Tramp killed man in town after late afternoon quarrel
Police report details a fatal confrontation in an urban district. Rey Orr, alias Dink Ofer, is linked to a killing of Joseph Orr near a residence on Shey hue Bundy after an argument. The suspect, described as a Shier student at Wuxb f, was reportedly confronted by a Carter and fled the scene. The body was found in the home, with investigators describing a bloody scene and a mistaken identity trace tied to local crime.
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Rey Orr
Wusgatiel
Joweph Orr
Carter
Shethive
Alidia
bin Sula
Washington and
Vidiennek
Vingdnnes
Alchage
Ford
Mei
Hunter
Mik
Joseph Wolfe Janaca
Frapers
Cennes
Washington
Hertel
Irregulars Fight Health Department in Washington
In Washington on September 14, Dr Harvey W Whey of the chemistry bureau advocates forming a national health department. Proponents argue it would streamline public health, while opponents fear overreach and misallocation of funds. The medical profession shows mixed support amid debates on centralizing health oversight.
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Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Whey
He Chemistry Bureau
Department of Surbcultary
Gald
Wigpy
Department of Health
Evangelist Miller Speaks His Mind on Marriage and Faith
An archaic, garbled OCR passage presents Evangelist Miller stating provocative views on marriage, age, and piety. The fragment hints at his critique of divine answers to human woes, referencing devils and moral discipline in a stark, religious sermon context.
Child killed by live wire at Central Union Telegraph power board
Helen, daughter of Beéernach Hoke, was killed instantly when she touched a live wire on a power board at the Central Union Telegraph company. The accident occurred after she momentarily moved from sight, leaving officials to investigate the cause and safety precautions.
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Terre "Hanier
Helen
Beéernach Hoke
Che Chine
Central Union Teleamph Company
Gene
Women Vote Movement in Indiana Pushes Legislation
A historic push in Indiana to allow women to vote in a legal election gathers support among prominent figures such as Dr Amelia R. Keller and Atha Winkrba Scott. The organizers seek broad suffrage through school and local elections while rallying for formal voting rights and civic participation nationwide.
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Ponel Bie
Amelia R. Keller
Atha
Winkrba Scott Ibanun
Miss Hibriet
Nolwe
Mis A. A. Barnes
Mfay Tutina
Ctr
Mes
Fens T. McWhirter
Indiana
Br Keller
Alanahelix Aid
Terre Hayle
Onliie School
Rom Iselom
Buys 1000 Acres in Quinnis County Land
A fragmentary item reports a large land purchase of about 1000 acres in Quinnis County. The garbled text mentions Sophia and Wag Hepse but provides few verifiable details beyond a record of a substantial real estate deal and a scheduled event date.
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Tasmits
Sophia
Harroms
Texas law measures slip past governor amid unrest and rail oversight
A fragmented report notes Texas lawmakers adjournment after contentious bills. The session saw a controversial restoration act and an insurance rate hike proposal tied to rail supervision. In a separate incident, four men died in a boat collision on the Red River with several others injured.
Fragmentary note on population figure
Brief OCR fragment references population change described as ten percent and mentions related figures or context with incomplete data. Names, places, or events are not identifiable in the legible text.
Growth patterns across rural districts in the late 19th century
The analysis compares population gains in rural versus urban areas, noting forecasted growth in western districts and slower increases in northern cites. It mentions states like Michigan, Wisconsin, New York, and Arkansas, with emphasis on per cent growth, farm sectors, and age of rural populations compared with urban expansion.
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Wis
Chirgeenth
Jplan
Bethieey
Conitey
Pexas
Wurs
Uxt
Thies
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New York
Arkansas
Arkansae
Okipa
Police Trial Over Intoxicants Raid Ends in Fine
The trial of Jaoteh Matthews, proprietor of a pool hall, ended with a guilty verdict in Mayor McCarty's court. He was fined 350 and thirty days. A subsequent raid on Last Chance restaurant yielded beer and whisky. a man named White fled and remains missing.
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Jaoteh Matthews
Kltvet
Alao Pier
Washi Region
Soaguctla Oilad Tiger
Bla
McCarty
Sury
Henry’ Ray Bradley
Frank Smith
C.D. Bosham
Richird Brown
John Chapman
Frank Cross
M. J.hayas
Eugene Wathen
Thomas Greenwood
Taylor Allen
John Nogest
At Padgett
C. K. Tharp
Fendant
B. E. Hast
Matthews
McChanten
Terre Haute
Ashaming
Gireult Cdurr
Hig
Elmer E. Hasting
Williams and Wykoff
Ratway
Basalt
Walnut Street
Fordntegicants
White
Rugan
Treasury postoffice sites listed in public building bill
Acting Secretary of the Treasury and officials detail site amenities for city postoffice sites in the recent public building bill. Proposals on file in Washington City list sites with dimensions and prices. Appointments include Dr Willard A. froin and Dr G.W. for marine hospital service and other medical redesignations.
