18 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented text describes a cold night with snow and freezing temperatures. References to a countdown or celebration and mentions of dates, times, and places are garbled, hindering clear events or identities. The excerpt evokes winter weather and holiday mood without coherent details.
Cyartes Gardner and David Grae hat shantyvonimen captors of Lobfaus Hoal the young bandit who tried to rule Merchants National Bank in New An hang on November 11 1909. Wank and Woodward were wounded. a $25 reward was paid by Second National Bank after it took over Merchants National Bank.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses prior marriage, degree of relation, and an immigration year affecting eligibility. It mentions a male named Sean and references military or sports terms, but clarity and context are missing to determine a concrete event or outcome.
Janesville area brief reports ScoBle's team winning a bowling league score update. The item notes a Wednesday session at a local alley, with terse reference to a prior embezzlement case and a courtroom action involving Henderson, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
Obituary notice reports Charlotte Sedes of die, aged 77, and widow Leela Brooks Smith of Proetdnetvitley also deceased. Widespread confusion in the fragmentary text mentions local figures Mrs Swann Baker and Mr Hang Grnately, Pryce Streets, and Knox area.
Readable fragments describe a wedding at Sitio Hall with named individuals including a captain and attendees. Details are garbled but indicate a formal ceremony, a residence at Downey Avenue, and a Salvation Army headquarters reference alongside mentions of a presiding person and a show of notes or tickets.
The case of four Ming boys Cladiln Alfred and others charged with theft from the Southwestern Railroad company is on trial in Krvail court. The jury list includes Mann Walhiey Wil am Edgards J B Prenkiin Austin etc. Local witnesses describe the incident and nearby events.
Sheriff Colbert led a pursuit across Fredericksburg and nearby counties for paroled convict Hillartioy Hill who fled from prison after forging a check. The escape unfolded with a stakeout near an aunt’s home then a chase ending with Hill shot and wounded during the attempt to reach a Turnpike area. Authorities tracked him to a chicken yard before he vanished toward the state prison.
A report notes Alvin Padget of Washington announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for judge of the forty DAL Judicial elvenir. The piece describes Padget and his brother A. O. Pudsett as prominent figures, praising his future prospects and wisdom in balancing law practice with political service.
Fragmentary text recalls a cold spell in Florida with references to a morning temperature drop and a man recalling a prior winter, mentioning a coal oil business and a door confrontation, ending with a stray remark about a June bug and a pole.
Disjointed notes describe Vincennes residents preserving historic landmarks the Old Post’s ghost and the Jamerican Revolution chapter taxing taxes. Mentions include the Wifitennes Gomendretal, Republican party activity, snow shoveling, a pyramid of snow dubbed Dr Cooke’s north poles, and the Elks initiating candidates for the Southwestern event with a prize fund between 35 000 and 40 000 dollars.
A garbled OCR text describes an incident involving a fire attempt in a kitchen and a trial or legal action. It mentions a person stopped by police and references submissions and April deadlines, with unclear names and places. The readable parts indicate a criminal or legal proceeding connected to a kitchen fire and subsequent actions.
A large crowd gathered for a public event featuring music and performances. The program listed numerous names and acts including vocalists and dancers, with notable participants such as Edna, Lula, Josiah, and Fern McGuire. The event prompted broad community turnout.
A fragmented ad style notice urges readers to seek eye examination and treatment for strain. The jumbled text references eye care and a permanent cure, mentioning water and a call to action for examining eyes.
A baffling OCR fragment mentions a wake and a person named Taylor amid garbled text. It hints at a local notice or obituary context with minimal readable names and unclear details.
A partially legible OCR fragment mentions a dated school item with unclear details. The text shows garbled letters and numbers, hindering a clear identification of the school name, date, or events. No definite entities or outcomes are recoverable from the readable portions.
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