12 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
1
Report details indictments of several men accused of conspiracy to defraud the United States and to obtain a forged letter box contract. The article lists defendants, charges, and stages of the case, noting actions from the alleged plot and subsequent arrests and investigations.
Fragmented Indiana State news item notes Tad and Francis connected to an arrest writ and hearings. Mentions Fort Wayne and local officials with references to authorities and a Wednesday legal proceeding.
A fragmented report from Sept 12 details a Boone County case involving forged wills and a sheriff investigation. It mentions a prominent farmer near Browns Township, a son in law James, a sawmill, and a general description of local figures connected to the event.
Washington reports major combined maneuvers and ground troop movements with praise for strategists and officers. Notable references include West Point, Nashville river actions, and invitations for foreign observers, plus local injury and recovery anecdotes and a neighbor’s aid story.
A fragmented report describes a dispute among printers and unions in Cincinnati sparked by the International Typographical Union pledge. Tensions rose over alleged interference with church and press activities as workers debated loyalty, employment, and substitution work, reflecting broader labor strife in the period.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions prices and names but lacks coherent events. It references a review oath, secular matters, Ravi, Nolw York harbor, and a watch for a court or seat, with several garbled phrases and missing context.
The report describes a strike by ship loaders in New Orleans affecting export trade to Central America. It mentions merchandise sales and the value of goods and groceries, noting the broader context of waterfront disruptions and economic impact.
A fragmentary ad claims longtime stomach trouble improved after taking Chwaiers Jain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The note urges purchases from Clover Nook and nearby shops, noting a price and customer satisfaction with the product.
A collage of torn notes reports Whitlins ownership shutdowns at Saundarville and Whitlinsville amid ration conditions. U S business failures rise with 165 in week ending Sept 12. A boy killed his sister in an home incident. a car wreck damaged a butcher shop. jail remodeling in Povowastown, and a rumor of tonic cures for digestion follow.
The readable portions show names and partial phrases, but the text is fragmented and inconsistent. No clear event or coherent report emerges, making it difficult to identify a definite person, place, or outcome.
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