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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1906

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Washington Selected Today for Democratic Delegates

Democratic county chairmen held a meeting in Vincennes to select delegates for the district convention in Washington on Tuesday March 1. Alvin Padgett and John A. McCarty represented Davicas and helped secure the Washington delegation.

City of Vincennes Toda Washington Vo Tolay Dnion Depot Hotel Alvin Padgett Cunty John AV. McCarty Davicas Owen Couney Brias

Baptismal Flood of Joy At Ninth Street Baptist Church

In Louisville, an All-Negro service on a riverbank saw twenty eight enslaved men and women baptized in a flood during a Sunday afternoon. One by one the minister led them into the water, some breaking away to wade back, others returning to complete their baptisms. The scene was marked by strong river wind and cold air, yet the newly baptized moved with a dancing, joyful spirit.

Ninth Street Baptist Louisville

Princeton Sees Quiet Times Amid Calls for Investment

Editor Jim Ricks notes Princeton’s old town character and urges local investors to stop waiting for outside capital. He argues residents fear risk, hindering development such as an opera house, and warns without bold investment the town will lag in progress and tax revenue.

Princeton Arca Citizeba

Skin Care Ad Claims Shine Reduction and Impurity Removal

An old ad copy touts a massage cream that penetrates the skin to remove dust and impurities. It claims to cure blackheads and pimples and promotes a price of $1.90. The wording is muddled but centers on skin shine and cleansing effects.

Princeton Revival and Civic Energy Needed

The article reflects on Princeton lacking public spirit among its leaders and calls for renewed energy and business activity. It blames stallion keepers and retired farmers for its weakness and urges revival through public enterprise and tightened purse strings.

Princeton Publc

Into His Burrow the Groundhog Surely Turned

A lighthearted note on a groundhog retreating into his burrow for the season. The article muses on how long he will remain underground, echoing the start of spring anticipation.

Weather notes as mercury nears winter low in Washington

Mercury drops to six above zero as government thermometer notes severe cold. Groundhog shadow fears renewed cold, with officials reporting three inches of snow and a brutal day. One year ago temperatures were five below, while last winter reached higher lows.

Crete Turrell Lanegera

Farmer Willan E Nicholson Died After Appendix Surgery

Willan E Nicholson a Wheatland farmer aged 38 died at 9 30 Saturday night from cancer of the appendix. He had been operated on last Wednesday in Vincennes in hope of saving his life but succumbed after a Sunday attack. The rarity of the case was noted with comparison to a Chicago university case. Nicholson left a wife and four children and three brothers Charles Robert and A Nicholson of Wheatland.

Willan E. Nicholson Vinceanes Baturdi Dr. Harper Chicago University Wheatland Nicholson Wheathind Thre Brothers Charles Robert Anicholsadn

GARRICO RECOVERING

Carrico of Corning Reeve base is slowly recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. His sister Mrs A Bf Dant of Kansas City Mo, 16 at his bedside nursing Mim, Mr Carrico, was the democratic candidate for trustee in Reeve township in 1904 mo.

T, Carrico Corning Reeve Base Froni Ag Bf. Dant Kansas’ City Mim Carrico Reeve Township

Aided to Elope Her Husband Is The Story Of Mrs Lakr

Mrs Lakr aided to elope with Vin Cennes, police report notes a romance turning dramatic. Investigators trace route of the couple and document charges and potential obstacles to their union amid local inquiries.

A Wives Elopement Drama at Vincennes Police Office

A Vincennes police chief’s office hosts a dramatic tale of infidelity and broken morals. Mrs Lake pleads for reconciliation with husband Commodore Lake, who stands firm while noting his wife’s affair with George White. White and Mrs Lake later elope, leading to arrest and a brief jail stint. Lake seeks to protect their children as the pair flee.

Vincennes George White Hushet Linton Teale Ain Lake Theo Ako Tier White George Goodby Kilsdod Min Awhite Tadea

Unclear fragmentary note on local arrests and contracts

Fragmentary report mentions a Chief Fuller offering a temporary home, a woman involved with Vincennes, and a Mrs Celi Kauffman awarding a contract to Ben W Clawson for carpenters on a new livery barn at South Street. Names Harry Jennings Evans John Colbert Henry Robinson cited. several fined for intoxication.

Celi Kauffman Ben W. Clawson South Istreet Harry Jennings Ay, Evans John Colbert Henry Robinson

Local Township Race Seen Narrow Yet Contested

Voters in Washington Township and surrounding areas brace for a tight county race. Nugent, Alman, and Nugent supporters push for decisive majorities while editor Inman faces criticism for his endorsements. veterans gather for pension vouchers as campaigns heat up.

Dead in River Henry Archer of Shoals Murder Probe

Authorities probe a possible murder after the body of Henry Archer, a Shoals resident, was found in the river near Loubviller. Investigators pursue leads and await autopsy results to determine cause of death and whether foul play occurred.

Return of Henry Archer Linked to Shoals Mob Hanging

A precis from Indiana to Kentucky reports the body of Henry Archer of Shoals, Ind. found in the Ohio River near Louisville. Authorities link his disappearance to an alleged 1903 abduction of 15 year old Nellie Bobbitt and note Archer’s father Tom Archer was hanged at Shoals years earlier for murder connected to a bank robbery. Local detectives pursue the theory Archer was captured and disposed into the river by masked men.

Henry Archer Shouly Ind Secord Street Lowieville Archer Nellie Bobbitt Shoals Elspy Ome Tom Archer Yobbers Honda Henry Archon Lanisville Ares

County Board in Session on Road Improvements

Madison township sought eight and three fourths miles of road improvements with eight to three fourths miles proposed. The board appointed Elkanah Allen John Bilings and George A Faith engineer to finalize plans. An extension of the Restre road toward Washington township and several new bridges may be ordered before adjournment.

Nadison board of_county Madison Bonda Yeajo Township Rauils Veple Tote Elkanah Allen Jtohn Bilings Appoidé Ers George A. Faith Lew Barber Bare Bahr Township Restre Washington Township

iESSMAN CHANEY Wh ich resertation Chanoff is con Aued to his

Fragmentary OCR reports a person named Chanoff in Washington tied to a severe attack and inflammatory illness. Readable facts are unclear. the piece lacks verifiable details like date, location, or full names.

Chanoff

Will Build A Swim Atchorn Plans Pool Work

Charles Atchorn proposes constructing a swim facility at Hogehead pond and adjacent land. Plan includes concrete basin walls dressing rooms and gravel walks about the grounds ten feet high. Corrugated iron structures will be fitted for weather protection and usage details await approval.

Charles Atchorn Hogehead

Finger Mash Accident At Denver Foundry Involving Klingle

A reported accident at a Denver foundry left Theodore Klingle with a mashed finger after a mishap while at work. Authorities or supervisors were notified, and the incident is under standard workplace safety review.

Theodore Klingle Pier du Denver

Parkest 3 The Epworth Leagues Study Session

The fragment notes a study session at 7:90 o clock with Smith and mentions a chapter titled two. It appears as an OCR garble with limited legible context about a church or school study group and a named participant.

Epworth Smith

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