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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1909

Page

2

Vigilantes Reported In Nebraska Robbery Absconding Family

Word from Santee agency reports masked white capppers marched to the home of Robbins in Knox County Nebraska. They took him to the Missouri River placed him in a boat gave him two dollars and warned him not to return. They returned and compelled Robbins wife to start packing to join him, identity of the vigilantes not known.

Nebraska Niobrara Neb Santee Robbins Missouri River Knox County

Local notes from Manhattan and visitors in the city

Local news lists Burlington resident Ecker and West Chester visitors Mrs Schurr and Mrs White in Manhattan yesterday. It notes arrivals from Fairfield Sigourney Muscatine and Iowa City for over Sunday visits, plus travel to West Chester and Ainsworth. Also advertises safe horses and clean turnouts and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

A. B. Ecker Burlington Wm. Schurr West Chester Howard White Bess Mealey Pleasant Plain M. R. Meek Frank Webb Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon

Students urged to enter 1910 Hart Schaffner essay contest

Iowa university students are invited to submit prize essays on business topics for 1910 with a June deadline. Competitions span multiple classes with cash prizes from 200 to 600 dollars and subjects range from labor unions’ impact on trade to a central bank in crises. Judges include Laughlin Clark Adams Gay and Wright.

Iowa J. Laurence Laughlin University of Chicago Hart Schaffner & Marx United States Laughlin J. B. Clark Columbia University Henry ©. Adams University of Michigan Horace Wright New York City Edwin F. Gay Harvard University

Hall's Catarrh Cure Firm's Oath 100 Dollar Reward

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio pledges one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason notes the oath dated December 6 1886. Product sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available upon request. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason

Christian Science Lecture By Mr Frank H Leonard

Frank H Leonard of Brooklyn member of the Christian Science Board will lecture on Christian Science at the Graham Opera House Friday evening April 23 1909 at 8 oclock. The lecture is free and all are invited to attend.

Frank H. Leonard

Fine Eggs for Sale in Ainsworth Iowa

Barred Rock eggs from high scoring birds available at $2 per 15 outside eggs 3 per hundred. Contact Mrs J M Stewart Ainsworth Iowa for orders and pricing.

Two Men Blown To Atoms In Gordon Ill Explosion

Charles Dewis and Moses Lants were killed when the nitroglycerine factory of the Independent Torpedo company at Gordon Illinois was destroyed. The blast tore a wide area, shook the region for miles, and shattered plaster in distant homes. Early reports overestimated casualties. Only two workers were present at the factory at a time.

Japanese Ambassador Baron Takahira Visits Bridgeport

Baron Kogoro Takahira Japanese ambassador to the United States arrives in Bridgeport along with Captain J B Murdock and lawmakers Hill and Moore for a visit hosted by the local board of trade. He will tour the Lake submarine boat and inspect submarine navigation in harbor. Testimony begins in Calhoun trial in San Francisco as jurors are seated and Ferdinand P Nicholas faces bribe questions related to Abraham Ruef.

Bridgeport Conn Kogoro Takahira United States J. B. Murdock Rhode Island Hill and Moore Board of Trade Baron Takahira Calhoun San Francisco Patrick Calhoun United Railroads Ferdinand P. Nicholas Abraham Ruef

More Council Bluffs Saloon Suits

Council Bluffs Iowa April 16. J J Hess county attorney filed thirteen suits against saloons. With twenty eight cases disposed of by M S Odle of the Anti Saloon league this covers practically all the local saloons. All the saloons in the county will be lined up for the payment of the united tax on or before the first of each quarter.

Council Bluffs J. J. Hess M. S. Odle Anti-Saloon League United

Grain buyer killed by engine in Plattsmouth incident

W R Murray twenty three a grain buyer for the Missouri Pacific elevator in Plattsmouth Neb was caught in a gasoline engine and instantly killed April 16 His father arrived and carried the body to his Maynard home.

Plattsmouth Neb W. R. Murray Missouri Pacific Maynard

King Edward Arrives in Paris Incognito With Royal Party

King Edward arrives in Paris from Biarritz incognito and is joined by Queen Alexandra and the dowager empress of Russia. The group will travel by special train to Genoa to board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.

King Edward Paris Biarritz Alexandra Russia Genoa Victoria and Albert

Pushing Dry Bill in Missouri

In Jefferson City Missouri the prohibition amendment passed by the house was sent to the senate after first reading and referral to a committee. Supporters expect the senate to approve and voters may be asked to decide statewide prohibition at the November 1910 election.

Missouri Jefferson City House Senate Friends of

Want New Hole in Doughnut In Springfield

Legislative leaders say a pure cabbage bill and a ventilation measure for doughnuts will be introduced next week. The doughnut bill would require each doughnut to have a tunnel capable of carrying a specified amount of air.

Springfield Ill

Youth Dies After Prolonged Nosebleed in Point Mills

In Houghton Michigan on April 16 Harry Flatt a seventeen year old died at his home in Point Mills after bleeding from the nose almost continuously for six days.

Houghton Mich Harry Flatt Point Mills

President Pardons Banker Tygard

Leavenworth Kansas April 16 Fla vius Tygard seventy years old former president of the National bank at Butler Missouri was released from the federal prison on a pardon signed by President Taft. He was serving a term of five years for violating the banking laws. Congressman DeArmond appealed to the president in his behalf.

Tygard Leavenworth Kan Flavius Tygard The National Bank Butler, Mo Taft Congressman DeArmond

Frost Cannot Harm Missouri Fruit Crop Experts Say

Sedalia April 16 experts say the killing frost this week did not destroy the Missouri fruit crop after thorough investigation.

Missouri Fruit Crop Safe Sedalia Missouri

Money Exchange Between Hewitt and Jewett

A brief dialogue shows Hewitt asking for a dollar from an old man and Jewett refusing to lend. Hewitt insists, offering a dollar in return, highlighting a humorous exchange noted by the New York Press.

Hewitt Jewett New York Press

Train wreck in Harrisburg kills two crew

Harrisburg, April 16. The Reading railway night express The Queen of the Valley wrecked in southern Harrisburg. The engineer and fireman were killed and several others slightly injured. An unrelated classified notice offers land mortgage loans from Chas. D. Gorham of Garden City Kansas.

Harrisburg Queen of the Valley Reading Tosloan Chas. D. Gorham Garden City Kan

Conway B. Hayes Dies at 44 in Kansas City

Conway B. Hayes, speaker of the lower house of the common council, died in Kansas City from pneumonia at age forty four on April 16.

Conway B. Hayes Kansas City The Common Council

Kilgore Leaves for Emmetsburg to Visit Daughter

Mrs. E. J. Kilgore departed last evening for Emmetsburg Iowa where she will stay with her daughter Mrs. Joe Atkinson for a few weeks.

Wm. and Frank" Parker West Chester Martha Porter Academy Ainsworth E. J. Kilgore Emmetsburg Iowa Joe Atkinson

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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated C.S. Lemmon Manhattan Chalmers’ & Edridge Jennie Wray Fairfield Delia Patton Sigourney Adam Suter Muscatine Jesse DeMarco Lillian Minick University At Iowa City Mr. Edmund Carroll Walker Whiteside WE Are King Stu Pete South America Christian Science J. M. Stewart Ainsworth, Lowa Gordon, I Ty Iames J. A. Work & CO Wolff’s J. B. Crow & Sons Sexton Ganer Music Co Ino Rook Bradfield Reduator Co
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