Local Town Notes From Washington Visitations and Meetings
Residents from Washington and nearby towns visited here on Sunday and Tuesday including Miss Alma Wa and Miss Mary Wa, Miss Helen Raymond of Linton, and Mr and Mrs Mit Eirk of Linton. Funeral attendance for Louis Lewis, illness of Dickerson, and several town residents at Fokn Zinkan’s son’s sale are recorded. A township school term ends next week. local teachers and committee extend condolences and publish resolutions after Maynard Osrlin’s death. The St Pete’s parish plans events and the Loogootee High basketball game is scheduled for March 17 or nearby date with a long list of players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Raymond
Linton
Cora Yarnell
Tanke
Mit Eirk
Mary Smith
Washington
Louis Lewis
Joseph A. Ryah
Washingtin
Ed Dickerson
J. P. Myethows
Alex Turnbleam
Wadsworth
Wigbere Tharadig
Albirt Beckett
Bernard Turnbieam
Smith
Litton
J. B. Beckett
Wee D. Morgan
Henry Raymond
Ear Washington
Fokn Zinkan
Kirsdar
Peter Feagan
Thomas Cavanaugh
Wilian
Ambase
Adam Abelmeg
Reeves
Pete Pd
Fim
Cuarag
Mayard Osrlin
Curtin
Township Institute
Lawlons
Gretnan
Texem
Loogoote High Schaol
Lneup
Longootee
Montgomery
Themis
Grannen McGuire
High Schdal Notts
Kove Fhaguraht
Neri Marth
Cliss
Dack Lillie
Wejr
Swealey
Levenger
Franklin Coffege
Tal
Buneatio Tella
Levery
Valley
Cecil Arthur
R. D. Markel
Albion Horvatk
Bert White
Plymouth
Unclear text fragment reports on local events at ceremony
Fragmentary OCR notes reference several people including Laws, Jenny Barber, and Miss Laws amid messy lines. Mentions weather, a Thursday event, and an apparent discussion of plans or activities with many garbled names and phrases.
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Ileans
Ricks Spiatt
Mijpieg
Bhanies
Miss Laws
Aikle Thenhanj
Baer Konik
Niglaton
Ledged Poex
Jenny
Bel Barber
Tener Gunk Winds
Muhit Ropye
Peru
Poith Riehs
SR Myer Gitar
Ark Ind
Miners Divided Views On Strike Policy Amid Talks
The report outlines union leaders debating whether a strike is prudent as coal contracts near expiration on March 21. It notes no consensus, with some fearing price shocks and others pressing for policy guidance from a central committee. Also covered are court actions involving telegraph companies, railroad cases, and local licensing disputes, reflecting broad labor and civic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiakan Arts
Marek H
Mine Workers of America
Mitchel
Geoff Ag
Polley
Seniors Select Their Speakers at Boyle Marker Event
Local high school seniors plan a speaker program with a lineup including Huth Cunminkiin Hiapeediin Thad Pie Gay Uropeaie- Mi Rabie Wi Read. The event features music by Sephip's overhustya, a Raghetball Team Burcheted, and reflections on class achievements.
Fragmented Tax Record Note From 1907 Paper
A fragment from an old newspaper hints at a tax collection record for 1907. The readable text references tax figures and a list of items or seats, but most details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment preserves a hint of financial reporting and official records from the era.
ORGAN RECITAL AT WEST STREET WHIST
A reading of set pieces by Maite Teeverott with assist from Mary Peed and others, slated for Friday evening at West Street. The program includes works by Teeder etc, with a brief instrumental interlude and a call for audience seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Maite Teeverott
Itasisted
Mes
Mary
Uae
Peruna Promotes Cures for Consumption Claims
Letters from readers across New York Wisconsin and Illinois praise Peruna as a cure for consumption catarrh and chest troubles. Testimonies describe relief from coughing weakness improved appetite and stronger lungs after using Peruna with many noting lasting health gains and renewed strength.
