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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
2
Reports from Washington and Indianapolis discuss Secretary Knox and Aldrich tariff proposals stirring European diplomacy. Senator Heyburn and other analysts clash over pork prices and the bacon tariff as Col. Henry Watterson addresses the Lincoln statue unveiling amid political debate. Indiana anti saloon leaders plan city elections dates and local sidewalk safety woes prompt curb grade concerns on Van Trees Street.
A trunk fell off a wagon injuring one person and crashing into a display case at a cigar stand. The incident occurred near a doorway, breaking the glass showcase and causing damage to the case. The injured person received medical aid.
Ten high power American cars leave New York for a cross country race to beat the Beatle. The event is to last about a month with a $2000 trophy and cash prizes. The route includes Poughkeepsie Syracuse Buffalo Chicago St Louis Denver and more as drivers push toward the Pacific.
A bright crowd gathers as the National Electric Light Association opens its annual convention in Avante City New Jersey on June 1. Attendees display advanced electrical devices and discuss related problems and innovations including a self hair cutting electric device by Fell Brown of Chicago.
The opening of the seven tenths annual convention of the Railway Mall association was in session for five days with Gov. Huke Smith delivering an eloquent address before a large crowd in the cap of the house of representatives at the capitol. Mayor Maddo and Pastorsor K F Mlodgett and J T Canfield of Syracuse offered greetings. The association president presided. The address featured senators Haron and Clay, and congressmen Livingson and Uriges. Clark Howell and Thomas E Watson were present.
State Fire Marshal's Association of America met in Lanisville with full attendance of eligible members. Edward Peterson of Minnesota presided and WS Rogers of Ohio served as secretary. They opened with topics on firebugs methods building codes and fire safety issues.
In a fragment from a 19th century page, John M. Barton and his daughter Janet are noted figures. The text mentions Pepzt Mills and government taxes of ten million dollars. It hints at market talk around James A. Patten and May wheat trading with references to price manipulation and a June 14th date.
Police in St Joseph Missouri arrest Fred Campbell A J Sullivan and Henry Boren on charges tied to dynamiting two new school buildings the Habidoux and another site. Open shop dispute involved contractors P P Buddy and J W Lear. Evidence includes dynamite sticks found wrapped in a Kansas City newspaper and at Campbell's home. Authorities anticipate more arrests while suspects deny involvement.
Omaha reports the coach seized by robbers in the Overland Limited robbery near Cajon Pacific railroad yielded just under $300 in cash. About $200 was recovered from three men under arrest. Three sticks of dynamite were found in the attic of Brown Park school in South Omaha, believed linked to the planned use against the mail car doors.
Philadelphia mayor threatens to drive his own car to break a major strike as 10000 police officers stand ready to intervene if the dispute with the company continues.
Philadelphia reports strike sympathizers blocking street cars with strikebreakers from other cities. Mayor Heyburn to arm 10,000 extra police if needed to keep Transit running for public convenience. Central Labor Union backs the drivers as night closures of saloons persist and potential general strike framed for Friday.
Indianapolis News owners Delivan Smith and Charles R. Williams faced Judge Anderson in federal court arguing against removal to the District of Columbia after Washington indictments for alleged criminal publication aiding canal zone corruption. Other items report a deadly pitched ball, a gambling war blast, a world record for women shooters, a murder verdict in Virginia, and a medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery.
Notice to all concerned in Beeve Township about a Reeves office location and weekly presence. The announcement states I will be at my office weekly three miles south of Al Ne Montana at specified times.
A passenger conductor named John Stansil, once with the Big Four between Vincennes and Carmel, was found dead at the Evansville George hotel on Sunday. The report states he committed suicide using garble acid and laudanum followed by a shooting.
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed mucous tube and that only constitutional remedies cure it. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, offering a free trial and promising cure money rewards. It also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation and a sample circular.
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