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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

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Murder for a Home in Brownville Trunk Death

In Watertown New York April 28 a brutal murder case emerges as the body of Mrs Sarah Brennan is found packed in a trunk at her home in Brownville near Watertown. James Martin and his wife are held after a hotel killing motive suspected robbery. Brennan learns his home had been deeded to the Martins, prompting a long search and a discovery of the murder scene.

Watertown N. Y New York State Sackets Harbor George Allen Auburn Brownville Sarah Brennan Patrick Brennan Litt Barter House Brennan James Martin Brennans Farmer Mrs. B Brennan Columbus Ind Albert G. Omahn

Awakening of China Promises Western Style Reforms

San Francisco April 28 The awakening of China centers on government push for general education and codified laws harmonizing with occidental norms. Consul Williams notes reforms to abolish extraterritoriality, admit lawyers, trial by jury, and combined judicial administrative offices. In Tangier Mulai Hafid leads a swift southward push toward Fez alarming Abd-el-Aziz supporters as Fez reports mobs threatening foreign consulates.

San Francisco China Ite Keu BR. Williams Pos Tien Tsin Sorocca Tangier Mulai Hafid Chaouia Fez Abd-el-Aziz

Fatal Plunge of a Chinaman in a New York Tenement

Despondent over finances Long Wando forty a prominent Chinaman and member of Long Song Ti Co dealers in art CARIOS committed suicide by jumping from the roof of a six story tenement in Eighth Avenue. Demand for his goods had nearly disappeared.

New York Long Wando Eighth Avenue Long Long Song Ti & Co Art Carios

Drowning After Boat Capsize at Brower's Lake

Rockford Michigan April 28 White fishing on Brower's lake with Guy Knoll seventeen and his stepbrother Frank Peck. Their boat capsized Knoll drowned Peck clung to the overturned boat for nearly an hour and was rescued by neighboring farmers.

Rockford Mich Brower's Lake Guy Knoll Frank Peck Knoll Peck

Prince Helie de Sagan Visits Pompeti Ruins

Naples April 28. Prince Helie de Sagan with Mme. Gould’s children and their tutor traveled by motor car to Pompeti. The weather was splendid and the party enjoyed a visit to the ruins.

Anna Helie Naples Prince Helie de Sagan Mme. Gould Pompeti

Markets Data From Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo

Commodity quotations for Wheat Corn Oats Park soybeans and live stock at Chicago and East Buffalo with May July and Sept figures. Cash sales and receipts for hogs cattle sheep and calves show price ranges and market tones from both markets.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Colorado Ilinois Indiana Wisconsin East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Battleship plan defeated as Senate adjourns on Roosevelt message

Washington April 28 The house failed to read President Roosevelts message due to filibuster and quorum issues delaying a return to the whole committee. The senate allowed a formal presentation but postponed further reading. The four battleships proposal narrowly failed with 23 votes for and 50 against. Norris testified for the American Newspaper Publishers association about paper price increases and possible price fixing, detailing publisher grievances and bid behavior.

Washington House Roosevelt Elis Latta Senate Piles Beveridge Ankey Borah Bourne Briggs Brown Burkett

Evidence of a Paper Trust

Washington April 22 evidence tending to show unity of action among paper mills in fixing prices and restricting sales to customers of other mills. The testimony states contracts could not be obtained for more than one year and mills had arbitrarily shut down or curtailed output, presented by John Norris.

American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Select House Norris House Mann Williams Publishers’ Association Dringley Committee Mann Norris Washington John Norria

Treasury Calls Up $45 Million for National Bank depts

Washington on April 28 reports the secretary of the treasury announced a further call upon the national banks for about $45,000,000. Some $20,000,000 is due by May 9 and the rest, $25,000,000, by May 23.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury National Banka

Weather forecast by region for Illinois Indiana and more

The forecast covers Illinois and Indiana for tonight with generally late conditions, lower Michigan expecting showers and cooler air, Wisconsin partly cloudy with snow flurries in the north, and Iowa described as fair.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Portion Iowa

Haitian Horror Recalls Executions In Port au Prince

The French cruiser d Estrees arriving from Hart reports in Portau Prince scenes of a March 15 nocturnal execution of rebels accused of stirring revolt after Nord Alexis crisis. Soldiers hurried burial left one merchant briefly alive, buried in too small a grave, then shoved under the earth as he tried to protest.

New York d'Estrees Hart Port-au-Prince Nord Alexis Crista Guatemala Cabrera Eigne Senor Bustillos Honduras Sence Kustillos San Jose Cuatetala City Legation Afaives

Record crowd at Waldorf Astoria surpasses daily toll

New York on April 28 saw nearly 19,000 people enter the Waldorf Astoria in a single day. Eight counters tracked the flow with individual devices, marking the first time a formal record of throngs passing through the hotel has been kept since it opened.

New York Waldorf-Astoria

Novel Divorce Case Arises Over Baby’s Dislike

New York April 28. Mrs. Etta Fries of Stonetown near Wynockie and Paterson New Jersey has fled divorce court citing an unusual reason stemming from her first husband’s baby disliking her second husband’s face and crying whenever he appeared.

New York Etta Fries Stonetown Wynockie Paterson N. J

Opening Chicago Hog Market Report 1908

Opening Chicago April 28 1908 hog market reports estimated receipts ten thousand leftovers five thousand ninety six markets strong at paper note light hogs five to six mixed five ten to five fifty eight hundred fifty to six five rou cattle five hundred average steady sheep fourteen thousand slow at yesterday's decline

Papernom Savg

Chicago Market Report April 28 1908 Prices and Receipts

Official receipts yesterday 45162 shipments 15553 estimated receipts today 10000. Market movement 5 to 10 higher packers hold off. Cattle and sheep prices listed by grade including Texas steers Western cattle stockers and feeders native and Western sheep yearlings and lambs. Grain market noted with rates 544 to 545. Postal Telegraph Chicago report.

Texas

John A. Babcock and North American Commission Company Contact

A fragmented notice cites John A. Babcock with The North American Commission Company based in Chicago Illinois. The message promises reliable service and a square deal to be provided on request.

The North American Commission Company

Turmoil In Central America As Mexican Troops Move

President Diaz and cabinet met in session amid reports Honduran troops mobilize at the Guatemalan frontier. Mexican batteries and regiments were ordered toward the border but later denied. Washington expresses concern that war would undo the peace conference and threaten Central America.

City of Mexico Diaz Miguel Gil Tapachula Vera Cruz Oaxaca Juchitan Farique Creel Martecal Central America Buchanan United States Cabrera Guatemala Washington State Department

Tornado Death Toll And Food Shortages Hit Deep South

New Orleans reports about 325 graves across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama from Friday's tornadoes with fatalities likely under 350 and about 1 000 more injured on the road to recovery. Surviving towns face hunger and shelter as Amite suffers its last meal while relief efforts begin with neighbors sending supplies and aid. Columbus Indiana recounts a separate poultry tragedy where a spring chicken loss follows rat poison exposure, forty dead.

New Orleans Louisiana Misssissippi Alabama Amite Culea

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