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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary note reports a solicitor fined amid alleged bribery in a grand jury context. The text hints at a legal dispute, accusations of influence, and a judge involved in crafting rulings. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR text describes a batuali eke fon dangling High up Gi Stun chapel and a consecration related to a baccalaureate sermon. An investigation begins as students flee and a distanced scene unfolds near Mapel, with unclear names and dates.
The article reports a special grand jury in the U S District Court examining alleged lumber trust conspiracies. It notes investigations involve multiple named parties and firms across the middle west, South, and West regions as government officials pursue suspected price fixing and market manipulation.
In Chicago today the United States gathering of New Jerusalem sect members begins with a council of ministers at the La Salle hotel led by Rev. Louis G. Hoerk of Cincinnati. Allied bodies convene through Saturday when the main convention opens and President Rev. S. O. Seward of New York will speak on The Work of the Ministry.
A Boston gathering at the Hotel Brunswick opens the Hatch Mens Mutual Benefit association convention with President John S Mitchell presiding. Delegates tour the state house, banquets planned at the Hotel Somerse, and activities include a Railway Mail Convention. Syracuse hosts the Syracuse Mail Association convention with President J T Canfield presiding as thirteen branches attend.
A health ad notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a prompt treatment for knife or gun wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions and chapped hands claiming it prevents blood poisoning and gangrene with quick healing and fair pricing at W. C. Betts.
Fragments describe kidney related pain and health concerns amid unclear context. No clear event, person names, or organizations are readable to establish a full incident or report.
Property listing describing a Bedford stone house on West Main Street with two stalls, a good stable, a brick house and pork facility, water and fence, in good repair. Suitable for a railroad man or boarders, near a grape harbor area, with a fence and water access.
The city of Rouen marks a thousandth anniversary of establishing Rouen as a duchy and the ruler Charles the Simple with celebrations. Delegations from England Russia Spain Norway Sweden and Canada join locals for a grand gathering amid historic pageantry and speeches tracing the duchy’s origins and French civilization.
A renamed quiz committee in Larimer County drew mixed votes as members debated its structure. Johnsen supported Lermer while Jones opposed Bia and Keven, splitting the sub committee along lines of support.
Readable text describes a fatal confrontation where Kincaid attacked and struck a man named Bin, delivering a fatal blow after an accusation against him. The report notes the assailant's threats and the subsequent death of Bin.
Pipe line construction expands within six miles of Garville as drilling and production ramp up. Twelve wells yield 1300 to 2000 barrels daily across a field stretching 1.5 miles east to west and about six miles wide. Ohio Basin company works 17 miles of line toward Sandoval, linking to a trough to a refinery near Alton.
Daniel Res, former assistant district attorney, received five months for involvement in a scheme stealing $80,000 in securities from Adron Bancroft & Co. O Reilly faced a harsher arraignment from District Attorney Whitman. The report also mentions other criminal figures and unrelated notices found in the same column.
Federal officials from the Bureau of Chemistry warn that a large segment of eggs reaching U S markets is damaged or dirty. New York City records show high spoilage in shipments and the bureau cites climate, careless marketing, and poultry conditions as main causes.
In Bloomington on June 4, twenty eight journal University students arrested for illegal voting in a local option election have had all charges dismissed. Lawyers for both sides agree no statute exists to prosecute illegal voting in local option elections, calling for new legislation to cover such acts.
A humor tale about the Archbishop of Canterbury and a girl who avoids getting paint on her hands. The piece shifts to a Newark man describing a long illness cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery, boasting its effectiveness for lung trouble and coughs. An old advertisement fragment offers a trial bottle.
A historic blaze struck Lovish Lemale High, reportedly destroying the library and several classrooms. Firefighters faced fierce conditions as winds drove the flames, with extensive damage estimated across the structure.
Disjointed notices describe a convention of photographers in Bend City during the week, with unclear references to individuals like James Barghpiger and Preston and mentions of portraits, perhaps a display by a plotographer. The text is garbled and many names are unreadable, but indicates a gathering of photographers and displays to occur in the stated period.
Fragmented report notes Maderos rival returning amid war updates as General Hernando Keyes leads troops to Europe for alliance gains. No presidential candidate yet, Reyesty seen as receptive and popular with the army, but Maderistas remain majority sentiment locally.
A damaged OCR passage reports a river voyage near Idaho with a battleship reemerging, crews and officers observing, and a town along the river noting activity. Other details are garbled but indicate a nautical event affecting the river area and local reactions.
June 1 report from San Antonio notes the first Army built aeroplane in the country achieving two brief flights at the parade grounds near Sam Houston. Capt Paul Wu Heef supervised and led both tests with durations of two and seven minutes. A separate casualty report states Dr William F Rush died suddenly at 3515 Hington Avenue his impending retirement ending abruptly. C N Haskell's condition near Muskogee improved and he is no longer considered in danger.
Washington confirms a Supreme Court mandate upholding the circuit court decree in the Standard Oil dissolution dispute. The high court approves modifications and affirms the lower court’s order, retaining jurisdiction to enforce compliance as required.
A Turkish agency operating in Liverpool seeks ships for the merchant service of Constantinople. Demand stems from Greek tensions. The new company has already purchased the Jerome from Booth One and the Police of York and the Duke of Lanraane assets of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railroad.
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