Street car derailed by auto collision near Main and Third
A white steam car owned by Thomas Nugent, driven by his son, knocked a street car off its track near Main and East Third streets around 3 PM. The crash damaged the vestibule and windows, with the car needing to be moved to the barn for repairs as onlookers watched in alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Main
East Third Streets
Thomas Nugent
Wernard Higin
Nugent
Third Street
le Opyorle
Nagewi
Ike
Avon
Etree Var
Vincennes Drug Trader George Watjen Dies at 65
George F. Watjen, a Vincennes drug businessman long prominent in local interests, died after a period of poor health. He was sixty five and leaves a widow and four children. Funeral arrangements are being held in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Watjen
Vincennes Oay
Bie Trather
Hermgo J. Watjen
Vincetnes
Special Value Corset Covers for Annual Event
An item listing highlights snowy white undergarments with prices that seem low for the muslin fabric. Corset covers and draw special trims are offered at specially trimmed prices for this annual event. The four following items are presented as very special values.
Drawers and Nightwear with Lace Trim In Sale
Drawers priced at 1.00 and 75 cents Maslin and Cambric Drawers with umbrella bounce trimmed in fine German wall lace and narrow embroidery feeding at a sale price of 39 cents.
Nightgowns at 98c in ten lacetrimmed styles offered
Ten gown styles in lace and embroidery trims advertised at 98 cents each. Prices include nightgowns in a range from 98 cents to a higher tag, showcasing exceptional value in the department.
Fragmented Fashion Snippet Hints at Underskirt Trends
A garbled OCR fragment hints at underskirt styles with terms like flounced designs and decorative trims. Details are unclear about people, places, or dates.
United Brethren Day Observed by Local Church
The local United Brethren Church observed the day with a 6:40 a.m. prayer meeting and a full schedule of services. Pastors from earlier years were honored, new members welcomed, and a Love-Feast held after evening ordinances. The current pastor Rev. W W Moore received praise for his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hobson
C. P
Hobson
Jake City
Iowa
J. W. Gilly
Medora
Hoy
J. Frank Hanly
United Brethren of
Snyder
Boyd
J. Ernest Paddock
University Heights
Insianapolis
C. Bsu
W W. Moore
Trip Covers 374 Miles in Two Days to Odon
Joseph Norman Chit Layman and Dese Lawrence visiting Frank Norman at Odon traveled from Coshocton Ohio in an automobile. They left Cushov ton Ohio and drove 274 miles to Odon with only ten miles of bad roads and no breakdowns on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Norman
Chit Layman
Dese Lawrence
Frank Norman
Odon
Cushovton
Ohio
Odan
Coshocton
John J Coughlin Moves to Start Painting Firm in Washington
John J. Coughlin former foreman at TL & N railway shop in Birmingham Alabama has moved back to Washington. He will engage in contracting painting work and will reside at 109 Pearl Street with his family.
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John J. Coughlin
Birmingham
Alabama
Washington
Some Good Ball Games Sunday in Plainville Clash
In Plainville, north of wnnselty, locals talked of a ball game Sunday between Plainville and the Indigpapella Shamrocks. The town buzzed over Plainville’s victory as every man leaned into the result, praising the team’s early play and overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Wnnselty
Wace
Indigpapella Shamrocks
Plainville Bunkien
Andy Carnegie
Fragmented notes recount a chaotic baseball scene and a Blackfeet war tale
The text describes a muddled baseball moment at a central point with kicks and bolts amid a tense final. It shifts to a Blackfeet war tale praising a hero named Herringar, portraying a chaotic day with reflections on clerks and a rough battlefield ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Clerks
Paul GiBebn
Poe
Heiis
Eithsh
Navy S class ship collision amid fog and snow
A naval clash occurred in fog with a British cruiser Gladiagut resemblance noted to an American liner. Stormy conditions and navigation errors led to near disaster as battle crews maintained discipline despite a tense morning.
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Sappho
Dungerness
Diminens
Dover
Tifei
Gladiagut
Ateamship St. Bau
Oreasion the
Weasels
Fortnightly Club and Tin Wedding Observed in Style
Mrs. Charles Cohragh hosted the Fortnightly Club on Main Street to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Odhran’s tin wedding. The evening featured whist, charitable contributions, a supper on bright tin plates, and ornate table decorations with lace, roses, and candle shades. Guests included many club members and friends such as Alice Wilson, Edna Wilson, Miss Tideall, Miss Baile Haggerty, and Dr and Mrs Spinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Co¢hrag
Main Street
Fortnighny Club
Saturda
Perdsion
Dod
Odhran
Frien Club
Gers
Alice
Edna Wilson
Tideall
Baile Haggerty
Gegree Cramer
Adirian Hemersly
Jak
Reinga
John Winston
F, Spinks
Carnival Week in Washington Sparks Busy Town
Rain dampens but cannot halt preparations as workers load royal joust show wagons in the district. Spectators gather amid bands and barkers offering thrills at the midway as vendors promise excitement from spring to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Kopio
Nudp
Sexerak
Calhoun Bribe Case Leads to Jury Deadlock
In Calhoun bribery matter a national jury failed to reach a verdict. Patrick Calhoun faces potential conviction as prosecutors press for action and further court steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton Gomngress
Calhoun
Patrick Calhoun
Cotton congress gathers at Ozark resort for week long session
Buyers from Orient and other cotton growers converge on Monte S, Arkansas, for the third annual Nigita Cotton congress. Delegates hear reports on crop conditions and will discuss finances with W H Harvey overseeing treasurer duties. Friday features John D Walker of Sparta Ga and a public program including a hay ride and ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Se. Ark
Ozark Mountain
Nitiga Cotton Congress
Barrows
Gulf Misu
Congress
Cottes
Bates
W.H. Harvey
Orient
White River
John D. Walker
Sparta
South
Wheat and Corn In Subroundine Country
The wheat crop faces testing prospects as farmers work fields amid slow progress. Plowing continues while harvest delays loom, affecting overall farm plans and expected yields for the season.
