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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

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Indiana Campaign: Marshall and Cullop Visit Bedford

Hon Thomas M Marshall and W A Dunlop arrived from Bedford, met by local committee, toured the B & C shops for a noon speech to factory workers. Marshall spoke well, praised by crowd as lively, with turnout high despite heat. Dunlop followed with brief remarks. the day included a second rally at the opera house after relocating indoors.

Thoms R. Marshall W. A. Dunlop Congress Bedford Hugh O'Donnell Alsin Pdgeut BE. Forsythe P. H. McHenry Eph Ynmun George B. McWilliams Marshall Mr. Cullop Roraligek Mosard Marghall Hyatt Hotel Marek Citizes Wu H. Klefer Petinle McHenry Eph Inman Hr. Jumanson Thomas M- Marshall Indiana Taft W. J. Bryan Marghall Tatman Marshal

Bryan and Kern Club Victory Sparks Campaign Meeting

In Steele township Jame Houghen and Armstead Rusbel attended a campaign gathering urging unity for a z quartet. They noted urgency for supporters to join and warned that delay could hinder progress.

Jame Houghen Armstead Rusbel Steele Township

AIKMAN FAMILY REUNION OFFICERS NAMED AT FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING

The Aikman family reunion association held its fourth annual meeting and picnic at Seco Park Tuck. The officers named include President L Corning Washington, Vice President O G Price Lincon, Secretary W H Aikman Indianapolis, Treasurer John Aikman Terre Haute. Members attended from Denver Chicago Kansas City Ft Scott Kang Ney Ohio Harrisbou? and Tennessee.

Aikman Family Reunion! Association Seco Par TuckHay W, HH Aikman Indianapolis John Ter

Will Entertain Mish Mary Krgever Tonight

Mish Mary Krgever will entertain this evening in honor of guests Missad Mamié Gies and Nell Fin negan from Loolavillle. The hostess invited numerous young people to a lunch to meet their friends. A man can't tell the truth no truthfully that ar jreason a woman can't tangle him up.

Mary Krgever Mamié Gies Nell Finnegan Loolavillle

Dillon Shot Five Times in Street by Hale

Ham Dillon was shot five times by H L Hale on Main Street near the Carnahan store. Hale surrendered to officers after the shooting. Dillon, wounded in the back and arm, was moved to the hospital in serious condition. Hale, a Kentucky native with a history in Elmore township, claimed motive was Dillon breaking up his family and said he planned to give himself up after the act.

Thoms & Maratiai Terre Haute Ham Dillon H.L. Hale Lenin Willa Teeni Alg Wilinn J. Carnaj Ae Dilton Dillon Fisbe Vanes May Henry Herr AL Upicennes T F. Spink Ronhney Courtnes William Atfeer Theodore Wallace Hale Sherif Fielding Colbert Elmore Township Pudaska County Kentucky Arthur Thompson Elnora Ham DiNop Thompson Une Colberti Jade Creek Michigan Neal& Esridge Main Pulaska Nicholasville Kentuck Alvarads Texas Hat Dillon Elmore Coun

Dave Weaver Dead in Weave Township Raid

Local town mourns as David Weaver, age unclear, is reported dead in a township incident. Authorities have not released full details, but the event has shocked residents and prompted early tributes to Weaver.

Weaver family mourns as young John dies after illness

John Weaver, aged 17, died Tuesday night after several months of illness. He leaves a wife and one child, brother Abraham aged 68, sister Mrs. Surat Smiley, and another brother Damr Weaver. Funeral services were held at Mud Pike with burial at Walnut Hill. Proceedings note Governor Henry’s Attica speech triggers antioffice dispute as county option temperance plans loom at Shelbyville conference.

Repy Abraham Eee Elmore-township Weaver John Weaver Damrie] Weaver Raf Smiley Bet Hogie Elnora Hirlal Walnut Hill Hanry Attica Indiana Shelbyville

County Tax Levy Requested by Equity Council for Next Year

The county council seeks a tax levy of about 15 to 20 cents per dollar for next year, with the state levy at 7 to 20 cents. The levy uses a total valuation near $13,000 and township levies are not yet received at the auditor's office.

