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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1908

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Two Bold Hold-Up Men Robbed Hugh Hanlon

Two unknown assailants robbed Hugh Hanlon on East Second Street near St Simon's Academy Monday night about 9.00 pm. Hanlon, 1304 West Van Trees Street, lost 3.90 dollars with one dollar in silver taken after a revolver was leveled at his face. He gave police a detailed description and officers plan to pursue leads based on that description.

Hugh Hanlon East Second Street Second Street West van Treeg Streete Hanlon St. Simon's Academy Twoteen Young Hanlon Mika Jnto

Charles Winston Recovers His Stolen Bicycle

Charles Winston, a crack automobile chauffeur, recovered his wheel after a thief switched wheels near Hatfield Palmer’s and a livery barn. Winston chased the thief toward Henderson Kentucky, confronted him, and reclaimed his bike as bystanders watched.

Chas Winston Ray Palmer South Street Meridian Petersburg South Washington Agik Henderson Kentucky Orid Felow Charles

Bill Gar Arrives as Hagenbeck-Wallace Show Heads to Washington

Bill posters fill boards fences and barns advertising the Hagenbeck Wallace circus coming to Washington on September 1. Bill poster campaigns began earlier today as the show arrives in the city.

Bill Washington

George Riester Hurt In Boiler Yard Incident

George Riester, a boiler yard worker, suffered a head injury when struck by a loose piece of steel this morning. He bled heavily before being taken to Dr Herr for treatment. doctors expect a full recovery in a few days.

George Rieater Dr. Herr

Married This Morning In Sigel A Couple Celebrate Union

August Shephens and Mrs. Mary Montgomery wed in Sigel with W. Doyle officiating. Shepherd, a laborer, has lived in the area all his life and is the son of Joseph Shepherd. Montgomery, widow of John Montgomery, is the daughter of farmer Joel Tshum. The newlyweds arrived at church in a cabin adorned with a string of shoes from baby size to a large pair, delighting friends.

August Shephens Mary, Montgomery Neense Simon Sigel i Abe W. Doyle Shephard Joseph Shepherd Uy Shepherd Montgomery John Montgomery Joel Tshum

German Army Dirigible Flight Aims Berlin Hamburg Return

Berlin reports an army dirigible ascended from Texel at 10 o clock Monday night. Military officials kept peace as crew planned to remain aloft through the night possibly sailing to Hamburg and back. A searchlight beacon marked the ascent while the public stayed outside a darkened parade ground.

Berlin Texel Aar aHmburg UNION

Miners Union Chief Arrest Sparks Conspiracy Claim

Fred Yockey vice president of Union No. 44 Western Federation of Miners was arrested in Riburg Alabama? on charges of conspiracy to blow up Yellow Aster mine with dynamite. A detective alleged coercion by another hunter forcing statements at pistol point.

Los Angeles Cal Fred Yockey Western Federation of Miners Riburg Yockey Allee G. Clark Yellow ‘Antor Miningompany Clark Raters’ Union Randsburg

Springfield mob violence prompts seven deaths and rewards

Springfield Governor Dense announces six proclamations offering $1,200 for arrest and conviction of murderers tied to the riot. A seven jaar death toll includes a three week old infant from exposure after a Springfield move. Militias patrol streets as shots ring out near Harvard Park and the state house.

Spritgield Springfield

Bryan Denies Selling Out in Nebraska Denial

Fairview Nebraska August reports W. J. Bryan denies a Pittsburg story that he sold out to Kerrigan of the Pennsylvania Democracy to defeat James M. Guffey for national committeeman. He says he never heard of such an offer and cites credentials committee for Pennsylvania issues. A black snake near the Bryan home stirs local excitement as residents plan to remove the reptile.

Fairview Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Pittsburg Pennsylvania Democracy James M. Guffey Bryan Kern Committee On Pennsylvania van Cleave James W. van Cleave Mannfoownters’ , Association Omeone Alfeifa Bryan House

Lawton Marshal Abernathy Wounded In Texas Reserve Bear

United States Marshal John Abernathy was seriously wounded in a forest encounter in the Wichita reserve after leaping from his horse to capture a large lobewelt. His wife was aided by attorney Al Jennings who pulled the animal away. In Chicago, Edward J. Moreaux, former Jennings All Night Bank manager, was arrested after two years on a land fraud indictment involving a $400 investment from Mrs. Mary Flynn.

Lawton Okla John Abernathy Kiowa-Comasche Oklahoma Roosevelt Wichita Forest Reserve Abernathy al Jennings Chicago Edward J. Moreaux Jennings Boak Moreaux Mary T. Flynn

Bryan Club Formed As Democrats Plan Bloomington Meeting

Democratic organizers in Bloomington plan two Bryan clubs Saturday night with speeches by Alvin Padgett district chairman and J A Riddie of Bloomfield. Monroe county Democrats expect to present a strong showing.

