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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

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Labor Day Celebration Planned for September 7

The Central Labor Union announces a Labor Day celebration on September 7 at the Commercial club grounds, featuring a big parade and Citizens band. Washington is also planning a large labor day event with multiple union groups and arrangements for rides and entertainments, inviting Peters residents to participate and visit.

Central Labor Union Wis Fairgrounds Citizens Band Laatoon Asrenelon Tike County Democrat Washington Ishoring Men Peters

Rankin Divorce Suit Filed by Blanche Rankin

Mrs. Blanche Rankin files a divorce suit against husband Dee Rankin claiming they married December 19 1904 and lived together as husband and wife until sometime in 1907.

Blanche Rankin Dee Rankin

Picnic of the Junior Epworthians at the park

About fifty youngsters attended a Thursday afternoon picnic organized by the Junior Epworthians in the park. Mesdames Willey Van Oadel Fulkerson and Gilley along with Miss Stella O'Donsid were among the chaperones as food vanished eagerly at supper and the group enjoyed lively romping and play.

Epworthians Charles Willey L. E. van Oadel A. O. Fulkeraon Gilley Stella O'Donsid Aupper

Linton Wedding Unites Miss Gertrude Moss and Harold Dyer

A Wednesday evening wedding at Linton joined Miss Gertrude Doliie Moss and Harold Pennock Dyer. Guests including W. J Bryan offered congratulations. The bride received many gifts such as cut glass, silverware, kitchen utensils, linen, a mahogany bedroom set, and a Baby Grand Steinway piano.

Linton Gertrude Doliie Moss William Marshall Moss Harold Pennock Dyer D. N. Dyer St. Paul Minnesota W. J Bryan Steinway Bang, & Gas Ind

Rail line boss seeks ninety day relief from tax load

John R. Walsh of the Southern Indiana Railroad faces a financial crisis as creditors press him. He requests ninety days to cite taxes due and bond interest while coal shippers anticipate a busy season. Thirty mines depend on the line for cars though demand falls now. the fleet is far smaller than mine capacity and most cars sit idle.

John R. Walsh Indiana

Unclear OCR notes on shop repairs and costs in industry

Fragmentary text describes shops and repairs with mention of costs and company finances. It references a fall harvest, the Canadian Pacific Railroad merchants department, and a general strike by workers following an order. Names, numbers, and precise actions are obscured by garbled OCR.

Winton Sien Saenk Paditeriiy

Pick Ups Pond éamp the Pat ety Setely last night

A garbledLocal notes report describes a gathering with mis-spellings. It mentions a hotel purchase, names Muldoon Hoffman Read and others, and a trip to Yellowstone. People from Vinccennes and Wheatland picnicked near a wagon badge yesterday.

Small Boys Arrested in Stove Theft Case

Two young boys from the city district stole an old stove from a colored church and sold it to a Dunkin' store. Police tracked them down after the incident, and they were taken into custody. The youths, described as first offenders, promised to return the item and reform their behavior.

Bonn

Chicken thieves scare roost at Andrew B Vinkan farm

Night raid on a country farm ended with a gun fired at two burglars who fled. Neighbors organize patrols and warn the culprits will face stronger action if they return. The incident occurred Thursday night between late hours, disturbing the Vinkan roost.

Andrew B. Vinkan Mri “Inkan Epped Lnijn Farmdis Alee

Young Turks Get Cabinet New Body Composed of Their Nominees

A compact reform group known as the Young Turks announces a new cabinet body built largely from its own nominees. The move signals a consolidation of influence and a push for policy direction aligned with their platform.

Bryan Replies to Van Cleave and Labor Plank Exception

In a wartime style report, Bryan answers Van Cleave while Sultan relinquishes a right. The Manufacturers Association issues an exception to the labor plank. A Troopa Force battalion opens a prison and liberates all criminals including those sentenced to death.

