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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1907

Page

5

Freshman and Sophomore Hazing Incident at Hillsdale College

In Hillsdale Michigan on March 18 the freshmen captured sophomore president Byron Mott during a Jonesville party and hazed him with iodine and hair cutting after a class struggle. In the scuffle on the returning train Glenn Porter of Grand Rapids was injured and a doctor was summoned.

Hillsdale, Mich Hillsdale College Jonesville Byron Mott Glenn Porter Grand Rapids

Man Killed in Suspected Family Dispute in Mattoon

Charles Fry died after a shooting by Jesse Moore in Mattoon on April 18. Moore claims Fry was assaulting his sister when the gunfire occurred.

Mattoon Charles Fry Jesse Moore Moore Fry

Fire destroys Eau Claire residence of lumber company head

Eugene Shaw, president of the Daniel Shaw Lumber Co., saw his Eau Claire home burn. Loss pegged at 860,000.

Eau Claire Wis Eugene Shaw Daniel Shaw Lumber Company Paris Nebraska South Dakota Nev. C

Do Birds Learn to Sing Innate or by Imitation

Observations on Rhynchotus rufescens suggest innate song, as a nestling raised away from parents sang its own cat of song perfectly. In contrast Davies Barrington’s experiments show birds learning linnet songs when reared with linnets, indicating imitation is possible.

W. H. Hudson Davies Barrington London Globe

Aldrich Autograph Tale of Sympathy and Commerce

A story about Thomas Bailey Aldrich who granted autographs to sincere admirers while avoiding professional autograph hunters. He once wrote and sent verses from Babie Bell to comfort a grieving mother, only to later see the same manuscript sold in a dealer’s shop at a high price.

Aldrich Thomas Bailey Aldrich A Crich

Quick Coffee Heating Method From The New York Post

A method to have quick coffee ready involves six hours preparation, using drip coffee proportions and percolation steps, then bottling. The second item notes the sensitive plant reacting to touch by shrinking its leaves as if fearing contact.

New York Post

Epidemic of spinal meningitis hits Appanoose county

Centered in northwest Appanoose county near Mystic and mining camps, an outbreak of spinal meningitis endangers numerous children. Dozens ill, several deaths reported, with one family repeatedly struck and other patients in grave condition as authorities warn the disease can appear and vanish in scattered communities.

Centerville Iowa Appanoose County Mystic Dora Graham Graham A. G. Wood

Fort Dodge Man Loses Suffrage After Citizenship Error

John M. Sabe of Callender, Iowa, discovers after nineteen years as mayor and a 1990s candidate for county recorder that he never became a citizen. He must reapply under new naturalization rules, losing four years of rights while he reconstitutes his status after buying a South Dakota homestead. He remains a prominent local figure despite the setback.

Fort Dodge Iowa Callender John M. Labe Sabe South Dakota

Laugh Dislocates Law Strikes Strawberry Point

In Strawberry Point Iowa yesterday morning Dr G M Billmeyer woke to a loud doorbell at 5 30 and found J B Hughes town photographer outside The doctor pulled the man inside and quickly set a dislocated jaw The incident arose from a joke that went too far and caused a painful misplacement of the law.

Strawberry Point Iowa G. M. Billmeyer J. B Hughes

Ashbys and visitors at area homes this spring day

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Y. Ashby spent Sunday with Mrs. Ashby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hulse. Miss Rose Arnold of Iowa City visits her mother. Meetings in the hall above the post office continue with large crowds and music by the OsKaloosa school quartet. Frank Fish returns to Canada for work after a two week visit home. Doctor Shafer goes back to Maccatine after attending a Holiness convention.

J. A. Y. Ashby M. A. Hulse Rose Arnold Iowa City Oskaloosa Frank Fish Canada Doctor Shafer Maccatine

Local social notes cite attendance at Lone Tree sale and visitors

April 18 reports a crowd at a Lone Tree horse sale including H D Hazlett C P Nichols G Neiswanger Fred Rush and Geo Brown. Several residents travel to Washington Morning Sun and Crawfordsville for visits business and funerals.

