Plans for brick depot at Washington to rise this year
Maintenance of way for B and O Southwestern plans a brick one story depot in Washington with large waiting rooms and a modern ticket office. Plans to forward to Cincinnati for approval before Baltimore endorsement and start work as papers return, replacing the dilapidated station moved from Ft Ritner about forty years ago. Continued on Fourth Page.
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B. & O. Southwestern Railway
Cincinnati
O. Ke
Ibe
Baltimore
Ft. Ritner
O. K
Washington
Ladies Drawers in Cambrié with Trimmed Flounces
Specially priced ladies drawers in outsizes made of cambrié with trim flounces. Emphasis on hem stitching and tucks. Describes extra large sizing and quality finish, noting special price and limited availability.
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Cote Fogg
Commencement at St Simon's Academy Delights Audience
St Simon's Academy held its annual commencement Tuesday night with three young women graduating Miss Bertha Smeltzer Miss Lena Donahue and Miss Anna Raymann essays on The Good The Trio The Beautiful delivered in clear voices and aided by a strong musical program. The hall was crowded and Rev J W Doyle presented diplomas as girls in Japanese costumes performed doll drills and a sacred Magnificat drew applause.
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Bf. Simon's Hall
St. Simon's Academy
St. Simon's “Academy
Bertha ©. Smeltzer
Lena M. Donahue
Anna E. Raymann
J. W. Doyle
M. Kiefer
W. Bous
M. Bourgholtzer
E. Beckman
H. Satmn
Bertha C. Smeltzer
N. ‘Smieltzer
B. C. Smeltzer
M. Keller
G. Kretz
N. ‘Thompson
Garnet
Lena Davis
Secred Chorus
Lertha C. Smeltzer
Mother Testifies She Shot Town Marshal in Boonville Murder Trial
Evansville June 20 A sensational turn in the Andrew Williams murder trial unfolds as his mother Mrs mi perra Williams testifies that she fired the shot that killed Town Marshal Robert Williams of Boonville Ind last January. The courtroom scene recounts a night of mob activity and a claim by the defendant’s mother that she acted, not her son, in the fatal shooting.
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Evansville
Andrew Williams
Robert Williams
Boonsville
Ind
Mi Perra Williams
Marshal Willams
James Leigh
Phouse
Marshal Williams
Indiana preacher and deaths in district trial report
The text notes a violent incident with a crowd, indictments for Marshal Williams and others, and mentions the Andrew Williams trial with a verdict expected today. It also reports the death of Rev. A. Goodwin, an Indiana Methodist pioneer, at age eighty seven in Indianapolis.
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A. Goodwin
Indiana
Indianapolis
Insurance Fire Injures Woman at Home in Gasoline Stove Accident
Mrs Hazelton of Sycamore street suffered burns to hands arms neck and ear when gasoline spilled under a burner ignited by a lit flame. Insurance agent M Walker helped extinguish the blaze with burns to his left hand. Hazelton, nineteen, remains confined at home for several weeks.
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Ogal Horetton
Sycamore Street
B. & O. Southwestern
Hazelton
M. Walker
Azelton
Williamses to wed in Redlands with Mexican honeymoon
Arthur Williams and Miss Helen Williams will marry tomorrow in Redlands California. After the ceremony they will honeymoon in Ola Mexico for two weeks before returning to Redlands to establish their home. Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Arthur, formerly city editor of the Gazette and now a hearse driver. Mrs. Williams is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Williams, former Washington residents.
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Frank Arthur
Helen Williams
Redlands
California
Ola Mexico
Makel
Mer. Arthur
John F. Arthur
Gazette
Williams
John
E. Williams
Ctizens of
Washington
Young Odenton Attorney Fails to Stir Up Convention
An ODEO opposition to Laughlin’s renomination faced a tough convention battle in Loogootee as the young attorney held firm against forced retirement. Efforts to sideline Laughlin with tricks failed, leaving Elmer E. Hastings as the only viable alternative, though his unpopularity risked party unity.
