Clawson volunteers free plans for Washington park project
Benjamin Clawson proposes to prepare as part of the park effort plans and specifications for buildings at no charge. John Krets and Clawson back the initiative as contractors pledge service to advance the movement. The ordinance funds $400 for the first year with $200 from city rent income. readings set as council debates park expansion.
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Friends of the Dark Movement
Hawk Attacks Girl in Jasonville Incident
In Jasonville in April a twelve pound hawk attacked Daley McKernan as she walked with other girls near the pound. The bird seized and pulled at her hair and shoulder before she knocked it away and killed it with a rock. She escaped with minor scratches.
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Divorce and Alimony Filed by Mary E B Paris
Mary E B Paris sues for divorce and alimony from A Davis claiming they remarried in December 1907 after his desertion in September 1905. She seeks custody of their child and 3500 dollars in alimony. The case appears in a Southern Indiana area notice.
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Ea. Davis
Septemer
Herr One Chin
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Ami
Indiana
The Royal Chef Musical to Visit Washington in April
A new musical The Royal Chef plans to visit Washington around April 21. The production, described as a great play with lively music, is expected to draw a large crowd after the Lenten season ends.
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Washington
Holy Week Services Announced at St Tobin’s
The Rev C Ro Hedge will preach each evening at St Tobin’s Episcopal during Holy Week. Services begin tonight at 7 39 and continue next Saturday with a Lenten prayer series. The public is invited to attend.
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Do Ak
C. Ro Hedge
I Hector
Water Works Burns at Newport Pumping Station
The Newport Kentucky water works pumping station was totally destroyed by fire last night. Estimated loss runs to about sixty thousand dollars. The isolated site ten miles above Newport on the Ohio river bank hindered early contact for aid as telephones were broken.
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Ciarloneh
Otto
Newport
Kenlavks
Joss Ia
Ohio River
Printed congressional records repurposed by Indiana paper
A Washington Indiana newspaper is using government printed congressional records for weather and mall newspaper distribution to subscribers. The move could push records as a reason to fund and distribute congressional documents before the session begins.
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Indiana
Congréss
Vincennes Canttal
Assassin Kills Governor Amid Polish Rebel Tensions
An assassination in a Polish territory shocks the monarchy as Count Andreas Potbeldi, governor of Valicia, is fatally shot during a student delegation visit. The killer proclaims revenge for Polish oppression. his brother subsequently dies by own hand. Emperor sends sympathy. arrests follow with no clear implicants yet identified.
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Hungary
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Aduithul
Valicia
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A. Frink
Inferno Devastates City Leaving 500 Buildings Gone
A massive fire at a Chelb dump sparked a 12 hour blaze driven by a northwest wind. It destroyed about 500 dwellings and public buildings, displaced 1,500 families, left 10,000 homeless, and caused at least four deaths with 50 to 110 injuries. Firefighters contained the flames by nightfall, though most affected structures were wooden. Banks churches and schools suffered heavy losses.
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De Sagan’s Confession Aims at Paris Wedding Plans
Prince Helio De Sagan and former Countess Amy Gould seek a quiet Paris suburb wedding then return to New York as man and wife. The pair plan to retire abroad while paying her former husband’s debts, with public statements authorized by G. G. Netter.
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Amy Gould
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France
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VESSELS C CRUSHED Seals Fleet Caught in Ice
A fleet was trapped by ice in Gaia of Ice. Seals report 307 incidents affecting vessels. All hands accounted for, authorities investigate cause and response.
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Damaged Grand Lake Sinks Sealing Vessel in Ice Disaster
At St Lots NF April 18 the steamer Grand Lake sank after hitting powerful ice floes. The loss included 214 men and a cargo of about 20 000 seals valued at 480 000 dollars. The Vanguard rescued survivors and repairs were attempted on damaged ships including the Algerine.
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Two Men Charged in New York Robbery Case
William Singreen of the city and Max Willis of Los Angeles, both hotel clerks, are held in $2,000 bail on charges tied to a $7,500 diamond theft from the Hotel Martinique about a year ago. Jewelry valued at $3,500 vanished after a $4,000 shortage at the hotel. Believed to have fled, they were captured after police tracked Willis to Los Angeles and Singreen to New York.
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Wilts and Sthareeis
Los Angeles
Political Row Between Leaders Fuels Tension
Fragmented remarks mention President Cuatro and Ex-President Michel in a clash over labor issues. The text hints at unions, reform, and foreign policy risks, with references to Moe, Anna Gold, and Farah Harris.
Par Bank Opens Ors to the Public
The Plainville financial institution opens its doors, marketing a modern building with a safe and strong capital base. The bank lists assets around 1.3 million dollars and stockholders including prominent local figures. Trustees and officers are named, with Cherlea A. Bantu as president and other named executives.
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PAR Bank
Bank & Pri
Seventy Conver s M E Revival Ends At Kerr Week
A three weeks revival by the Kerr brothers at the First-M E Church ends with seventy conversions and many additions to the church. Meetings in the chapel and church drew large crowds. several converts plan to join other congregations, and the Kerrs depart on the midnight train for the next appointment.
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Local prospectors near Joplin seek leverage on ore lease
In Missouri near Joplin Camp area prospector Will Camp and associates Harry VanTrees Jacke Prs M. Vance H. C. Truslove Smoot and Wittaim pursue options to extend or gain leverage on a lease as work ceases after reaching twenty three feet and several days of activity despite offers.
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Notable local billiard and polo players tied to North Vernon scene
Charles Doyle of North and F. Pence of Mario show strong billiard skills while a professional penman and roller skater hints at a growing sporting culture. Doyle has spent three years with the North Vernon team in the National polo league, regarded as the fastest league in the land.
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Mario
Pente
Iind Ca
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North Vernon
Scene of ruin and industrial hub near Boston described
Fragmentary OCR lists an area by the Mystic River with a hospital nearby, a rail line from Fast Boston, and a ropewalk. It mentions foundries rubber factories and large stacks, implying a bustling industrial district around the river valley near Boston.
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Val
Mystle River
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Jane Ap Terry
Tates
Fragmentary note hints at upcoming rules timing
A garbled OCR fragment references a rule change with a date around May and mentions a countdown of three weeks. The text is incomplete, but suggests an official timetable or legal update pending publication.
Deaths and Local Notices Fragment
Fragmentary obituary note mentioning Robert Deaths, a seven month old son, and references to Harry Dewey Avenue with an attack and brain trouble. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of events or affiliations.
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Robert
Harry Dewey
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