Hayashi Sees Canada Settlement and US Talks Progressing
Japanese Foreign Minister Hayashi told the Diet that Canada emigration limits are agreed with Rodolphe Lemieux and that Japan preserves its treaty rights. He said US negotiations continue with a favorable outlook and that Sino Japanese talks over the Sinmintun railroad are unsettled. He warned strong defense may be needed if Japan is pressed by Korea disputes.
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Tokio
Hayashi
Diet
United States
Canada
Rodolphe Lemieux
Japan
China
Sinmintun-lakuoin
Kantao
Korea
Bourget Discusses Divorce Play in Paris
Paul Bourget spoke on his play Divorce presented last night in Paris. He argued divorce destroys the family as a social unit, cites the United States as viewing dissolution of marriage as an institution, and says legalizing divorce tempts shallow marriages and remarrying. He mentioned two options: return to indissoluble marriage or embrace free union.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
United States
M. Bourget
Balloon ascent scare and West Virginia mining toll
In Canton on January 20 a balloon crew faced gas exposure while preparing a valve rope and Lieutenant Frank V. Lahn was rescued unconscious but recovered. In Charlestown on January 29 Governor Dawson spoke at a special legislative session about West Virginia mining disasters reporting 495 fatalities last year and urging remedial legislation without hampering the industry.
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Canton
Ohio
Frank V. Lahn
Albert Schoenberg
Herbert W. Alden
Oliver Stubley
Lahin
Alden
Charlestown
W. Va
Dawson
West Virginia
Henry King Dead After Idaho Train Accident
Mrs T S Ward of this city received a letter on the 26th announcing the death of her brother Henry King in Wallace Idaho. He was injured about two weeks ago by falling under a train he was attempting to board. He was son of Allen King of Fairfield and had many relatives here. Funeral plans are unknown and burial is expected in Butte Montana where his home was.
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Mr. King
Butte
Montana
Mrs Theresa Thoma Dead After Long Illness
Theresa Irrer Thoma died at 7:55 AM at the home of her daughter Mrs John Bartholomew after a months long illness. Born September 28 1828 in Wertemburg Germany she married David Thoma May 26 1854 and lived in New York Iowa Kansas before settling in this city in 1867. Seven children were born with four predeceasing her. survivors include Lena Wurtz Stromebore Nebraska Mrs bk O White Grand Island Nebraska Mrs John Bartholomew and Louis Thoma of this city.
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Theresa Thoma
John Bartholomew
Theresa Irrer Thoma
Wertemburg
Germany
David Thoma
America
New York
Bk. O White
Grand Island
Nebraska
Louis Thoma
City
Vesper Services Return at Iowa Wesleyan Mt Pleasant
The Mt Pleasant News reports Iowa Wesleyan University will resume Sunday afternoon vesper services in the chapel at 3 30 PM with President William Pitt MacVay of Hedding College as speaker. Subsequent programs will feature leaders from Baker University Upper Iowa University and Parsons College with music to enhance each gathering.
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Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
W. E. Parsons
Dean A. ©. Piersel
Lowa
William Pitt MacVay
Hedding College
Parsons
Porsons College
Marlin
Baker University
Shankland
Upper Iowa University
In Memory of Nelle Smeaton
Memorial verse recalling Nelle Smeaton as one less at home, her happy face missed daily yet cleansed by grace. It speaks of heaven, freedom from earthly cares, and a hoped place with the Lord Jesus for the faithful.
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Nelle Smeaton
Totla
Earth
Jesus
Partridge Wyandottes Win Prizes at Chicago Show
Rev. Thomas Osborn learns four of his Partridge Wyandottes were entered in the National Poultry Fanciers Show in Chicago. This morning he received word that three of his birds earned prizes: first and third on hens and fourth on cocks.
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Thomas Osborn
National Poultry Fanciers Show
Chicago
Fairfield township Sunday school convention at Christian church
The annual Sunday school convention in Fairfield township drew a full crowd at the Christian church. Grace Hisel compiled the city’s Sunday school table showing church membership enrollment attendance and offerings. Rev Stovall accepted the banner for the AME church as the largest attendee group. the AME choir also performed two selections.
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Fairfield Township
Christian Church
Daily Journal
Grace Hisel
Jefferson County Sunday School Association
Shower for Cochran Couple Surprised at Home
Mr and Mrs John Cochran were surprised by friends at their West Burlington Street home during a mixed shower. Guests gathered from the James Louden residence and delivered gifts with best wishes. Ice cream and cake followed the festive evening.
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John Cochran
West Burlington Street
James Louden
Mrs. Cochran
Rickett
Parsons College Field Agent Spoke in Mt Pleasant
Dr John F Hinkhouse field agent for Parsons College preached at the First Presbyterian Church in the morning and spoke again in the evening. He also addressed the M A meeting and was well received by listeners yesterday as a classmate of Dr W P Nicholls at McCormick Seminary in Chicago. He departed this morning on No 9 toward Fairfield.
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Mt. Pleasant
J. F. Hinkhouse
Parsons College
John F. Hinkhouse
Wairfield
First Presbyterian Sharch
Hinkhouse
W. P. Nicholas
Presbyterian Church
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Fairfield
It Pays to Advertise in the Baily Journal
An advertisement note highlights the value of placing ads in the Baily Journal. It suggests exposure to a broad readership and potential business benefits for local merchants and service providers seeking broader visibility.
