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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

5

Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Congress and McKinley Memorial Services

Special Correspondent Elijah Lewis reports on Prince Henry of Prussia visiting the House and Senate with a warm American welcome. The piece covers the McKinley Memorial ceremony in the House, remarks by Secretary Hay, and notes the Prince’s bearing and resemblance to the Prince Consort. It also mentions the Philippine tariff bill being agreed to and ready for the President’s signature.

Prince Henry House of Representatives Senate McKinley Elijah Lewis Washington, D. C Congress Prussia Sam Capitol Henderson Prince House Curtis Kansas Gilbert Kentucky Philippines Congressional Executive Pennsylvania New York Germany William McKinley Supreme Court Army Navy Roosevelt Henry 8. Couden John Hay House Committee On Cummins Marshall County

Chariton Bank Fire Spurs Water Works Call

Two blazes within Chariton caused about two thousand dollars in damage to the Chariton National Bank basement and fixtures. Firefighters fought dense smoke for two hours, two men fainted, a nine ton safe fell through the floor, and insurance covered losses. Authorities urged a modern waterworks system as pumps moved between wells and cisterns to combat the blaze.

Chariton J. A. Peniix Penick and Trotter Koch Ottumwa

Fire destroys house near Franklin school building

A blaze in a house owned by Col. O. A. Bartholomew and occupied by Engineer Jack McGogart and family consumed the structure almost completely. Fire crews fought the flames with buckets after water ran dry. most contents were saved. Officials suspect a defective flue and note the fire may affect spring water works election views.

Franklin School Col. O. A. Bartholomew Jack McGogart Chariton

Mrs E Crall Celebrates 78th Birthday With Family

Mrs E Crall was surprised by her children grandchildren and friends for her 78th birthday. A fine dinner followed an elegant gift exchange reflecting valued associations and affection. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W H Branham and daughter Mrs Harry Larimer Russell Mr and Mrs J W Clark and daughter Mrs Charles Burgett Oakley Mrs Lynn Crall and daughter Daisy and Miss Minta Rowland of this city.

E. Crall Russell J. W. Clark Charles Burgett Oakley Lynn Crall Daisy Minta Rowland

Miss Alice Pulley Injured In Chariton Slip

Miss Alice Pulley of Benton township slipped on a wet stone sidewalk in Chariton near Melville's furniture store last Saturday. She sprained her arm and shoulder, worsened at home, a physician was called and dressed the injury. She is improving but cannot lift her arm to her head.

Alice Pulley Benton Township Chariton Melville

District Court Adjourned and Jury Verdict in Monroe County Case

Court adjourned Tuesday as Mrs Eichelberger wife of the judge stayed in Centerville. In A B Little versus Monroe County the term used twelve days. jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff of 2806 92. Defendent may file motions and new trial requests in vacation. judgment entered in vacation.

Eichelberger Centerville A.B. Little Monroe County

Christian Services SUNDAY AT FIRST CHURCH

Bible School at 9 30 a m Preaching and Communion at 1 o clock subject Expansion Full attendance of members requested Evening Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Preaching at 7 30 subject Is the Bible Inspired How and Why All are invited to attend W J Hastie Pastor

Christian Endeavor W. J. Hastie

Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending March 1 1902

Post office records reveal unclaimed letters for the week ending March 1 1902. Names include Mrs Laura Johnson Mrs Mary E Dooley Mrs I P Aikin Mrs Anna Anderson Mrs J W Briehart Miss Bessie Cooke Miss Florence Morris George Lykins George Smith Ed Hanigan Lem Benson Herman F Dis que P M Tompson J E Jewell L F Maple P M

Laura Johnson Mary E. Dooley I. P. Aikin Anna Anderson J. W. Briehart Bessie Cooke Florence Morris George Lykins George Smith Ed. Hanigan Lem Benson P. M. Tompson J. E. Jewell L. F. Maple P. M

Marriage Licenses and Notable Advertisements

The following licenses issued since the last report include T. Gretten age 28 marrying Jane Phoenix age 18 and E. R. Stewart age 24 to Arvilla Ferguson age 21. Horseless carriages fuelless engines and the wireless telegraph are cited as great innovations. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a cure for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles sold by D. Q. Storie.

