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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
3
An old clipping recalls the two day naval clash near Koray during 1905 and mentions Admiral Togo, alongside brief notes on astronomical events and upcoming weather forecasts with possible storms and thunder showers.
Mrs Susanbs Goxby marks her ninety second birthday at the home of her daughter on Ceaby street with dinner. The article notes Mrs Cashy as the widow Crssey and mentions long pioneer ties to Madison and Daviess county.
A fragmented notice describes Knights and other locals preparing for a regional observance linked to a notable ascent. The item lists numerous individuals and families connected to the gathering, including J. W. Clark, Martha Cox, L. B. Farnwald, and D. Roseel, among others, with addresses left unreadable.
A fragmentary description hints at an extract-like feature with startling, tense scenes. It mentions Albion-Horrail girl singing Sweet Sixteens, suggesting a vivid, era-specific showcase.
Vague phrases describe a Tuesday night event with references to a Beat fips hall, a male figure, and a fire destruction tied to fast Friday tally. Mentions the local agent and Mr Moy as involved, with an adjuster noted in the fragment.
A report notes the Red Mill near completion by Padgett and Moore at Fifth and Alpiq steels, with rapid progress toward opening in a few weeks. Details mention local meetings, construction milestones, and surrounding community activities, including planned site visits and related events at Lis ey and Petersbur rod.
Fort Worth Texas May 27 floodwaters from the Trinity River sweep around the city in a widening arc damaging cottages and carrying away homes. Rail officials struggle to save tracks and bridges as waters show no sign of receding and multiple railroad structures remain endangered.
The House approved a bill authorizing sale of portions of surplus lands on Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations in North Dakota and South Dakota, with settlement of large tracts. A bill granting right of way through Fort Douglas for a conduit and pipe land was also passed. An interstate commerce explosives transport bill cleared the House. A concurrent resolution printing 160,000 copies was approved. Members sang during a Senate break, delighting gallery spectators.
Chicago May 27 A dead man at the throttle saved hundreds as the Overland Wro fad of the Milwaukee road raced toward a dangerous interlocking at Ayreon. Engineer Albert Cauvins of Chicago, 44 years in service, died from a brain hemorrhage after fireman Michael Nash noticed the train ignored signals and sped toward Davis Terminal. Nash halted the train and tried to save him as the final car cleared the last track.
A legal action titled ouster suit has commenced citing state law against injurious competition. The filing argues misuse of power and seeks remedies for damages. Identified parties and exact court are not specified in the fragmented text.
A fragmented local page notes several personal travels and meetings. Helen Robertson plans a Louisville visit to her sister, while Miss Ablee Jaluerson stays with Mrs Wells in Plainville. Mrs G A Hivellian of Vincennes and Miss Adee join relatives visiting Cory Indiana linked to ongoing regional business and social ties.
In Cleveland on May 27 the street railway strike persists despite union and municipal officials declaring it broken. Vice President Bulwer cites ongoing stoppages while Dupont refuses arbitration, planning further meetings that seek public support over franchise matters tied to the traction company upgrades.
A Connecticut woman writes to Horace Laporth alleging a plot to locate Mrs. Gunness, the so called Blue Beard. A tall mysterious woman visits the Kolb home and shows a photo of a supposed husband in a coffin. Police weigh the claim as the case resurfaces amid reports of missing funds and a possible impersonation of Gunness.
The Rev Edwin Holt Hughes, a resident of DEBauw University and educator, is selected as bishop in the Episcopal Church. Born December 1866 in Moundville Virginia, he studied at West Virginia State, Ohio Wesleyan, and Boston School of Theology. He previously served in Massachusetts and was called to be president of NePauly Calvorsiy Tow is Goye Again. A travel incident between dark and daylight is reported, with one missing THR to Aleaaniria Puteast of Indiafinpulte.
A clipped transit note lists dates May 28 29 30 and a round trip rate of 7.35 dollars. The fragment mentions Chicago and New Jersey connection with a traveler named Jane and incomplete context.
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