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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

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Will Reister In Trouble Struck Sister In Law Nursing Baby

Will Reister, former parolee from the St. Gianna State Reformatory, was arrested for assault and battery on his sister in law Mrs Philip Reister. He allegedly struck her three times when intoxicated after visiting Raycraft's, while his wife tended a sick infant. He awaits Mayor Clark's court trial.

Williank Reister St- Giana Philip Reister Siater States Reformatory Bister Reycraff West Main Street East Fih Street Sistercin Reister Philip Rister Clark Bries Raycraft's

Baptist Ladies Missionary Society Meet Saturday Afternoon

Society notes show the Baptist Ladies Missionary Society meeting Saturday afternoon at the Paraguay on East Walnut Street. Walter Hatfield will entertain the M. E. Ladies Aid society this evening at his home on Van Trees and East First Street. Mrs W A Borders entertained the Women's Auxiliary on the West End in a Home gathering.

Baptist Ladies Missionary Society East Walnut Street Walter Hatfield M. E. Ladies Aid Society van Trees Flrat Street W. A. Borders West End

Heavy Load Arrest Near Plainville Leads to Fine

John Smoot, driver of the Standard Oil crew, was arrested for hauling 100 heavy loads over Steele township gravel roads near Plainville. He was fined $12.69 and paid the amount. Smoot claimed the company had permission from the commissioners to haul heavy loads.

John Smoot Standard Oil Weprn Steele ‘Township Plainville

Evinsville Cards Banquet Suppers Delights Attendees

A short local notice describes a gathering honoring John Hartman with refreshments served. The fragment mentions Evansville and a business or lodge event with guests and brief tribute.

Esther Hard John Hartman Vierhy Evansville

Local land sale near Portersville closes after delays

Donaldson buys the James Blacaweil farm south of the city known as the Thompson place. The parcel, about one and a half miles from town, covers Skavred land as the deal finally concludes after several days of hold ups.

Jean Epti Donaldson James Blacaweil Portersville Ron Skavred Thompson ‘Place

Hall Damages Suit Filed Over Ditch Work Near Vincennes

Ab Hall VE and John Baines seek 6150 damages in a civil suit filed in Daviess circuit court alleging injuries from work on a ditch near Vincennes. The case cites involvement of Knox circuit court and references wound-related claims.

Ab Hall VE John Baines Daviess Knox Circuit Court Ti al Vincennes

Secret Wedding Announced for Will Eakin and Emma Kempt

The ceremony occurred in Bloomington on July 16 1904 and was kept secret for eight months. Will Eakin son of Mary Eakin and Emma Kempt daughter of Mrs Mary Kerbot of East Van Trees Street now reside in Indianapolis with plans to stay there.

Will Eakin Emma Kempt Washington Will Makin Eima Kempt Thist City Bloomington Indianapolis Flora Eakin Mary Eakin Todianapolis Eakio Mary Kerbot East ‘van Trees Street

Installation of Rev J M Dougine at First Presbyterian

At 7 30 this evening the installation service will install Rev J M Dougine as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Special arrangements have been made for a notable service with Rev H Day of Vintersboro as moderator and Rev Rhedd of Evarsville to preach. Rev W A Haiter will charge the people and Geo K407 of Indianapolis will give the pastor the charge.

J. M. Dougine Presbyterian Church H. Day Vintenbes Sesaion Evarsville W. A. Haiter Akd Indianapolis

Local notes and moving plans span Hig. Blo district

Prof W E Dillard travels to Linwood after a short stay with parents. L Hameraly plans to move with family to a new corner residence at Meridiani and ak streets. John Nugent leaves for Ecogootes to aid Prof Stanfield, likely traveling with him. Fred Bosch returns from White Water Wisconsin to report deep snow and severe cold. John Costello migrates to Petersburg on business.

Fred Bosch White Water Wis

Yardmaster Potter Rescues Boy at Vincennes Yard

Yardmaster Potter of Vincennes saved a boy from death at Vincennes yards on Wednesday. The boy stood on a moving car and danger loomed as cars hurried past. Potter yelled warnings and leaped to the car end, catching the child and pulling him to safety before wheels could strike.

B&o. S-W Potter Vincennes Aida Ranito Ranito the Jend of It Pod Laid Down Holding Ito Arms Out To Tront

Will Sue for Support Mrs Vincent Tewell Seeks Child Aid

Mrs Vincent Tewell testified before Squire Kellama and Prosecutor E E Hastings alleging abandonment by husband Vincent Tewell after their child was born. She says she supported herself and child since separation and aims to compel support through court action.

Vincent Tewella West End Squire Kellama E. E

Constable Returns Empty After Arrest Attempt

Constable Enoch Cheek went to South Washington to arrest William Dretv for intoxication but returned empty handed. Henry Sahm left for Linton to work in the mines. E P McCrachen visited Vigcernes on business with the Bard Oil Company, and music at the Peoples dance was planned tonight.

