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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads like a busy chronicle of names, places, and social notes. Mentions include Cincinnati, Trinityst, New Point, Miss Sutton, Mr Wink Ain Tay Wilson, Bertha McKilley, Mrs Vivid Pax, and Miss Ackermich among others. The text weaves travel, visits, and local happenings with scattered dates and locations.
The text thanks friends and announces a LOST item reward. It mentions Bert Streeter at 461 Jackson Street with a phone number ending in 482. It references a lodge event and a time for a gathering and appreciation.
Fragmentary OCR yields a fragmentary item alleging testimony for Pach and a loss of federal reign, mentioning political figures and party affiliation with garbled names. The readable portions indicate a political content surrounding a Republican context and official actions.
A garbled text fragment references Taft, conventions, and summer months with unclear names and dates. It sources invitations and responses, mentioning individuals and places in a cluttered OCR passage, yielding a partial record of civic or political activity.
A garbled national league results segment mentions teams and players such as Petre, Mirage Brown, Vider, Phidade, and others. The text references New York, Detroit, and Boston markets with scattered names and abbreviations, implying a scattered recap of league results and notable performances without clear dates or standings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Edwin Ay Brown of Denker and a misread report from Chicago about his travels and moral critique of charities. A separate item from York, Pennsylvania reports Mrs Henry Menges, 70, injuring her shoulder after stepping on a loose stone while carrying eggs.
Fragmented text shows judges, cases, and a high profile appeal tied to the Wickersham era. Mention appears of Campiell Ouee Wat Pass and national enforcement themes, with references to Oklahoma and Minnesota court action. The article hints at a presidential or attorney general involvement and temporary injunctions in a historic legal proceeding.
The suspect Charlton confessed to murdering his wife with a mallet after a heated quarrel. He described tying the body to a trunk, dumping it in a river, and sinking the trunk, then fleeing to New York where he claimed a bank teller job and a happy marriage prior to the tragedy.
A June heat wave caused extensive fallout with numerous deaths and injuries across Chivaun and surrounding areas. Reports indicate at least 43 fatalities tied to extreme temperatures, with additional victims from related incidents as responders note overwhelmed emergency services and ongoing investigations into the weather event.
The census announces Washington D C population as 1 with unclear figures from a fragmentary report. It notes 1900 population at 278 TR and lists county figures such as Howard Morris Norway near S881 and 43k in another county. The text is garbled but references official census releases and eligibility rules.
Johnson forfeited bond after failing to appear in court for violating speed regulations. Police Judge Deasy sought a bench warrant, but the tenant staffer reportedly asked for the hall money, leading the court to set the fine at the specified amount.
Fragmented notes recount a chaotic 19th century column with varied items: political riffs on Endeavorers with a rejected proposal, a wrecked sailor washed ashore, a hangings report, a gallows tale, heat waves in Washington, a Knox note on arbitration, German singer news in Chicago, a senate inquiry, a gold coin swallowed by a child, and scattered human-interest vignettes across multiple locales.
A desert prospecting tale reports a mule named Mure uncovering a gold nugget valued at about fifty dollars. The animal belongs to Clyde Durham and James Desmond, who are unsure of the nugget’s exact desert location.
A garbled page fragment lists names and dates, including Henry Wont Seeker born at Lottebed and 1813 events, with scattered references to astronomy such as Venus and Mercury positions and sunrise. The text mixes biographical hints, places, and unidentified calendar items, yielding a partial, era-flavored snapshot without coherent narrative.
A fragment from a late 19th century paper describes a neighbor dispute over damages to property, a ban on reclaim, and a court case about hotel tips as a luxury expense. It notes assessments of damages, dates, and the idea that tipping may be or may not be a necessary business expense.
The international Aeronautic Federation plans exam requirements for would be aviators before granting driving rights. It cautions against overvaluing bravado, citing trials in France and Germany where inadequately trained pilots operated machines. Early automobile lessons showed dangers of premature independence.
Fragmented notices inform residents of trustees and attorneys to meet at defined locations on specific days each week or month. Individuals including Samuel Shufflebarger George Ward Ollie Gilliam and others set office hours at towns like Elnora Montgomery Glendale and Blinnora with schedule details for Harrison Kilmore Reeve Staple and other townships.
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