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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals Y Kinge Donnell Barrows Collin Camper and Carnahan Company Srldewrt. Context unclear. no clear event, location, date, or outcome to define a news item.
A hotel cashier named Mrs Hamer quits her $150 monthly post after a scandal involving 65 love letters and a visiting millionaire. Victor Woseott notes the affair drew gay travelers through Chicago restaurants, with Gilbert’s protests and legal action shaping the case.
A flurry of visits and hometown greetings fills Loogootee and vicinity as residents travel to Vincennes Charleston and Terre Haute to visit relatives friends and attend gatherings. Notable mentions include Mire Will Hubbard and Mrs Edmond Travies returning home from Loogacres and West Main Street social visits by the Landis and Norris families as well as multiple trips to Vincennes for visiting and business.
The advertisement promotes Hayes Pumps with ratchet heads delivering twice the lifting power for the same handle length. It highlights an adjustable base allowing raising or lowering the pump without detaching from the platform.
Prof Edward Taylor of Indianapoliz who has given vocal and sight reading lessons in music ended a five weeks course this morning and left for home. He taught fourteen pupils and held a recital about two weeks ago. Taylor expects to return in the fall and start another class.
Lemly of Benwood Avivn has been appointed road foreman of engines on the Trio division of the B and O Southwestern railroad to succeed R A Wallace who resigned. Mr Lemly will assume duties Saturday. Wallace plans a vacation trip through the West and will return in a few weeks to resume work as an engineer.
The waterway bill faced opposition but was terminated after a 58 to 47 vote. A joint resolution adjourned to October 2 ends any chance of passage this summer. Springfield, NL, June 30.
Scripture recounts a weary mother entering the sick room with slow steps and telling Robert that their baby brother is very ill. The boy replies that if he dies he won’t go to the bad place, noting humorously that the baby has no teeth to gnaw. The note mentions Nettie Eastman visiting Zaraine, who fell and fractured her knee, arriving this afternoon to stay with her son W. Ham on Walnut Street in Bonham.
A compilation of scattered historical notes including biographical milestones such as James Edward Apiethorpe founder of Georgis born 1683 and death of 1900s figures. Astronomical data lists sunset and sunrise times, moon and sun positions, with brief births and real estate transfers amid disjointed entries.
Frank Henwood is convicted of second degree murder for killing George E. Copeland at the Brown Palace bar on May 4. He also killed S Louis Van Phul of St. Louis the same night and faces a separate trial for the Van Phul death set for July 3, per District Attorney Elliott.
Earle testifies Roosevelt era officials pressed sugar refining firms amid graft rumors. Jurors hear of Bonaparte influence and White House discussions with the president. Witnesses discuss Latin lessons and personal ties to craft questions about motive and conduct in the sugar case.
Sleeping child in Vandalia Michigan, 1934, Hazel Schmidt’s infant girl, 11 weeks old, shows waning vitality after a near sleep episode. She awoke briefly and did not recognize relatives. Reactions were subdued. doctors administered restoratives with slow revival. Messages of sympathy awaited the Scheidt family.
London reports show seamen securing wage gains as strikes influence shipping. Canadian Pacific and Atlantic lines halted operations while others follow. Empress of Britain crew return to duty and Tunisian sailing resumes after disruption. Judge Long declares husband supreme in Massachusetts case against Mrs Marsh. Bay Shore teen wed teacher after brief six month marriage.
A critic notes dissidents among Cipriano Castro supporters after his South American exile. Gulick argues Castro could threaten regional stability if he returns, with many South American leaders believing he aims to regain power in the West Indies.
The text outlines a local board of review and election focus for Bowthside with references to vacancies, candidates, and militia, interlaced with hunting season details and athletic events. Names like Fhiil Cages and Aled Lion Ellis appear amid garbled OCR, with scattered mentions of Mexicaha and automotive topics and a failed attempt to parse the campaign and civic context.
A muddled report notes various items including drunka and petty tare, with references to pure food vtaw and Creapaies. It mentions exertion and batt twit as outcomes, seeking review of data such as 245 and IX drunka in a course context.
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