08 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
1
The report lists cash on hand and taxes, with totals for departments including Health Police Electric Water and Fire. It records average numbers in fire and police, hydrant counts, and rates per hydrant. The overall claims balance totals 284,944.29 with 28 eighe' ai rot Wishts remaining.
Mrs. Cassandra Goshorn of Tinore turned eighty four Monday as her children gathered at the old home for a birthday dinner. Present were Dr. N ai Goshorn, Plainville Jesse Goshorn, Mrs. Mary Washington, Mrs. Mattie i, and Mrs. Amie Ketcham, along with other relatives. The day held old-time memories and cheerful moments.
Marie Jones celebrated a birthday Saturday afternoon at her Millsetter home. Relatives Mr and Mrs Mies attended as guests.
Fragmented OCR reports Italian miners and St Paul managers racing to clear mine debris for bodies from last November. References to estate probate for Joseth H. Ghanivers of Widner township list bequests to Tallmann College, Indiana Baptist missions, and local churches. The text includes garbled names and scattered dates, indicating a damaged historical page segment.
Salvage sale of men’s suits in sizes 32 to 35 shows former prices cut significantly. Items previously $15 to $38 drop to low figures like $12.50 and $16.50. other suits formerly $10 to $15 now around $7.50 to $9.40, with stock noted in various sizes and styles.
Folklore of a scandal involving Fatrtuky and the pope erupts in Fairbanks as local readers debate Catholic influence and Protestant claims. The fragmented text hints at religious tensions and public figures critiqued amid a controversial engagement.
In a grim incident in Princeton Indiana a man killed himself amid a fatal arson scene that claimed his wife. Authorities say the Reverend Peglus A. Boeke a pastor at a local church was among those injured and died later. The tragedy follows a prior family connection to the First Methodist church and a somber funeral aftermath.
A civil action confronts an alleged slander tied to a letter cited as basis for a second claim. Plaintiffs request court intervention to resolve damages and legal remedies.
A garbled report from Kansas City Missouri outlines an inquest into the Swope family death, naming physician Dr Hyde and Dr Frook among others. It discusses testimony about a death certificate, poison tests, and the coroner's questions, with no clear finding yet and no time set for the Chrisman Sepp inquest.
The Ladies Ball hosted by the Wrather Yod of Locomotive Engineers drew a large crowd and featured a formal program. Attendees reported generous gifts and the group ended the evening with $55 remaining after expenses. A robbery occurred earlier as Jie Lonkword's restaurant 106 Enorbe was robbed.
Partial readable text shows garbled phrases and names. Context unclear but appears as a small, damaged newspaper snippet with no coherent event or clear entities to identify or summarize meaningfully.
A fragmented report details a Sunday incident in Lawrence County involving Paul Puubayang and a neighbor. The text mentions Bibbi and Eboupbipo in unclear contexts but indicates tensions or a confrontation at a location described as an oak and a house.
Fragmented OCR notes show a city racing meet update with scattered timing and participant references. The readable bits point to a weekend race schedule and possible results, but many words are garbled or missing leaving unclear specifics or names.
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