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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
6
The page lists numerous household reports and travel plans for Christmas and holidays. Names such as Mr and Mrs, Charles G. Stumpy, Mrs Henry Marsh Ware, Rene Yo Galvesign appear alongside arrivals from St Louis and Indianapolis. Market quotations and local ads mix with reminders of visits to Evansville and Harrison County.
A report from the University of Copenhagen states there is no professor who discovered a pole claim. The search concludes with no identifying figure linked to the discovery.
A Copenhagen inquiry reports that Dr. Cook's notebooks offer no original observations or value. The commission notes the two copies and notes of authentication fail to yield insights for researchers or explorers.
In Sperwood Park near Yonkers a frame dwelling burned killing Theodore Fredericks his wife and their three children. The fire tragedy left a family of five dead in a late night blaze.
The H J Heinz company celebrated its fortieth anniversary at its main Pittsburg plant with a banquet. H J Heinz was presented a loving cup by president and founder at the event.
Attorney General Jackson plans civil suits in Wyandotte County Court against Kansas City Kansas meat packers for alleged price fixing. He cites secret agents and vows broad suits to prove a packing combine controlling product prices. all packing companies named as defendants.
In Las Angles Cal and Lasich Ind a preacher once with the First Christian church of Linton faces arrest amid a church scandal. Rev Tilburne, a former actor turned minister, allegedly fled Linton last September and later married Chicago, with funds rumored to be scarce. He arrived in Pasadena and worked as a trolley company agent while involved with local church figures. His wife remained with him as he faced jail, joking about the affair.
A misc wrote fragmentary items recalling 1803 emigration policy with Britain and a March 1822 repeal, then lists dates and names including Thomas Wentworth Higginson and others. Local events mention marriages licenses, transfers, and a long, garbled ad for King's New Cure medicine and Christmas shopping.
A mother of four dies after seeking funds to care for her children, insisting on buying Christmas gifts despite opposition to asylum. Nearby, the battleship Utah launches at Camden with Alien Spry of Salt Lake City as sponsor, marking the largest ship of its class built in the United States.
A fragment notes a gift described as a Christmas present sent by The Democrat to a friend for a year. The text is unclear and partial, with stray letters and no additional context or names.
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