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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

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Concreting contracts awarded for sidewalk work in city

The city council awarded concrete sidewalk and curb contracts to Washington contractors Nova Bozach and W A Route for east Seventh South and Grove streets and for other sections. Warren Rontt won the curb and guttering on east Seventh South and Grove streets. Bids ranged from about 2,567 to 6,002 dollars for sidewalks, 1,143 to 3,178 for curb and guttering, with several firms submitting offers.

Council Chamber Syatigids Addi Patth Southside East Seventh South Grove Lea Washington Era Nova Bozach W. A Warren Rontt Grovestreets Lawa George Puath Enet Third Street Southside Avenue Highland

Football rule changes call for stricter forward pass enforcement

The article notes major shifts in foothill football rules including stricter penalties for incomplete passes, revised goals on crossbar strikes, a 15 minute intermission, and the field judge replacing the linesman as timekeeper. It also mentions Mrs. Ids Downs and Mrs. Cacra lion returning home from a visit in Nipville.

Westhafer Named Principal for City Consolidated School

A P Westhafer, a Whesthafer student from Valparaiso who recently attended State Normal at Terre Haute, is chosen principal for the new consolidated school northwest of the city. He plans to continue studies at the State University while serving in this role.

A.P. Whesthafer Valparaiso Wheethafer State Normal T Bante Weathafer State University City Board of Health R. W. Willeford Washington Willeford

Pension Day for Civil War Veterans and Widows

Pension day sees old veterans and their widows visit the County Clerk to certify vouchers for the recent quarter. The shrinking veteran cohort highlights that the Civil War is fading into history rather than current event.

Thiaia

Pettibone Death Tied to Idaho Mine Case

George A Pettibone dies in Denver from effects of an operation for cancer. He was linked to the Western Federation of Miners and alleged complicity in the murder of Idaho Governor Steunenberg. Pettibone had spent years in Idaho and was previously tried and acquitted. He leaves a widow and died Monday after surgery.

Denver George A. Pettbone Cauneis Western Federation of Miners Moyer Harywood Steimenberg Idaho St. Joseph's Hospital Pettibone Aines Ydaho Boise Pettibon

Million Lost in Big Blaze at Armour Elevators

A massive fire at Armour Elevators in Chicago caused extensive damage to the dock house and patches, with estimates placing losses around a million dollars. Fire crews responded quickly but the blaze severely affected warehouse operations and nearby structures.

Armour Chica

All Buildings Hear Shaken Fire Devastates Burlington Warehouses

A massive explosion and fire in Chicago damaged the Burlington warehouse and nearby elevators, with $2,000,000 total losses and $700,000 tied to the loss at Arthur & Co. The blaze began about 1 pm from a cigarette near chemicals. 250 workers fled, and fire engines battled the blaze with water streams as embers and heat hampered containment. Fire Marshal Moran warned against further spread by 3 pm with continued activity into the night.

Chicago Aus Howe Squares Burlington Lartudur & Co Stektu Moran

Sawmill Burns in St Paul Loss Hits 250000

Beaudette dispatch reports Lutpher Co. sawmill caught fire Monday afternoon in St Paul. Loss estimated around 250000 dollars. Fire caused extensive damage to the plant and machinery with no immediate report of injuries.

Ldse St. Paul Ming

Five Die and Two Injured After Auto Plunges Embankment

An auto carrying women and children plunged down an embankment, killing five people and injuring two others. Police and rescue teams responded to the crash scene, where survivors were tended by emergency crews and transported to nearby hospitals for treatment. Further details on the victims and exact location were not immediately available.

Denies Action In Hazing Case Roosevelts Says

A San Francisco area crash report notes an emergency brake failure caused a tonneau to plunge down a hill near Burlingame killing five of seven occupants and injuring two. Names include Mrs. Thomas A. McCormick, Miss Clara McCormick, Robert T. O'Brien, Ira G. O'Brien, and Mrs. Ira G. O'Brien. The accident followed a visit to Prince Poniatowski’s Hills home.

Thomas A. McCormick Clara McCormick Robert T. O'Brien Ire G. O'Brien Ira G. O'Brien Ira G. O’brien E.G. McCaulay Ethel McCormick Prince Poniatowski Burlingame San Mateo

Struck a broken rail near Benson injures 18 on train

A Rock Island Continental train traveling from Chicago to Los Angeles hit a broken rail near Hadley Station 40 miles east of Benson Arizona early Monday. Two rear Pullman coaches derailed injuring 18 passengers. no deaths reported as diners and passengers were thrown about.

Tucson Ariz Golden State Lmited Rock Tatand Chicago Los Angeles Hade Atation Benson

Blood Heat and Body Temperature Across Species

The passage explains human body temperature sits around 98 degrees Fahrenheit, with slight variations in extreme climates. It notes mammals share similar temperatures, birds run eight to ten degrees warmer, and reptiles, fish, and invertebrates differ widely from the steady body heat of mammals and birds.

