19 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
1
A 1906 campaign summary quotes Mulhall stating the task was to put the Republican ticket across and that they did so, reflecting on party efforts and electoral strategy during the period.
Testimony by Col. M. M. Mulhall, ex-chief NA M lobbyist, details plans to back Cannon and hinder Watson amid 1908 campaign. Letters indicate energy concentrated in Cannon's district, with state Republican leaders opposing liquor interests. Reading progresses through scattered references to other figures and places amid tumultuous campaign days.
In a garbled report dated July, a mutiny and regional unrest are referenced with mentions of Pathan and gendarmes. The text alludes to calls for peace, a siege or standoff, and possible violence amid unsettled conditions in a city area, with several illegible phrases hindering full reconstruction.
Vatican guards are imprisoned following a security incident at the Vatican. Investigations identify breaches and disciplinary actions taken against involved personnel. The event prompts renewed scrutiny of the Holy See’s guard procedures and oversight.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion about actors or conductors at a site. Names and clear details are missing, but the passage hints at a meeting or discussion involving figures linked to a beard motif and a site inquiry.
Bayan is arraigned on the Senate floor in a terse session as Secretary Gandell sets dates for Chautauqua meetings. Ambag shior Wilson and other cabinet officers are slated to confer, with travel to Washington and Ste tenocatesiere noted for next week. The report, fragmented, records briefings and the agenda for upcoming sessions and meetings.
Miss Emma Mahoney of Wooster Ohio sues John Wolf a 77 year old Civil War veteran and merchant in New Jersey for 25000 alleging breach of promise. She says she waited half a century for marriage after a youthful sweetheart proposal and was recently encouraged by another proposal by mail but later learned the wedding would not occur.
A 325 pound girl known as Marie Mart disappeared after being enticed aboard a Fort Mintison train near July 1. She reportedly changed her mind at a station and was left behind when the train moved on. Local authorities, sisters and residents search the area while police investigate the alleged abductor BeaA Owaisa who lured her with promises.
Garment workers in Chicago faced a threatened strike after Scored Woolen Mills Company announced an open shop policy. The firm accused workers of violating their contract with the union amid tensions with Kansas Guard contingents present for an outing.
A garbled dispatch from Sack J W W Headquarters on July 19 describes crowds in Seattle streets near the Bay area aided by many individuals. It mentions a secretary delivering a long address to two bars and a warning that believers in the red may be driven from the country.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a picnic for 20,006 children with toys, parades, baseball, flowers, winter activities, water, and dark. references Gov Hedgts’s statement about Israel. The legible items show a large gathering with varied activities and a political remark.
Report of a rough incident with several injured and others treated at Madison and Perry. Names and full details are missing, but the event involved a special train and a Clever leat line. No fatal injuries are confirmed at this time.
Washington July 19 Formal consideration of the Underwood Simmons tariff bill began in the Senate after the finance committee report. Senator Simmons opened debate outlining Democratic majority views and tariff revision needs. Senator Root attacked the income tax section and offered an amendment delaying its application.
Fragmentary text notes Newfoundland as a future petroleum source within the British empire. Mentions an estimated $100,000,000 capital and potential two hundred miles of western coast indications. Details are unclear but imply strong prospect of oil supply expansion.
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