Ordinances advance in council amid light and park shifts
The council introduced several ordinances including monthly light bill payments with a 20th day cutoff and service disconnection for nonpayment, and added Spencer A. Ward as treasurer of the light works. A park committee lineup was named, dog muzzling rules were read, and a muzzled dog penalty set. Committee work on city hall repairs and room reconfigurations was noted, with debate over firemen access and council chamber space. The city board of health was ratified, and multiple claims were approved or referred for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaeurer
Wheely Treaurer
Plat Lima
Spencer A. Ward
W. Ramsey
David B. Jones
George Relstag
Spencer
Romney
Allen
Julius Heagans
Hugh McKerdran
bMcKernan
Treausurer Agi
Ely
Hite
Ac- Hon
Justie Goshora
S. A. Ward
S.A
Libya Clark
Joe Barr
F. Hornbostle
W. W. Barnett & Co
Thomas W. Prater -Soo
W.W. Barnett
Flynn Osmom wedding toon at St Simon's church
Ella Marie Osomo wed James Flynn in a morning ceremony at St Simon's Church. The bride, popular in the city, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Flynn of Georgia.
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St. Simon'a Church
Ella “Marié Qsomo
James Flynn
Thomas G. Fiyam
Georgo Blrest
We Growing Stores Daily Necessities Offer
A garbled ad lists daily necessities and brand items including hydrogen peroxide Vaseline toothpaste and quinine. It markets musical sewing machine needles shuttles collar supports drawing wax and air float products with prices mostly 5 to 25 cents, urging a street corner demonstration and stocking leading brands.
Wedding of Two Local Residents Highlighted in Notice
The ceremony was performed by Reverend Desle of St. Tolga's Church. Attendees included close family and friends as the couple, described as the borough's bright young couple, exchanged vows at 620 o'clock. Both come from prominent local families and will reside nearby while the bride supports community efforts.
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Pastoriot
Tago
Attenganta
Bridt
Ker
Subpoenas Issued in Washington Meat Inquiry Prompt Grand Jury Action
Jan 26 reports deputy U S marshals served subpoenas on 30 witnesses who appeared this day before a federal grand jury. The probe targets the National Packing Co and its alleged monopoly through influence with government officials. Judge Landis warned of investigation scope, citing the Sherman Act as basis to probe meat packaging practices and prevent improper credit claims by officials.
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Chieu
United States
Sims
Povernarentt
National Packing Company
Toe Packers
Phak
Idge Landis
Charles Valin to be Tried by Grand Jury
Charlus Valin, held on the order of the circuit court, was taken this morning to answer the charge of felonious dealing with minors and selling without a license. He pleaded not guilty. the trial will be Wednesday morning. Bail granted on conviction of a prior indictable offense, with suspended sentence.
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Charlus Valin
Gireult
Walin Az
Walin
Lge
Jim 16Ail
Westminster church to welcome pulpit candidate Rev Snyder
The Westminster Presbyterian church will have Rev. W. S. Bnyder in charge of services next Wednesday evening. He is presented as a pulpit candidate from Kandas and Tinving. The notice also includes a cryptic admonition about a photograph on the parlor table and a warning related to a marriage.
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W. S. Bnyder Yill
le Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mr. iBnyder
Ikandas
Tinvng
Hettlig
Jereb the Lone
Jmtag
Farmers Union Plans Washington Commission On Gambling In Grain
WW Myers of Whestrapden is elected president of the Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union of America. A state meeting discussed stopping gambling in grain and farm products via a congressional commission to be formed in Washington. President Taft reportedly promised support, and a national committee will press lawmakers to end the practice spreading corruption across markets.
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WW Myers
Whestrapden Iare
Farmers’ Educational, and Co-Operative ‘Union of America
Washington City
Congress
National Dent
W. Barrett
Georgiz
Adobe
Rarippal
Batrin
Myers
Ana Farm
a.eGhreagatas
Chis
Rus Congress
Washington
Aphasia case leads to mistaken identity in hospital
A woman in St. Louis suffering aphasia confessed to being Mrs Emma Faith of Washington Indiana after attempts to hide her identity from physicians at City Hospital. She had previously used other names and said she came from West Point Mississippi for health. She was found wandering at Union Station and admitted to wanting anonymity to avoid relatives learning she was committed.
