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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1910

Page

4

KiNG BASEBALL BACK FROM ELBA

National pastimes and presidents frame a lively baseball feature. The piece links public passion for baseball to figures like Taft and Roosevelt, extols star players such as Wagner and Mathewson, and muses on origins from England to Native American games while celebrating the sport’s growth and cultural grip.

Boston Willie Willie Beacon Street Terry Turner United States Hans Wagner Ty Cobb Hal Chase Christy Mathewson Cy Young Frank Chane Bl Bradley Larry Lajete Johnny King Mordecai Brown Gladiators Fetting Wien

The Major Seeks Treatment In An Unusual Bath

A British regimental major returning to London from India visits a famed doctor who prescribes a tepid bath in a four by two foot tub with sponge cleansing and soap followed by drying with a rough towel. The patient protests it resembles a bath, but the physician insists the regimen is needed.

India London

Only goodness can be strong

The poem declares that wealth and land fade, power passes, and only enduring virtue remains. It counsels wisdom for the heart and soul, urging steadfastness in goodness over transient worldly fortunes. The author referenced is Richard Ifenry Stoddard.

Richard Ifenry Stoddard

Young Louisville businessman entertains wary guest with bath mishap

A Louisville entrepreneur hosted a visiting buyer at his bachelor apartment. During a bath the guest cried for help, revealing he had soaked up all the water after accidentally displacing the stopper and draining the tub, causing a humorous moment.

Louisville Bill Louisville Times

Editor Sends Writer To Stone Yard After Tale

A redirected, struggling author bursts into the editorial sanctum to present a story. The editor, busy and resigned, tells him to take the piece to the nearest stone yard, declaring it unfit for an editorial office. The scene ends with a sharp rebuke and a reminder of the office’s purpose.

Weill Casper Stone Yard

Dublin cabman drinks whisky in field trip court

A Dublin cabman testified after a country trip that a fare hid a quart of Irish whisky under the cab seat and he shared it with the horse. He claimed he was not drunk but on the defensive, prompting the judge to press about his condition.

Klaus Wagner Pittsburg Lajoie Cobb Wagner Gus Louisville Paterson N. J Haas Dublin Eabby

Wanted Only Hustlers Stetson Berates Trombone Player

Theat regulars recall manager Stetson scolding a tromboneist during a rehearsal. The musician claimed nineteen bars of rest, but Stetson refused to tolerate resting and ordered the player to join in or leave.

Stetson

Hackett recalls boastful rival at Rockland County banquet

Assemblyman John C. Hackett tells of a Rockland county banquet where he admitted poor public speaking skills. A lanky guest interrupted to claim he is the worst speaker, insisting on a public demonstration before the toast. The exchange ends with Hackett continuing his remarks.

John C. Hackett New York Rockland County

The Waiter’s Mistake at the Lunch Counter

A fastidious man hurrying to a train stops for a bite at a restaurant. He notices yellow egg stains on his napkin and gasps at the napkin. The waiter, with a calm face, reveals he folded it the wrong way, not stained.

Do It Now Do It Despite Any Hesitation

Motivational note urges facing tasks head on and completing them. It frames work as a partner with divine providence, insisting that the only path to relief from reluctance is to begin and persist in honest labor.

F. B. Meyer

A Sailor's Compliment and a Connecticut Diary Toast

The item recalls Miss Margot Tennant’s charm on a Norway cruise with Tennyson and Gladstone aboard Sir Daniel Currie’s yacht. It recounts a sailor's marriage reply to Tennant and includes a Connecticut diary quip from 1790 about roast pork and Mother Eve.

Margot Tennant Gladstone Tennyson Norway Daniel Currie Mr. Gladstone Miss Tennant Connecticut Mother Eve

Buying an Ancestor in Wardour Street tale

The famed reviewer Abraham Hayward sought a Cromwellian era portrait in Wardour Street but balked at the price. Weeks later he learned the buyer had become Lord Houghton’s guest and the portrait, an ancestor of Houghton, would have nearly been Hayward’s own ancestor in a curious twist of fate.

Abraham Hayward London Wardour Street Hayward Mr. Hayward Lord Houghton Milnes

WICKERSHAM TO SPEAK AT APPOMATTOX DAY DINNER

Attorney General Wickersham Gov. Eberhart and Judge Emory Spear headline the Appomattox day dinner in Chicago tonight. Wickersham travels with President Taft’s approval and will address on "The Administration."

Chicago Wickersham Gov Eberhart Minnesota Emory Spear Georgia Taft

Taft to Attend League Banquet at Arlington

President Taft will sit at the head table of the League of Republican State clubs banquet in Washington. Noted Republicans from across the nation will attend along with speakers Senator Lodge Representative William B. McKinley and Representative J. Hampton Moore.

United States Chicago New York Winds City Baseball Park Taft Christy Mathewson Mordecai Brown Windy City Mathewson Brown Tenney Evers Devil Tinker Chance Fraw Washington League of Republican State Clubs Arlington Senator Lodge William B. McKinley J. Hampton Moore

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