Lone Tree H. D. Hazlett C. P. Nichols G. ©. Neiswanger Fred Rush Geo. Brown Winifred Adams Washington J. W. Kirkpatrick Will Crawford Kate Nelson Pomeroy Wash Douds J. EF. BR. Leonard Jessie Eva Long Crawfordsville T. Y. Wickham H. H. Wickham E. T. Wickham A. J. Laird Margaret David C. C. Sands Cora Morrow R. M. Morrow L. C. James Columbus Junction Chicago

Rural Iowa Notices Report Local Happenings

April 15 events include Mrs Apna Rehmel attending a Centerville convention. Rev R Heubner sold his horse Gypsy to Charley Welch last week and bought another in Mt Pleasant. Nathan Burris of Washington stayed with his aunt Mrs Wess Meyers. Eva Denny and Mildred and Frances Stewart from Washington visited the Tylor family. Miss Shaw of Des Moines will lecture at Grace Hill church April 21 1907. Mr and Mrs Lorien Neal and Fern visited Mrs Effie Porters Sunday.

Apna Rehmel Centerville R Heubner Charley Welch Disch Heubner Mt. Pleasant Nathan Burris Washington Wess Meyers Eva Denny Mildred Frances Stewart W. J. Taylor Miss

Local Notes From Marshalltown Area Apr 16

April 16 report from Marshalltown notes temperance address by O D Ellett at the church. Officials and residents including the Hand and Meacham party attend Denmark association in Burlington. John W Miller heads to Clermont California. Ray Waterman elected Sabbath school secretary treasurer. Mrs H W Spencer teaches music class. Bert Weitzer and wife visit from Pleasant Plain. Mr Lawrence dies after fall. Mrs Anna Neal visits from Missouri. Fairfield Sunday meeting attended by locals. Wm Jennings expands D A Meacham store room for Ed Hamilton occupants.

H. W. Spencer Bert Weitzer Pleasant Plain Lawrence Clara Hoskins Anna Neal Missouri H. A. Waterhouse Fairfield Wm. Jennings D. A. Meacham Ed Hamilton

Keota Briefs and Movements Reported

The hall meetings above the post office closed. Rev Fred Mesch his wife and son Archie depart for Oskaloosa to resume university studies. Pete Stein and E A Hulse serve as jurors in Sigourney. R W Reesink of Muscatine attends Muscatine Journal interests. C O Keiser begins a land trip to Texas. A W Hamil attended court in Sigourney. Mrs Will Anderson leaves for Mt Pleasant to visit relatives.

Fred Mesch Archie Mr. Campbell Oskaloosa Pete Stein E. A. Hulse Sigourney R W. Reesink Muscatine C. O. Keiser Texas A. W. Hamil Will Anderson Mt. Pleasant

Local residents make short trips and departures

April 18 reports S W Neal of Washington visiting town with his brother and friends then departing for Boston. Misses Lydia and Jane Davis were bound for Washington this morning. Mrs Henry McCoy and daughter left to visit her parents in Wapello. Mr Hays of Washington expected to arrive. Rev J S Cotton Robert Young Mrs James McFadden Mrs J F Buxbaum and Miss Nellie Huft returned from Muscatine. Mrs A L Dusenberry came back from Keota.

S. W. Neal Washington Bston Lydia Jane Davis Henry McCoy Wapello Hays J. 8. Cotton Robert Young James McFadden J. F. Buxbaum Nellie Hu Muscatine

Local Raisin Crisp at Johnsons Bakery Spotted

Local notes report raisin crisp at Johnsons bakery and Beri seen at Johnsons. Miss Cora Morrow arrived from Ainsworth. Miss Tillie Demorest heads to Rock Island for a new home. Lucy Miller visits Fairfield before returning home.

Johnson's Bakery Beri Tillie Demorest Rock Island

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