Leave City Tuesday Morning For Salt Lake City
Fragmentary note indicates travel to Salt Lake City with instructions to depart Tuesday morning. Names or organizations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
1
McCafferty to Lead Utah Tribune Printing Dept
WILLIWORK IN PRINTING. OFFIGE He Is To Become the Huperintended the Daily Tribune's Mait iug Department a city nail carrier since the 50 urmmdit Inaugurated free dell ery services in Worhington. He has a cured cave of apcence and will sea for Salt Lake City Wednesday morning. He has been offered 2 pi altion FS superintendent of the mak ing department of the Salt Lake Cjt Tribune. If Mr. ci McCafferty takes to the work he will Ike ly resin his government trasition, this clond move tie family to saat s Lake Oty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worhington
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Saat S Lake Oty
Bmccafferty
Foot
Toa Printing Office
Warte Drury aid Avigella Ans berrry ties
Fragmentary readable words mention names Wart e Drury Avigella Margaret and Berry with unclear ties. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the damaged OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warte Drury
Avigella
Piaha Margaret Th
Funeral service at Mary's church and burial at Open Grove
A crowded funeral at Mary's church for a deceased individual. Relatives and friends gathered in sorrow, with many in attendance. The service continued to Open Grove Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bransplomk
Mary's Church
Ope Grove Cemetery
Sai
Washington Boy Wine the Heart and Flund Ole Grevee County Lady
Miss Stgjta Tulhore wed John Dillard in November. Dillard and bride were celebrated in travelage at Koombaeld November 14. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Atheet Tilo Bloomfield. Dillard has returned from Linton after visiting her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Grevee County
John Dillard
Frome Linton
Dillard
Mr. Dillard
Stgjta Tulhore
Trauvelage
Koomaeld
Sovemner
Iy Limah
Air Dnd
Tilo S& Bloombeld
Plan 74 Express Refrigerator Train
Plan 74 rail initiative outlines express refrigerator car service with improvements to efficiency and speed. Officials cite faster turnaround and expanded cold storage capabilities for perishables and freight. The proposal aims to modernize equipment and strengthen regional rail traffic.
Express rail move hauls freight lines into unified control
A period of railroad express consolidation unfolds as states contemplate ownership and operation of all slip lines. North American Express Company forms to manage express business for Rickas land road, while Great Northern keeps its own express arm. Major lines like Michigan and Illinois Central shift refrigerator car fleets and freight tasks, promising reliability but raising labor and consolidation questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Road
Armour Company
Harriman Finés—Union
Packie
Oregon
Tyn
California
Hlinois ‘Central
Haine
North American Express Company
United Stated
Wells Forge
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Express Company
Drury and Auberry Wed At St Almony Church Today
Walter Drury and Miss Angella Auberry were married at St Simon's Church this morning. The groom works at the B. and G Southwestern shops and is the son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Drury. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles. Fellow guests and friends attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Drury
Angella Auberry
St. Simon's Church
B. & G. Southwestern
Cod
Stephen Drury
Charles
Harry Billings Low Doubts Entertained By Typhoid Illness
Harry Billings, long associated with the Jasonville area, lies very ill with typhoid fever, according to the Jasonville Herald. Recovery is doubtful as he remains bedbound for several weeks, with local concern over his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Severy
Harry Billings
Jasonville
Barry Billings
Photographs for Electrical Workers Card Project
A newspaper item notes a sudden change and plan to produce postal cards bearing photographs. The cards will be sent to friends, featuring images from the electrical workers. The piece mentions a few days and a hoped revival but emphasizes the photographic project.
Rainy street scene with Philomena antics amusement
A downpour draws crowds as Philomena the magician at Spink’s Opera House tosses coins to students at Main and East Third Streets. Boys from nearby schools chase pennies amid rain while footballs, a baseball, a glove and a catcher's mask arc tossed into the crowd, sparking a small rambunctious scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhilamea
Spink
Sinat
Main
East Third
Hoon
Philomon
Why I Do Not Take My Dates To The Theater
A man explains why he avoids taking girls to theaters and operas. He outlines the costs of courting, from gifts and tickets to a midnight supper, and notes problems when the girl dates other men. He jokes about financial strain and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardey
Hye- Iy
Poor arc light service sparks local dispute in Washington
Fragments of a report describe the arc light plant turmoil in Washington where Superintendent Roberts is discharged. Trustees and Axtell- and Dem- aligned figures argue policy and management changes. salary shifts note Roberts earned 168.32 monthly, while Axtell and new overseers reduce payroll to 190.50 monthly, replacing two workers at 263.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heuer Pia
Roberts
Axtell
Bethere
Fragmented OCR notes from busy local scene mix
A garbled clump of names places and events from a local paper page. Mentions Mr Emiron Miss Margaret Ray Frank Torre Hagte Franz Thonthson and Joseph TY Gough among others, with scattered references to visits hunting and business trips. The text is noisy and largely unintelligible but preserves several proper nouns and vague itinerary hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
TY Gough
Koononn
Marthville
Pickett
Winton Batch
T. Lauahain
Oflba
Martin
Cyhil
Cannerburg
Burris
Margaret Ray Magn
Torre Hagte
Franz Thonthson
St. Louis
Chicago
Condur
J. FP
rHrom
T. Louis
Vincerine
North Third Steel
Washington
Thomas
John W
A _ Wablads
Nugenteand
J . At
Vurge
Tadlazapoltae
Children Labor Legislation Debated By Beveridge in Congress
Albert J Beveridge spoke on the introduction of a bill to curb child labor and regulate interstate commerce. He urged federal inspection of products from factories or mines employing under fourteen, and required packing firms to pay for inspections, signaling growing public demand for strict child labor laws and broader oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
agRtchmond
Christian Clairing
Indiana
Ofio Senyay Albert
J. Beveridge
Lateratate
Ggimerde Commission
Duty of the Minority in Democratic Legislature
John W W Kern argues democratic lawmakers must unite to advance party reforms and support the governor's recommendations. He asserts representatives are responsible to constituents, not the governor, and should act independently while backing timely measures like two cent railroad fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Union Party
Union Sults
John W W. Kern
Jess of
Hanry
Jrepere Gud
Urios
Hanly
Cob Food Quality and Feeding Claims Amid Baltic Trade
A Sun reporter interviews a Baltic trader about corn cob feed quality and its use in Apia markets. The interview discusses feeding value, storage, and potential safety concerns, noting local farmers’ opinions and the trader’s responses to critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Abs
East
Wall Gave Way A Cone Pipe Fronting Robert's Board Out
A wall failure caused a cone pipe structure to give way in front of a board. The debris toppled onto the street, forming a mound of heavy concrete blocks weighing about a ton on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Toby
Kempf entertains Z Be at home Monday night
Mrs. Dan Fepmith and Mrs. Philip Reister host a small gathering with Philip Reister and Mr and Mrs. Blip Relster among attendees. Refreshments of sand, coffee and fruit were served as guests included Edward Gough, Norris, and William Herndon. Rain or cold weather expected for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex.Kempf
Engt
Furth
Prizas
Philip Reister
Dan Fepmith
Enor
Blip Relster
John Frederick
Edward Gough
Oe Smith
Norris
En Kramer
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Senate
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