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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
Reported confessional narrative arouses detective scrutiny as trials and political polls intermingle. Authorities investigate alleged plots involving multiple figures while public sentiment shifts in ongoing elections and legal debates.
A trolley collision on the East Side hurled a couple from their outing into a lake area. One woman died at the scene, another woman survived after being rescued, while a third person was injured. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene as electric cars collided near a water edge, with bystanders and rescuers scrambling to pull survivors from the water.
An early report describes the dedication ceremony for a statue of King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. Attendees included King Charles Albert and Queen Mother May, with various officials present to witness the event and the official proclamation of the coronation. The article notes the celebratory mood and lists participating dignitaries and locales.
A new ambassador to the United States from Mexico City is named to succeed the late Taelan. The appointment fills the Loggion post previously held by Pablo Migido Macedo signed last week. Washington locals report steady weather with a promising week ahead. Church delegates arrive at St Joseph MA for Isthren conference sessions. Former county auditor candidate Garner of Ta indicted on four counts tied to a $2800 misuse. Democratic board actions in Dixon Illinois and surrounding counties highlight political shifts as judges and party leaders are named.
Advertisement claims Bucklen's Antiseptic Salve quickly treats wounds from knives tins and fireworks to prevent bleed infection or gangrene. It is pitched as a universal healer for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands and piles, priced at 25 cents, offered by W. C. Botts.
A ferry on Utah Lake capsized during a noon gathering. Eleven people, including five from the Sportenian Howling club, drowned or missing. Rescuers saved three, while the boat sank in 290 feet of water off the MG Holt shore near Darts screft. Names include Irwin Darcenrick, Gus Mastepronk, and Frederick Hil.
King George has intimated to chaplains of the royal household that sermons must be short and humble. He praises early ministers and warns that long sermons in the pulpit will not be tolerated. Church officials in London fear many preachers will adopt the same brevity policy.
Washington June 3 The reciprocity bill faces Senate hearings with debate and amendments as the 73rd Congress enters a tense week. In Pine Bluff a chauffeur released on bond after a fatal hit and run killed a Syrian woman, while 21 Chinese migrants head to San Francisco for deportation to Hong Kong.
National League results amid scattered play by Clochiurth Aue Huston Se ee Gr hae 2a F Copttint. Recounts of games feature Ferguson Murr Mtariden and others with notable mentions of New York Chicago and Brooklyn. An advertisement for Electric Bitters targets women seeking health and beauty, touting benefits for stomach liver kidneys blood nerves and skin. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a medical claim.
Captain Frank Snyder First Lieutenant Ed Kendall Sergeant McCreary and privates Thomas Meredith Ernest Yarbrough and George Doreey of company I join a Spencer event to compete in the 2d battalion test shoot. Fifteen crack shots will represent the battalion in the regimental shoot later, with rapid fire and skirmish distances at 200 600 800 and 1000 yards.
Editorial notes rising public attention to the approaching party conventions. It highlights Taft, La Follette, and regional shifts in issue focus, with eastern progressives centering on local and state matters while national questions appear less influential. Confidence in Washington reform effort and congressional work is described as restored.
James B. Mershon of Newark New Jersey recounts a bleeding, weakening battle with lung troubles. After eight months of illness and approaching death, he began Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago and reports it fully lives up to its claims. Guaranteed by W C Betts. 60s and $1 trial bottles advertised.
Ex convict James Grant dominates a tangled narrative linking a No 19 home, a long estrangement, and a dramatic family crisis. Two decades after a fatal self defense, a son and father reconnect as a daughter tends to ailing matriarch, culminating in a solemn prison chapel moment and a promise of renewal. Also noted is Annie Horan recovering after five years in plaster, aided by Dr Virgil P. Ato’s care.
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