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   Washington Gazette (Newspaper) - July 25, 1902, Washington, Indiana                                Capitalist 01 nt Kay Alba to r QUn Futon From Wednesdays An Indianapolis traveling man was in the Tuesday and talked with Wash ington merchants regarding an inter urban line from to He said a friend of his at Indianapolis whp is somewhat of a capitalist was in and would invest some pwn money and was associated with men who baa money and would invest it in such a He said the Indianapolis capitalist had suggested the the Business Mens Association of Washington get of way from this City to white If such is done he said he might meet the county commissioners and go with them in building a bridge across white river to be used 0th fcr the inter utban road and a wago t i Vincennes bus men are not jn such a line fearing all the Knox county farmers along the road will come here t The Business Mens Association tonight will talk the matter but will take no action as Indianapolis man has offered no ro i GWSS The association tonight will also fon sider a proposition pf Charles pf Loogootee fpjr the establishment pf glass factory Mr Lythgoe has been running the at will ask for a bonus of two acres of and will also ask that 81500 worth of stock in the factory be subscribed by local He agrees to employ FACTOR A Chicago services 4 conduCted this afternoon Ef attended a Aid a tacco cemetery the t I Several Cars Demolished and of Mason fi Milford bt two aid by the Buit apple Thy pi lied the imd t j qme witches F they shipped wearing lout so were cut m men tie girls in a t hearing went to the and found Jirls tying on the grout too i to They took bem to and the Destroyed 11 r The tor Brought to put 4 S 8 W w near lney the death of Engineer and Fireman one ol most id the history pf tie The Wreck age was piled high an the sides if the track inci open it ot clear ing it took The craw irom this city ar Mired on the scene at 1 36 o and the from a short time Both j crews to work t eight arid the track was shape until j about Woven last night The night were the prst to pass operand ran on time il J r The was twentysix Cars an made after sop A search They were The girls e re in ja seric na ITie boj were of akea before ponding with men regarding company Washington business ithe establishment 1 of their factory in As yet no building has been found enough 83 square feet of floor space is The business association frill The association will also probably consider a plan to raise money to locate factories The plan is to buy a large track pf lasd at the edge pf the city It in selling the The money and perhaps part of the land would go to the establishment of fact ones This plan hns proven successful where other have tried it bond for their a fl u I could be late Monday id in with a be of j secured thi a her out and gaij un thi North j ft she w is sijat let Snh J u t 1 t tie the i woman was t Iron here to Vipi had only qf m tho city weeks t aat pase W s1 sent here count TO j The State of Daviess in the Daviess circuit court James Wilson vs Francis the unknown legatees and legal representatives of Francis Complaint No Now comes the plaintiff by Allen and files his complaint together fen that the residence of the de fendants is unknown and that diligent inquiry made to ascertain the of said j but that said inquiry has not disclosed the regi dence pf said is therefore hereby given defendants that unless they be and ap pear on the first day of the next term of the said court to beholden ond Monday of October 190iJ jit the Court house in Washington m said county and state and answerer demur to said the same will be heard and determined in their In witness I have set my hand and the seal of said court at Washington this 22nd day bf July p 7 25 Ille Man Betters baye re Toei went with a irts of 8ao 4f J Notice is hereby that the under signed administrator the estate df George will at at the south door of the court bouse in sell at public auction to the highest bidder the ing real estate in Daviess Inr in Clark fe Wilsons second addition to I Terms of sale balance in 9 giving note witi 6 pej ceni approved without rail AMOS BA 1 7 deferred payi it The Baltimore 4 OhiP railroad has lei contracts for of rails to bsL in its Regular maintenance E daring next Onehalf the con I tracts thw Baited States SteeHl Corporation and on J ent defied dating the d ase in the fourteen of them were badly The wrecked merchandize of all The of the wis so great that the engine was torn loose from the remainder if tram and Olear of the the rest of the tram Iree and it raA down the track for about an eighth of 8 when the first car the r jumped the one S 16 ade d with swelled and it piled uj cars in an immense The being more loaded these to their own momentum matter course wele Werp cm for a Thi trick apd aae erp up and much longer She j ties were so badly hive to before Can j safely OF j Head Bakeman obly of the The of the that us nhl y tke Foutch tuijl gone to and had just and climbed to the the engine He wa fading was Engineer Conductor Cramp and E and Charles Middleton were un 1 I i il n The only explanation offered as to the wreck is that the engine was Carrying too much steam and going over the grade it was shut off thus throwing too much pressure on I1 itEN BROUGHT The victims of the dreadful wreck were brought to this city last night pn 12 and remains were taken home on Walnut street and Mr Musters body was taken to the iome of his Henry on West Many trainmen considered engine 125 a A number of years ago the engine wrecked near and eft the track and completely turned around i again Fire man Mitchell fell Ithe en ine at pit near Vincennes and was the engine had out of hop only a few days and it was ordered o be sent to Vincennes to be used as a witch Had it not blown up it Would hafe now been in use pit Vin Celebrated itb Hundred f Law i Made After being over hauled the engine like a bran new one but after the it did not have the slightest re of its former The boiler which were made bf half inch teel were torn as if they werp made f Casting weighing hundreds f were thrown five hundred eet i SERVICES The services nf both men will e held