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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1900

Page

1

Army veteran charged with embezzlement in Iowa case

Lloyd W. Maxwell, former member of Company L, Sioux City during the war, now representing Marshalltown Carriage House at Sioux Falls, was arrested at Sioux Falls on a charge of embezzlement from United Typewriter Co. of Des Moines after his army discharge.

Sioux City Lloyd W. Maxwell Company L Marshalltown Iowa Sioux Falls United Typewriter Co Des Moines

Rat Story Blooms This Year in English County

Reports of rat devastation flood English Indiana with tales of large rat-killing feats. Reverend Warren Cole of Marietta used two ferrets box traps and dogs to catch 856 rats in under ten hours, binding traps in a room as dogs fought the vermin. corn and bacon losses mount as farmers seek poison methods.

Ind Warren Cole Marietta Cole

Encounter Between Russian and Japanese Warships Reported

Report from Vancouver cites Oriental papers claiming a near clash as a Russian cruiser fired a torpedo at a Japanese battleship near Hakodate on March 4 but missed. The Japanese retaliated with shots, while Russian efforts to complete the Amur railway and possible cession of Ying Cok are noted, with forts along the river entrance being repaired.

Vancouver B. C Russia Japan Hakodate New Chiang Amur Pekin Ying Cok

Methodist Church South Sets 1.5 Million Target for Twentieth Century Offering

Washington April 7 Yesterday's Baltimore conference session focused on Twentieth Century Offering. The total goal is 29.4 million with the Methodist Church South responsible for 1.5 million. Funds will endow universities and support schools nationwide.

Washington Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church South Methodist Church Methodist Eee Church South

Coal operators agree to arbitration in Harrisburg strike

Springfield April 7 coal operators at Harrisburg and Layford Saline company, who refused to pay the state scale and to submit to arbitration, consent to a board hearing set for April 24 in Harrisburg. The strike halts eased as enough miners return to work to resume railroad coal supply.

Springfield Ill Harrisburg Layford Saline Company State Conference of State Board of Arbitration Board of Arbitration

Governor Leads $1 Million Corn Aid Drive in Kansas

Governor Stanley presided at a mass meeting in Topeka to launch a fund drive for 1 000 000 shekels of corn for India famine relief. Rev Charles M Sheldon opened the subscription with a $1 000 pledge from profits of The Capital edition. A state committee will organize a statewide canvass for funds. Flora turns on Logansport and Burlington turnpike farmers threaten to abandon road after dynamite attacks.

Topeka Kas Stanley India Charles M. Sheldon Sheldon Flora Ind Carroll County Logansport and Burlington Turnpike Deer Creek Rock Creek Carroll Logansport

Calf Swallows 430 Dollars Then Is Slain

In Elgin Iowa a calf belonging to Frank McConnell of Burlingame swallowed 430 dollars from a dropped stack. The owner recovered the money after killing the calf. A separate line notes the murder of Dr. Johann Alton and his niece at their Reveredo home in South Tyrol. A report claims Korea granted something to Russia at ARABRhS.

Elgin, Is Frank McConnell Burling 2 McConnell Johann Alton Reveredo South Tyrel Korea Arabrhs

Favorable features in trade and prices noted

Bradstreet's reports general trade favorable with improving retail distribution as spring approaches. Delicate inflation in wages, Chicago strikes settled pending arbitration, and iron steel prices unsettled. Corn around 50 cents, cotton goods steady, wool weaker, widespread smallpox in Rome, a Chicago express auction camera purchase, an upcoming May solar eclipse, and Salvini active in St Petersburg.

New York Bradstreet’s Chicago Central West United States Rome Louisville Orleans Salvini St. Petersburg

Chicago Grain and Hogs and Cattle Prices Report

Chicago April 6 markets show hog receipts 29,000 with prices 4.70 to 5.30 for pigs up to heavy packing. Cattle receipts 2,500 with steers 3.99 to 5.60, cows 2.00 to 4.10, veal 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep 5,000 with western lambs 6.00 to 7.40 and native lambs 5.50 to 7.50. East Buffalo and St. Louis reports round out grain and livestock prices and futures activity across corn, oats, rye and wheat with quoted ranges for cash and nearby months.

