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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
An old Martin County lawsuit concludes in a compromise settlement. Plaintiffs including Jonathan McArior Wilson Mearior and others alleged undue influence and invalid deeds in a family estate dispute over a Cameron township farm and will. The agreement involved monetary claims and care provisions for the father.
Residents of northern Marion County distrust a Southern Indiana railroad plan to remove steel rails toward Trinity Springs. The effort aims to salvage a three mile branch for a stone quarry site, with rails to Coxton. St John’s Catholic Church trustees at Laogontec consider improving the church with a priest residence and steam heating for all buildings.
An alleged slander case involves Ald Padget and Mrs E E Davidson with attorney comments about the former minister of the First Christian church. A deposition is to be submitted to the New Brunswick commissioner for use in trials. An officer reached Deer Island to locate the preacher but he had vanished taking belongings, leaving his present whereabouts unknown.
The Nashville convention outlines party aims including opposition to prohibition and support for liquor regulation reforms. It notes no opposition to incumbents and lists candidates for state offices with nominations to be filed for the upcoming fall election.
Washington discussion over admission of two states advances as Beveridge argues for pace and cost coverage. Senate and House members debate federal debts and territorial acres while hearings consider political implications and national interest.
Citizens expect a Sunday excursion to Plainville with a train leaving Washington to view the national game. The return trip will occur immediately after the contest with emphasis on fair treatment of players and supporters.
A fragment urges gifting for brides and newly married friends. It highlights heirloom value and suggests West's as a shop to help with selections through a varied assortment.
Springfield June 17 Judge overruled a demurrer in the Lorimer confession case and set the stage for trial. Witnesses include Rep Charles White and Beckemeyer detailing payments and a package of $1,090 in bills. The defense promises a confession plot claim to be raised later.
In Tunica Mississippi a Methodist conference denounced R Hendrix of Kansas City Missouri and a board of trustees from Vanitertit university for conflicts over a resolution claiming the university is owned by the Methodist church. Spirited speeches attacked bishop Mendrix for alleged loyalty to his chapel.
Neco Arizona reports a forest fire sweeping Qo and Bacuachi regions destroys Movarabbi mining town. Miners barely escape, building pack trails to Cananes as flames expand toward ranches and surrounding mountains. Names include John Myl tad and Kermit, with Kermit acting as Best Man in New York engagement before withdrawal due to a death in the family.
Richmond Indiana July 17 Deputy game warden William B Lamphere of Indianapolis arrested C Jennings Center township on charges of killing squirrels out of season. Jennings claims he was hunting for an animal destroying his chickens and says Lamphere drew a revolver without cause after the arrest.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a train event at Fritton with mentions of shots, passengers, and possible cheating or deception. Names and places are unclear but indicate a disrupted scene on a railway line with bystander accounts and a cited police or transport response.
Fragmented OCR text referencing Joe Bogner and duties with unclear context. Mentions a government action and a depot located a quarter mile away. No clear events, dates, or verifiable details available.
Fragmentary text notes multiple stores near a Fourth of July event. It references activity or actions by groups or individuals but contains unclear names and details. The readable phrases suggest a local scene with possible closures or operations tied to the holiday.
A gang looted a Bloomingdale post office and fled toward Chicago in a stolen Hearst carriage. A Bloomingdale posse, 12 miles west of Elgin, joined by Chicago police in pursuit, chased them through near areas as a manhunt ramped up.
Fragmented OCR text describes a plan battle in Nevada with references to Ely Salt Lake and big fight. Mentions a fee or payment and area access. The readable portion is unclear and names are incomplete.
A heated exchange on the House Rules Committee centers on Clark's proposed amendment to empower the House to discharge a committee. Republican leaders pressure to curb the change, while discussions among Cantor Payne and Chilean leaders press for compliance. The outcome hinges on the unanimous consent calendar and post committee adjournment talks.
Chartes A Kehling and Mieg Edda Mae Tieng united in marriage Wednesday at the bride’s mother's home 114 Dearhord street Indianapolis. Bride is daughter of Mrs Ada Tresend and praised for charm. Groom employed by Tod Mateper Company in Indianapolis. Attendants included Miss Lofise Fehr and best man Walter Cook. Reception gifts included contributions from Washington relatives. Ceremony conducted by Rev Clifford of the VBuard Christian church.
A disabled engine caused a two hour delay this morning as a train stalled near Caserville and failed to reach the city on schedule. In a separate item, Stanley Osborn and Eva Perking were married by the mayor, and will reside in the city.
A large crowd gathered at St. Shaw’s place for a graduation ceremony featuring young women in gowns. The program included choral numbers, speeches, and a celebration of the graduates achievements with references to parental support and community pride.
The court records detail the execution of Benson Stone at the state prison for the Wriettenz family murders near the city. Stone, believed to be about seventeen, faced the scaffold after conviction on the charges of killing the Wriettenz family, with authorities recounting the legal process and the governor’s involvement in the clemency.
Thursday's session of the district association featured remarks by Mrs Koplason the field secretary for the Women and Foreign Mission State ton. The speaker credited the exvellem and urged forward the work. Many participants returned home Friday morning after a productive meeting.
The listing promotes a selection of new and suitable watches and jewelry for commencements. It emphasizes careful selection to meet the needs of those seeking appropriate gifts for graduates and related celebrations.
A garbled, OCR like text fragment discusses common drinking and medical topics. Names appear partially, with mentions of tonsils and an operation. The readable portion suggests a discussion of health practices and personal opinions rather than a clear news event.
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