Bryan van Cleave Answers Manufacturers Association Troopa Force Hoe Tila

Taft Addresses Virginia Bar and Turkish Constitutional Move

In Constantinople Aug 7 a constitutional government takes hold as the young Turks push for a permanent regime. Kiamil Pasha repeats as grand vizier with new ministers including Christian Gabrielle Effend and Prince Maycomnor. A British ambassador reports a warm reception and declares support for the constitutional form. In Smyrna a prison break concludes with a peaceful pro constitution march. Weather notices forecast showers in Missouri and Illinois and heat waves in Oklahoma and Kansas. Bryan issues a reply on labor and anti trust questions urging separation of labor organizations from industrial trusts.

Constantinople War Marine Kiamil’ Pasha Tmne Chritienas Gabrielle Effend Daan Maycomnor Gaza Abdul Hamid Seramlik Smyrna Balansk

Not a Lemon Trade Hurts Market Says Dealers

Fragmentary text discusses a popular expression about lemons and the lemon trade. It notes dealers’ hesitation and compares lemon demand to other varieties, indicating shifting attitudes in the market. The readable portion hints at broader talk among sellers about consumer preference and supply.

Taft Addresses Delays of Litigation in Virginia Speech

In Hot Springs Virginia Republican candidate Taft spoke before the Virginia Bar Association on the delays of litigation. He urged mandatory court cost reductions and higher qualifications for judges handling small civil claims. He proposed official arbitration for employee disputes with public service corporations to reduce jury trials.

Hot Springs Virginia Bar Association Taft

Barr Township Teachers Listed By Numbers and Names

Compiled slate of teachers across Barr and Veale townships with assigned rooms and schools. Entries include St Marys rooms A B and multiple districts with names like John O Conner Buckley Radcliff Graves Doyle Livers Meergan Parsons and Cropy, plus Veale Township listings and trustees George B Smith and Charles Stuckey. Shellois open September 14 1908.

Hayes Maggie Bradley Belliower Mary Doyle Deans John O'Conner Buckley Te.e. Radcliff Graves J. F. Mackell Seal John H. Doyle Livers Onis Horrall Meergan Mary Carlin Parsons

Richard Harding Davis Appointed Deputy Sheriff in New Castle

The noted author Richard Harding Davis is named deputy sheriff for Westchester County New York. He owns a bungalow at North Castle and plans to thank the sheriff in person while sworn in. He expresses resolve to strike fear into wrongdoers in North Castle. A separate remark notes a builder’s joke about one day off causing three days needed to fit barn doors.

West Unester County New York Richard Harding Davis Davie North Castle

Death of Mrs. Sarah A Jordan Marks Local Loss

The death of Mrs. Sarah A. Jordan wife of Rev T J Jordan at her Maysville home early today increases Daviess County losses. Born November 11 1845 in Delaware County she moved from Wayne to Daviess nineteen years ago and was active in the Methodist church. Four children survive her, with a funeral planned for pending arrangements in the near future.

Daviess County Sarah A. Jorpfain T. J. Jordan Maysville Jordan Cactl Delaware’ County

Democratic ticket list and candidates in a state race

A dense OCR style notice lists Democratic ticket candidates including President William J. Bryan and John W. Kern, Governor Thomas R. Marshall, and other state officers. The text also includes fragmented local names and stray phrases about air ships and touring cars, implying a mixed political roster and unrelated chatter.

Thomas R. Marshall Frank J. Hall James F. Cox Marion Bailey John Tsenbarger Walter J. Lots Supreme Court Burt New M. R. Lairy K. W Fett P. J. Kelleher Robert J. Aley William A. Colop Charles T. Williams C. K. MclKittrick William G. Heffernan

New Indianapolis Public School Janitors Union Formed

A new union named The Indianapolis Public School Janitors Mutual Benefit Association has formed in Indianapolis. It aims to unite workers and promote internal harmony, with about one hundred public school janitors employed in the city.

Indianapolia S New Wild Indianapolis

Gravel Road Washing and Screening Installed in Hart and Surrounding Townships

Hart and Hart gravel road constructors install a gravel washer and screener at Hart beds on the river in Steele township and begin work today. Suislebarger and Cox start new system work in Elmore township this Saturday at Coxer. Veale township rostsle of seven miles nearly complete as Daviess County plans a broad gravel and rock bond program. county commissioners inspect roads Thursday.

Hart & Hart Bogard Township Steele Township Suislebarger & Cox Geork Elmore Veale Daviess County Indiana

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