The remains 6f luster will be taken to on Thursday morning and the burial will e under direction of ood of Locomotive The Engineer ill be held at nine oclock Thursday morning at Simons ill bo The of Locomotive engineers ill a red letter day tp ioc 1 Lodde To IN of this I being tfp anniversary of thi establishment of the lodge History Idea records action taken toward establishing wak July 1SZ2 Master of Indiana dame Charles Childs and a number of others and the lodge the ninth of July not until the the charter members were The order soon gained here and Washington now 1 the best lodges in Indiana Rebekah degree was first given tp a short time after DEATH i th boose eal ipl his roof to m 3the the al Foutch said suddenly the feet in In a he o and the deafening noise of 0 saw this high in in all I The trac r JL pilot fac rig iha This piled the and thi three cars in admass at side was thrown tHe ca boose roof but with me he soon tp the oil En ginger from and jng them Mr on en gine where he j H i Lit i The ID ESCAPE here no I ble escape fpr eithier the engineer p as 3the both caught i regained ct fety moments and aai I pbre was pf wjater boiler ami hat di not What f caused Fireman i a few hours jj bu Austin of Plainville Fell Mom ing on tju Porch at their Home and f Suddenly wife of Austin Chattin ot Plainville fell this morning on the arid died t She arose at about four oclock and seemed to be in her usual health but had just gone out op the fell and had a hemorr which she died twentyseven years 0f age apd loaves a The remains will bo taken to morning was the body bis Aurt Internal injuries hi mashed andj was forty five pf age and Was the sop and bf Be to engineer and as j Careful Mohn He considered of the safest and engineers oithe road j Sofas a mem ber of the railroad ord Iri the Mrs wai was lers Mr I me and had for some sod leaves a wift small Poem ty the I daugh ter of Thorn s McKiev her bus i f f Fireman J ike Must ir waf ears o age fen las Sack to I He leases children at Thi crew that bad JJ i J J Trustee of Van Buren announces the of the following the Doming school Smiley Trueblood j J Gritch e was but to years the Rebekah did not In the last few years the members hav been especially active and now Washington lodge is one of best in Indiana Several new members were taken into the Rebekah TJe anniversary was celebrated at the some of the said it was the largest Old Fellows ever held ip Washington Three hundred plates the banquet and every Beat was occupied i had bien neatly and and wore the stage n the Lsne Truth wae The ad by Vi ill Cogswell and nM offered an MJ then made a pretty the local lodge of arranging fpr the banquet vv ns ever attempted were to by W Samuel E jE Spoonts Mr Elli Anniversary ea of the from the its up to the lodge bad done mars than any in as it i WILL i j If the preaching by telephone one can go to sleep during flome without offending Indianapolis i J EXPLANATION JK s There are those who ft havo Bryan explain what he means when he says that there will be haf bony in two groups in nd qom MORK lie Democrats of the Seventh district voted to indorse Kansas City platform and then for Congress a man who for McKmley in and There harmony for you N HOT street car ine three he last few days lady ias been Set on Vonly Washington is a hot t THOSE t W is to become the to up the to enable people fa mons tep n at home and of thar pastors very if will go to ncd the wil be in dispensa with hurt hes and have the pastor in his study it that ev ent lie congregation might go tp sleep ut Pr the ter j jAH persons to make for earner 0n rural routes in ie shoald with the po af tile which t lit be Routes will from amery and nito Xo bo fur a barrier must live in the territory to bu served or in the town from leads Each applicant ba notified personally by the the fyme the The examinations nil be conducted at the named daring the i On Boads at i turn to at Shorter Labor Commissioner L mack was in the city last night enroute from Petersburg to his home in India I Commissioners McCormack and ana Judge Ely composed a board of a bit ration that trouble the rock road con tractors anc the workman at Petersburg Wednesday employed men and offered to pay fora ten hours day workmen de manded A was agreed upon ol a nine hour day workmen to receive 16 The men are returned to work int the contractors were hot Liverpool that grating Oak Grove Mge the n good hall T named Liverpool thilt the name of this ait whett the organized j pastor of the an entertaining on Value lie pictured fhe financial the first three degrees for of a few visitors Reid seems to to take all of tie he af E of Mar Grand Master pf Fellowship and was For twenty le the closest attention of his large and his address was Mr Pryor is he of Indiana and may fe made Grand Master responded to was Why 1 am BO Fallow by Rev ot the P good ona if was midnight the had prepared the man thW will show 5Uvea iere last and settled the big Barr To ship 5 Trustee William pf Barr has appointed the following teachers for the township schools f Kate Hopkins I Abandoned Clara j Edgar Fred Harris fa Ella I Wift Kennedy Mary I Aggie 1 Ernest Ij Baney Graves 1 Wm j Vest Cunningham f I f a Ella j t Carlin f cj Jennie Adn Services The funeral services Connaty were held this Simons church and were attended by a large crowd Burial was at Tie serv ices of fireman Muster feere held last evening at residence 4his and tins the remains were to KKI luck and Go After t Cream Slaw t T Fruits ied i i Iced Tea ied by singing Ragsdale offer i of Ray James Will McCormack and Schmid were and occupied seats ori 1 i Judge Tom of who s a democrat for the con nomination fs trying ta get the stage and the evening fi 94 the First At tb meetin to position 6f Of from Bankot have declared capital from Washington to prc e Mou last night pf factories in this city was Associa location In all locate about eight fac including two furniture factories a a desk The to of the and it It is pyt igoe wilt remain at her factories all want t to and positions entirely were not seriously consider ol j and Crane was pointed So secure bids for options fend at at the a v of factories on i M  

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