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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

7

Democratic caucus weighs second district candidates

A large turnout at Vincennes for a Democratic caucus in the Second district includes four Congress contenders Alvin Padgett Cy Davis Charley Welman and William Cullop. Delegates from Sullivan and Lawrence counties express grievances over delegate selection and call for a fair primary to let voters decide. District leaders announce plans to proceed with a district wide primary election and united action to resolve internal disputes.

Vincennes Congress Alvin Padgett Washington Cy .Davis Bloomfield Charida &G. Welman Sullivan William A. Cullop Win$aith Lawrence County Cy Davis Charley ' S Welman Paul Poynter Ag Ie Ced Mitch Lawrence Co Mr. Davis Iit Democratic Party Bach County Union Depot Buatpess Bavis Poynter Alvin ‘Padgett Sam B.boyd P. H. Mec- Henry Daviess County J. A. Guan J. H. Underwood Charles P. Butler W. Welman S."p. Poynter James W. Riggs W. BH. Bridewell R. L. Bailey Sullivan County Cyrus E. Davis Greene County J. G. Harris Monroe County Owen Martin

Young thief Neidig arrested in connection with $18.75 theft

Officer Ed Royse traveled to St Louis on train 3 to fetch Frank Neidig an eighteen year old accused of stealing $18.75 from his aunt Mrs Sophia Keller who runs a boarding house on West Walnut street. Keller reported the youth had talked of going to St Louis and a telegram led to his arrest in East St Louis. Neidig has prior train riding arrests and is the son of Adam Neidig a miner who killed his wife years ago.

Ed Royse St. Louis Washington Frank Neldig Sophia Keller Keller Heidi Chief of Police Co Neldig Carroll

Fire Damages Barn in Early Morning Alarm Switch

An early morning fire alarm at box 132 brought the hose wagon from the central station to box 32. The Spink barn suffered slight damage as flames were extinguished and residents reported the blaze under control soon after arrival.

West End

County graded eighth grade exam shows strongest in Reeve

Coury announces 264 pupils took the eighth grade exam with 118 passing to first year. Reeve township posts best record with Frances Ginderot 92.79 average, 13 pass over all. Barr has lowest. Passing pupils may enter county high schools as freshmen without further exam.

Coury B. J. Bure Ris Biel. Schol Washington Endre Harrison van Burén Steele Reeve Barr Madison Veale Bogard Reeve Township Jonas McAtee Mary Egan Elmore Ray Edmonson George Cunningham Louisa Sketo Barnard Gilooly Lulu Riggins Firman Simis Harry Gilliatt Joseph Dearmin Frances Ginder R. A. Roberts James McPherson E. L. Raney Gladys Norman Elmer York Hazel’ Barber Elmer Horrall Hermes McCormick Herbert Carter Frances Ginderot Hez

Giant Jack Arrives In City From Lostant Ill

One of the largest mules transported by the United States Express company arrived Wednesday afternoon on the B. and C Southwestern train. The mule, a fine Percheron jack, was shipped by T. J. Smith of Lostant to the Washington Horse company, which traded a three year old Percheron station in exchange.

United States

Man injured in hickory club attack in Bedford

Bedford Indiana April 8. John Priest an Italian is in serious condition with a broken jaw and battered head after Mrs Mary Bierack wielded a heavy hickory club claiming Priest insulted her while intoxicated.

Bedford Ind John Priest Mary Bierack Priest

Barr Township Convention Nominating Meeting Planned

Notice states the Republican delegates of Barr township will convene in Montgomery Indians on Saturday May 2 1908 at 2 o'clock p m to nominate a township ticket. Grant Myers is township chairman.

Barr Barr Township Montgomery I Grant Myers D&wtd

Rose soap price doubles on gay brand shift

A scrambled AP style notice reports a price increase for Rose soap tied to a brand realignment affecting consumer costs. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.

AP Rose Resi Tent Aca

Real estate transfers listed in northwest city records

A series of property deeds recorded including M S Smith to F D Smith on nwq s%3 tz, E B Smith to CM Campbell with Washington street parcel, Frank Reed to Bene Lee lot 304 t3 r7, Elizabeth Downey to W R Oylen nwq séq pt eh seq s24 t2 r6, W P Walter to C T Mount and L W Howard pt lots 137 138 139 Liverpool pa, John W Bennett to Blanche E Bennett lot 60 Tranter's add in Washington.

M. S. Smith F.D. Smith E. B. Smith Cm Campbell Washington Frank Reed Bene Lee Elizabeth Downey W. R. Oylen W. P. Walter C. T. Mount L. W. Howard Liverpool John W. Bennett Blanche E. Bennett Tranter's Add

New SUTTS matches court actions in multiple cases

Stafford v Johnson and v Edward Johnson and Charles Johnson involve partition. Groke & Co. v Cincinnati Seating Co. concerns an account. Meredith v Brewer forecloses. Smith v Myers seeks an injunction.

Stafford Johnson Ransom Stafford Edward Johnson Charles Johnson Groke & C F. W. Groke & Co Cincinnati Meredith Brewer William R. Meredith William Brewer Smith MYERS John Smith Martin Myers

List of Letters at Washington Post Office Week Ending April 7 1908

Postmaster E C Faith lists remaining letters for the week ending April 7 1908. In the women’s group are Mrs Aauie Gassier Mrs Ola Livens Mrs Bessie Stevens Miss Stella Veel Miss Myrtle Wininger Miss Violan Women. In the men’s group are Alvin Alsman Chas A Krame James Livers W J Lesser.

Washington Post Office Aauie Gassier Ola Livens Bessie Stevens Stella Veel Myrtle Wininger Violan Alvin Alsman Chas. A. Krame James Livers W. J. Lesser E. C. Faith

Marriage Licenses and Upcoming Nuptials

William B. Lawhorn to Pearl R. Walker and Charles A. Ragle to Alma A. Buck are issued. Invitations go out for James K. Page of Tupelo Mississippi and Jennie Osborne of this city with a ceremony set for Tuesday evening May 26 at 8 o'clock at the bride's home.

Lawhorn - Walker William B. Lawhorn Pearl R. Walker Ragle - Buck Charles A. Ragle Alma A. Buck James K. Page Tupelo Jennie Osborne

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