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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
3
A Saturday night debate features a socialist advocate and a conservative critic exchanging points. The audience notes both sides failed to fully answer each other, while the technicalities of governance and liberty are debated amid references to officials and public policy.
King Charles of Roumania grants an Echo de Paris interview after forty seven years on the throne. He stresses personal influence, cites a plebiscite ascent, and notes French connections through a Murat aunt and a Beauharnais aunt. He remains active at seventy five and discusses Poland Turkey and France military service and national strength.
A fragmentary item appears to reference pastas and a brave act. The readable text is garbled with no clear names places or dates to identify a full event or source context.
Fragmentary report notes tent construction linked to a plan by Gecomimedaty and BMS Ape for a transit or settlement project. Mentions United States involvement and emigration context with unclear details and garbled place names.
Four firemen died and three others were hospitalized after a disastrous fire in Montreal Canada on June 22. The incident involved a Crown in Gil Tank and an adjacent Tilisdedd tank. William I. Wites and Fred L. Were reportedly drowned in the tanks amid the chaos.
The proclamation announces the appointment of a new postmaster at Lingenwed. The individual, described as a physician and resident, is named Robinsey, with ties to local governance and community roles. A town meeting and election context are implied for supporting offices.
The death of Mrs Fannie Clark wife of William H Clark a farmer seven miles east of the city on State road occurred late Saturday. Paralysis caused the death after a long illness with strokes two years apart last Thursday she had the third stroke found unconscious and never regained consciousness. Mrs Clark was widely known and highly respected in the neighborhood where she lived.
A garbled account describes heavy gravel wagons on Brick Street causing debris and dust as they move. The read appears to mention loading, sacks, chips, and a damaged surface, with references to street objects and nearby od noises, though many words are uncertain.
Henry Charles Faestes and Barbara Sehneiler will wed Tuesday in Washington. The ceremony will unite two of the citys best known young business people. Mr Basgler and Migs Seinelder have been partners in the Goodneck Growers Company store for years, each owning a significant interest.
WLOB Allen deputy postmaster announced a C O D feature for parcel post will start July 1 with an extra ten cent charge. The system lets senders pay the article price to the carrier when delivered, similar to the express business.
Bloomfield Indiana June 23 Perry Brown 35 listed with his mother Mrs Mary Brown in Bloomfield attempted suicide last night firing a revolver at his head. The bullet glanced off near the skull and did not penetrate.
A fragment outlines a belief about an individual unable to set a drug and a rash net Brown reportedly addicted to apram ba 9 tig. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details or names to establish a factual news item.
A mosaic of short items covers agriculture exports to Colombo and Hong Kong, a Wisconsin farmer shipping gin-sense to China, tree planting by Canadian Pacific, and a Missouri spelling contest winner. Also noted are asphalt and wood pavement plans for Philadelphia schools and a Washington DC interview praising tariff policy amid market uncertainty and calls for tariff revision balanced with protection.
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