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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
A participant at a Nehraghi begie event delivered a speech referencing Diented Weber and a controversial dictionary, while other figures questioned authorship and freedom. The dialogue included remarks about liberty and the role of language in society.
Indiana counties will hold separate entrance exams for high schools. Previously counties shared a common question set, which officials say was unfair due to differing texts. The state superintendent will designate nine standard books for all schools to use, simplifying reading assignments across counties. The piece ends with an ad for ladies’ white wear and corsets at the Racket.
Analysts debate final layouts as rail executives push for a nationwide terminal project. Officials stress rapid resolution while noting divergent railroad plans complicate consensus. Local leaders urge decisive action to avoid delays.
A collapse near Petersburg injured several residents including Flora Cox and Prentha Warr. Anthony was among those treated. families awaited word on the victims as Plainville prepared for a forthcoming game in Plainville.
A fragmented local notice reports marriage of Montgomery Burke to Teferponvete with mention of a jury of public figures, a Democrat nominee for a judge seat, and references to Mason and Indianapolis. The text is garbled but centers on a wedding and political context.
June 17. Circuit court heard the case of Herbert Day and his band. They fled to avoid charges while two accomplices were sentenced. A judge fined one man thirty days and three hundred dollars. another was fined eighty dollars and sentenced to thirty days.
A coroner jury examines the death of a bartender after a February incident in the city. Witnesses describe the victim’s friends and associates, with details of his last hours and hospital death. The inquiry aims to establish cause and circumstances surrounding the fatal event.
A provisional jail term was handed down yesterday after a six month sentence and a separate five month term. Authorities report the individual held in connection with a charge of drinking in a toll area and faces further proceedings in county jail.
A lengthy session notes Rev Mr Rhoades well known in the city. He serves as an instructor in chemistry and German at Washington Wig School. The document from Viocelhes Capital outlines community ties and a major vote context.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled note about a campaign bet against Beveridge. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, with broken phrases and nonsensical segments making core facts indiscernible. The readable bits do not establish a coherent event or outcome.
A court ruled that the defendant must pay 90000 in damages to the Gibson client. The decision followed a trial in which Stephen Hast and others testified, with the outcome recorded on Thursday.
A man and a child were injured when a vehicle struck a cart in Lavned and Opryenider streets. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with passengers fleeing and a woman panicking over a financial matter as police investigated the accident.
An ad describing kidney disease as a leading cause of sudden deaths and detailing symptoms such as bladder issues headaches back pain and dizziness. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy to restore kidney function, reduce frequent urination and night awakenings, and urges readers to request a booklet by mail.
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