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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
8
A garbled line suggests change in order for the drill and preparation for seeding. The message mentions adjusting the drill sequence and being ready to plant or seed in a later step.
Coroner's inquest opened in Daviess County on September 18 1901 to investigate the death of Walter Q Allen aged 26. The inquiry found no one to blame for the accident at the Italy mine on September 3 1901 in Van Buren. Officers reported Allen's features and background as part of the proceedings.
Mrs. Josse and Hattie Burs hosted guests last week including Miss Ola Rink and Estella Bell with their children. Craig of Orwell and Mrs. G G Craig welcomed visitors while Mr Atford was announced to preach nearby.
Reports from New Albany detail a Tuesday rail dispute involving freight and passenger crews. The unrest shut down portions of service while authorities urged orderly conduct and avoided interference with operating trains.
Fragmentary text shows community notices and names such as a Baptist mission and individuals like Adi Morgan and Mrs. HL. The line reads scattered items about arrival, sowing indext, and open tires with unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and transfers with scattered figures and initials. The readable segments mention Hawkins, Elmer E, Purcell, Bert, Clark, Chas M Alen, Frances Brh, and others in a jumble of numbers and street or ward references.
Unclear OCR text reports an inhabitant, Obie Gullivan, ill with fever and later wounded near the left ear. The fragment mentions a Sunday gathering and the Montgoma area with references to a person named Brain and a brief mention of a rest room scene.
The jury found Czolgonz guilty of murder in the first degree after a dramatic court session. Justice White adjourned as the crowd calmed, and guards readied a sentence to be pronounced Thursday. In separate notes, Emilia Goldman was cleared of piracy and assassination charges in Buffalo, while General Funston recovered from surgery in Manus.
The report outlines a preliminary trial action in which Kinley is to be tried, with a federal grand jury and a U S Marshal handling custody. Testimony recalls Maggio alleging threatenings about President McKinley’s assassination and a previous plan to kill him, though Maggio later claimed fault was to his own country.
A destroyer Cobra sails the North Sea after a collision or encounter, with nine crew listed and about 30 missing. Only two were saved as the ship’s fate remains unclear amid wartime patrols and contractor activity. In Washington, Mrs Roosevelt moves into new White House apartments with her children and staff, greeted by President Roosevelt and aides during a ceremonial return.
Reported in a sports roundup from Cambridge on September 26, Harvard and Yale defeated British opponents by a six to three margin in nine events of the track and field program. Rain hindered some events, but the American teams claimed the majority of titles and points.
Fragmentary OCR notes cover a naval trial linked to Schley and Sanialaga figures with references to Admiral Lampeigjn and Captain Texasbtspipion. The text mentions the span of the war era, retro signals, and a sudden death of senior counsel, with disrupted names and dates.
Quotations show bid and price data for various grain and livestock items. The fragment notes specific lot numbers and prices in cents per unit, with references to mixed and white varieties and a steady market tone at Cincinnati Grain and Livestock.
A jumbled report cites military movements, legal cases, and public notices across various places. It mentions rail and train events, fireman, Abbeville, Mattia, and Nie jo thy Sac, with references to President Ne oy shooting clues, and Russian wheat discussions. The text intertwines wartime actions, trials, and political updates from multiple regions.
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