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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

8

Death of Wolfe Ends Siege at Quebec in 1759

Major General James Wolfe, aged thirty two, led a bold night ascent of the Heights of Abraham to attack Quebec from the rear. He was mortally wounded but ensured an English victory as Montcalm fell and Quebec surrendered weeks later. Montreal followed, ending the war's North American struggle.

America James Wolfe Hise France Quebec Canada New World Montcalm Abraham St. Lawrence River Wolfe Isle of Orleans Townshend Murray Point Levi Tthe Plains of Abraham Mont Hm Yratte Montreal England North America Eupreme

Beheading in Paris shocks public after 15 years

Paris on August 5 reports a public beheading at 4 30 am near Saint prison front with large crowds blocked by police. Duchemin a 23 year old butcher, who stabbed his mother in 1908 and killed her by strangulation after failed robbery, faced execution. President Fallieres declined to commute the sentence though public sentiment opposed public executions.

Paris Sante Beene France Fallieres Duchemin

Grand jury indicts priest in Iberville Parish case

New Orleans Aug 5 Thirty one indictments against Rev John J Holt grove pastor of the Catholic church at Plaquemine La were returned by the grand jury of Iberville parish Twenty eight counts charge grave crimes and three allege criminal libel.

New Orleans John J. Holtgrove Plaquemine Iberville Parish

Charles A Zimbelman Dies in Iowa Hospital

Charles A Zimbelman, 53, of Boone a member of a prominent pioneer family, died in a hospital at Clarinda, Iowa, after illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Charles A. Zimbelman Boone, Ia Boone Clarinda

Intense Colicky Pains Relieved by Remedy

I S Mason of Beaver Dam Kentucky reports years free of colicky pains after using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended by a friend. After a few doses he was entirely relieved four years ago and there has been no return. The remedy is sold by F L Stolte and Lemmon s Pharmacy.

I. S. Mason Beaver Dam Chamberlain F. L. Stolte and Lemmon

Barcelona the ancient city with modern streets and harbor

Barcelona blends old and new with narrow brick streets and the Rambla thriving through a hexagonal old town and a sprawling harbor. The cathedral dominates Monte Taber with Gothic vaults and fifteenth century stained glass while the Canonsia and palace gateways show Roman and medieval craft. Once rival to Venice and Genoa, Barcelona’s trade and industry grew with cotton, silk, and wool mills earning it the nickname Manchester of Spanish Lancashire as ships from colonies bring vast imports.

Barcelona Spain Melilla Morocco Catalonia Mediterranean Rome Montjuich Don Quixote Rambla Philip V Monte Taber Andres Escuder Santo Cristi de Lepanto Palacio Episcopal Calle del Paradis Hercules Charles V Venice Genoa Netherlands Orient Manchester Lancashire

Puzzler No 336 Charade and Beheadings Puzzle

The puzzle announces Charade clues about a tiny substance that dances in the sun and the daily effort to keep it away, then a household helper seen in every house that keeps things neat, followed by No 337 Beheadings and Curtailments detailing multiple wordplay transformations from forerunners to various meanings, as presented in Youth's Companion.

Numerical Enigma as Good Shakespearean Advice

A puzzle states a 16 letter sequence with segments forming a company, a girl's name, a number, and an examination. The 1 7 14 9 letters name a company, 3 12 8 11 spell a girl's name, 10 15 4 13 yield a number, and 16 2 5 6 form an examination. The complete solution offers prudent guidance attributed to Shakespeare.

Shakespeare

Library Card

A riddle describing a library card as the answer. It is recognized by all, appears in every book as a printed word, and when you grow it into a larger space, it is seen in open fireplaces in estates. In public libraries the card is used to choose books, matching the clues.

Word Bridges in Sentinel Puzzles

Two word fragments per sentence form a compound term. answers reveal the missing links, yielding a cohesive word when joined.

Fox and Geese Puzzle Reverses Positions in Circles

In a moving alternation puzzle a fox and geese take turns shifting between circles. The objective is to reverse their positions so that the foxes end at positions 5 and 6 while the geese occupy 3 and 4. The Washington Star presents this old problem as a numbered item No 841.

Washington Star

Split word puzzle from St Nicholas Hidden States

Puzzle text presents eight word splits forming new words to describe actions or states and hints at hidden US states and a famous poem. It references Mast soar star and other wordplay, inviting movement through a letter grid to locate eight states while using letters multiple times without skipping.

Arebia St. Nicholas

A Poser: Rain Affects Sun and Shoes

A wry line notes that a rainy day dulls two bright items both heavenly and earthly. The sun loses its shine and your shoes darken or get muddy, highlighting rain's damp impact on light and footwear.

Peculiar Puzzler Entries and Hidden Dress Goods List

A page presents multiple puzzle items and wordplay prompts including Peculiarities Re-acted Rebus Rhyme about a shoe living mother of many children and a Hidden Dress Goods list featuring Calico Gingham Cotton Linen Serge Merino Silk Satin Muslin. It also includes Diagonals and Acrossic with names like Mamma Happy Carol Discs Leech Natad Birch & Desks and a mysterious % Shows sequence referencing March April and seasonal creatures.

Mamma Happy Carol Leech Natad Birch

Sutton Hearing Resumes Over Lieutenant Sutton Death

Annapolis Aug 5 The naval board of inquiry restarts the probe into Lieutenant James N Sutton of the marine corps death. Mrs James N Sutton of Portland and her daughter Mrs Rose Sutton Parker of St Paul with counsel arrive to press to clear her son’s name. Lieutenant Harold H Utley and Surgeon Frank C Cook return from the Mediterranean aboard the US cruiser North Carolina as principal navy witnesses.

Annapolis Naval Board of Inquiry James N. Sutton Marine Corps Portland Ore Rose Sutton Parker St. Paul Henry E. Davis Washington Mediterranean United States North Carolina

Rich Red Blood From Proper Digestion Promises Vitality

Advertises Mi o na stomach remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy at 50 cents a box. Claims indigestion harms health including eyesight and energy, promising restoration of vitality by treating the digestive cause. Mentions a 650 cent box and money back guarantee if not cured.

Lemmon’'s Lemmon’s

Sutton death case details spark witness testimony shift

The article discusses Lt Sutton s death on October 12 1907 and the ensuing inquiry. It notes potential privilege against self incrimination for him as a defendant and contrasts this with the unreserved willingness of Mrs Sutton and her daughter to testify. They allege the lieutenant was attacked and shot by a fellow officer during their investigation.

Sutton Hi Brother

Piled Rails On Track Near Crawford Neb

Aug 5 Crawford Nebraska reports 18 year old farmer boy Wr Berger captured near the Burlington line admits piling the rails to stop a passenger train. He says aim was to reach Alliance for medical care for a hand wound. Initial account claimed he was shot by suspected robbers and that they fled. later stories conflict.

Farmer Boy Crawford Neb Berger Fay Trai Burlington Alliance

Deputies Dead and Injured in Shootout During Escape Raid

Oklahoma City on August 5 reports deputies James Russell and Joseph Baren exchanging fire while searching for escaped killer William Hendrix. Russell died, Baren was wounded in the hand, Hendrix rode away on a deputy marshal’s horse after killing his father in law.

Oklahoma City Okla William Hendrix James Russell Joseph Baren Russell Baren Hendrix

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