Miastre En Yarda Result Reveals Local Outcome
A brief Detroit area report notes a result labeled Miastre En Yarda. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the item indicates an outcome or event linked to the local scene.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
A brief Detroit area report notes a result labeled Miastre En Yarda. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the item indicates an outcome or event linked to the local scene.
Walton, a man linked to the Wallace Hagenbeck circus, died after an accident in the B and 9 Southwestern yards. Local physicians tried eight hours to save him after a westbound train injury and a possible secondary strike by a yard engine. Blood marks and a dangling leg were noted. witnesses recall Walton's intoxicated state and movements between the rails late Sunday into Monday.
Clyde Kellar learned of his father’s death in Portland while on a west tour and rushed back to bedside without success. Authorities reported the man died around 8:45 after a period of distress, with deputies noting a disordered state and hospitals transferring the body to the morgue for disposition. The victim’s pocket contained minor coins and a Parkersburg clothing store receipt showing purchases for a total around $15.
The Daviess Circuit Court opens in September, with court sessions slated to begin on September 1. The event marks the start of judicial terms and related proceedings for the new season.
Dockets for the September session include trials of former county auditor Thomas Nugent, postponed earlier, with Deputy Clerk W. G. Heffernan compiling the lists. Jury panels were announced by Clerk H. Kiefer and include members from Washington, Granville, Madison, Elmore, and other townships.
The body of Dr. Homer F. Parr was laid to rest in Wellington, east of Cars Mexico. Mrs Parr and Martin Stewart were notified from this city, with details of the service and arrangements for the Parr family.
Mrs. Mary B Hess widow of Jiam Hess died at 5 20 am at her home on Fifth street after four weeks paraly sis illness. She was fifty five native of the county and widow of Jiam Hess. Survived by Grace Thompson of Nell and Mrs Charles Irv Washington. A member of First Methodist Episcopal church she was widely known and respected locally.
An undated notice from United Brethren records an event labeled Conher Ence arriving at an ESD location at bp on unspecified date. The fragmentary text provides minimal context beyond the organization and venue reference.
The Grove reports a long, difficult stationing committee session presided by Bishop G M Mathews. Changes include Montgomery to Alfordsville and Hartsville to Mt Calvary. Re-elected presiding elders Snyder and Brandenburg praised for church care in Washington and Corydon districts.
After the 1908 earthquake, Messina near Rome faced a Sunday hurricane that wrecked American and other dwellings. Many people drowned unknown. death toll expected large as shelters collapsed. Thousands homeless, widespread panic among survivors.
J Reynolds a Medora rural mail carrier owns a horse that has traveled more than 95000 miles in eleven years driving nearly daily on an 28 mile route. The horse, age 23, is in good condition and may reach 100000 miles. cost 45 dollars, valued at 150 dollars now. Six Die In Crash A Hoosier Limited train collided with a car near St John Indiana killing five and injuring three Chicago passengers. identities listed with addresses and hospitals named.
The announcement indicates a program to establish and extend facilities in different parts of the city, signaling broad urban expansion across multiple neighborhoods.
The Washington Wheatland Coal Company supply contract for the light plant was awarded for a year. Resolutions authorize East Sixth Street improvement and Hefron Street concrete work. A G A R committee was named for soldiers park dedication and a reunion plan is discussed. Local payments to several city workers are listed.
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