Cedar Falls Woman Worth $25,000
A Cedar Falls woman is valued at twenty five thousand dollars amid a report on a visitor’s near approach. An assailant murderer was recaptured after a prior escape, with authorities pursuing re-arrest.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
7
A Cedar Falls woman is valued at twenty five thousand dollars amid a report on a visitor’s near approach. An assailant murderer was recaptured after a prior escape, with authorities pursuing re-arrest.
Congressman Smith presents Deemer at the White House while Wheeling reports four comet fear related crises this week. A series of tragic acts includes Mrs Hutchinson found hanged after fear of Halley's comet, Mrs Springfield drinking carbolic acid, William Flannigan’s suicide by train, and a Clarksburg servant girl dying from poison.
New Orleans April 22 The comet is blamed for a Louisiana preacher declaring the righteous will be taken to heaven in a basket on May 18.
Mary F. Hearst of Cedar Falls appeals to County Auditor Rainbow to arrange tax payment of her $25,000 building and loan stock. She says no assessment appeared when she visited a deputy collector and expresses a wish to pay her share to support the government.
Congressman Smith brings Iowa Supreme Court Judge Deemer to President Taft at the White House. Taft and Deemer deny the conference affected any Supreme Court appointment push, while politicians claim Deemer's opinions were reviewed by the president.
Hamburg Iowa April 22. C ER Minturn saved his apple crop using fire pots during the weekend freezes. His trees were heavy with bloom and although about 10 percent of fruit was lost the effort is credited with protecting the crop and Minturn predicts the finest apples yet. He could not protect the entire orchard.
Melvin M. Jacobs, sentenced to 9 years for murder, who escaped from a jail in Uwadi Oklahoma by climbing from a fourth floor window, was arrested yesterday in the Ogden hotel in Council Bluffs Iowa while awaiting appeal.
Creston Iowa April 22 Jim Jinnias a Greek interpreter for laborers near MacPherson on the Burlington is under arrest charged with tampering with the United States mails forging the name of Jim Drasolis to a registered letter containing money He appeared before federal commissioners yesterday and pleaded not guilty His case will be investigated by the new grand jury.
In Springfield, Missouri on April 22 a report notes a need for William J. Bryan to campaign in Missouri to garner support for his cause. The brief item highlights Bryan's anticipated visit as part of a broader political effort.
A campaign group urges voters to back a state wide prohibition measure in the upcoming November election. Supporters frame the issue as a moral and public health priority, while opponents call for careful study of economic impacts.
President George MacLean of the University of Iowa invites leaders of Iowa's principal colleges to a dinner in honor of the British Ambassador James Bryce. Bryce will visit Iowa City Monday April 25 and address students and citizens during his stay.
Q. Ho, a longtime contractor and respected veteran, died at his home in Oskaloosa Iowa last night from a hemorrhage of the bowels. He had worked during the day before his death.
Washington April 22. Switchmen Union of Chicago lodge No 17 asks President and Illinois senators to probe Judge Peter S Grosscup of the federal circuit court. They cite repeated attacks by The Appeal to Reason led by Eugene Debs and urge impeachment if charges prove true.
A London Standard tale recounts how time was told in Egypt during a Christmas stay in Peyot and Helouan. Captain Lyons learns that noon signals come from a gun crew who check their watch with a Cairo expert and a watchmaker who corrects the time with a simple three from a can.
A Town and Country note cites the American woman’s approach as conventional and stylish, always in the vanguard of fashion rather than seeking sensational attention.
Three essentials for the after-dinner speech. Stand up, speak up, and most importantly shut up. The note emphasizes controlling length and timing to deliver a concise, effective talk.
An advertisement touts Swift’s Specific S. S. S. as a “purely vegetable” blood purifier that eliminates scrofula by purifying the blood and enriching circulation. It asserts heredity, various symptoms, and that the medicine cures in children and older adults, with a free booklet on request from The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA.
A Texas man, P. N. Robles of rural route 3, Moresville, says Cooper's New Discovery cured his rheumatism after two doctors failed. He credits stomach health as the cause and claims rapid recovery within two weeks, returning to work with improved general health. McElhinney Drugs Co. promotes as local agents.
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