Bloomington Alvin Padgett J. A. Riddie Bloomfield Monroe County Falk

Knights and Ladien lodge forms at Vincennes chapter

A new lodge of Knights and Ladien of B Security was instituted Monday evening in the K of P hall by R C Sutherland with Vincennes chapter officers aiding. Thirty five charter members were welcomed and officers elected include President C J Ward Vice President C G Colbert Second Vice Myrtle Swing Prelate Abbie Connaughton Rec Sec Lydia Colbert Financier Ira W Mendenhall Guard Maud Henry Sentinels Fred Snyder and Ka Howard Trustees Charles Elk and ML Alten Next meeting set for Monday evening August 24 at the K of P hall.

Knights Ladien K. of Ball R. C. Sutherland Depuny Vincennes C. J. Ward Cc. G. Colbert Myrtle Swing Abbie Connaughton Ydia Colbert Ira W. Mendenhall Maud Henry Sentinsis Fred Snyder Ka Howard Charles Elk ML Alten Kof Angnat

Record breaker Miss Sinnott tends night blooming cereus

Miss Alice Sinnott owns a night blooming cereus that yielded eight blooms last night and fourteen this year. The eight year old plant is browned with large blooms and promises more flowers with a well developed bud seen tonight and ten smaller buds to bloom later.

Alice Sinnott

District Evangelist Chosen At Swillvas Knox Daviess Meet

A district meeting of delegates from Christian churches in Swillvas Knox Daviess Greens Martin and Lawrence was held at Elnora on Monday to select a district evangelist. The Rev BE E Davidson and T J Simp attended from Washington. Rev Mennet Miller of Sullivan was elected.

Christian Churches Swillvas Knox, Daviess, Greens, Martin and Lawrence Elnora BE. E. Davidson T. J. Simp Washington Melnette Miller Sullivan

Miners Resume Three Thousand Men in Vandalia Coal War

In Terre Haute Indiana on August 18 about 3,000 Vandalia Coal Company miners returned to work after agreeing to a check-off settlement. The move signals potential total resumption in district No 11 and possibly the entire bituminous field as operators abroad may approve restoring the check-off.

Terre Haute Ind Vandalia Coal Company

John Lyhan Hosts Club Entertainment at Main Street Home

John Lyhan entertained members of the H G L club of girls and the D F club of bars at his Main street home Monday evening in honor of Ida Costello of Cincinnati who is visiting. Guests included Inez Bonham Elizabeth May Elizabeth Beckman Marich Bourgholtz er Ida Costelo Catherine Burke May Lyhan Kitty Laughlin Clara Harvey John Lyhan Spencer Bourg holtzer Elmer Oliphant Harley Schwab Charles Carrigan William Axtell and Frank Hastings.

John Lyhan H. G. L. Club D. F. Club Neat Main Street Migs Ida Costello Cin~cinngti Inez Bonham Elizabeth May Elizabeth Beckman Marich Bourgholtzer Ida Costelo Catherine Burke May Lyhan Kitty lLaughlin Clara Harvey Spencer Bourgholtzer Elmer Oliphant Harley Schwab Charles Carrigan William Axtell Frank Hastings

Thunderstorm After Heat Wave Injures and Damages

A Monday storm cooled the town after a severe heat spell. James Utterback was struck and knocked down by lightning but recovered with help from Dr Hollingsworth. Lightning damaged Opell store at Loogotates, killed four horses, and hit several buildings. losses listed with other storm impacts across Harrison and Reeves townships.

Ckty Agan Washington Veale Jamen’ Utterback eCormick Avenue Will Walters Hollingsworth Dactas Loogoates Wis Ning Lee Opell Opell’ & Contectiohery Loogpatee Bullang Opell James Hanfer Cunnelburg Meimalay Harrison Reeves

Automobile crash near Bicknell leaves child in critical condition

Report from Free landville claims Edna Osterhage fell and lay unconscious for hours after the Sunday afternoon collision. James McDowell, trapped beneath the machine, suffered a broken jaw while others escaped with injuries. The car reportedly moved slowly, about ten miles per hour, and a 1200 pound passenger was pinned during the wreck.

Democrat Aong Bicknell Freelandville Edna Osterhage James McDowell Hismack

Secretary Receives Insurance for James Myers Widow

G F Watsen secretary of the Moral order has received a thousand dollar insurance check for James Myers. The funds will go to his widow, per the notice.

G. F. Watsen B. Hy James ‘Myers Hia

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