Chicago East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Amission Buffalo Cattio Hocupta St. Louis Milwaukee Grain Chicago Board of Trade Illinois

Memorial Day plan to unite north and south by national holiday

General Albert D. Shaw proposes observing one national Memorial day for the dead of all American wars with the last Sunday in May as the date. He envisions the plan endorsed by the G A R National Encampment and then legalized by Congress, uniting churches and communities in solemn remembrance across regions. The idea gains strong support from Chicago veterans and southern peers alike.

Act of Congress Chicago Albert D. Shaw National Organization of the G. A. R Shaw A. D. Shaw Watertown N. Y South Congress C. R. KE. Koch Kirk Hawes Samuel P. McConnell Henry L. Turner

Veterans view common Memorial Day across wars

A group of Chicago veterans leaders discuss creating a national Memorial Day to honor heroes from all wars. They favor Sunday observance to unite the nation and bridge historic sectional divides, with church support and broad public observance in remembrance.

Verses From Ecclesiastes. Girl’s death noted in Alton

The coroner investigates the suicide of 20 year old Mabel Fuedler found drowned in a cistern in Alton on Thursday. A searching party located the body and the coroner’s inquiry is proceeding.

Alton Tls Mabel Fuedler

Impostor Took 304 From Wirth In Cadillac Michigan

A man claiming to be Harvey Langworthy visited Cadillac and used a check drawn on Manistee First National Bank to purchase horses from H. Wirth. The check was indorsed by Langworthy and another party, cash paid, then later found stolen. The real Langworthy lives in Le Roy. Pontiac, Michigan reports a separate set of municipal and state legislative actions, including a large teachers meeting and a border-crossing migration in progress.

Cadillac Mich H. Wirth Harvey Langworthy Wirth First National Bank of Langworthy le Roy

War dispatches note Methuen victory and Mareuil death

London and Dublin reports confirm Lord Methuen’s success at the Bloemfontein front with 54 Boers captured and General Villebois de Mareuil killed. Details flag heavy Boer losses and a stray British unit loss near Pethany while a Dublin seizure ties to The United Irishmen issue The famine queen article triggers political tension in Ireland and a contrast with royal visit coverage.

London War Office Lord Roberts Lord Methuen Ffty Villebois de Mareuil Pethany Bloemfontein Marenuls Villebats Marenus Joubert Buller Ladysmith Ele Ile Methuen Daily Telegraph Boshoft Mafeking Vaal Duplessis de Villebois Dublin United Irishnen Henry of Battenberg Dublin Police O'Connahell Street Vice Regal Lodge Duke Duchess of Connaught Christian Earl Countess Cadogan Dunraven Londonderry Theatre Royal Deddersburg Royal Irish Fusiliers

Lehigh lab fire, wars, pets, and civil notes on patrol

The outline lists a British government war on its hands with Ashanti revolt. Lehigh university's physics lab in Bethlehem burned for a loss of 200000 dollars with 50000 insured. John William Rey, last of Christy minstrels, dies at 77 in Paterson. Worcester Machine Screw merges with Chicago Detroit and Lockport. Duluth opens lake navigation with steamer for Grand Marais. Shiloh battle anniversary marked. Evans ton hosts national WCTA headquarters. A Chicago swift incident reports skulls bones protruding from a broken package leading to a horse abandonment.

Physical Laboratory Lehigh University Bethlehem John William Rey Christy Minstrels Paterson N. J Worcester Mass Chicago Detroit Lockport Lake Navigation Duluth Uuit Grand Marais Shiloh Evanston Ills Jim

Cabinet meets on Pineapple Commission instructions

Washington April 7 the cabinet devoted much time to drafting instructions for the Philippine commission. The text is not finished but should reach the commission in San Francisco before their sailing date the 15th inst. The substance of the instructions will be made public upon completion. Also discussed were Webster Davis’s successor and Admiral Dewey’s duty.

Washington Philippine Commission San Francisco Webster Davis Dn Udecy Dewee

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