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Wilt Lo
Seymour
Washington
Mt. K Vernon
Willard A. Froin
Vansville
Eurgeon
Marine Hospital Service
Beveridge
G.W
Wiunma' Vile
William Keldey
Gallender-Miller Wedding at Woking Street Home
A wedding between Gallender and Miller occurred Saturday at the bride’s home on Hurngd Avenue in Woking. Attended only by immediate family, the ceremony took place as both families and local workers intend a shared future amid references to Washington Realty and local shops.
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Miprrie
Rivnard Muledo
Hurngd
Urd
Bnd
Ray Hellville
Tscignapelis
Milder Havlys
Hig
Pery
B&o Sonstern Vallrdad
Positon Bt
Ashi W
Giben
Mike Callénder
Mag Chaneshw
Cie Jendey
Ute
Washington Realty
Chinapolia
Democrats Hold Successful Meeting in Township
The Democratic gathering drew broad representation from all townships with speakers including State Treasurer W. He Thivernes and others urging turnout for the November 8 election. Campaign plans were reviewed and Cullop announced he would speak in the first week. Separate baseball game recap notes a 13 inning loss for Washington Pennants to S. L. G. W. Comets.
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Foley
Ely
Gond
Delbyodone
Wade
T Gwin
He Thivernes
Chaim
Marley
Plang Af
Cullop
Germans Endorse Democrats At Indiana Alliance Meeting
The Alliance of German Societies of Indiana voted at South Bend to endorse the Democratic state platform. Over 100 delegates represented the group, urging liberty-loving citizens to support the Democrats in the upcoming state election.
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Indigpapells
Alliance of German Societias of
Cittkers
Alliance of
Indiana
South Bend
Byppert
Surprise James Jordan Honored After Four Mile Run
James Jordan, once of Wyoming, received a warm surprise Sunday as a large crowd of friends gathered after a four mile run. The event, marked by a hearty dinner and celebrations, recalled his youthful fitness and drew good-natured reminiscences from attendees.
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Jamon Jiordan
Montgomere
Tam
Decorators Busy Preparing Festival Decorations
Wil VanTrees, a local decorator, crafts three street front decorations for Home Comithe wmt Fal Festival. One spans 96 feet by 20 feet, another 70 by 20, and the third 36 by to be determined. A Montgomery child from Mr and Mrs Thomas Dally was diagnosed with diphtheria and the Wally home was quarantined this morning.
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Wil VanTrees
Thomas Dally
Montgomery
Wally
Missouri parties file for U S Senate race names known
In Jefferson City Missouri on September 12 Democrats and Republicans filed for United States senator candidacy. Each party will place a choice on the November ballot binding the legislature to elect a senator to fill William Warner's upcoming term ending March 4, 1911. List shows Breckenridge Reed Shelby Rutledge and others for Democrats and Gardner Frank Schmilter McKinley Hutnage for Republicans.
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Jeferson City
Raven
Democrats
Ond Slepublicans
United States Demator
Missouri
Secretary of State
Wiliam H. Warmer
Ranner
Sterling & Bond
John F. Breckenridge
Wiliam
Cumberland
David R. Fraces
James A. Reed
Rovert Shelby Rutleds
J. de Shewalder
A. E. L Gardner
Nathan Prank
Jacob Ederick
Schmilter
John McKinley
Manae B. Kimbreil
John Peter Hutnage
Illinois Annual Mine Report Out
Illinois annual mine report shows 1909 coal output at about 49.2 million tons with 72,733 miners employed across 900 mines and colleries. The death toll in mines during the year is listed at 213, with 225 widows and 298 orphans. The report notes 180 operational days on average and earnings around $510 per worker, with state acreage and lease details included.
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Sprinefield
David, Rous
Bureau of Labor Commissioners
Whey
Acre
Humber Jeasei
Acpek Esth Pled Ag
Oilane and others charged in shoplifting case
A group including Oilane and Admitted Shopofting were arrested on charges of shoplifting. They carried wrapping paper and other goods, with items identified as costume jewelry and millinery. Two women received sentences while several men faced charges in a Washington street incident near East Seven Park.
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Ailka
Snel
Valvegat
Lamping
Salvation Army Workers to Take Charge in East Four and Van Trees
Salvation Army workers, under Envoy Watkins, have left the field to return home. Captain and Mrs. A. Sehflarr will lead for a year until officers arrive. Meetings will be held Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday nights on the street and halls, open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Lakan
East Four
van Trees
A. Sehflarr
Masked bandits terrorize agent at Oakland City depot
Two men entered the Southern Express at Oakland City Saturday morning around eight. They forced the agent to open the safe and take about $25. The agent provided a description but could not identify the robbers. They were believed to flee on the eight o'clock train leaving the yards.
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Princetin
Iheo
Oakland City
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