Equpty Council Li Counc Ofce

Methodist Conference Ignites Republican Dovetripes Debate

An inexact report from Indiana on Governor Hanly pushing to implement religiously aligned procedures within Methodist conferences. The Shelbyville area and Southern Indiana regions are mentioned in connection with disrupting traditional religious event planning. The piece notes tension between government influence and religious ideas amid regional organizing.

Ign Iosome Ind Governo Hanly Shelbyville Indiana

Populists Hold County Convention and Slate

The populists held their county gathering with eight members present and approved a county ticket led by Representative J. B. Kilion of Sinele township. Other nominees include Treasurer Joseph Meads of Washington township Sheriff BigHarington and Supervisor Jesse Winterbottom of Washington township along with commissioners Enoch Prosser of Barr township and B. W. Dant of Washington township.

Garentes J. W. Clark J. B Kulion Sinele Township Josesh Meads Washington Township Bigharington Township Jesse Enoch Prosser Barr Township B. W.dant Shephard Wastis

Mrs Wagoner Hosts S Grant Circle Gathering

Mrs M B Wagoner I B Wagoneer revived the S Grant Circle at her Vintennes Avenue home in Newton New Jersey honoring William N Stelle uncle and assistant inspector of New Jersey department and commander A C Steald of New Albany. The group shared memories of Civil War incidents as cream and cake were served in a pleasant hour.

I B. Wagoneer S Grant Circle Grand Army Jand Vintennes Avenue William N. Stelle Newton New Jersey Department of New Jersey A. C.steald New Albany

Bryan and Kern 30 Cent Club Formed in Bryan

A Bryan and Kern 30 cent club formed at the opera house to support Governor candidate Marshall. The crowd praised the swift, systematic club setup and pledged to raise funds and volunteers, with hundreds expected to join in weeks. Leaders urged Democrats and allies to back Marshall amid calls against Republican protections.

Ub Opera House Willi Fe Bex We Club Marshall Toi John H. Spencer Thairmas Klatchgman Avery Urison Peple Willam Jennin Uryaq Toiisk Guepd Thomps Marshall Kno Rem Poe Feng Milan Henditeds Jeana ‘Williams Gray Matthe Wej Infilanapoli Dnaf Ysi Bern la Menta

Ladiea Auztty ary of the A. O.H Elects Officers

The Washington Auxiliary held a successful convention with Miss Fox receiving a bouquet and installing officers. Mrs Darbusy of Indianapolis is named State President with Mary Saldar of East Chicago as State Vice President and Miss Mary Ryngy Anderson as State Secretary. Mrs Doherty of Indianapolis named State Treasurer.

A. O.H Ee An By-Lawa Miss Fox Mise Mg4 Fox

Waldman Divorce Granted in GirguIt Court

Elizabeth Waldman was granted a divorce from Levy Waldman this morning. Henrietta Taylor vs Richard Taylor resulted in a court finding for plaintiff with a judgment of 770.36 dollars.

Elizabeth. Waldman Levy Waldman Henrietta Taylor Richard Taylor

Orphan 18 Dies in Musket Accident at Columpus

Wie lard Robertson aged eighteen is dead fifteen miles west of Columpus Indiana from a kick of an old army musket used while shunting. The accidental discharge caused internal bleeding and his death at home.

Columpus Ind

Fire at Albers Barn Spurs Fear in Petersburg County

In Petersburg Indiana on September 11 a barn owned by R W Horton near Algiers was burned after Horton reportedly beat unconscious. The blaze followed earlier attacks on local farms provoking a mood of vigilance as authorities investigate whether a broader crime wave is involved. Mrs Horton found her husband outside and the couple’s livestock were endangered as the barn burned.

Petersburg Ind R. W. ‘Horton Algiers Whitlam Mr. Horton Hor Horton

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