell
Yeung
Riley Fae Service
Schoulk
Pendi
Eloady
Valnelin
Ellis
Bobs Heen
Bos R
Ames Ste
Nils Advizor
Harrison Towns
Patrick Molloy
Jacob
N. Gregory
Aviessd
ElNora News Highlights Local Life And Travels
Missy Lou Dilmon of Yarrisonville visits sister Mrs. Dr. Porten in Win. Reports of Indianx police business and a serious illness in the family. Allen Moore plans to open a millinery shop, and Slimp travels to Hiram Colto to study for the ministry. George Myers from Seymour visits Seymour merchants and local fairs draw crowds as residents attend the State Fair. A freight wreck on the Be and O SW line delays the westbound flyer by 16 hours with minor injuries.
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Missy Lou Dil
Yarrisonville i
Dr. Porten
MollierFerres
Mr Allen
Wah
Dar
Hiram Col Tleze
Charley Johnson
George Myers
Grn & Co
Seymour
Towinth
Joan Carey
Dan Abatamara
Walter Breeden
Odo
John Breeden
Odon
Breeden
John, Herry
George Porter
Trinity Springs
Jin
Circionati
Arthur
R Ratt
Amy Daushter
Gladys
Elitston
Dittemore
Cirena
Diseust
Elnora
Walter Gare
Many More Like It in Washington Case Report
A Washington daily reports a recurring case of drug sales and health claims. Dean's Kidney pills are touted as curing kidney trouble with mixed testimonials, while the piece notes the Montgomery wedding and school-minded editorials urging steady study and improved public schooling.
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Washington
Benjamin Tolson
Fast
Thirteenth Street
Dean
Fostlr- Milhoarn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean's
Coul Pout
Washington Saturday Musics and Marriages in Small Town
Fragmented notice describes Padgett and others at Washington events, a music night by the Hawes band, and a Catholic funeral service conducted by Father Doyle. References to Nellie Stranus wife of Rafe Stranee and multiple locals attending services, visits, and school start. Dates, scattered names, and places indicate a community social page with weddings, funerals, and local happenings.
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Nellie Stranus
Avife
Rafe [Stranee
Siptembey Y
Ednsunyptin
Rafe Burange
Doyle
Huthwe
Tnte Srihant
Lew di
Washington Gaturdluy
Yusine
Willis’ ‘Benefeld
Janfl
Lig
Aaron Allsmag
A. Vickrey
Plain
Lizz Diller
Plainville
Miss
Attig
Barnes
Incing
Trospe
Robert Chandler
Alfordville
Frankt Harnedis
Michel Cunningham
Bagan
Whiteset
John Lomas
Hanly
Fragmented OCR notes on local meeting and notices
Fragmented readable items show meetings, dates, and names tied to local civic matters. References include Sep 28 and Sep 29 sessions, an event at a house, and names such as Hastings, May, Gainer, and Allen. Also mentions Harrison township and Waco, with several individuals listed.
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Aa Rigid
Boke
Ol “Hous
Steels
I. Ey Einstings
Ed Vaid
May
LM. S. Hastings
Will Hama
Ify Gainer
Soldout
Mahag
Jen. Allen
Advertised Letters List from Washington Post Office
Weekly tally ending September 18 1900 shows remaining mail with recipients such as Miss Mary Arnold Harry Barter Mrs Jennie Brown Frank Berry Sarah J Baskermilk Walter Cochran Kattie Conners John Hart Miss Lizzieham Chas Hawkins Nancie Lutes G Milton Mrs E E Morgan Gus Turner Miss Eliza Moses David Waller Miss Luaie Neal James Spinney Ed Stevenson Wm Stable Seven notes calling for the above ads indicate the letters as uncollected.
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Pes
Mary Arnold Harry
Jénnie Brown
Frank . Berry
Sarahi J . Baskermilk
Walter Cochran
Kattie Conners
John Mo ‘Hart
Lizzieham
Chas Hawkins
Nancie ‘ Lutes
G Milton
E E Morgan
Gus Turner
Eliza Moses
David Waller
Luaie Neal
James At " Spinney
Ed. Stevenson
Stable
Peitang Despatch From Taku Reveals Allied Fortunate Meeting
Peitang dispatches report from Taku indicating Allied forces met at a fortification area. The message notes strategic movements and positions as part of ongoing operations. Details remain fragmented with limited verifiable specifics from the despatch.
Ghost story and injuries noted at Montgomery gathering
Corning residents and visitors attended a local event with talk of a ghost story and reports of Anita Clark nearly dying after a fall. Harry Hamersly returned to Chicago and St Louis with hints of other trips. Attendance was light but speeches were well received. Mrs Milton Haynes and daughter from Topeka visited relatives. Sheriff McCord and Hastings attended the picnic. J C Gould of Covington will become bookkeeper for Montgomery Mercantile Tuesday morning at eight. Rev Matthew of Trainor presided at the ceremony.
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Willkii
Vernon
Miles
Matyas
Anita Clark
Andy Martio
Billy Binet
Chrandima’ Brown
Harry
Hamersly
Hastaus
Chicago
St. Louis
Milton Haynes
Montgomery
Mercantie
Revegatioe Matthews
Trainor
United
Epsom News Briefs Highlight Local Campaigns and Visits
Local items report Mrs Grovier and daughter visiting Indianapolis for fall and winter wear shopping, Couper and I town washrooms, Republicans hosting a well attended meeting with Brown as speakers, and various residents traveling to Washington Plainville Edwardsport Hindra Greeneastla and other nearby towns. The Epsom vs Plainville game ended 12 to 8 in favor of Epsom with a late rally.
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GrovierAnd
Indianapolis
Couper
Washinetow
Brown
George Myers
Plainville
Sarah Williams
Washington
Lizzie Perkins
Elnora
Elbert Ellis
C. P. Blackley
Grind
George W. Wilson
Maud T Hackler
Mately
Anna- Lerby
G. Washington Bell
Minnis
Dr. C Arter
Frans Hales
Relals
David ‘Hohs
Odeon
R. L. Grova
Montgomery
Local Notes and Events Trimmed From Evening Ledger
Fragments report varied items: Carroll returns from conference. Evansville plans work near future. Stokes family updates and Monday close time change at a local place. Dorsey son of Edward Dorsey mentioned with farm fruit. John Vance reports green apples from second chop. Bernie Beitman, former local resident, arrested for forgery. two checks totaling about 3600. Father travels to Carouthersville to resolve trouble.
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John Vance
Bernie Beitman
Carouthersville
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Washington Post Office
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