Enoch Cheek South Washington William Dretv Drew Enoch Henry Sahm Linton EP McCrachen Vigcernes Btardard Oil Company

Repairs at Court House Improve Waiting Room Access

Paper hangers beautify the court house rooms including a second floor east of the county superintendent's office by turning it into a ladies waiting area. Sheriff Fitzgerald's office also gains new papering for a neater appearance. The project aims to fix aging rooms and improve access between auditor and assessor offices with a new north door entry for examiners and county council groups.

Flor Sons Nor Bate Asessors County Council

Death in Arkansas Ties to Miles Family Tragedy

Pastor Rev O P Miles learns of his mother’s death in Arkansas as his son Paul dies the day after in a linked tragedy. The elder Miles’ mother, seventy seven, dies after a sudden illness. mail delays arose due to distance from telegraph and distant farm home. The piece notes the coincidence with Dr Miles’s son’s death and funeral timing.

O. P. Miles First Baptist Church Hi Sister J Arkansas Mimai Miles Son Paul

Court rules Miss Fleece keeps ring in courtship dispute

Walter Smith lost in the first round as Justice Smock ordered Miss Clara Fleece to retain the diamond ring and a list of gifts including the college banner and Indian sofa pillow case. Smith has appealed the decision in the youthful romance case from Indianapolis.

Walter Smith Clara Fleece Atundian Justice Smock Miss Fleece

Miss Halter Faces Prolonged Recovery After Factory Accident

Miss Josephine Halter remains in serious condition after a severe scalp wound suffered at work in a local factory. Dr. Anderson said recovery could take several days and warned the situation could worsen this week, with prospects uncertain but some hope for improvement if she stabilizes.

Josephine Halter Anderson

Local Sickness Infections Mentioned In Community Notes

Mrs. Joseph Bogner of South Meridan is on the sick list. Mrs George is confined to her room and suffers pneum on fever. Mrs Joho Cooke of East Walnut treats has been seriously sick for several days. E U Moots arrived home this morning to Bedford for illness of Dr J L Moore who has been a plaintiff with central Insurance company.

Joseph Bogner South Meridian George Joho ‘Cooke East Walnut E U. Moots Bedford J. L. Moore

New Suits Over Mabala Chestnut Partition

Legal notices reveal Mabala Chestnut files against The New Bird Sail Co in a partition dispute. Attorney Labgulin represents the plaintiff in the case seeking division of property and related relief.

Mabala Chestnut The New Bird Sail Co Partition Labgulin Ate Torney Plaintiff

Noted Shifts and Injuries At Local Shops

Walter Hyatt of the tin shop is taking a vacation. Herbert Foster of the machine shop injured his left hand at work and will be unable to work for some time. Ed Newland of the car shops cut his knuckles with a hatchet and will be absent for a period. John Bishop received a letter from Hubert Glover about a move to Alaska to join the Alaska Central railway.

Herbert Foster Wedaceday White Steele Ed Newland Thaj Injary John Bishop Huber Glover Alaska Ne’ ‘Iflzas Alaska Central Railway Fet

Mail from Santa? Wash to Vincennes Capital Note

A fragment notes a mailed item from Santey Wash claiming arrival at Inhout Maretto in Vincennes Capital, implying a postal or delivery claim. The readable text offers no clear date or full names to confirm the exact event.

Ter Santey Wash Maretto Vincennes

Veale Township Plans Cooperative Telephone System

Farmers in Veale township plan to build a cooperative telephone network across the area and extend a line to Washington. The current township has no system and no connection to Washington. The venture is believed to be insured.

Veale Township Washington

Undermuslins Display Notable in Local Showroom

A fragment describes women’s undergarments on display with prices, noting the showing includes serviceable pieces. The text hints at a variety of styles and affordable options, though many words are garbled.

Gorset Styles and Cheap Drawers Featured in Ad

An old advertisement offers 25c gorset covers in multiple finishes including gold quacitus and embroidery, 7s and 16: finest cas briefs, 2 31 50 and 3 price ranges, nice drawers with hemstitching and lace, and drawn work pieces priced from 5c to 25c, all with lace and embroidery trims.

Fashionable muslin gowns and skirts offered at sale

Advert speaks of muslin gowns in full size with tuck fronts lace embroidery and ribbon trims at four dollars. Nainsook and cambric gowns with drawn work insertion and handsome trims priced up to two dollars. Needlework gowns in various styles with lace and ribbons plus muslin skirts with hemstitched tucks and wide flounces at affordable prices.

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Will Reister Ence Washington Teamster Gazette W. E Dillard Lintou L. Hameraly Meridiani and Ak Streets John Nugent Ecogootes Prof Stanfield Nugent Prof, Stanfield Jono Costello Petersburg S-W. Yardmaster Story To Hastings Fairchilds Third Street Vincent Tewell Stepmother Rev Lindeman’, Pharmacy Burdock Chas. Hutton Yerville Miph Bel Ward Lindeman's/Pharmaty Ith Boston Miss Halter Uhie Ignevar Entral Insurance Company and Railroads Walter Hyatt Tin Shopl Is Yeale Township Cally Miustin Janey Swiss Namseok Cambria Tee
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