T. Gretten Jane Phoenix E. R. Stewart Arvilla Ferguson

For Sale Two medium pace mares

Walton and Company lists two medium pace mares for sale dated February 27, 1912.

Walton & Co

Normal bill defeated and education law defeated in Iowa House

Des Moines reports the Knoxville normal school bill failed 22 to 52 with 26 absent. Warren of Marion county spoke for the bill while Clarke of Dallas opposed. Hasselquist’s eminent domain bill for internal improvements passed the House without opposition, allowing 100 feet wide rights of way for mines and quarries to build stub railroads.

Des Moines Knoxville Normal School Warren Marion County Clarke Dallas Agaan Hasselquist House Inland Coal Company

House Advances Habitual Criminal Bill and Education Controversy

The House passed an habitual criminal bill setting a minimum twenty five year term upon felony conviction for repeat offenders and approved a companion bill for officer ledner identification evidence. Remonstrances from Catholics oppose compulsory education and free text books as rural school aid debates continue.

Hasselquist House United States

Chariton Chautauqua Meet Set for August in Local Park

Chariton Chautauqua Association prepares a two week event from August 16 to 24 in a city park. Notables include Rev Sam Jones Henry Watterson Dr John Merritt Driver Mrs Ballington Booth General Booth Prof Hawks and Slayton Jubilee Singers. Officials project up to ten thousand attendees and have allocated about $2,000 for talent contract and publicity.

Chariton Chautauqua Association Sam Jones Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Abraham Lincoln John Merritt Driver Ballington Booth General Booth Salvation Army Fame Hawks Chariton Knepper United States Shaw Bishop Fowler

Deaths John Gorman in Olmitz after pneumonia

John Gorman died at his Olmitz home after a nine day illness with pneumonia. He was 63 and will be buried in Chariton cemetery after funeral services at the Swedish Lutheran church. Born in Sweden he came to America in 1866 and lived on the Pleasant township farm since 1876. He leaves a wife and four children C G Gorman R G Gorman Mrs Selma Sandahl Mrs Ida Veak, all of Victor Colorado.

Olmitz John Gorman Swedish Lutheran Church Chariton Sweden America Pleasant Township Lucas County C. G. Gorman R. G. Gorman Selma Sandahl Ida Veak Victor Colo

Eliza McBeth Dies at 84 in Lacona Neighborhood

Mrs. Eliza McBeth died Friday February 28 1902 at 11 a m at her daughter Mrs J Taylor Braden home near Lacona She was 84 and had been totally blind for five years after a fall and pneumonia The body was taken to Comptine for burial with her Braden daughter and son in law Mrs Thomas Paton and her grandson Pete accompanying them One daughter wished burial in Comptine and she was well known in the area.

J. Taylor Braden Lacona Eliza McBeth Comptine Braden Thomas Paton Pete

Tragic Death of 6-Year-Old From Membranous Croup

The six year old daughter of Dave Baughman of English township died yesterday after a day of illness caused by membranous croup. The rest of the family are suffering scarlet fever and the child was breaking out at the time of death.

A Fine Concert by Otto Pfefferkorn at the Opera House

Pianist Otto Pfefferkorn will give a recital at the opera house on Tuesday evening March 10 under the Royal Neighbors. Proceeds will aid in purchasing a piano for the R N A lodge. Further notice next week.

Otto Pfefferkorn Opera House Royal Neighbors R. N A. Lodge

Witch Cure Promoted For Piles And Debilitating Ailments

An old public notice extols W.Witt’s Witch Cure as a quick remedy for piles and a range of ailments. It claims to avoid expensive operations and relieves pain from burns wounds and sores.

Witt

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