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The readable text fragments mention a note about fines and a series of names, suggesting a local record of fines or exemptions. No clear event, dates, or organizations are discernible due to the garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
3
The readable text fragments mention a note about fines and a series of names, suggesting a local record of fines or exemptions. No clear event, dates, or organizations are discernible due to the garbled OCR.
Fragmented text describes dangers facing young girls as they reach age fifteen. It mentions fears, societal pressures, and risky environments, with references to guardians, streets, and misfortune affecting youths. The piece implies concern about vulnerable females amid troubling urban influences.
A disturbing accident near Wisite Mes, Mier ha Sep binem, ends in the death of a woman named Wanda. The event follows a collapse that stranded residents in a rural area. authorities report several homes were damaged and residents were evacuated. The Merchants’ Magazine notes the incident as a local disaster tying to a broader movement in the region.
Old saying claims a sound stomach keeps the day safe and free of trouble. The ad touts Dr Caldwell’s English remedy as a simple laxative to cure dyspepsia constipation and related digestive disorders and urges readers to ask their druggist for a 60 cent bottle.
Telegraph notes report a range of items from banking decisions in Chattanooga to prostrations from heat and a fatal warehouse fire in New Oceans, plus legal cases of embezzlement, foreign diplomacy remarks, and a sheriff posse shooting in Claremore.
Summary of scattered scores across the American and National Leagues with team names like New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Toledo. Includes results from multiple cities and leagues, notable for early season results and standings updates.
Kansas City and National stock markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices for June 23. Native cattle and calves bid ranges shown with futures and feeders, plus hogs including heavy and sows with quoted weights and prices. Sheep and lambs prices in both markets listed with feeder trends and implied demand.
Reader recounts a voyage seeking relief from lung trouble through a Spokane healer and a California trip before finding King’s New Discovery. The letter extols a lung remedy for coughs bronchitis and related diseases and notes a free trial and guarantee. Townsley arrives in city to relieve depot operators.
An incident in a works environment involves an employer's pistol used by Corrington. Ing Dune g4 Mars lon, chief clerk to de WoLon, supervised the Lawsuite and 5 Railroad Company. The account notes actions and a firearm discharge during the afternoon.
A fragmented Evansville dated item references a strike near Evanskilne Tid with mentions of unions, negotiators, and prospects of a settlement. The note hints at conference talks, signatures, and potential action by labor groups.
Washington June 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a general reduction appeal from Amellen manufacturers asking for lower freight rates on cotton cloth jackets playsuits and related garments. The commission noted the existing schedules and stated any rate changes would affect road charges nationwide.
The readable fragments describe a local event at Wabdapark with names and actions that are not fully legible. It references people and places but lacks coherent details or dates.
A lack of funds forces cancellation of the upcoming militia camp to be held at Fort Benjamin Harrison. An order from Adjutant General Perry postpones the camp for battery boys and militia officers while the annual medical officer training proceeds at Sparta Wisconsin. The cancellation stems from a shortfall in appropriation estimated at $13 thousand, impacting the ten day program.
Reuben Wheat, found guilty of murder in the first degree, was formally sentenced to the state prison for life. Sentence held until Wednesday to allow attorneys to seek a new trial. Also mentioned is Roger Q Mills of Texas, and an unrelated medical advertisement about deafness cures.
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