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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

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City weighs park site deal with Commercial club

City officials and the Commercial club met with Mayor Russell and City Attorney Gardiner to discuss buying thirty five acres near the automobile factory for a park. A $200 per acre price and a two to three year payment plan were floated, with terms to be set later. The group favored purchasing rather than leasing, and a committee was named to negotiate with the club.

Jorssell Gardiner Coungiimes Nooking Mypil Elty Ce Vity Fine Mediately Council Intetim Inérefa‘club Z. ¥. Graham J. G. Allen de. Smoot James Colbert Caneon Wise Hopkins Rusgell Commercial ‘Club Couneilman Hopkins Ehan Graham Graalin Ftoseema Guunclinen Commercial Club Gcound Elf Mayer, Hoykins ‘and Hyatt If Paastbile

WANTS CONTEST Jun Terry to meet in Indianapolis

Jun Terry, the Greek Hoosier, traveled to Indianapolis this afternoon to discuss arrangements for four boat trips with an Indianapolis group. He plans to return to Washington sometime next week.

Jun Terry Fie Dianapalty Tye Terry Washington

Little Boy Poisoned by Beans Incident Reported

A confused OCR fragment describes a boy poisoned by beans on East Fourteenth Street this week. It mentions a Rev Suwot and a Mr. Smeot or Weluul, with unclear ages, and references a Malcolm who is "out of range" but reportedly improving.

Gr. A.B. Smeot Weluul East Fourteenth Street Caembar Reddit Hora Dimetwas Malcolm

Woman injured in fall at Vollmer store incident

Mrs William Bath employed at Vollmer’s Stiuty Practured her arm after falling from a box in the store Friday afternoon. Fracture to the left arm may disable her for six weeks. Donaldson Ja treating the injury.

Wiliume Bayt Vollmer

Falls to His Death Claims Rural Mail Carrier at Bedford

Herbert H. Widward, a well known farmer and rural mail carrier, fell while seated and broke his neck, dying later. A prominent Mason, he was a cousin of Representative John Edward of Mitchell.

Herbert H. Wwidwardd Bedford Law Howe John Edwarde Mitchell

Hamly Ta Present Name Washington Speech Controversy

A garbled report discusses a governor preparing a speech and naming a vice president candidate for a fictional convention. The piece hints at political maneuvers and reactions from state officials and supporters amid a disputed presentation.

South western deeds and clashes spark narrow road dispute

An unclear report mentions Perkins and Clark amid a Southwestern dispute over material shipments and delivery failures. The text references hogs, shrinkage, and a midday meeting, with partial phrases about charges and road issues affecting delivery.

Tornado Leaves Trail of Death Across Southern Storm

A deadly tornado swept through a southern region causing widespread destruction. Emergency crews report at least 225 fatalities as containment and rescue efforts continue amid severe weather warnings and ongoing recovery operations.

Twister Toll Rises as Fatal Storm Hits Deep South

Briar Cliffs Manor witnessed a dramatic car race finish with Frank Strang winning the Friar CLT trophy in a 50-horsepower Italian car. Cedrino and Gry Vaughan followed, while Sartoris and Lytle posted slower times. In parallel, a devastating storm system swept Louisiana Mississippi Alabama, killing many, injuring hundreds, and destroying towns like Amite and Quitman Landing. Relief efforts mobilized from New Orleans Meriden Mobile and other cities as reports of deaths and damaged lines spread.

Briar Iif N.Y Briar Clift Manor Frank Lewis Strang Strang Cedririo Strane Cedring Te Circuit Haata Cedrinu Syurt Pry Perord Gry Vaughan Cedrina Wile Herbert Lyte Vaughant Lytle Sartoris Atlanta Louisiang Ississippi Alabama Isrgé Mike Bo Oy Natchez Miss Amite Louisiana McLain Vidalia Lat Quitman Landing Purvis Landing New Orleana Mobile Georgia Ife Coneconila Parish Ita Concordia Parish Mississippi Adams Jefferson Claiborne Bergen Thonas Albert ‘Ville Albertville Ala Eras

Dramatic Club Opera Reserved Seats Announced

The Dramatic Club schedules the Cornevilly Bells opera on Friday May 1 with noon seating. Over 500 tickets sold. many buyers seek desirable seats, so tickets are available from Horrah Bros. at one cent price. The show date moved from April 24 to accommodate attendees. many will travel to Bigomington for a convention.