Walsh Sentenced in Indiana Quarry and Railroad Case
John Walsh, longtime figure in Indiana stone quarrries and railroads, was sentenced after an appeal request was granted. He was released on bond pending the appeal while a higher court reviews the case and the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oksald
St Tor HlenRars
Roblin
Hanor
Richland
Dupkirk
Dunkirk
Indge
Tha
Duder Gresseup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Avaish
DOD
Ighe R. Walsh
Indiana
Wimpling Wabash Flood Causes Citywide Evacuations
In Oklahoma the river waters rose several feet over the last days flooding Columbia Park and surrounding areas. Residents of Mantazpittes fled to boats as streets and homes near Ferre Hate road were submerged and warnings warned of further devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okahoma
Columbia
Park
Mantazpittes
Deportation talk sparks questions over citizen status
Papers discuss deporting Emma Goffman under immigration provisions for anarchists. The Indianapolis Star notes she is a United States citizen by naturalization through her father when she was a minor. The Lenox factory collector has calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eliott R. Hoo
New Telephone Company
Tadianap- Fils Telephone Company
New
Ehata and Operath
Supreme Court of the United States
Vandalia
Public Service
Camgo
Public Service Corporation
Emma Goffman
Indianapolis Star
Emma
United States
Johnson Gubernatorial Hope Expands With Chicago HQ Talk
Governor Johnson hints at a presidential drive with a Chicago headquarters and possible extensions to New York and Washington. Secretary Day and F B Lynch are in Chicago seeking suitable offices while Johnson disclaims direct involvement or a firm plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Pan
Johnson
Chicago
New York
Washington
Frank A. Day
F. B. Lynch
Day
Ketiow
Democratic State Central Committee
Neil
Fragmented Dispatches From Early 20th Century News Briefs
Day to day glimpses include a receiver appointed for the Dayton Xenia Transit Co, a bank bandit raid in Kansas, and slow commercial progress. Cotton supplies total 4 606 094 versus 4 655 189 West week, while Tommy Burns fights Jim Roche in Dublin. Weekly business failures reach 276, with Brazil and Montana fires causing heavy losses. Andover Theological Seminary to affiliate with Harvard. New York stock market mixed. Hessian fly and green bug pestilence lift wheat prices in Chicago. Carmanai awaiting in Washington City with police presence east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Tommy Burns
Jim Roche
Dubin
Wil Wake
Dublin Thesday
Baia
Brazil
Big Timber
Mont
Andover Theological
Aniuary
Cambridgh
Harvard Duvittity School
Iad
York
J. Floyd
Palace
Hay
Spariaburg
N. G
Chicago Exchange
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Zack Jones
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Tata
Mauraeepecks
Roby
Lan
Anfang
Thomas "Peckart
Finky
Sampalg
Fiet
Tedtyaly
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Boyle
Validigtorian
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Uhis
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Misa Rath
Leif Iettarlinn
Misa Mae
Robinson
Wiese Damiber
Inettées
Olitts
Wistaotta
Sugcess
Lass Tarver
Vbiert van Rewe
Phere An
Khiss
Sen Boys
Chusen Lager
Sephip
Ovehustya
Chase
Ted
Loys
Pames Ward
Priven
Alvin Zinkat
Carl McWiituus
Mr. Piikergon
Ipronteyia Lagi Hen
Mary Meyer
Shell Road
Win- Tidy LL
Jeruna
Bella B. Lroome
Teulah B. Broomes
Wettess
Peruana
Willian Mehmann
Ina St
Chienga
Lyon
Vergy
Appleton
Wisconsin
Hartman Fas
Ithe
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Walsh
Ohieage
Marek
John Ro Walahy
Chieuw Na Yura Wark
Ths
Eith
Guu
Epworth
Dudge
Jlw
John Kt. Walsh
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C.hunk
Tyro
Kan
Seouring Aod
Dun
Washington City
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M. J. Carnahan Co
Philander McHenry Ollice m K
Hume
Thorongbsars
Washington Realty Company Ag
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