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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
3
For sale a six room modern dwelling well located on Dewey arc ane bar shade and pretty lawn. Price reasonable as owner leaving city. Contact DILLARD Site 5, Koof Watl dime. Phones ov 2 and 622. May be at Smith and Walk or other listed contacts.
Report details the damaged locomotive pulled from Blue Hole and moved to shop yards for overhaul after the disaster night of March 12. Workers and visitors inspect the wreck, with belief it can be repaired for future service though fronts and frames show wear. The scene at Bin Hole is described as crystal clear with abundant fish visible at times. A separate Washington dispatch notes recommended examiners for various posts in the district.
Multiple small notices list rental offers and lost items from a local paper. Reads like a classifieds page with entries for rental property on Main Street and Wal First street, plus various lost items including a dog and a vest pocket notebook. Miscellaneous notices about events, booster ads, and a PUPILS RECital invitation follow.
Wireless reports from Manila on June 17 describe a final rout of the Maros of Mount Bagsag near Jolo. American forces under Brig. Gen Pershing advanced with heavy numbers, suffering 12 dead and 20 wounded in the campaign. The sultan of Jolo, defying the government, proclaimed he ruled the Philippines and beyond.
Reports from El Paso indicate ongoing rebel activity along the border as federal reinforcements arrive to bolster garrisons. Bridges were destroyed and communications disrupted amid clashes near Juarez and Chihuahua, with combatants claiming gains and setbacks in the border region.
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling on oil tariffs, stating that while rail rate schedules are presumed reasonable, they remain subject to court review to determine whether they provide reasonable compensation to the railroads.
Nantwille Tenn June 17 The board of trustees of Vanderbilt University approved a Carnegie gift of 1 090 009 to the media department.
VanTrees street between Meridian and time A and HI. residents plan to thank Warren Routt for paying water service at his home. The resulting temporary closure to access water mains reduced traffic and dust that had riled the neighborhood in recent weeks. A petition to council had been discussed but the city later moved to repair or pave streets on its own initiative.
Mr and Mrs John Ward of Harrison township held a Monday reception for their son Dawald Ward and his wife who wed Sunday evening June fifteenth. About thirty relatives attended the event. refreshments were served and the couple received many presents from local supporters.
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