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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

2

Democrats react coolly to Kern nomination at Denver

A Saturday Main Street rally in Daviess County praising Bryan and Kern drew only a few hundred attendees with a mix of women and children. Speakers including J W Ogden Ephraim Inman and John H Spencer failed to rally the crowd, and the event ended as a flat disappointment signaling weak local enthusiasm for Kern's vice presidential bid.

W. 2Ab Bryan United States John W. Kern Denver Main Third Democracy Bryan Kern Young Mens Military Band McHenry J. W. Ogdon Ephraim Inman John H. Spencer Daviess County Spencer Inman White House A. H. Greenwood Charles T. Williams Indianapolis Indiana Hoosterdam Washington

Aaron Davis Arrested in Poisoning Attempt at Shoals

In Martin county a court of inquiry found probable cause to arrest Aaron Davis of south Center township on charges of attempting to poison Delbert Evans with a strychnine tainted water jug. Evans, 23, fell ill but recovered after medical care. Davis faces jail until October term.

Evans Davis Martin County Iife Young Evans Datis Martin Chilotte Judge Young Peter Sander Cal ‘Dillon Rutterford Township Can

Barn Fire Wrecks Troutman Farm Near Loogootee

In Loogootee Indiana a Sunday night barn fire destroyed a barn, grain, hay, and two horses while a mule suffered burns. Phillip Trouttman’s son saved all but one horse. Phillip endured severe burns while attempting rescue. Gasoline odor and an incendiary act suspected amid a neighborly stir and a possible horse thief hunt. The elder Troutman was away, and the blaze was spotted around midnight.

Young Troutman Troutman Horsebrhief Association Loogootee

Auto Hits a Buggy Near Vincennes

Fred Massey and Miss Catherine Sahm encountered an automobile driven by Mr. Snowden from Vincennes Sunday around 9:30. The car struck the buggy driven by Massey, breaking the shafts and tearing off the front wheel. Miss Sahm was driven home by Snowden, Massey led the horse to the barn, and the buggy owned by H. L. Lockridge will be repaired at Snowden’s expense.

Fred Massey Catherine Sahm Snowden Vincennes Mr. Massey Miss Sahm Massey Mr. Snowden

Pickpocket Robs Grover Flanagan in Cincinnati Park

Grover Flanagan describes being robbed by a clever pickpocket in a Queen City park on Saturday. The thief took $42 in bills and a note, leaving him without funds until friends provided enough cash to return home on Sunday.

Grover Flanagan Flanagan Cincinnati Queen City

Overcome by Heat Strikes Local Resident

Jasper Klingensmith, a well known man on Dewey Avenue, was overcome by heat Monday morning at 6 in his back yard. He grew weak Sunday afternoon and again fainted Sunday night. Taken inside, a physician was summoned and he is expected to recover.

Jasper Klingensmith Dewey Avenue Mr. Klingensmith

Odon Old Settlers Plans Annual Reunion

Odon prepares for the Old Settlers Association reunion with officers chosen and committees set. The picnic will be under the Southern Indiana Band auspices on August 13 14 and 15 with prominent candidates delivering addresses.

Odon Old Settles Old Settles Association Southern Indiana Band of Odon

Seals Fined for Sunday Celebrations Incident

George Seals an old offender was arrested Sunday about 10 00 carrying a heavy package of fireworks. He was jailed to avoid trouble and fined 5 dollars plus costs by Mayor Russell in police court for Sunday celebrations. Seals remains in jail.

George Seals Russell Seals

Bridget Colvin Granted Admission to Evansville Hospital

The application of Bridget Colvin of Harrison township to the hospital for the insane at Evansville has been accepted. Sheriff Colbert will accompany her to the institution in a few days.

Bridget Colvins Harrison, Township Hospital For the Evansville Colbert

Knights at Olney council election drawn from Washington

Knights of Columbus members from Washington attended a Sunday session at Olney Illinois to witness the new local council. Two candidates from the city were presented, including Joseph, as part of the local proceedings.

Washington Council Kaishts ‘of Columbus Olney New Council Joseph

Knights Initiation Events Noted At Local Lodge

Hoffmann and Madison Walsh led initiations with Olney aiding Roy ally for visitors. Morning mass at Str Josephs church preceded, Effingham council staged first degrees, Vincennes council second, East & Sould third. A banquet followed at the Odeon skating rink with Washington guests Frank Denver Earl Walker Edward Walker and others.

Hoffmann Madison Walsh Olney Str Josephs ‘Church Effingham Council Vincennes Council Joyce East & Sould Odeon Washington Frank Denver Earl Walker Edward Walker Harry Kennedy Fred Summers Anthony Kocher Patrick O’neall Madison ‘Walsh Emersdn Hoffmann Joseph Hoffmann August Gutsch Michael Toohey

Man Under Attack In Vincennes Robbery Attempt

Louis Ash, janitor at Vincennes Airdome, remains in serious condition after a tall man in black clothes struck him with a heavy object on West First Street. Ash, incoherent at times, alleges the incident near Curtis home on Lower South Street while on his way home with $2. Oscar Terry, his Vincennes companion, fled. police doubt Ash's account and suspect a prior robbery plan. Witnesses question Ash's reliability amid rumors about his reputation.

Louis Ash Vincennes Prude Curtis Lower South Street Ash Airdome Oscar Terry Washington Curtis Terry West Second Street Curtis Home West First Street Curtis House Herald

Bean Crop Short Halts Canning at Washington Plant

The Washington Canning Company's bean plant reports a short crop after several hot days reducing yield. Manager Geo Hopkins says over a thousand gallons were canned recently and he expected to exceed five thousand gallons if not for drought. Prospects for a large tomato crop are seen and arrangements are being made to handle them rapidly.

Washington Canning Company Geo. Hopkins

Plainville Defeats Washingtons 10 to 9 In Tight Baseball Clash

Plainville edged the Washingtons 10 to 9 Sunday afternoon at the former field in a contest that lacked sensational plays. McGary and Gordon pitched for Washington with Hodge catching. The teams sit tied 1-1 and will settle the tie here next Sunday.

Plainville Washingtons McGary Gordon Washington Hodge

Odon Town Named Defendant in Damage Suit

A civil action seeks damages against the town of Odon in a case styled Earle by Gardiner Tharp Gardiner and Og son Inman, with the plaintiffs asserting claims for personal or property damages.

Guardian Thompson to press suit against town overMiss Messick

Miss Bertha J Messick sixteen seeks damages 10000 for injuries from a February 1907 incident on Walnut street sidewalk. Suit alleges the culvert created a fall hazard and the town allowed the defect. Court action expected to be hotly contested with detailed totals against Montgomery Odon Washington municipalities.

County school fund distributed to Daviess County townships

Nugent announced a state school fund check of 13 976 70 for Daviess County with July distribution larger than before to support teachers under the new educational law. Funds were allocated to common schools congressional local tax and liquor license revenue across townships.

AEE Nugent Daviess County Bogard Elmore Beit Madison Reeve Steele van Beker Veale Washington Township Blaor

Montgomery Man Insane After Lunacy Commission

E. E. Hastings Fielding Colbert and Lucian Corning met in Montgomery to hear Kip Ketchem's lunacy case. Ketchem was declared insane and moved to the city jail pending transfer to Evansville hospital. He was described as violently insane and strapped to prevent harm during transport.

E. E. Hastings Fielding Colbert Lucian Corning Montgomery Kip’ Ketchem Ketchem Evansville

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