Arctic Trapical Animal Kingdom Man

LOCKOUT MAY SPREAD ACROSS IRON WORKS

Brettin Aug 4 The lockout of 1,600 ship riveters at Valean Shipbuilding yard threatens to spread nationwide. Dispute stems from overtime pay and extra hours for warship contracts. Iron Masters' Association to cut furnace output 60 percent next Saturday to pressure riveters to return to work. They plan a proposal to the German National Federation of Metal Workers to close all works across the empire.

Brettin Valean Loce German National Federation of Metal Workers

Fire on Princeton Opera House Sparks Security Alert

An incendiary attempt targeted the new Princeton opera house Sunday night. The blaze was detected early, limiting damage and allowing swift action by responders. Investigators will review security footage and statements to identify suspects.

New Princeton

Three Hurt In Collision In Grand Rapids Indiana Engine

Pateskey Mitc Aug 4 three injured when Grand Rapids Indiana engine crashed into a passenger car at a suburban station. Miss Hamilton of Cincinnati crushed about chest badly bruised. Mrs Street of St Louis broken nose and head bruises. John Waldo a year old child crushed jaw. Small panic as occupants escaped through doors and windows. Zeppelin airship readiness noted with test inflation and possible Tuesday ascent. Count Zeppelin may launch long endurance trip after test.

Pateskey Mitc

Quiet in Honduras Commander of the Marietta

Commander William J. Maxwell of the gunboat Marietta, at Ceiba Honduras, reports quiet conditions and says consuls remain ashore after exequaturs were canceled by President Davila. Officials seek amicable understanding with Honduras as Scorpion joins Marietta from Boston.

Washington Wiliam J. Maxwell Marietta Ciba Honduras Navy Department da Vila Maxwell Davila Ceiba State Department Scorpion Boston Navy Yard

Syrian immigrants plan US ship for Turkey tribute

In New York on August 4, leaders of the Syrian colony moved to raise funds for a modern warship to present to Turkey. The drive targets about 200,000 Syrians in America, with Salim Elias offering 1000 pounds to head the subscription. Committees will solicit Syrians across America and beyond to build the ship in the United States and name it the Syria.

New York Dera Turkey America Salim Elias North South and Central America Tha ‘West Indies Mexico United States Syria

Free Alleged Conspirator Hayes Cleared

Hayes of W J Hayes & Son bank in Cleveland was discharged by Judge Striple after a hearing on conspiracy allegations from West New York officials. They claimed he illegally obtained possession of school bonds worth 105000 dollars. The court found he was not in New Jersey on December 18, the alleged offense date.

Cleveland Aus Harry E. Hayes W. J. Hayes & Son Striple West New York N. J New Jersey Hayes New Jerey

Gas supply failures disrupt daily life and printers

The Ging Company struggles as a gas outage hits Rae The company, cutting illumination for the printing offices. By 7:30 this morning gas was still out, lights failed, stoves refused to work, and the Demokrat was delayed. Gas plant repairs are underway with workers injured and an expert from Vince on site.

Rae Jonoka Almass Pit Damocrat Trifly Lions Rogers Pipa Fitter Allo Amon William Pickell Michigan Vince Sia Tronbie

Rev E A Cantrall Denies City Jail Charge

The Rev E A Cantrall a former city jailer denies the charges raised in Lea suit by J W McCallen of Angeles alleging brutality and obstruction. He claims no permit issues and disputes claims of graft and foul conditions at the jail following his release.

E. A. Cantrall Lea Elander J. W. McCalle Angeles Spercher

Plainville Farmer John Cochran Dies After Illness

John Cochran, a Plainville farmer, died at his home Monday afternoon after about two weeks of illness. He was sixty five, long active on his farm, and leaves a wife and four children, including daughters Mrs. Underwood Mrs. Joe Milling Mrs. Charles Singleton, and son John Jr. The report notes typhoid fever as the cause and marks the end of a life spent in the Plainville area.

John Cochran Plainville Cochran Fayer

All Aboard for Texas Land Seekers Start West

A crowd of men led by Lieutenant-Colonel William Alfred Wallace set out west this afternoon to view Texas territories. Named travelers include Wallace, James McCall, E. E. Hixon, and Robert Porter bound for Dalbart, Texas. Another group from Odon headed to the same destination includes George McWilliams, Babe Stoy, Link Stoy, and Will Stoy.

William Alfred Wallace Texas W.A. Wallace James McCall E. E. Hixon Robert Porter Dalbart George McWilliams Babe Stoy Link Stoy Will Stoy Odon

Infant Katherine Tusll Dies After stomach illness

Katherine Tusll infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tusll died at 16 Vinieonnes Avenue Monday night after a stomach trouble. The baby was fourteen months old.

Katherine Afra Joseph Tusll Howe Viniéonnes “Avenue

May endorse Bryan at Democratic convention

Detroit August 4 proposed resolutions endorse W J Bryan and the National Democratic convention delegates. The plan aims to back Bryan with backing from the Afro American Brotherhood and other delegates. A lively debate is expected at the meeting with local clergy views cited.

Detroit Mich W. J National Democratic Aitompsioui Brotherhood of Team Veil Indorae Bryan

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