Cornevilly Dramatie Chiblare Néi Fea Horrall Brey Dramatic Club J Horrah Bros Bigomington

Prodigal Son and Thesis Fragment in Debated Text

Fragmentary OCR reads of an old piece discuss a prodigal son motif and a thesis, noting contentious wording about actions and motives. The garbled passage suggests a debate over interpretation and possible misstatements within the manuscript.

District Meeting 2 of the Nineteenth District Pythian Sisters

The Nineteenth District Pythian Sisters meet at Castle Hall on April 28 with delegates and visitors. Program includes songs, readings, address by Elizabeth Kurth, secret sessions, ritual demonstrations, and reports from officers and committees, concluding with closing remarks.

Mik Pythian Sisters Udfaui Castle Hall Rick Sullivan Kooy Marin Lawrence Greene Daviesa Caatia E. B. Davidson Olaf Matthews Ivy Waggoner Lizzie. Fisher Lizzie Huebner Elizabeth Coleman Kurth Grace Hladmian Lisle Morgan Maysie Harrie Lucy Pensinger Orphans Home J. L. Fowler Lucy 2 Penninger Round Table Mary L. Allen Waalington

Woodmen to Hazelton Confer Degree Work Tonight

The Woodmen of the World focal camp in charge of L. E. Stuckey sent a degree team to Hazelton at noon to confer work on sixty candidates tonight. Twenty completed the initiative, with a note urging a boy to merit praise and effort.

Woodmen of the World L. E. Stuckey Hazelton

County Democrats Name Delegates At Bloomingt Convention

Enthusiastic county Democrats nominated and adopted a list of delegates and alternates to the Congressional convention to be held in Bloomingt next Thursday. The gathering, led by Mr Padgett, approved permanent officers and announced Washington township, Barr township, Addison, Harrison, Elmore, Steele and Van Buren as delegate districts with named delegates and alternates.

Bloomington B. C Milea G. O'Neail Bett Mr. Padgett Nam Jennings Maxs Sonvent I Ot Congresajani Bloomingt Thureday Eniysfamstion Alr Padget Peranent Hugh Taulten Fred Haaines William Freginns Kennedy George Sibith Boa Ikon Bert Harbstreit Michael Madden Chely Cooney Sousa Clemente Larean Harmon Joseph D. Franklin Michael, Kinsetta John H.arvin Washington P. H. McHenry John F. O'Neal Cafferty Berhard Gulacly Veater Joapi ‘Franklin Emergee Bogaré Hugh Morgan James Sparks Steele Apne Y Tarr Dr. Oo Trlex Elmore Frank Ten Oxen ‘Reeve Homer Myers van. Burea—Delega Gox Modizou Aga Spalding Har

Four Girls Escape From Orphans Home by Ladder

Four girl inmates at the orphanage escaped around dawn using a ladder placed against a back window. Police seek help to locate Josephine Haag Mildred Longer Lata Beasley and Alta Pride, all described with ages eye color and build as readers are asked to assist in the search.

Jtig Josephine Haag Formarly Mayeville Mildred Lata Beasley Gomery Altea Sweet End

Monroe for Miers unit vote advised at Bloomington

Bloomington April 25. An op ed urges voters to cast a unified ballot backing ex Congress man RW Miers for Sunn ers. The message emphasizes loyalty and collective support in the upcoming primary context.

Bloomington Congress RW. Miers Soneyers

Baby Dies in Sugarland Headline May Be Misread

A fragmentary notice reports a baby death and a funeral at St Peter's Cemetery in Montgomery. It mentions Charles Wallace, a carpenter, and an injury to B. We Clawson while working at a station, with unclear sequence and several garbled phrases.

Irs Hart of Sugarland Alsa Buriathla St Peter's Celetery Montgomery Charles Wallace B. We Clawson

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