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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

6

Lightning Rods Claim Insurance Endorsements

An advertising plea argues three of five barn fires are lightning related and 75 percent of insurer losses come from lightning. It promotes Dodd & Struthers lightning rods as endorsed by insurers and authorities, urging buyers to demand endorsements and proofs before purchase. It notes awards won and offers a free book by Prof. Dodd. Des Moines, Iowa.

Dodd & Struthers United States Dodd & Bethia Prof. Dodd Red Dodd Dodd &Struthers Des Moines Iowa

Movement to Help The Farmer Fire Insurance Offer

An advertisement from Washington Indiana promotes the Continental Fire policy with new clauses and extended features. It claims special terms for expiring policies, offers to take existing Continental policies and issue two new policies for an extra charge, and highlights the McCord Agency acquisition.

Continental Fire McCord Agency E. E. Forsythe Wm. H. Kiefer John H. McCafferty Washington Indiana

Fire at Kresges store kills seven in Cleveland

A noon blaze at the Kresges Fire and Ten Cent Store in Cleveland caused by fireworks explosions trapped clerks and customers. Seven bodies were recovered and many injured as relief workers and firefighters cleared debris. A boy named James Parker was identified among the dead. many others feared buried.

Cleveland Kresges Ten Cent James Parker Amore

Ballard tragedy and city incidents across several reports

A fatal attack at 1125 Ninth Street leaves Mr Ballard dead and M J Carnahan’s father implicated as a suspect after a confrontation. the assailant fled north. Separate items note revolts in Paraguay, bank robberies near Keifer Oklahoma, a fatal streetcar collision in Los Angeles, a Morristown mill fire, a stormy death in Atlanta for Joel Harris, and various local incidents including a snake encounter in Princeton and a New York socialist convention nomination.

Ballard Ninth Street Chicago Peoria Reservoir Park Megro Ballards

Denatured alcohol plant planned under Wilson direction

Omaha reports Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson directing a model denatured alcohol plant to be built in Washington. The project aims to demonstrate alcohol production from farm waste and to train up to 500 900 farmers in two years. The plant will travel to expositions and fairs across the country.

Omaha Neb James Wilson Washington Lee

National Corn Exposition and Alcohol Plant Tour Plan

Report details the national corn exposition in Omaha December 9 to 19 with an estimated 300000 farmers attending, then touring colleges and Seattle for an Alaska trade alcohol demonstration. Congress funds 10000 for denatured alcohol demos and 1250 square feet of floor space is requested for the traveling plant.

Wilson J. Wilkes Jones

Mystery surrounds fatal home shooting in Lovejoy case

The report details a deadly shooting involving Mrs. Ellis and Ingle with conflicting accounts of who fired the fatal shot. A revolver found in a flower bed is cited, while authorities pursue the case amid arrests and a coroner's inquest. Friends fear for Mrs. Lovejoy’s safety after the incident and public figures in the city are concerned.

Vincenews Richard Lovejoy Charles Ingle Lovejoy Ellis Main Street Ellis i Ingle Baker Beckes

Hizer found guilty of second degree murder in Grass Creek

Rochester Indiana July 6 A jury convicts Alfred Hizer of murder in the second degree for the February killing of saloon keeper William Snyder at Grass Creek. He receives a life sentence after a brief retirement of twenty one hours. A motion for a new trial was filed.

Frankfort J. S. Morris Georgetown Commonwealth Caleb Powers Morris Scott County Goebel Grant L. Roberts Powers Taylor Charles Finley Franklin Court Rochester Ind Alfred Hizer William Snyder Grass Creek

Political and funeral notices and naval fleet movements abroad

The article notes party leaders favor Hitchcock to head Taft campaign with Hemenway opening Chicago headquarters. It also reports two misdirected funeral processions in Richmond, a US Atlantic fleet voyage toward Honolulu and Yokohama, and local tragedies including drownings in St. Louis and a tetanus risk in Cincinnati, plus a New York divorce perjury case tied to Rae Wood.

Ment George R Gheldon National Committee James A. Hemenway Indiana Chicago Hitchcock Taft Senator Hemenway

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