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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1908

Page

6

Siberian Wildman Hired by Pittsburgh Museum in 1881

A correspondence chain from 1881 shows J Isman of New York seeking work as a Russian anarchist to join Harris' Dime Museum in Pittsburgh. The museum manager offers a wildman act at $25 weekly for four weeks, but initial letters hint at doubt. A final notice confirms engagement and instructions to report to Sixth Street near Penn Avenue.

Maurice B. Kirby Pittsburgh Kirby Bowery New York J. Isman New York City Pittsurgh Sixth Street Penn Avenue Harry Schwab Harris’ Dime Museum

May American Boy highlights on seashore front and boy adventures

The May issue features a yacht front cover and stories such as Jimmy Jones Pirate Four Boys on the Mississippi and That Dilling ham Boy. It includes tales like Hanging a Bear For Uncle Jerry's Sake and Five Hundred Thousand Dollars and Management of a Railroad Saved by a Boy plus articles on Hughie the Hittite Cortelyou and Memorial Day history.

Jimmy Jones Mississippi Dillingham Jerry Major Billy Uncle Sam Hughie Hugh Jennings Cortelyou the Treasury Popular Science Department Paris

Doctor and departments brim with instructive material

The article notes the medical staff and multiple departments filled with pleasing and instructive information and highlights that 88 illustrations accompany the material.

Local News Snippets From OsKaloosa to Belingham

Otto Dede arrived from Oskaloosa last evening. Miss Lillian Crone returned home from West Chester. Mrs N J Burham arrived from West Chester to spend a short city visit. W A Walker returned to Ainsworth after a city stay. Mr and Mrs Clyde Young left for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Judge W S Russel's Scratch Food sold at Marbourg Helwick's. John Miller arrived from Eldon to visit his parents. Mrs John Brown and Thos Brown returned from Iowa City after John Brown's operation. Marsh W Bailey returned from Davenport where federal court sat. Nellie Hohmbraker of Washington IA visited and returned home. Will Chilcote convalesced in Chicago after operation. Marion and Delno Ward left for Belingham WA to start new jobs.

N. J. Burham West Chester W. A. Walker Ainsworth Clyde Young Cedar Rapids W.S. Russel Ottumwa Seed Co Marbourg & Helwick John Miller Eldon James Miller John Brown Thos. Brown Crawfordsville Iowa City Marsh W. Bailey Davenport Federal Court Nellie Hohmbraker Washington Iowa Marion Delno Ward Burlington Bellingham Wash Delno

Weather forecast for Iowa today's and tomorrow's outlook

Special Weather report from Washington describes Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow. Fair tonight and Thursday with slowly rising temperatures and light frost tonight in places.

Washington, D. C the Evening Journal Iowa

Second United Presbyterian boys lecture on social problem

The Sabbath school boys plan a free illustrated lecture Friday evening May 1 in the church auditorium. The talk titled The Social Problem and World Evangelism will cover major US cities and lumber camps with local relevance. All are invited to attend.

United Presbyterian Church Auditorium United States

In the Cycle of Years. A Rural Folktale Poem

A serialized verse by George Thomas Edson traces cycles of economic strain and class shift from 1900 to 1912. It follows a farmer worn by debt and a changing society as merchants and bankers increasingly rely on installment plans while rural livelihoods hinge on mortgage and labor. The poems contrast farmer resilience with urban wealth, suggesting a reconfigured balance of power and hope in a progressing economy.

George Thomas Edson

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Zenoleum Lemmon Pharmacy S. E. Corner Square Corhiss-Coon Klein Klothing Ko the Clothiers Sicily Lombardo Feilkinds A. Lombardo Frey the Studio of The Harrises Dime Museum Pittbsury Padere Harry Scwab Pittsburg I Remaine Biznes Ben Andi A. W. Chase Nature Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N.Y T. Martin Sherman Avenue Troy Ohio J. E. Lemmon Draggist Lowe Star Pictorium Otto Dede Oskaloosa Ned Long Star Lillian Crone SOL, Rich & CO East Side Square S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta Kelly Mason Transfer & Storage CO Jennie Merrick Cambridge City Ind
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