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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

7

Multiple Indiana incidents and a New Orleans race-relations standoff

Reports from Indiana detail a man injured after signaling a moving train in Hartford City, a 14 year old arrestee for forgeries in Kokomo, policing raids on beer and liquor violations in Bloomington, and a dynamite accident involving steers near Plymouth. In New Orleans, prominent Black leaders helped avert a planned celebration of Marie Bolden’s spelling bee win, as officials urged restraint and halted the event to prevent violence.

New Orleans Marie Bolden Cleveland Ohio City Board of Education Behrmann Old Town Manly Odean Petersburg Ind Richey Albert Kellams Jellams Ody Kellams Pate

Indianapolis fair opening marks day of honor and politics

The Aug 24 to Aug 26 wire service spread reports on a busy labor of events from Indianapolis including speeches by Norman E Mack Theodore Bell and Tom Taggart at the fairgrounds. The narrative moves through political stirring in Indiana and scattered incidents from burglaries to train track dangers and local curiosities across several states.

Raanere Tom Tag~gart Taggart i Norman E. Mack Gasvick St. Johns Catholic Church Theodore Bell California Kern Thomas R. Marshall Bryan Indianapolis Indiana Philadelphia John Schaffer Columbus S. Walter Foulkrod Schaffer

Multiple brief notices and accidents across states

Banking crisis looms as county bank closure prompts promise of prompt check cashing. Crane family member critical after hazel nut choking in Cincinnati. Mitchell bank officer replaced. unidentified woman found dead in Ohio River with note. two suspected bank robbers arrested in Indiana. unusual eel catch in St. Joseph River. NYC policeman’s heel wound from his wife’s brush mishap. Portland toothpick magnate’s daughter Charlotte Forester fatally ill after fall. Theodore Smithers seriously injured after stairway fall. two sisters survive 60 foot plunge in Shamokin. Philadelphia carpet plant gutted in fire with $350 000 loss.

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