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Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
2
Moonahiner Wallet Drops Sand Upon His Head
A garbled tale from the Lemorrat Democrat and Herald describes a bizarre incident where a moonahiner’s wallet allegedly drops a speck of sand on his head amid garbled commentary on a tariff speech by Representative Cullop and references to June Day celebrations. The piece also recounts a police exhibition in Indianapolis where an automobile was fired upon, injuring W. Richardeot Sinclair’s rider Dowden, with multiple police officials present and bullets missing the target.
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Indianapolis
Metzger
West
W. Richardeot Sinclair
Dowdry
Dowden
Asch
Barmfuhrer
Adelbert Wilson
Oaklnod
California
William Ruggenstein
Revision Upward or Downward Inquiries Across Lively Chronicle
A scrambled 1920s style column reviews political reform, crime, and social notes. It references revision, mail price concerns, Abdel Hamid, a Lagos or Lilipels figure, the Blake Hand ring, and the US Post Office with asterisks on jurisdiction. It mentions the Senate, figures like Warren and Latippiette, and debates on direct popular election. It also notes Teddy in Mombasa and New York thieves punished.
Fragmentary Tale Of People And Places In A Distant Locale
A garbled OCR passage references neighbors, rails, and various named figures. It mentions Reed Sinnet Theores Wak and a French court, with scattered bits about a pepper, a page, and early 20th century life. The text is highly fragmented and contains many unreadable sections.
Massive furnace blast kills and injures Wheeling workers
June 10 Wheeling West Virginia 17 men burned four fatally and ten seriously hurt at Martin's Ferry Ohio furnace of Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. A roar erupts as molten iron erupts from the furnace sweeping workers from the area. Nearly 30 narrowly escape with injuries. cause under investigation.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Martin's Ferry Ohio
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Iran
Eleven: Arrests Prove Black Hand Organized Network
Cincinnati and Ohio towns reveal a well organized Black Hand or Society of the Banana with branches in Pittsburg and Chicago. Inspectors describe coded letters, shared emblems, regular meetings, and extortion schemes distributing funds to divisions and families. Arrests occur in Columbus Marion Dennison Bellefontaine with possible Cleveland indictments.
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United States
Society of the Banana
Cincinnati
Jack Handan
Columbus
Morton, Dennison
Hellefontaine
Ohio
Ohio Black Hand
Society of the Bapona
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Roxes
Jenat
Middle West
Post Office
Holmes
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Black Hood
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Ita
Inspector Oldfield
Mé Alx Montha
Tha Wadera
Petrosino
Sicily
Italy
Florent
Dennlson
Bellefontaine
Aspertors
Clothing thefts shock city amid chaotic report
A disjointed local narrative describes a clothing theft in the city and a court appearance by a suspect named Dollihan’s brother, with fragmented lines touching on health advice and a Melon Seed Compound advertisement amid the chaotic piece, reflecting a jumble of events and remedies in the page.
Dig Up Old Roman Laws Me Boston Done To
In a supreme court case former Judge Henry S Dewey sues five Good Movement members seeking 76 450 000 in damages. The suit stems from statements linked to the Quad Movement connected to Dewey’s 1905 mayoral campaign. Dewey acted as his own lawyer and testified. Evidence included ancient laws of Blaio and Cicero and notes on European and American court procedures.
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Ordier
Ffense
Supreme Court
Ibel Aun
Henry S Dewry
Good Movement Association
Quad Movement
Dewey
Blaio
Cicero
Europe
America
Doubts Doctor Claims Spark New York School Health Probe
New York on June 10 plans to examine ten thousand public school children to test Dr T C Michell's assertion before the American Medical Association that seventy percent of pupils are affected by alcohol habits. The education board will fund the investigation, begun immediately. Threat to Bishop Prompts Arrest Albany June 10 Joseph Florin Italian arrested after visiting Bishop Burke’s residence and allegedly threatening to shoot him. Bishop Burke was in Troy. Confederate Reunion Ends Memphis June 10 General Clement Evans leads final proceedings as United Confederate Veterans adjourn after parade and address Mobile as next reunion site.
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T. C.michell
American Medical
Atlantic City
Board of the Education
Albany
Joseph
Florin
Itaian
T. M. A. Burke
Haned
Mike Bishop
Burke
Troy
Memphis
Tenn
Clement A. Evans
Mobile
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United Confedete Feterans
Iowa Bankers Hear Addresses At 23rd Convention
Delegates from nearly every bank in Iowa gathered for the twenty third annual Iowa Bankers association convention in Waterloo. President J T Brooks of Hedrick spoke after committee reports, Secretary J M ree Rapids noted a member increase to 125 this year and the national figure nears 1 200. This afternoon will feature talks by Gov Carroll James J Histof from St Paul and J A Pollard of Fort Madison with anticipated remarks from E St Elmo Lewis and Agent Bede.
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Lowe
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Pgent
J. T. Brooks
Hedrick
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United States
Gov. Carroll
James J. Histof
Women Start Long Auto Trip From New York to San Francisco
Four women from New York embark on a 4000 mile automobile journey to San Francisco. Led by Mrs Alice Ranger Drear, they plan to use new tires and carry spare parts, hoping to arrive around July 15. Mrs Ramsey aims to make all necessary repairs along the way.
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Fromen
Sag
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Thay
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Woman's Motoring of
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San Francisca
Pioneer Financier Lazarus Silverman Dies at 74 in Chicago
Chicago obituary reports Lazarus Silverman a pioneer banker who helped originate the 1873 plan for resumption of specie payments. He organized and funded a Civil War infantry regiment, visited Washington in 1874 to press his plan before Sherman, and died aged 74 amid retrospective notes on economics and a frail river forecast in Missouri and Illinois weather items.
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Lazman
Arly
Washington
Benatar Sherman
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