Runaway Horse Terrifies Street Before Halting in City
A horse owned by the Scort Vine Company bolted through the north area Sunday afternoon at high speed, injuring no one as Mrs. Joe Ry Scott guided it along the street. Spectators praised her calm control as the animal finally halted near Southeast Third Street after a wild dash.
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Scort Vine Aertative Company
Joe Ry Scott
Artem
South East Third Street
Temporary Matron Appointed at Orphans' Home
County commissioners appoint Mrs Albion Horrall as temporary matron after death of Mrs L L Hanemeier. Mrs Hanemeier’s duties fall to Horrall while a permanent nurse is to be paid by the commission at their July meeting.
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Albion Horrall
Ll. F. Hanemeier
Hanemeier
Gifts of Distinction at Jepson's
Gifts of Distinction at Jepson's offer sterling silver pieces, handpainted china, and an assortment of homeware. The ad touts Flower Vases, Bowls, Bread Trays, Sandwich Plates, Relish Dishes, Coffee Sets, Tea Sets, Sugar and Creamers, Water Pitchers, and Chests of Tarnished silver in various combinations.
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House of Jepson
Randwich
Baptized at White River and other notes from West Washington
A Sunday baptism at White River near Meqaiping station is described by a West Washington church pastor. The text also mentions diverse topics from tariff debates and federal judges to Aldrich era politics, protectionism, and international relations, including a note about Australia offering a dreadnought to England.
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General Bayiist Church of
West Washington
White River
Meqaiping Station
Fragmented OCR Wire Service Snippet on Politics and Society
An unclear OCR fragment references political debate, a Missouri police issue, dog ownership, and various scattered names and places. The text appears to mix mentions of vetoes, lawmakers, and civic topics with garbled names and phrases, lacking coherent event details or dates.
Hawaiian Strike Movement Faces Legal Crackdown
Honolulu reports leaders of a Hawaiian strike movement are under scrutiny as federal and territorial authorities seized offices on June 7 and arrested sappers. Editor Y Boga of JIM was indicted twice for conspiracy and bound over for both charges. The Red Star Zeulagid arriving from Antwerp collided with an unknown vessel near Southampton, sustaining damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Japanese Atrike
Pappini
Y. Boga
Two Pictures Exhibit At The Gell Show
Two photographs attract much attention at the Rett Clothing show. One titled hay in Hits clever wary ee depicts climb the fence and the mossy fellows in the evandlfend while the other shows the marathon victory with exhaustion on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Hart
Wreck on WY Morning Kills Mail Clerk in Collision
A head on crash between Southern and another passenger train near Belmont Montana Mt Carmel left one dead and several injured. Mail clerk W L Jackson of New Albany was killed. engineers and many passengers suffered injuries as crews struggled to control the wreck.
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Princeton
Ind
Mt. Carmel
Tilnots
W. L. Jackwos
New Albany
Raward Darley
Prinbelbe
Hia
Loute
Indiana Prohibition Drive Aims Statewide Campaign
Indiana Anti-Galoon League plans a statewide prohibition campaign with reorganized leaders and key figures like former Speaker Samuel Artman and ex-Governor Harry. effort targets Republican leaders and counties showing support for prohibition as a unifying state policy. Local counties largely back the push, with only a few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidianapolty
Ind
Indiana Anti-galoan League
Bing Prohtitioniats
Samuel Artenan
House of Representatives
Harry
Artman
Edry
Hanry Jwill
Pyokth! We
Waecead
Prominent father's daughter draws society attention
A daughter of Henry C Frick, noted Pittsburgh steel magnate, enters society amid rumors of wealth and status. The piece mentions high society rites and public interest in her formal entrance, with figures cited about population and events.
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Henry C
Frick
Pitraburg
Etoré
Earthaweke
Fra Dubytante
Daughters of Missionaires
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Mushn
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Andersdy
Washington Gravel
Rand
Japa
Linea
Aritish
Mer
Hay
TIUE
Sen Frantisco
Bagnase
San Francisco
Patrick Cal Pive
Lawler
Theiir
Mr. Henry
Jepson
Aldrich Glawirbinns
Mr Haucake
Russia
Osse
Eer Attar Redding Benatar
Throweh
Aldrich
Hizx
Tari
Breathity
Penator Timan
Roosevelt
Dar- Witt
Seashor Mills
Texas
Patriotic Australia
England
Missouri
Michikan
Jay
Thelaed
Malefac
New England
Agajo
Ségator
Jersey
Canada
Navy
Omaha
Southampton
Red Star Steamship
Zeulgid
Antwerp
New York
London
Count Zeppelin
North Sea
Rica
Invba
Ceeapeegre Te Ares
Ghartes Forbes
Toco
Lek
Bweineer Kobeht
Enat St.Lewia
Jamun
Princwton
Areman
John
Pleriad
Fiag
Indiana
Telial
Jiahd
Indianay
India
Arnold
Mac Dougal Store
Brigg
Optician
West, the Jeweler
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