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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1909

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Practical Lecture: The Fruits of True Intelligence

The article reports a lecture at the First M. E. Church titled The Practical Faulty of True Intelligence. Rev. PA Stmeie introduced the speaker Rev. R Turner, with Judge Gardiner and Hon. James E. Watson noted in attendance. Turner urged young people to study wisdom and history, citing Plato and the founders as practical exemplars, and praised the lecture as a strong pulpit effort for Methodists.

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Watt? Brood Analysis Reveals Hidden Patterns

Fragmentary text hints at a study analyzing brood structures around Watt area. Researchers aim to map growth, genetic links, and environmental factors influencing brood dynamics, noting preliminary observations and data gaps. Further details pending complete data release and peer review.

Community dance night planned with Troubadour orchestra

An upcoming Wednesday event on December 7 invites members of the order to attend a social night beginning at dusk. The evening features dancing, a concert by the Troubadour orchestra, and performances by local musicians. Those who do not dance may be socializing and listening to the entertainment.

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Pastor surprised by charity event in Plainville

A local pastor hosts a surprise donation party described as a joyful gathering. Attendees allocated time for a communal dinner and reflections on supporting ongoing community needs.

Court to Hear Few Divorce Cases Next Term

Next week the Virgin Court will hear several divorce suits though this term has few notable cases. The only major matter is Nugent versus Cowper, slated for the twenty first day of the term.

Virgan Cowper

Two Men Killed by Falling Slate in Mine Incident

Two workmen, William and John Robinson, were killed when slate fell at the Bogle mines near Sullivan on Thursday. Authorities report the accident occurred during regular operations, with rescue efforts ongoing as details are confirmed.

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Rescue Efforts Ongoing After Mine Disaster At Drift

Rescue teams battle heat and submerged sections to reach victims in the Drift mine. Ventilation shafts collapse, water is directed into the main shaft, and workers descend in heavy gear to recover bodies. Dozens of families face winter without income as relief efforts continue.

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United Brethren Hold First Quarterly Meeting at Plainville

The first quarterly meeting of the United Brethren was held Saturday and Sunday, praised as the best in its history. Eskew, the newly appointed pastor, began a promising ministry amid strong assessments. Reports from each society showed gains beyond prior expectations.

United Brethren Eskew

U S Warships To Check Zelaya In Central America

Navy orders Vicksburg and Des Moines to Central American waters after reports two Americans Leroy Cannon and Leonard Grace were executed by President Zelaya’s order. State Department postpones reception for new Nicaraguan minister Hazera. Managua dispatches note the pending fate of the men.

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Treadmill Justice Delays Courts in New York Volumes

A fragment from a New York court of appeals volume notes that the justice system moves slowly, with delays impacting docket resolution and procedural progress across cases. The text hints at systemic sluggishness affecting timely rulings and access to legal remedies.

New York

End of a Lengthy Legal Fight in the Atlantic

A long appellate struggle over a complex case ends with the court affirming a narrow eight word ruling. The record details years of trial and appellate work, extensive costs and lawyer fees, and the immense effort behind the litigation.

Levelvigg George W. Alger

Hands Amputated After Factory Accident at Shoals

A worker at the Hincher factory in Shoals suffered severe injuries while operating a gang saw on Wednesday evening. His left hand was mangled and had to be amputated.

Franker Shoals

Grandsons to Attend Grandfather’s 100th Birthday in New Albany

J. H. Lamb of Big City and his brother WEG Lamb will travel to New Albany on Saturday for the celebration of their grandfather’s centennial birthday. The elder Lamb has lived near New Albany for many years.

New Albany J. H. Lamb Big Eity bin Brother Weg. Lamb

Jepson Store News Prices Reflect Quality and Choice

The Jepson store touts fair prices not extreme, urging shoppers to value quality and complete displays. It emphasizes seasonal Christmas stock and a wide selection as reasons for success and reliable value.

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Supreme Court strikes three mile road tax law as unconstitutional

The supreme court invalidated the three mile travel road law and the taxation based on township land benefited. Judge Jordan wrote the opinion, ruling the provision authorizing taxation only in townships with small incorporated cities unconstitutional as a special local act. The decision affects gravel street improvements and road extensions spanning multiple townships.

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Mrs William Leach Obituary in Evansville

Mrs. William Leach dies Thursday of consumption in Evansville. Funeral attended by Mrs W B Hawkins who traveled from Braneville. Mrs Leach and Hawkins had known each other since school days. Mr Leach employed by the E and railway.

W. BE. Hawking Aneville William Leach Leach Vhs. Hawkins E. & |. Railway

Minstrel Show Passes After Route Collapse

The Hi Henry minstrel troupe booked for the opera house tonight failed to reach Washington and reportedly disbanded in Petersburg after a Thursday night performance.

Hi Henry Opera House Washington Petersburg

Dedication activity at Plataville school and local events

Superintendent Benjamin J. Barry returned from Plataville this morning after attending the dedication of the new school. State Superintendent Aley inspected Plataville for potential commission, with Mr Burris informed the school would pass exams. Epsom will be dedicated tonight with Horace Eljia of Vincennes University to speak. Little Mabel Dua spent the afternoon at her father’s office. that night she said prayers with Amen goodbye Ring ay.

Benjamin J. Barry Plataville Achool Homes Aley Acs Kiefer Platavile Burris Vincennes University Mabel Dua Ap Ther

Growth and Prosperity Bring New Buildings to Montgomery Town

The First National Bank of Montgomery reports strong year long gains across all branches signaling renewed prosperity. New dwellings concrete walks and yard walls appear as J O O F lodge plans a brick business block for 120 members and local six lodges. A brick and tile factory expands capacity doubling output and providing jobs while a near completed coal mine expects 1900 ton daily capacity and 759 new workers by March 1. The butter factory is leased by Vincennes Milling Condencing Company adding ice cream and bottling. Montgomery’s economy, anchored by farming, is expected to rival leading county towns this year.

First National Bank of Montgomery Kert Vincennes Mil Condencing Company

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