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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
York Va news item reports Rev. Adam W. Schenberger aged seventy two and Elanora Swartz aged sixty two from York planning a surprise secret wedding in Harrisburg. The ceremony was held in a hospital parlor with Rev. Harry Daniels aiding, following a reunion of Schenberger and Swartz in York after his return from Kansas.
A city school lunch committee warns that pie consumption threatens pupils stomachs in Los Angeles. The group admits failure to curb pie as a noonday lunch and proposes cheaper alternatives to reduce pie sales in poorer districts.
The White Paper shows 84 426 people left Britain in March 1910s. It notes 32 546 were British subjects and 33 913 were non‑subjects. Comparisons with March 1909 and earlier show a sharp rise in emigration.
Solis Water Causes Divorce Mia Mleydland Ethel Richey Superior Avenue. Wife accused husband of cruelty after dispute over ice cream soda and a stopped phone. Judge Ghapman granted a divorce to Afsard Richey on grounds of entering cruelty and war.
A bell named Naw Bell for Westminster is being cast at Whitechapel in the hope of matching the famous Bow Bell’s tone. The Duchess of Norfolk funded the bell for Westminster Cathedral and the event is shaping up with careful preparation.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Joanna product Gold Medal Flour and a seven related economy note. Limited legible facts prevent a full summary.
Plaintiffs sue three defendants for 100000 dollars alleging damages tied to the conduct at a Missouri college and related institutions. The filing cites the Heede Valley association and references a weak reflection on the standing of the college and other Missouri institutes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference American History topics and astronomical events for June including mentions of William Gilmerg Sigims and Mattie of the Kei frente. The text also nods to a 1905 capital city claim and various dated observations, though many details are garbled.
chaotic report from Winnipeg cites a Canadian Pacific freight train plunging into a lake near Caldwell east of Port. crews battled to control debris and the accident left several injured while authorities investigated the causes and water depth. local residents described searching for victims as rescue teams organized. no definitive death toll released at press time.
The article reports Evelyn Thaw claiming financial hardship amid ongoing hearings. It notes she earns about ten dollars weekly and faces support and property questions. Authorities reference a monthly sum of eighty four dollars for her living costs.
In Cuba two duels were fought as charges by Colonel Aranda triggered police force action. Guevara was wounded in one incident while other combatants sustained minor injuries. A colonel and a delegate named Hoguin were noted, and Lieutenant Leet was suspended from duty for alleged misconduct.
Federal circuit court of appeals denies stay against rail rate hikes. The decision affects Heck Island routes and involves parties including court clerk roles and railroad interests. Separate items note W. P. Stark presiding over a nurserymen meeting in Denver and a Philadelphia Presbyterian clergyman’s death.
Report describes a posse chasing a lone bandit after a daring train robbery in a western pass. The robber, shot at sight by a search party, escaped with a heavy bag while authorities pursued along the river and desert routes.
John J. Wardwell of Rockland is cited as a leading ship designer and builder, highlighting shifts from 19th century schooners to modern coasters. He argues larger vessels carry similar cargo with fewer ships, noting comparisons among Palmer, Crowley fleet, and Wells as context for the evolving Atlantic trade.
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