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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
A garbled OCR summary lists names from the American and Western Leagues, including Morgan, Laengetore, Cleese, Palkent, Phreagon, Hosrdd, and others. It references Washington, New York, and Kansas City era figures, with scattered scores and placements, but the text is largely unintelligible.
A dense, OCR messy market page shows cattle and grain quotes at Dyre i and nearby yards with ranges for steers heifers calves and hogs, alongside grain prices and transport notes. The fragment also references names including Charles Connor and Mary Moore and notes political or local items with scattered personal mentions.
An old advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and liver troubles. It claims back pain and urinary issues can be eased, offers a free sample bottle and a book, and lists the Kilmer Co address for responses. The wording imitates a period newspaper touting a patent medicine.
Widespread returns show Governor B. P. Carroll leading Warren Garst by about 10,000 votes in the Republican primary. Kennedy leads in the congressional race with a narrow edge over Brothart, and Prouty dominates in the Senate contest. Progressive candidates show gains across several districts, while Taft and Roosevelt are noted as set to meet for a summer with Beverly Fairies.
Fragmentary wartime letter from Tebtnis friend detailing injuries after an elevator accident. It notes the writer recovering, expresses concern for a nurse and missives with family, and mentions visits and hoped improvements as healing continues.
The Socialists confront Kaiser over a long standing annual allowance dating back to 1944 totaling 4.857 million dollars. Six socialist members voted again, criticizing Kaiser for extravagance as workers grow weary of vast spending while debates over wage policies continue.
Fragmented report describes bribe witness disappearance tied to First National Bank at Beards Town. Proceedings and connections to a fundraising loss for an opposing candidate are mentioned, with references to a convention attendance and local officials.
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