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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
A damaged page fragment shows a clutter of advertisements and notices from a city newspaper. It mentions a Westminster Presbyterian church event, a charity pledge, and various local vendors, with scattered names, addresses, and dated notes amid garbled text.
A zeppelin named the Deutschland carrying newspaper men crashed in a forest near the mountains during an aerial voyage. Rescue crews scramble as reports describe search efforts and the fate of crew and journalists.
The Zeppelin airliner crashed near the Teuto purger forest in Germany after wind tore the craft apart. Rescue ships and troops were deployed as reporters on board sent notices while Count Zeppelin reportedly broke down and wept upon learning of the loss.
Ibrahim Wardani an Egyptian student and Nationalist member was hanged for killing Houtros Pasha Ghali the Egyptian premier and foreign minister on Feb 29 as he left the foreign affairs ministry. Wardani claimed motive was to avenge govern ment acts. Roosevelt had condemned the act during remarks at Cairo University. A long page of unrelated notices and historical notes follows.
Personal items show Bieseeker visiting from New York for six weeks then heading to Greenfield Ohio Mundas for a week before returning home. Judge Haughton is in the jetty from Shoals. Perry Baldwin has returned to work at Penn after a brief stay in town. Miss Bessie Rainey traveled to Vine Weaves this afternoon for a short visit.
Senator M Enery dies suddenly in Louisiana. TwiedieyERNon, a noted drafter, mourns as Governor Jared Saunders Mey succeeds him. Born in May at La, he served as lieutenant governor, nearly elected for a second term, and later appointed to the Supreme Court. His death shocks New Orleans and the state.
A garbled 19th century dispatch notes tensions over a diplomatic petition and a possible U.S. intervention. It mentions Guapot Matrioda, the department, and a possible court action regarding General Whe, with references to Curley court and Willhay P Tiguman as a Madriz engineer held by forces. The fragment suggests a tense standoff and potential policy shifts pending court or consular actions.
Terred, a former Belgian minister, died in San Antonio from a self-inflicted wound. The prominent figure, once trusted by King Leopold II, faced months of melancholia after long service and high political standing. His death ends a noted career in diplomacy and government.
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