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E. T. Asa
Loogootee Tomorro
Rom Templeman
Esting Istory
Laughlin
Trick
Taughtin Spenly
Elmer E. Hastings
iTing
George
Grant
Will
Aikman
Hastings
Eaders
Lang
Laughline
Grays Disbanding Amid Washington Baseball Stockholders
Grays disband as Washington baseball association abandons Sunday business. Stockholders say no profits remain and the stockholders at the meeting last night agreed to end the concern. The irregular OCR text reflects a dissolved organization and a formal conclusion to the group’s activities.
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Washington
Lyons Davis Wedding Bequests Noted in Fragmentary Record
Fragmentary OCR notes a Lyons Davis wedding with references to Rev 6 AL Saunders and a lavish feast. Mentions a widow bride, Mitchell, Loogpotee, Bequests from Mr and Mrs John Doyie and Mr and Mrs Jamed Woperits, plus traveling suit description and conventional black.
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Egrenony
AL Saunders
Mitchell
Iquite
Arto
Svor Ray
John Doyie
Jamed Woperits
Berry Accepted Chief Trains Dispatcher Post at Hagerstown
H H Berry long time B and O Southwestern train dispatcher and respected Washington figure reportedly resigns to take a chief trains dispatcher role in Hagerstown Maryland with a higher salary. His family plans to move as arrangements are made. Berry has served here about seventeen years, contributing to city welfare and earning broad friendship.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
H. H. Berry
B. & O. Southwestern
Washirton
Mabytar
Western Waryland Railroad
Barton Funeral Attended Largely At St Siman Church
The funeral of G. d. Barton was largely attended this morning at St Siman Church. Father Doyle conducted the services and Father Garrity performed the burial at St Simion cemetery. Pallbearers included J. Carty Michael Hayes E F Meredith Belding Wiliam Heffernan and A J Padgett. Floral tribute from the Daviess County bar.
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G. d.Bartton
Father Doyle
St. Simo! Beautiful
Father Garrity
J. Carty
Michael Hayes
E. F. ? Merdith
Graduates in Veale Hold Commencement Exercises
The Veale township common school graduation will be at Pleasant Hill church on June 2. The program opens with songs and prayers led by Rev. Mr. Steele, includes solos by Mrs. Mary Peak McKernan and Edith Davis, a female quartet, and a male quartet. Diplomas are presented by Superintendent P. H. McHenry.
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Veale ‘Township
Pleasant Hill
Stéele
Elassi
Caalie Allison
Eblyg Haghey
Mary Peak McKernan
Arnold Davis
P.H. McHenry
Salaries in Princeton City Council Set for Year
Princeton city council fixed salaries including Mayor 350 dollars plus half of docket fees, Clerk 600, Councilmen 100, street committee 50, Marshal 750, Patrolmen 510. Text notes conflict with statutes and ends with stray unrelated line about curling hair.
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Princeton
Keller Printing Plant Fire Destroys Evansville Facility
A Keller Printing Company plant in Evansville was gutted by a blaze Tuesday morning, with estimated losses reaching 50 000. Firefighters fought a long battle as twelve presses and the paper stage were destroyed, though the building was insured for 40 000 and the loss expected to be around 50 000 with other insured equipment likely damaged. The cause remains undetermined and the site is owned by George Mesker.
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Keller Printing Company
Evansyilla
W. H. Keller
George Mesker
Bumorg
Sunday Fishing Laws Spark Old State Rule Debate
Rumor spread that State Fish and Game Commissioner Sweeney of Columbus ordered a Sunday fishing crackdown, but official Don Earle says he has no power to enforce. The old Sabbath desecration law remains. farmers near New Philadelphia report arrests for Sunday fishing despite lack of prosecutions tied to Sweeney.
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Sweeney
Columbus
Sweeneyhet
Iesin
Don E. Earle
Harle
Eeney
Kellogg acquitted in Bloomington on land promo case
Ulysses Kellogg, a Canadian land promoter, was acquitted yesterday of the charge of dwindling forty citizens but was rearrested immediately on an affidavit filed by another alleged victim. Indianapolis reports that ex-Auditor David Dick’s appeal argument date is set for October 4.
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Bloomington
Ulysses
Kellogg
Indianapolis
Stata Davidick
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