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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1905

Page

8

Split Zionist factions form National Jewish Orthodox League

Territorial Zionists have broken from the Zionist congress after rejecting the British offer of East Africa territory. They establish the National Jewish Orthodox League with thirty former congress members and Sver 3 Zionists joining as observers. The group plans to seek and organize settlement territories for Jews and negotiate with governments to acquire lands for Jewish use.

Head of the Grand Army Pick for General Succeed Blackmar

Washington Aug 2 Corporal Tanner former commissioner of pen a leading candidate to succeed General Blackmar in the Grand Army of the Republic position.

Washington Tanner Pen

Veterans select candidate slate for Grand Army commander

The District of Columbia register of will notes confidence in winning the Grand Army of the Republic commander election next encampment. Gen Tanner secures 800 New York votes and broad Potomac backing, with rivals Burrows Brown Barton Carnahan among others. Carnahan has withdrawn due to health.

Sions District of Columbia Grand Army of the Republic Blackmar Tanner New York Department of the Vpotomac Burrows New Jersey Brown Ohio Barton Missouri Carnahan Indiana

Immigrants Arriving in Large Numbers in New York

New York reports a surge of European migrants entering the United States with about 48,000 arrivals in July, up from 6,000 the prior year. Deportations also rose, with over a thousand sent back in July versus 494 a year earlier, according to U S Commissioner Watelorn.

New York Europe United States Watelorn National Council of Women

Notorious postoffice gang leader Earl Tratver breaks jail

LaCrosse Wisconsin August 2 Earl Tratver a member of the Eddie Pay gang of alleged postoffice robbers and safe blowers who were recently arrested here at the head of a trio was charged with burglarizing a dozen post offices in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa Trainor who was also wanted at Scottsboro Dick and other towns remains at large

LaCrosse Wis Earl Tratver Eddie Pay Wisconsin Minnesota Lowa Trainor Scottsburo

Baseball Scores From Various Cities Across Leagues

Scores from games on August 2 include Boaston beating St Louis 10 to 4 in St Louis, New York 10 over Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 7 in Chicago in eleven innings, Washington 4 over Detroit, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago, Cleveland 2 over New York, and Louisville 7 over Kansas City. Western results show Des Moines 6 over Denver 2 and Sioux City 2 over Pueblo 1 with incomplete details for St Joseph.

Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Wittsburg Kain Washington Detroit Cleveland Boston Association Louisville Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis Western Les Moines Denver Bronx City Pueblo Sioux City St. Joseph

Unite Butchers Form National Union in Grand Rapids

Master Butchers Association of America and National Meat Dealers Association voted to disband at meetings in Grand Rapids Michigan. The formal creation of a united national union is planned to follow, signaling consolidation of major butcher interests nationwide.

Grand Rapids Mich United National Union of Master Butchers’ Association of America National Meat Dealers’ Association United Association

Colville Dies in Roxbury After Years as East Sporting Figure

Boston Aug 2 A short illness ends the life of James Colville at his Roxbury home. He was a prominent eastern sporting figure and first brought John L Sullivan to public attention. Recently Colville acted as referee in many eastern contests.

Boston James Colville Roxbury John L. Sullivan Colville

Fire destroys big feed elevator at Edgarton station

The large feed elevator at Shepard's sheep feeding station in Edgarton Wisconsin was destroyed by fire with losses tallied at 87008. Other items include a denial of engagement rumors around Gladys Deacon and James J Hyde and various international and local notes.

Shepard Edgarton Wis Gladys Deacon James J. Hyde Miss Deacon Portugal Morocco Conference On United States Wisconsin Conference of Seventh Day Adventista Louisville

West Liberty Victorious After Weekend Setbacks

West Liberty fell 4 to 5 at Har per Sunday but rebounded with wins over Sigourney on Monday and Tuesday. The first game ended 7 to 6, and the second stretched to 12 innings with a 3 to 2 score.

West Liberty Harper Sunday Sigourney

Carol Forgey Returns From Visit To Oquawka Friends

Carol Forgey arrived home last evening after visiting friends in Oquawka Illinois.

Carol Forgey Oquawka

Visitor from Texas Heads to Monmouth for Family Visit

Miss Baldwin of Texas visited the city yesterday and will spend a few days with relatives in Monmouth Illinois before continuing travel.

Miss Baldwin Texas Monmouth, Ill

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