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Baily Journal
February Court Term Opens With Busy Grand Jury
The February term of the district court convenes at the court house in this city on Monday February 3, Judge D. M. Anderson of Albia presiding. The Grand Jury is to be sworn in Tuesday February 4 at 11 o'clock. Only two divorce cases filed. new criminal docket includes State of Iowa vs Belah F Wilson. Numerous civil cases listed including Wilma Hill vs C. B. & Q railroad and many partition actions.
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D. M. Anderson
Albia
State of
Iowa
Belah F. Wilson
Wilma Hill
C. B. & Q Railway Company
Clara Howlett
Charles H. Booker
Partizan
Sarah E. Davenport
Susan Hayden
Josefina Melinsky
Arthur Melinsky
A. G. Lewis
Richard M. Williams
Actiir
Ruth J. Myers
Myers
John H. Mount
Lillis Hicks
Fairfield Evergreen Cemetery Association
Fairfield
Benjamin F. Droz
Ada Lambertson Montgomery
Harriet G. Batchelder
Equity
Marion B. Bartholomew
Nellie Marida Crumly
W. H. Black
Emma Kase
Arabelle Balyeat
Jessie Chilcott
Archibald Black
Loman Black
Hopkirk
East Lockridge
John L. Caster
William Quackenbush
Theodore Ortez
Mary Bruey
George C. Woods
Dennis Ward
John Lowen
Josiah Levengood
State of Iowa
Williiam J.webber
W. M. Price
Lillie Goodeman
Nelson Goodeman
Eliza McMullen
Cora Crownher
Carl Kilgore
Gladys Kilgore
Charles R. Conlee
Jessie L. Brown
J. W. Paulton, Jr
P. H. Pisher
SM Johnson
W H Neibert
Lockridge
Law
Mandamus
Lee T Gobble
AN Welch
M Hawkins
John Harris
Photographers Convene In Union City Club Meeting
The Iowa Professional Photographers Club No. 1 met at J. G. Browning's studio in Union City for a full day of discussion on improving photographic work. Attendees included H. M. Anschutz Keokuk O C Courtright Fort Madison W T Dunlay Bloomfield G E Fabr Bonaparte G N Reed Ottumwa H E Veiland Albia Charles Townsend Des Moines A L Echur man Centerville and J C Scholes Oskaloosa. A banquet followed at Leggett House with a special menu and decorated table. The next meeting is planned for Des Moines in late April.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Life of W. E. Groff Dies After Long Illness at Home
William Ernesss Groff died at his South 4th Street home Sunday evening after a seven week illness. He would have turned 91 on February 14. Born in 1817 in Ashbury New Jersey he moved to Ohio and Iowa, practiced law in Fairfield, married Elizabeth Gillett in 1847, and lived on a farm before moving to 4th Street in 1892. Survived by sons Joseph C Edward H Louis C and daughters Mrs S E Frame and Laura Groff. Funeral services were held at his home on Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev W F Jones officiating.
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William Ernesss Groff
South 4Th Street
Ashbury
New Jersey
Elizabethtown
Ohio
Cincinnati Law School
Iowa
Fairfield
Elizabeth Gillett
4Th Street
Joseph C
Edward H
Louis C
S. E. Frame
Laura Groff
W. F. Jones
Epidemic of Colds and Pneumonia Affects Glasgow Community
Glasgow reports widespread cold and la grippe with many sick families. Lote Goodman severely ill with pneumonia while F Litton’s youngest recovers from the same illness. Mr and Mrs James P Wilson visit Mt Pleasant family. Edward Litton kills a large white jack rabbit. Mrs J J Kritzler improving from lung fever.
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Lote
John Goodman
F. Litton
James P. Wilson
Creston
Mt. Pleasant
H. E. Clement
Edward Litton
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Flu Coughs
An old remedy claim promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as preventing pneumonia by stopping coughs and strengthening lungs. It warns against substitutes and notes Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow package with no harmful drugs.
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Bradshaw & Co
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Winter Health
The long indoor season weakens the blood and invites colds. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as the best winter remedy that prevents illness and keeps you well all winter, available as tea or tablets from F. B. Shriner for 35 cents.
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Hollister
Shriner
London claims nature tea cures blood issues with refund
Mr. London endorses Hellfater's Rocky Mountain Tea as a guaranteed cure or money back. He asserts it is Nature care and the only remedy for the blood, claiming success where other treatments failed.
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Mr. London
Hellfater
Nuff
Thaw Case Moves Toward Verdict as Testimony Ends
New York jurors near a verdict as the insanity plea for Harry Thaw closes its second hearing. Martin W. Littleton starts final arguments while District Attorney Jerome Jerome plans brief remarks. No expert testimony was introduced this term, with eyewitness and police testimony featuring instead.
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New York
Har K
Madison Square Garden
Martin W. Littleton
Jerome
Heurg
Justice Dowling
Cross-Examination Refines Durand Testimony on Petroleum Rates
Deputy Durand faces cross-examination over the 64 cent rate on petroleum from Whiting to East St. Louis via Chicago and Eastern Illinois. Attorney Rosenthal questions the filed Interstate Commerce Commission rate, noting a discrepancy with a prior Chicago case that found 18 cents per hundred pounds as the lawful rate, impacting the Standard Oil fine.
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Washington
Rosenthal
Durand
Standard
Oi Company
Landis
Chicago and Eastern Alines Railway Comepany
Strandard of Company
Whiting
Ind
East St. Louis
Chicago
Ilinois Road
East
S& T
Ouls
Derand
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
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S. W. Neal
Holy Land
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Kellogg Newspaper
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EE Taylor Va
CR II & P Ry Co
HC Preeman
Hlenry Bureker
I& P Ry Co
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JG Stuart
John H Stuart
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Benjamin L Gossick
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Thomas A White
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Stanford White
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