West End School Bonds Discussed At City Meeting
City Council met in regular session to consider funding for rebuilding the West End school. Finance and public schools committees referred the bond proposal of 310,000 to cover costs beyond available funds, with total building cost estimated at 2,588.25 and insurance from the old building of 7,009.69. A first-reading ordinance to issue bonds for the project was presented.
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Wiandscuneilmen Lemmon
McGéhee
Hofmann
Dowhey
Smail
Jon Na Stu
Charles Boston
Robert Burton
Tu Ae
Draven
Sith
Kelle & Dillard
JB Heaton
Board of School Trustees
Ale, Johnson
P.R. Wadsworth
N. G. Read
Westend
Project Council
Public Schools
Fke E
West End
Dave O Neall Dies at Evansville
Dave O Neall dies suddenly at the Southern Insane Hospital in Evansville after a convulsion following a brief treatment stay. He was 23, a lifelong Washington resident, football injury linked to his condition, and he leaves parents three brothers and two sisters. Flag Day events and Bag Day preparations are noted in the same item.
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David O'Neal
Hom
J. M. O'Neal
Southern Insane Hospital
Evansville
Dave
Washington
Washington Public
St. Marys
Kansas
Miles
Hugh O'Neal
John O'Neall
Chicago
Anna
Alice O'Neal
Marriage Licenses and Rally At Seymour Ost
Michael Wallick and Mary Jane Perkins obtain marriage licenses as a Stevenson rally at Seymour Ost is announced with a Southern In Railway round trip fare. The return train leaves Seymour at 6 36 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wallick and
Mary’Jane
Perkins
Stevenson
Seymour Ost
Southern In Railway
Seymour
McKinley Supporter Cites Old Glory Tale in Letter
A Belcher town man, George B. Weston, Democrat for life, writes that he will vote for McKinley. He recalls the 19th century on Ocean voyages praising Old Glory and contrasts it with today’s policy, noting his patriotic stance and urging others to consider national pride.
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George B. Weston
Belchertown
Mass
Franklin Pierce
Doxe
Tlive
McKinley
United States
American Congress
Constantinople
Spraglie Point
Abdul Mejid
Mr. Weston
Explosion at Dick Greenwood's Saw Mill Blows Boiler
News from near Maysville in Davis County reports a boiler explosion at the saw mill run by Dick Greenwood and owned with Abbott, injuring several men including engineer Young Smith and Odie Smith. Doctors were summoned as families await updates and local telegraph links to confirm details. Also noted is a later marriage in Amory Mississippi between Carl Schubert and Miss Lillie Grefe with ceremony at Mrs Ernest Grefe's home.
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Ernest, Grefej
LE Gorby
Presbyterian Church
Claud Roand
Mary Grefe
Aiohas
Teemrple Court
Theigroorp
William Schubert
Huthe
Indictment for Manslaughter in Local Saloon Case
Grand jury finishes murder probe of Lawrence Allen at James T. Conroy's saloon in Montgomery. Tine Cole indicted for manslaughter with plain assault and battery charged. Cole pleads not guilty and is jailed on bail. Circuit Court actions include contempt hearing for James F. Hardin and civil judgments against McMullen and others, plus a railroad damages case.
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Lawrence
Allen
James T. Conroy
Monttgomery
Grand Jjnry
Tine Cole
Conroy
Cole
Circuit Court News
James F. Hardin
Hardin
Henry Gumberts
John. McMullen
McMullen
John R
Memorial Service Plans for John Shermah and Others
A memorial service is scheduled at the First 5k on Sunday October 28 for John Shermah and colleagues Dr. Campbell Gorby Dobbs Hamlet Mien and Gardiner will lead the meeting with charge. A Washington citizen pledges 1000 to bet 2500 that McKinley will be by. Call THE Gaterix office for details.
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Ithe
Ohiwreh
John Shermah
Campbell Gorby
Dobbs
Hamlet Mien
Wer
Gardiner
Washington
Betty
McKinley
Gaterix
Uncle John L Critchlow dies at Raglesville aged elder
John El Critchlow known as Uncle John L Critchlow of Eaglesville died Monday evening at his home two miles east of Raglesville due to old age and debility. He leaves four children and several grandchildren. A staunch Republican and Baptist member he supported widows and orphans during the Civil War. Funeral services were held in the M E church by Rev John Preden and burial followed in Raglesville cemetery.
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John L. Critchlow
Dan
Goofclock
Raglesvlle
Critchling
Kete Davies
Ford
Churlen Issa
Lerves
R Critchlow
John Preden
Odox
Raglesville
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the & Glas Plait “Proprietors
Development Committee
City Council
Elizabeth
Hoffmann
John Hafid
Board of Health
W.C. Willeford
Hoffman
New City Hall
A. Isever
Third
Llidad
Crain
Campbell
South Side Avenues
Meridian ‘Street
Isewer
Svatnut
Harry
McKinley Wilf
West
California
Bryan
Colorado
Utah
Colondo Repubicang
Tey
Arade
Dave O'Neall
Ames
Brys
Gazette
Jack Tar
Daviess
Taylor
Addison C. Harris
John G. Cheney
Meer
Dick Greenwood
Pirges
Tien
Young Smith
Odie
Dick Greehwood
Bott Am
Ford Smith
Maysville
I Daviess
Thehnan
Smaticutirs
Avl
Faith
G. W. Wifleford
W. B. Deffentiah
Smith
Fred Smith
Schubert-Grefe
Carl Schubert
Amory
Miss Tis Grefe i
Aden
Ht Montasumeds
Cire Raft Court
John EL. Critchlow
Daviess ‘County
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