27 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
1
Listed items include 5-Sar quality all-linen Weyched table linen with measurements and price, 12.5? inch satin bleached geal napkins described as very pretty, and 4.5? dozen quality pure linen napkins in white satin AO wet fishe full 24 inches per dozen.
Readable items show partial phrases about plates cake mates chop plates and salad ingredients. Mentions Japanese salads and nut carding sets with stag Han Jes tee. Some prices appear like 1 dollar and 200 dollars for cranberries and crabberries, with sizes noted. The text is heavily garbled.
A local city council stopped a block event amid uncertain conditions. Officials cited safety concerns and weather factors, while organizers pushed for a rescheduled gathering. No injuries reported and police maintained a quiet perimeter as crews cleared debris and secured the area.
The council discussed public meetings twice monthly and clandestine gatherings, with rumors of a carriage plan to move dignitaries to events. Various theories traced the disruption to clock schedules, wages claims, and electric plant conditions. Notices ordered gas and railway ditch cleanups, alley openings with hearings set for December 24, and miscellaneous payments to city officials and vendors.
Local residents expect a shift in commerce as the revised B railroad timetable takes effect. Many prefer riding in the warmer train cars over driving eight to ten miles to reach Bart township trade centers. The change prompts business owners to adapt to the altered travel and shipping patterns.
An unclear report from Barr describes a Sunday night police pickup and a small monetary penalty for provoking a named individual. Shorit Hitzgerali mentions secure access to the southern hospital and Chartey Harvin is referenced in connection with the events.
Louis Shulley fled south after shooting William Watson on Sunday morning. Reports say he entered Da feining smoke and may be heading toward Sturgis Kentucky, aided by a pursuing crowd. Watson remains in critical condition in Terre Haute hospital as authorities track Shulley.
Members of the high school class of 1996 gather this evening at Carnegia Ie' Upary to arrange the annual reunion. The social function is likely held in December, with the class of 1905 also considering a reunion.
Superintendent Axtell of the public schools complains that cows are allowed onto the athletic ground by owners. He has notified police and warns the animals will be removed by the poundmaster Jet Smith and fined one dollar if not kept out of school property.
The city council, led by the mayor, will view the electric light plant at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon to ascertain issues. Residents complain of lighting problems while councilmen debate who should run the plant, with calls for an expert electrician and accountability among officials.
A fragment lists the following justices of the peace and officials: John W. Kel, James from township, Bilis Washington, Edward B. Bigham, and Barr. The OCR yields partial names and locations, indicating a local record of magistrates and township officers.
A Shelbyville matinee featured Bonnell's masterful Humpty Dumpty. The performance was a record breaker, drawing praise for its creative staging and engaging delivery.
Abney Brooke, president of Cincinnati Seating Co, purchased the Graham property at the east end for 6500 dollars. The five acre site lies between East Savont and East Ninth, north of Nat street. The 40 year old house, built by Thomas Graham Sr, is a substantial city landmark. Brooke plans to move in soon.
Johhéon, chief of police of Vinpenned, shot himself in the right temple Sunday night in East St Louis. He was twenty years old, son of Frank Tweerwear at the Racket.
Poulter, a reader and impersonator, appears at the Christian church tonight. Admission 15 and 3s cents.
Fragmentary lines report slight weather changes and a mention of a company seeking a four cent increase in price or rate across regions. The text references conferences and an agent’s decision, but lacks clear names or locations. Overall, the snippet hints at tentative economic adjustments and chillier conditions tonight.
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