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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
3
The report outlines Cerner’s implementation of live telemetry through its TE P platform, detailing how real time data streams support clinical workflows. It notes partnerships with health systems and vendors to ensure interoperability and rapid issue resolution.
Washington forecast says generally fair tonight and Friday with temperatures rising. The notice provides a brief outlook for today and tomorrow and mentions a mild, warming trend.
Local snippets list visits and travel for residents such as Roy Emry Sol Rich Paul Wellstein and Chas Morgan. Court in Newton and campfires, church groups, and campfire guests mentioned along with travel to Rock Island Davenport and Monmouth. Also notices of auctions eye care, funerals, and arrivals in Keota from various nearby towns.
Washington county must pay 17 260.82 toward the state levy for general revenue, part of a total 81,505,467-76 charged across the state. The levy equals 27 mills on the taxable property, with Merriam as State Auditor. Nearby wealthy counties’ amounts include Muscatine 18,868.63 and Wapello 15,363.96, among others.
Rumor cites Burlington management allotting 250000 for widening the Narrow Gauge to broad gauge on the B and W and B N lines. Change said to occur rapidly, with standard engines and cars running next day and rails reused.
An official order received at Rock Island station declares that starting at 7 a.m. Thursday April 17 trains 20 and 30 may stop at Bighton Belknap Waterville Allerton and Lineville as flag stations while Fairfield becomes a regular stop for train 29. Train 30 will be governed accordingly.
The Reynolds Gallery invites readers to visit for affordable pricing on frames and art. The note emphasizes reasonable prices and encourages in person consultation for suitable selections.
A Salem New Jersey reader reports rapid relief from muscular rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, with one bottle delivering a complete cure. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman.
Miss Gertrude Williams physical director of the YWCA Burlington returns to town to close a class of young ladies with an Armory program Tuesday. Accompanied by Miss Klele Hieman of Huntington the event aims to defray class expenses and promises a satisfactory program.
City friends report the death of J. W. Gemmell formerly of the area who worked for Wm. Wilson Jr in the Wilson Hardware Co store. He later partnered with Wilson in Riverside then moved to Wellman and finally Greenfield where he died.
A flood of orders pours in from outside towns for the production titled The Wrong Mr. Wright. The piece draws interest from regional readers and theatergoers.
W. W. Astor donates £20000 to fund unfunded University College London chairs. Henry Lord Moody, father of Rep Moody, dies in Haverhill aged 181. Plague outbreak reported in Pingchen and Canton China with several Canton cases. Mrs Henry T Vilas wounded in Pasadena. Four Esther Kohen family members likely suffocated in New York. Anonymous kidnapping threat to Rev P M Cletydenin in Westchester. Illinois fund for McKinley Memorial reaches 886820. Mrs Katherine Doerr found dead in Chicago. Jacob Schaefer arrives in New York from Paris. Norwegian ministry resigns.
Chas M Cramer of Oslombo Ceylon praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children noting rapid relief and frequent success with a single bottle. He states the medicine is especially effective for hoarseness and has persuaded others to try it. For sale by mao.
The best play “The Wrong Mr. Wright” is presented by the beat company in Graham with a continuous laugh. Tickets are on sale at Carrie drag store for tomorrow evening. Warren Moone and local businesses endorse the show.
At a directors meeting the Bank of England reelected Augustus Prevost as governor. Robert K. Armstrong has taken the oath as private secretary to Secretary Shaw and begun duties. The pope received ex representative Bourke Cochran of New York in audience. Andrew Carnegie donated 40000 to Union College Schenectady and 15000 to Hutchinson public library.
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