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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
2
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church, a prominent New England minister, was fined 10 dollars and costs for auto speeding after a police court hearing. He appealed the decision posting a 500 dollar cash bond.
Reports from Pawtucket to Bloomington describe a mix of personal struggles and civic concerns. A man prevented a deadly attack, while Governor Higgins wed Helen Maguire. Dalzell weighs a U.S. Senate bid. Wil Bryan’s Jaguar hunt plans in Monterey draw attention. in South Bend letters threaten citizens. Bloomington faces water cuts, typhoid warnings, and liquor-license tests amid policy debates.
Emile Strickler, an automobile racer from Germany, New York, died after a burst tire caused his car to ditch at 60 mph on the fair groom track in Birmingham. Chauf feur Leon Barrows was seriously injured in the crash early Nov 17.
Reports from Pittsburg Berlin Ashtabula Chicago Birmingham Kalispell and London cover conventions political shifts bank panics a chancellor decision a state treasurer’s death a convicts mine disaster and former Montana governor’s death. Names include Von Beulow McKinnon Van Vlissinger Burns Smith and others.
Cleveland Montgomery a young Locogete attorney has been admitted to practice in Daviess County. On motion of F A Seals he was admitted Tuesday morning.
Advert reads Dr Sloan’s Liniment for horses and ponies, with testimonials from G T Roberts of Resaca Georgia and J M Gibbs of Lawrence Kansas praising cures for sweeney spavin and abscesses. Includes offer of free horse treatise and Boston contact. Also mentions Foley's Orino Laxative for humans with claims of gentle, non-gripe relief.
Yael O'Brian, with relatives nearby, has returned to her home in Oakland City marking a return to familiar surroundings and family ties in the community.
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