Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Laborer Closure
Fragmentary OCR notes reference laborers and closures but lack clear names places or dates. The readable text mentions worker groups and potential shutdowns without verifiable details or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference laborers and closures but lack clear names places or dates. The readable text mentions worker groups and potential shutdowns without verifiable details or outcomes.
General Manager Williams of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway is due in the city tonight. He travels by special car No 7 with a buggy journey from here to Muscatine to inspect the engineers survey. President Harling may join him to decide on the route for the line. One thousand loaves of bread will be baked at Johnsons tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Garrett and Mr. Dille Boileau was celebrated last evening at the bride’s mother Mrs. Sarah Garrett’s home on Dean Street. Rev. J. Kologue of the Second United Presbyterian Church officiated at o’clock, with few intimate friends present. The couple, beneath a floral wreath, stood before guests as lilac silk organdy and smilax decor filled the scene. A wedding supper followed. The groom is the youngest son of Mrs. Sarah Boileau. the bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Sarah Garrett. They will reside at 208 East Second Street.
A section of Riverside’s Citizens Savings Bank caved into the cellar during excavations for a new building by Mrs. Mary Bouquet. No workers were harmed but the dispute over land borders adds tension as talks continue. The page also notes a May 3 performance of Quo Vadis at Graham with seat sales starting Tuesday.
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railway released a booklet describing summer resorts at Spirit and Okoboji Lakes in Northwestern Iowa. Free copies are mailed on request to John G. Farmer, Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. tf
An elderly woman was killed by a passenger train along the Fort Wayne railroad tracks near Lima Ohio. She is believed to be Rosana Gaskill of Champion Pennsylvania en route to visit Fort Wayne. The report blends other brief notes on events in Streator and London.
A tourist points to a crooked cottage chimney and claims it draws attention from every passerby. The exchange notes the chimney’s odd shape and its viral appeal among onlookers.
A concise Chicago News item reports a pupil asking for completion after a teacher notes the math question about nine apples with eight taken away leaving a single apple. The exchange highlights a classroom moment reflected in the paper.
New York Evening Journal highlights a playful request for a shine on Willie R Bootblack-Chee with the headline inviting attention to the amusing scene. The item captures a moment of street humor in the city.
A studio owner reports rapid progress since opening. A recently completed portrait of a deaf and mute man is praised as speaking-like and expressive, drawing public acclaim for its lifelike portrayal.
A brief exchange from the New York Evening Journal shows a son asking about his father with the reply that the parent remains strong. The fragment hints at familial resilience and care across generations.
News reached Crawfordsville of the death of Mrs. Riley widow of Nathan Riley. She died suddenly last night at the home of her daughter Mrs. A B Smith in Ottumwa where she had been staying. A letter to her son Ed in Crawfordsville foretold a visit today. Burial will be in Crawfordsville after remains arrive from Ottumwa.
George Haines of Crawfordville was in town on business today. Miss Nettie Wallace of Glenwood Minnesota is recovering from smallpox and doctors say she will not be married. Lelia and another young lady are quarantined with her sister and were vaccinated earlier. Quarantine life feels lonely but the illness remains mild if contracted. The notice ends with a plug for Burnham's Golden Buck cigars.
Young man seeks clerkship inquire at Journal office. Parlor organ walnut piano case for sale. One set Johnson's Encyclopedia in good order for sale. Five room house on the Heights for rent with fruit and cistern. Little girls coat for sale. Good sound horse and ladies side saddle for sale. For sale good second hand organ. Seven room house two acres near Sigourney street for rent. House for rent near square. House and lot two blocks from the square for sale, price 1250 at Journal office. This place will make a nice home.
Travel deals advertise first class excursions from Washington with low fares to cities including Davenport Des Moines Columbus Centerville Lincoln St Paul Dubuque Kansas City Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Louisville and more. Pullman sleeper service daily except Sunday departs at 8 15 p m with various trip dates and adjusted fares.
The notice invites readers to consider lands in northwestern Iowa southwestern Minnesota and South Dakota with low excursion rates from the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway. Tickets on the first and third Tuesdays expire in 21 days at one fare plus $2 to points north of Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly. Information is available from Iiten Brooks Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Original production with elaborate scenery comes to our city Friday evening May 3 in six acts and eight tableaux. The drama follows a young Roman soldier who loves a Christian maiden amid Nero’s persecutions and eventual triumph through faith. Peter the Apostle appears as a key figure. Seat sale begins Tuesday with Gallery 25c Balcony 50c Parquet 50c Circle 75c.
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