Washington Lands Rolling Mill Plant In Washington
The Washington Commercial Club signed a contract with Kenton Iron and Steel to move the rolling mills from Covington to Washington. The deal includes $5,000 and eight acres of land as inducements, with construction to begin by September 16 and at least 100 workers to be employed. Railroad switches will be built to the site in Commercial addition east of Washington, marking a significant local economic boost and guaranteeing purchase of college grounds.
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Washington Commercial Club
Kenton Iron and Steel Company
Covington
Commercial Club
Washington
College
Injured Mrs Elswick and son return home after wreck
Mrs Samuel Elswick and her son Harry were among the injured in the Sunday B&O Southwest excursion wreck. They were conveyed home Sunday at 1 30 PM. Mrs Elswick, who had a wrenched ankle, can now walk, while a sop received a compound fracture of the right.
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Samuel Elswick
Harry
Queen
Cincinnati
Elswick
Crash Victims Recovering After Car Seat Incident
In Washington, several people were injured when thrown against a car seat during the accident. Most patients have been discharged from the hospital except Mrs. Carrie Crawford who sustained a crushed pelvic bone and remains under care. doctors anticipate recovery over weeks.
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Carrie Crawford
Crawford
Washington
Fish Nets Found and Fines Levied in Maysville
Constable Enoch Cheek acting as deputy fish commissioner helps recover unlawful nets belonging to B C in Maysville. Five nets found hidden. two are new and ownership will be pursued. Sweeney vows enforcement as dynamiting cases threaten arrests. Wildridge and Best face fines for net ownership with jail time for unsettled board costs.
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Enoch Cheek
Maysville
James Ir
Wildri
Sweeney
Wildridge
Best
Seiries
Squire Wallace
Contractor Bogard begins curb replacement project
Contractor Noah Bogard, who recently won a contract to replace broken stone curbing with cement along brick streets, began work today. The project will take several weeks to complete.
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Noah Bogard
Frye Wins Hards Oil Pitcher Battle for Grand Rapids
In Evansville Sunday Grand Rapids defeats Evansville 1 to 0 as Frank Frye bests Clyde Goodwin. Frye allowed five Evansville hits, Goodwin seven strikeouts. Rueben Frye drove in the lone run, while Washington fans watched former Washington pitchers clash in a tight, fast game.
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Evansville
Grand Rapids
Washington
Clyde Goodwin
Frank Frye
Goodwin
Grays
Frye
Idaho Stars
Terre Haute
Rube
Rueben Frye
Lincoln Strong Lungs Man Reacts To Grover as Lincoln Ship Sinks
A Cincinnati letter cites a Lincoln man with strong lungs who shouts about Grover and the old party ship’s fate. The instance reflects partisan humor as a real estate dealer John Shayne remains missing after a week with Columbus suspected as his destination.
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Lincoln
Grover
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
John’Shayne
Mr. Shayne
Columbus
Ohio
Vincennes Capital
Princeton Defeats Epworth League Reading Circle Edges Grays
A Sunday park game between the Grays and Princeton team drew a large crowd. Shepard hit a first inning home run for Princeton, six Washington batters scored in the late innings as Princeton won six to two. Also noted are union services, a circus wreck rumor debunk, council tweets tonight, property purchases, farm rentals, and Catherine Brown’s sixteenth birthday party.
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Jones
Princeton
Washington
Harry Banta
Lee
Pat Corcoran
Howard
Dennis Corcoran
W. Waggoner
Howards
Will Waggoner
Thauck
Princetons
Shepherd
Vincennes
Grays
Shepard
Lance
Attorneys Seek Amendment In Tax Dodge Case
Judge Houghton of Shoals heard reports in the tax dodging cases of Assessor John Daily versus William Meredith F M Harned and Alexander Leslie. Daily's attorneys filed to amend the complaints, withdrawing a prior Washington National Bank book production order. Changes will be filed and considered during court vacation.
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Houghton
Daily
Plasterer Henry Sahm Charged With Gambling House
Henry Sahm, a well known plasterer and gambler, was arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff McCrisaken for keeping a gambling house. He was indicted by the recent grand jury. Bond was furnished for his appearance at the October term of court.
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Henry Sahm
McCrisaken
Bond
Fletcher Young A Harrison Township Farmer Faces Medical Surgery
Fletcher Young, a prominent Harrison township farmer, underwent an undisclosed medical procedure, with local officials and neighbors awaiting updates on his health and recovery.
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Fletcher Young
Harrison Township
Indianapolis patient undergoes appendicitis operation today
In Indianapolis this morning a patient underwent an appendicitis operation and by late afternoon the outcome was not yet known as the patient remained under the influence of anesthesia. Ray Smith of Brazil, once thought dying from typhoid fever Saturday, is reported much better. City Treasurer T. G. Underdown, suffering from flux, continues to show slight improvement.
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John Wonders
Michigan
Mr. Wonders
Indianapolis
Ray Smith
Brazil
T. G. Underdown
Farm hand James Allen loses eye after wire injury
James Allen, a farm hand, had his eye ball cut by a wire that slipped from a post Saturday. He travelled from Louisville where a specialist examined the eye but the surgeon said nothing could be done to save the eye. He returned to the home of his grandfather James H. Wilson.
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James Allen
Louisville
James H. Wilson
Mrs. Mary Solon Dies at 75 in County
Mrs. Mary Solon, pioneer resident, died Saturday night at her daughter Mrs. Cavanaugh's home after general debility. A native of Ireland she lived much of her life in Corning and Washington. Survived by several children including Mrs. Cavanaugh John Riley and Thomas and Marley Solon. Funeral held eight this morning at St. Simons Church with burial at St. Patrick's near Corning.
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Mary Solon
Ower Cavanaugh
Ireland
Corning
Washington
Cavanaugh
John Riley
Thomas
Marley Solon
St. Simons Church
St.Patricks
Joe Gordon's Place Promises Clean, Popular Wines and Cigars
Patrons are urged that after trying the beverages and stylish service at Joe Gordon's Place, they will tell friends and return. The establishment on 218 East Main Street claims to be the city’s headquarters for the best people, with an emphasis on fins wines and cigars.
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Fins
Joe Gordon
East Main Street
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Cheek
Hoth
Frye VS
Glendale
Eugene Prudent
Washington Boys
Huch Cox
Preachers’ Aid Society
Niagara Falls
Cain
Hervey Campbell
Neal & Eskridge
Elnora Temperance Forces
George W., Myers
John A. Barr
Thomas Payne
James Calhoun
Epworth League
Frank Smith
Oakstreet
Presbyterian
Samuel Reid
Alfred S. Ellis
A. J. Biddinger
Helphoustine
Mr. Ellis
Bogard Township
Elmer Meads
Mary J. Tomey
Josiah B. Tomey
Epsom
Catherine Brown
Sue
Mrn
Silkinghame
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