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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

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Grand jury to probe Plainville shooting of Walter Simmons

Judge Houghton calls grand jury for 9 oclock Wednesday to investigate the slaying of Walter Simmons at Plainville last Saturday night. Coroner Benham holds inquest at the Plainview site this afternoon with attorneys present.

Walthil Simmons Plainville Plaly'al Attorneyk Houghton Grand Jury Walter Shaimons Frank Mallet Plainy Iie Hell Benham le

Inquest Opens Over Walter Simmons Death at Plataville

The inquest into Walter Simmons's death by Frank Mallett in Plataville Saturday night began this afternoon in Plainville with prosecutor Laugain Hastings and defense attorney Miss Mary Fish present. Witness Clarence Ray, a key suspect in the quarrel, failed to appear as officers search for him. The body was taken to Shosta for burial south of Plataville. The American Railway Association met behind closed doors in the afternoon through committee reports on civic matters.

Vialnville Bonham o_ Piainville EB. E. Jalie E. T. Lauguin Elmer B. Hastings Ddon Mary Fish Li Igh Sanford The Democrat Walter Simmons Frank Mallet Plataville Shosta Clarence Ray Wale American Railway' Association

Self defense claim in Seymour saloon shooting case

Ed McConnell, a Black man, says he shot John Furman in a Seymour saloon after a quarrel over games and drinks. Furman died from a gunshot to the abdomen. McConnell was jailed after surrendering with a .32 revolver, claiming self defense and noting both men had been drinking.

Ed McCon John Fura Seymour Seymourspaper I. McConnel Cnses Urman and McConnell Furman Heff Irv&t Thhey Mcmell Menell McCon Isaloon Fan

Washington police warned against pistol toting in public

A report criticizes Washington police for firing at a fleeing suspect and for carrying concealed revolvers. The incident stemmed from a man resisting arrest after drinking at a saloon. The writer argues officers lack legal right to concealed weapons and calls for an end to pistol toting.

Washington Pata Izena

Shing Good at Evansville

April 25 report notes Evansville lake and river areas stocked with catfish basa perch and other varieties amid winter conditions. locals optimistic about fishing prospects and access to fisheries near the city.

Evansville God All the Lakes Perth

Cornelius Beekman Dies at 69 in City Home

Cornelius Beekman aged sixty nine died at 12:45 this morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Wesley Milton 216 Front Street cause of death consumption He was born in D Oath and came from Noble to this city with the wintering birds He is survived by five children Mrs Milton Mrs Myrtle Long of Vincennes Mrs Arintha Evana of Noble Cyrua Beekman of Tacoma Washington and William Beekman of North Dakota The body will be taken to Noble for burial tomorrow morning.

Cornelius Beekman Wesley ‘Milton Mr. Beekman Noble Mra Milton Myrtle Long Vincennes Arintha Evana Cyrua Beekman Tacoma Washington William Beekman North Dakota Nable Busta

Distressing Accident Leaves Child Near Fatal Head Wound

Bloomington April 25. While Dallas Gillman a farmer was sawing wood yesterday his three year old daughter playing nearby tripped and fell under the axe a horrible gash was cut in her head and death will probably result

Bloomington Dallas Gillman Wood

Ten-year-old and twelve-year-old’s fatal blow incident

A fight between Warren Lynch, ten, and Charles Thomas, twelve, on Meridian Street ended when Thomas struck Lynch over the left ear with a club near Jersey Street. Lynch collapsed, was taken home, and Dr. C P Scudder examined him. skull fracture was feared but not found. Lynch remained at home, with recovery expected.

Warren Lynch Mell Wallace Aggessor Charles Thomas Thomas Boy Henry Wood Meridian Street Thomas Lynch Lynth Jersey Street St John’s Cemetery C. P. Scudder

Fire horse kicks city dignitaries during river trip

A Seattle horse pulling a fire wagon kicked at city officials near City Hall injuring a councilman and a clerk. Firefighters avoided further harm as the animal bolted toward Sycamore Street before being restrained. John Mitchell III reports from Chicago that UMWA President John Mitchell is ill at a friend’s home in the city.

Hall A. C. Wise Russell Willey Horrall Charles Honey Sycamore Street Itv Joha. Mitchell III Chicago John Mitchel United Mine Workers of America A.severs Thig'etty

Miracle recovery after apparent infant death in Brazil

In oh April 25 in Brazil, the four week old son of Mayor Ri f Bhattuck was pronounced dead after suffocating on a swallowed tongue. Dr. Glasgo, a veteran physician, reopened the mouth and cleared the tongue, then resumed chest and arm movements. The infant revived and was reunited with its mother.

Brazil F Bhattuck T. A. Glasgo Glasgo

Knights of Columbus Banquet and Initiation Planned

The Knights of Columbus of this city rent Peoples Hall for Sunday night May 19 to host a banquet and initiate a large class in the order at the K of C building. They will also run an excursion to Terre Haute on May 5 where Washington team members assist in the initiatory rites.

Knights of Columbia Peoples Hall Knights K. of C Knights of Columbus Terre Haute Washington

Fairbanks Nomination Factions Roil Washington Backroom

Washington reports in April describe Speaker Cannon denying any sellout of the presidential boom to Fairbanks and warn that Fairbanks cannot cut the cake. Frank H Hitchcock returns from the South on a political mission to bolster Taft rivals and shore up southern Republican strength. A divorce case sees Mary I Weddle seek separation from George Weddle on grounds of desertion and habitual drunkenness.

Washington Cannon Fair Beaker Indiana Tinals Fairbanks Uncle Toe Fairbanke South Atlantic Frank H. Hitchcock White House Taft Foraker Brownsville Mx Hitchcock Dizie Republican National Committee Algo South Mr. Hitchcock Blo South Carolina Georgia Florida Roosevelt

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