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Indianapolis Star
St. Louis
City Hospital
de. Kireboer
Emma Faith
Washington
Indiana
Faith
Ake
Farnaworth
Chicago
West Point
Mississippi
Union Station
Moohon
Airy Hospital
Webster
Mrs Arthur Kermode Surprised at Home Gathering
Mrs Arthur Kermode, at 1002 McCormick Avenue, was surprised Monday evening when a large group of friends gathered for several hours of fellowship. The event reflected a lighthearted social occasion in a close community setting.
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Arthur Kermode
McCormick Avenue
Ambiguous Depot Names Spark Town Identity Debate
Fragmentary 19th century account questions which city hosts a new depot platform and its passenger orientation. The passage notes officials and the public desire for a recognizable town name on the depot to guide travelers and reinforce local pride.
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Ne “Gan
Tern
Yashington
Ted A
Allwestern
Pulleemen
Indiana Prison Labor Investigation Report Beginnings
A state committee led by Major Peyton examines prison labor policies at Jeffersonville and Indianapolis institutions. Members include James Reed and Edgar Puring, with terms to report to Governor Bate by December 1, 1910, guiding legislative consideration on inmate work.
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Davigit. Peyton
Sperintendenty
Indiana Reidrastory
Jeffersonville
James D. Reed
Indiana
M Ebigen City
Harry Shough
Wll
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
A fragmentary OCR line notes a mis massate and a plan around a date in February. It also mentions a person named nibs and a January 11 reference, plus a vague brick mention. The readable text is unclear but points to a dated event or item on a city page.
Paris Floods and Food Prices Spark City Turmoil
Fragmented OCR report notes floods in Paris with streets flooded and a fatal murder linked to unrest. References to water, caves, and evacuations mix with later mentions of rising food prices, supply fears, and a 1920s Ohio dairy meeting. unknown names and garbled text obscure details.
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Iseal
Qival D'orsky
Drnuull
Villenew
Altort
Ergedea
Local mystery ends in death after suspicious events
A troubled morning in No roe City follows a report of a man named Shousd who was found dead about 5 hours after an earlier disturbance. Notes and fragmented statements point to a violent sequence involving alleged wrongdoing and community members, with ongoing questions about motive and guilt.
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James
Baiida
Noroe City
Shouse Alldie
Af Mds
Farhusest Death Notice at Hyatt Street
Fragmented obituary notes a man named Falruurat dying at his home on Hyatt Street after a long illness. The text is garbled but references his wife, daughter, and the family likely awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Hyatt
Bis Ors Atreet
Fal
Unclear fragment reports a shooting near Melford
Fragmentary OCR describes a shooting near Melford, involving a resident identified as Edwar or Edward, with neighbors mentioned. Details are corrupted, leaving the event, location, and timing ambiguous.
Miss Gle Laube Surprise Party Guest List
Miss Gle Laube celebrated a birthday with a surprise party at North Mehigian Street Mea on a Tuesday evening. Friends present included Helen Saba, Gamila Fala, Mayme Bi Roce Clark, Kroeger, Kronepburg, Mesargobatt, Everett tet, Jake Sta ik, Bernard Sinnott, Di gan, Charles Sonnaughton, and Cagfles Zinka.
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Imose Faei
Rees
Migaz Marly
Fou Ik
Bergho
Mehigian
Helen Saba
Gamila Fala Tod ‘Mayme
Roce Clark
Bile Kroeger
Mie Kronepburig
Mesargobatteeves
Everett Tet
Jake Sta Ik Bernard
Behihed
Sinnott
Digan
Charles Sonnaughton
Fh Chattl
Cagfles Zinka
Partial OCR Result Reveals Capital Stock and Directors
The fragment mentions capital stock figures around 209,000 and 300,004 with references to a board and named directors linked to a bank and various companies including Orr Iron, CHOK, and G it wing Company. The text is garbled but indicates corporate restructuring or capitalization details and retained directors.
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Thi x6 Bank
F , Chok
Git Wing Company
Orr Iron Com
Sheriff Colbert’s Turbulent Tour Record
A garbled fragment mentions Sheriff Colbert and a touring event, with unclear names and actions. The readable parts reference an individual named Colbert tied to a rite or tour context, suggesting a public or ceremonial role but details remain uncertain.
Jewelry Shop Notes of Interest in Washington
The prenominat growth of our business last year shows our square dealings and courteous treatment have earned public confidence in Washington. We have proven our shop offers governmentlike banking trust and guarantees customer satisfaction. Today we advertise a 25 cent discount off regular price on all dyed glass and handpainted china.
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Washington
Uae
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