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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

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Vincennes Traction Franchise Moves Toward London Ratification

The Vincennes Washington and Bent Traction Company obtains city council backing for a franchise to build an interurban railway. Construction is expected to begin within months with English capital backing and a U S representative approving the deal. Route details include Vincennes Sixth Street Hart Street Third and Willard. possible extension to Bedford not yet arranged.

United States Albiet Londen Cabelgram London United ‘Giftes Representatvo

Russ Prom Operates Table Incident in Evansville

Alex Henderson of Zion Kentucky was brought to Evansville on Tuesday for surgery. At the hospital he fainted upon seeing the operating table and fled through corridors before being captured by police and returned for the operation to proceed.

Alex Henderson Zion Evansville Toeaday Noxpita

Men’s $2.00 boxcalf and kid shoes and dress fabrics sale

Readable fragments list men's footwear including boxcalf and kid shoes with doghe oak moer. coats, fur scarfs, and dress goods with prices ranging from $1.50 to $20. Variety includes rain coats, patterns, linen finishes, and remnants offered at short prices.

Glain Ulack Walerdus

Meredith and Cloud families in early Washington tragedy

Fragmentary obituary notes a Cloud death at Meridian Street home in Washington following long illness. It recounts Mary A Meredith marrying Rev. Daniel Cloud. their son and four children, and mentions Albert, Thomas D., Elizabeth Cloud among survivors. Also references Ragsdale family death and local residents grieving.

Mary A. Cloud Meredith Fs Cloud Daniel Crowd Mary A Washington Paturatny Washinz Cloud Albert Cloud Thomas'.d. Cloud Elizabeth Cloud Ads Bradford Maid Bala Washington Mitracford Arira Bradford J . Met Faigsdale

Valentine Day Tomorrow

The clipping presents garbled text about Valentine Day with unclear names and phrases. The readable fragments hint at plans or sentiments but lack concrete people, places, or events to specify.

Valentines and novelty valentines captivate shoppers

The story notes a lively valentines craze with a red hot campaign theme and a wide price range from penny to five dollars. It describes original effects and comics in valentine products from India, urging readers to send tender loving messages and unique offerings while indicating post office staff will be busy tomorrow.

Ana Olan India

Factory Inspector Visits Opera House Advised on Exits Ventilation

State factory inspector Mr Wright visited Southwestern shops and the opera house with council members Ly Helphenstine to review safety. He advised changes including improved exit provisions and better ventilation for the building.

Wright B. Oo Ly -P Helphenstine Opera Ise Opera Hhouse

Bell Kendall wedding unites couple in Montgomery

William Bell and Miss Delia Kendall wed Tuesday evening at 7:30 led by Rev. J. P. Matthews. Attendants were Bigham and RB. Bigham. The event surprised friends as the bride is HT Kendall’s daughter of this city and the groom is a Wright young man from Odon. A generous dinner followed at Mrs. M. Bigham Jr.’s home. the couple will reside in Washington.

William Bell Delia’ Kendall Reale Flenta J. P. Matthews Montgomery Bigham Belders HT Kendall Wright Odon M. Bigham, Jr Boil Washington

Gard party honors Mrs. Hawkins and Kempf at euchre event

Mrs Edward McCafferty hosted a garden party on Second Street with a social euchre session Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Win Hawkins, Mr Alex Kempf, and Mrs Luby. Light refreshments were served.

Edward McCafferty Win Hawkins Alex Kempf Lowie Luby

Ebner Ice Company Officers Elected at Vincennes Meeting

Stockholders of the Ebner Ice Company held a meeting at Vincennes Tuesday afternoon and elected officers. President Joseph L. Ebner of Vincennes. Vice President Lawrence Ebner of Seymour. Secretary Frank H. Simpson of Flora. Treasurer Harvey Pixley of Flora. Directors named were J I Ebner, Lawrence Ebner, Frank Simpson, Harvey Pixley and Pierce Cavanaugh of Washington.

Ebner Ite Company Vincennes Josaah L. Ebner Lawrence Ebner Seymour H. Simpson Flora Treasuryi Ervey B Pixley J I. Ebner Lawrence Etuer Frank Simpson Harvey Pixley Pierce Cavanaugh Washington

Cleanto Court Sheds Light on Gesdon Case

Fragmentary text suggests a court matter tied to Gesdon with unresolved questions. Readers are left with limited names or dates, but the note signals ongoing legal action and a likely scheduling of further proceedings.

House Debates Health Edits and Insurance Change

The session moves on importing an amendment by Downey drawing on Dr Hurty language to align branding of cannel goods with the federal pure food act. Klomell’s fishing bill passes 80 to 2. Republicans block governor’s appointment of a new insurance commission, transferring power to the state auditor. House records show six miles passed and fourteen killed, with debates over pure food law, Sunday theaters, and various tax and public utilities measures. The blind pig bill gains strong support despite opposition from druggists, and a high license bill looms amid pressure from Marion county.

Dowrey Hurty State Board of Health Babcock-Farber Hanty House of Representatives State Board of Hearth Downey Shelbyille House Committee On Rights and Privleges Volz Indianepolia Lang Mortans Sweeney Ion County Steele Bweeney Senate Tras Welva Framp Biles Bowlda Criminal Code Committee Woodsll Mir Blodgett Passin Hough DI Brother Demos Marion County

Robinson Arrives to Speak at Peoples Hall Night

C A Robinson arrives from Terre Hotel at noon to speak at the Peoples Hall tonight. The item notes the secret of success as a theme for discussion. Weather listing included as brief note.

C. A. Robinson Redtmanship Peoples Hall Terre Hotel Jal

State Life directors face accusations over $50,000 deal

President Andre Sweeney and Vice President Samuel Quinn of State Life Insurance Company were accused of involvement in a $50,000 transaction linked to the Stevenson Building. Board actions seek legal recovery and witness testimony, amid broader company troubles and prior failed plans.

Andre Sweeney T Samuel Quinn State Life’ Insurance Company Flue Aday Ander Fre Sonte Madner Statehouse cHgiax Sweeney and Inaurca Mex Indianapolis Sig Fig Charles’. Coffin Proki Emite Labtctors Life Fred Sterling Sepruary 14 Soul of Directora State Life State “Life Insurance Id

State Life Officials Resign Over Demanded Judicial Probe

State Life officials submit resignations and call for a judicial investigation into charges against them. The move follows rising accusations and seeks an impartial review by a higher authority.

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