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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text reflects a mix of local notices, editorials, and community concerns. It mentions a board of children's guardians, penalties for neglect, and references to property and welfare matters. The piece also alludes to weather, pestering social issues, and local happenings with unclear names and dates.
Ambiguous text reveals a prominent business man facing county level scrutiny amid a review board. Allegations reference ties to “the goads” and possible ties to political entities as higher courts prepare action before the next session. Court adjourned amid appeals to the supreme court.
The report notes that candidates often make expansive promises to gain support but forget them after the election. It highlights a dangerous pattern of retaliation threats linked to campaign pledges and outlines a case involving Oscar Hudkins of Brazil as an example.
The article notes corn cob pipes become favored among farmers in the east and west, praised for their practical design and growing revenue potential. It discusses manufacturing interest, materials, and evolving use of cobs, with expectations of wider adoption as a rustic, affordable option.
A fragmentary polemic argues against a ban on feather dusters as an instrument of death. It questions household substitutes and cites opposition from domestic workers and reformers, suggesting fear of a sanitary crisis and urging practical alternatives.
An article fragment describes a dramatic scene with a czar, thief, and heaven and hell imagery. It mentions an artist named Deraytters Emedel Wii and a courtroom or public setting where figures discuss a fate, a sale, and the reveal of figures connected to a suspect or accused person. The narrative traces a tense sequence end with a sale and disclosure among representatives.
Fragmented OCR text shows unreadable lines and scattered letters. No coherent event or names emerge to form a full news item or concrete details.
Washington debates a 10 million emergency appropriation for census expenses. Chairman Yawney explains the needs and warns that the bureau may suspend work next Wednesday if not approved. The committee faces internal voting tension as miscounts and procedural issues arise, with deputies dispatched to ensure order amid a heated session.
The Mixgitlanavas stand trial before Judge Carr in the Court of Oyer and Terminer charged with the November shooting death of John Headley, 21, with William Findlay Brower assisting. The defendant’s behavior and alleged motives are disputed as the Commonwealth seeks a homicide verdict. A separate action in White Plains notes the state attorney general will seek an order on Thaw’s sanity in Brooklyn next Monday.
A garbled legal report shows a county option decision delayed until fall. It references McPherson circuit court actions and notes officials and dates near a state government process, with unclear names and outcomes.
A large rowboat carrying nine tourists and four Irish boatmen overturned on Lower Lough Leane amid a NW wind. All tourists and ten boatmen perished. several names listed as victims. Bodies were not recovered as searchers found the craft overturned with two boatmen on the keel. Rev Mr Flarton and others seen ashore briefly before vanishing.
Wormillon county farmer Brevens shot while driving from Tanville to Geape Creek. Wilk, his companion, could not provide details. Stevens will die. Famed writer Miss Jewel Lite dies in Mainz after long illness. regarded as a prominent American novelist.
Following a trivial quarrel George Cohen, four years old, shouted a ta red life and killed Margie Parrell, eight years his senior. The shooting occurred at Edgefield, a suburb.
June 25 report from Lin Ton describes police efforts to control a smallpox scare in Breene’s Gapital. Citizens face curfew and crowded streets as public gatherings are restricted. Local dog incidents and canine removals tied to the confusion amid quarantine measures.
Chicago June 4 The American Trust and Savings bank and the Continental National Bank of Chicago agree to consolidate while keeping their names and corporate existence. Combined capital and surplus around 16.5 million with deposits totaling about 102.6 million. Continental National’s President Reynolds declined Taft's offer for secretary of the treasury.
London June 24 The American and European members of the commission appointed by the International Meteorological Committee in Paris in 1907 consider adoption of an international maritime weather signal system. The new code, adopted by unanimous vote, will require changes to existing American and European signaling methods and the American Weather Bureau has authorized a change of signals. It is expected that the international code will be adopted on motions along the American coast.
A coroner-led inquiry into the deaths of five American and four English travelers and two boatmen after a boat capsized on Lower Killarney Lake opened on June 2. The two boatmen who survived could not testify as they recovered, and the hearing adjourned until Monday. Leary described a huge wave and successive swells that threw passengers into the water. Two bodies have been recovered, including Mrs. W. Coburn of Lowell, Massachusetts.
A complete inventory of the Texas property of Waters Pierce Oil Co is planned for auction within two months after the company was ousted from the state Receiver Eckhardt reports the property value around 2 000 000 Standard Oil Co will not be allowed to bid and if it does its offer will be rejected Much preparatory work remains before the sale can proceed
A misdirected firearm in a family home led to the unintentional shooting of Esra Hath by her brother, sparking investigations into safety and handling of weapons within households. Police report details remain scant as authorities seek witnesses and confirm ages and exact relations.
A notice states that all persons keeping or harboring dogs must confine them to a secure place. Dogs found roaming at large without a permit will be killed. The directive is issued under authority of the marshal and anne.
Sean Yoon advocates using baking powder to boost Peter’s appetite in a brief note highlighting a home remedy approach and potential culinary improvement.
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