21 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
1
John R. Walsh, accompanied by a party of railroad men, met with IG Ay Onon at noon in Odon. The first trip over since trouble with government banks, Walsh faces potential railroad debt relief and a chance at fortune as citizens lined the streets in welcome.
Vincennes July 2 Thompson a large landowner and Republican candidate for county treasurer said he would not pivot his stance unless grain men are badly frightened. He cites Knox county as a strong area with crop yields averaging about forty six to the acre and in excellent condition.
The advertisement touts 14¢ dimitles and 85¢ organdies with a focus on Paraso Wind Up parasols. It notes a mix of silk and "ene n" covered designs, and hints at more pieces and a future season update with a trendy, cute style.
A fragmented sale notice lists combs and jewelry items including buck Combs sets with pearl accents, jeweled hats, and various ladies lace chimes designs. Also advertised are women’s lace plait items, Irish Wish pieces, and several shoe prices for Oxford styles and men’s work shoes.
A historical price list for women and men garments includes Jersey vests with silk taped necks, and wing sleeves, all sizes, reduced from 50 to 1 cent. Men’s striped shirts, drawers, and heavy work socks in all sizes, rough figures listed. All-wool art squares in several sizes priced from 2.00 to 4.50, plus Smyrna rug lace curtains.
A committee prepared resolutions in memory of G. Barton a respected Davless county bar member and longtime citizen. The notice notes his death impacted the profession and community with members of the bar expressing sincere regret and promising continued proceedings. The report also mentions local events and the period’s notable activities and opinions.
An Interurban Reconstruction engineer will visit Vincennes Monday to assess requirements for the proposed electric interurban line. Local excitement runs high as plans gain momentum with developers and residents watching for a potential new route eastward of town.
Report from the Journal notes broad international interest in the U S meat industry. It states June foreign shipments increased over the same month last year, with a decline in canned goods but gains in other meats. The overall rise exceeds 2 000 units amid steady demand.
GanePat Trinity Springs Whatsell and Faith families will leave Monday morning. Fishermen have taken to tor boats in their business. Boats and motor craft have their way to Helzlugfora.
In a Negro camp along the Southern railway through Pubals county a quarrel over a card game led to a deadly shooting late Friday night. One woman died, another was wounded, and a third person was held. Three or four others were involved but only one arrest had been made at report time. The incident, initially linked to Tom's Cabin, remains under investigation.
John H. McCafferty of Harrison Township, 36, nominated by the Democratic convention for Daviess County sheriff. He comes from a long time local family active in county development, married with ties to Glendale Camp, and has shown persistent public interest in upbuilding Daviess County.
Superintendent Seoville reports that negotiators Stauber and Stuber of the Cincinnati makers' union met with the B and C Southwest railway officials in Cincinnati today. Workers in Chillicothe Ohio walked out at 4 pm after claims the pay scale cannot be adjusted to match neighboring lines. Meanwhile rumors say a broad settlement may be near as shop morale improves and builders focus on payrolls. Local dispatches note a tense but hopeful mood as talks proceed between unions and management.
A telegram from Grand Exalted Ruler Melvin reports the Elk excursion train on the Moffit road wrecked near Denver. It requests relief aid but provides no details on fatalities or injuries and states no further information is currently available at Elk headquarters.
The article notes a $25,000 traveling allowance and five major appropriations for the president's office. It cites $60,000 for White House care and grounds, $60,000 in salaries, $20,000 for lighting and $20,000 for contingent expenses. Together these authorize a total of $225,000 annually.
Vincennes figure Mason Niblack bids the Second district race tied to Cyrus Davis as the next congressman. He argues a Democrat could carry the Seca district this year, noting past voter dissatisfaction in Vincennes and dismissing calls for Tom Taggart to resign as national party chair. Scenery’s theatrical debut by Inigo Jones in 1805 is briefly noted.
A fragmented piece argues tariff revisions to protect the American people and criticizes a campaign against Bryan. It suggests the presidency hinges on public support and integrity, noting alleged coercion of workers to vote a certain ticket.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a large bond issue and investor reaction with figures like 103.97 per public tale. Mentions national scale and city bank involvement with secrecy claims and partial disclosure. The passage reflects confusion over bonds and public funds rather than a clear event.
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