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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
A scrambled clipping records numerous personal moves with names like Margaret Wagner Aliie Holmes Kate Neal Laura Capps Hamjee Williams and Ada Brummel visiting or traveling to Wheatland Indianapolis Bloomington and Shoals. It notes Lodge meeting tonight and a barber shop upgrade along with casual street chatter and a weathered line about the ice factory and hot nights affecting business.
Evening stars Mercury and Jupiter visible with the Moon, morning planets Verigg Saturn and Macs Jupiter noted in conjunction. Weather outlook calls for continued starlit skies and probably fair conditions tonight.
Dean of Senate Len ion, born to a poor farm family, rose from poverty to become Wisconsin’s wealthiest man. The text notes his ascent from humble beginnings to substantial wealth, with a fortune estimated at at least 15 million dollars. It highlights his long career in finance and industry shaping the state and nation.
A short biographical sketch recalls a man who grew up poor in Fredericton and moved to Wisconsin at 16. He plowed land, built wealth across timber, mills, banks, and farms, becoming a notable northern Wisconsin and Michigan magnate. Rockefeller plans to help titlers with sizable farm education and mortgage loans support in 1900s.
National League results with detailed line scores and battery compositions across venues in New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Houston Detroit Washington Cleveland and New York. Notable players include Peters Haines Bender Lipp and Agnew with batteries featuring Williams Son and Agnew Ford and others.
London June 19 six suffrage leaders faced prison terms and began a hunger strike upon arrival at jail. Two militants from the Women's Freedom See, Mrs Octane Carrendon Hyde and Miss Bunting, were sentenced to 14 days for obstructing police at a suffragette meeting near Premier Asquith's residence.
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