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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented report describes crime scenes with alleyway violence, public disorder, and police concerns. It also covers political speeches, upcoming votes, and local governance tensions amid a backdrop of social unrest and reform debates.
An unclear report describes a would‑be explosive demonstration linked to a young inventor and associates planning to use wireless means. The fragmented text references a demonstration near a river area and mentions authorities or officials in a tightly garbled context.
Brigadier General Bandnoitz commands operations against Tamil mutineers who fled toward the interior. Authorities, including Governor Walker, call for a complete pursuit with regular and constabulary units. No civilian targets or civilian harm reported. communications muddled from Mindatag region and Minghang.
The father of Sein Boy requests that Morey ner to Perret om to act as executioner in a high profile murder case. The condemned person, connected to the Black Hand, has been sentenced to death and a formal request to permit the execution is being considered. The case centers on a kidnap and murder involving Peter Samana and others in Uhip city.
A sweltering crowd gathers in the Bowery for the funeral of Jacob Gard, the educator and playwright. Attendees include labor leaders and community members who paid tribute to his Hebrew dramatic interpretations and humane ideals.
The Plainville team defeated Washington 6 to 4 in a fast paced cage game. Plainville played sharp defense and solid offense, earning praise for their quick transitions and teamwork. Washington showed early momentum but could not sustain the rally.
Three Japanese individuals are held for conspiracy to murder amid a Hawaiian dispute, with strike leaders bound over as authorities pursue the case.
Honolulu reports a preliminary hearing for fifteen Japanese strike leaders. Judge Whitney bound twelve for trial on conspiring to riot and three for conspiracy to murder. Police enforced a strict crowd ban around the courthouse as territorial officials condemned assembling crowds during the hearing.
The Minnesota Bankers association holds its twentieth annual convention at Tonks Hay hotel on Lake Minnetonka with bankers and families arriving from across the state. President Joseph Chapman Jr of Northwestern National Bank delivers the annual address. opening exercises begin after a prayer by Ray C. Swain. The scene blends finance with social appeal as attendees plan a week of programs at the hotel, arena, and outdoors.
Boston June 14 crowds gathered at South Congregational church to honor Edward Everett Hale. Clergymen from many creeds delivered eulogies as Hale lay in state and thousands viewed the body. British Ambassador James Bryce and Governor Draper attended. Eldest son Arthur Hale spoke, thanking mourners before private burial at Forest Hills Cemetery.
Seattle authorities uncover a stowaway aboard the Great Northern Minnesota and seize more Chinese laborers on the vessel. Inspector Keagey falls twenty feet into a salt lock but survives. Investigations reveal silk sacks resembling government mail pouches and many boxes of Manila cigars hidden with the cargo.
Soldiers at Port Hiley seized a car of liquor arriving in Junction City Kansas today but Colonel Ward the commandant refused entry and ordered guards to return it to Kansas. The incident follows state regulations making liquor sales illegal and notes that last week an agent was paid on pay day.
Albany June 4 Superintend ent of the state prison completed a census showing 990 alien convicts, 19 felonies within three years after arrival, may be sent back to their countries. Washington jurisdiction over deportations will be notified. Gov Hughes may commute sentences to enable mass deportation.
A government report details rat depredations across farms and towns, noting vast damage to crops, stored food, and livestock. Scientists, led by the agriculture department, investigate rat habits and conduct measures to curb loss, including poisoning and habitat studies amid shocking damage claims.
A fragmentary notice from Loogootee Indiana reports a missing young woman, daughter of Marie Cunningham and Frank Cunningham, last seen after May 1, 2200 en route to Brazil for work. The report hints at anxious family news and possible pursues by authorities, with scattered ad-like content about hair restoration and dubious testimonials.
A Sunday morning fire in Nashville Indiana is attributed to a combination of mice and matches. Damage is estimated at 15006 dollars. Local officials investigate the incident and urge caution with fire sources in homes.
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