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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
3
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Cranberg Aug 6 report notes the death of Empress Frederick mother of the emperor with many royals present. It highlights her antagonism of Bismarck and describes her steadfast dignity and influence over Frederick III during his reign.
In Moscow Idaho Aug 6 Dr W W Watkins was shot dead while riding in his buggy. Merchant Geo Creighton was shot in the arm and Deputy Sheriff Cool wounded in the shoulder by William Steffen who then barricaded himself and was slain at his home after opening with a Winchester.
In Milwaukee on August 6 residents near churches with bells protested the ringing, deeming the chimes a nuisance and disturbing element. Crusaders seek to banish church bells and give them a perpetual rest in the community.
C. J. Eckles local Bell Telephone manager arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of 350 of the companys money. Eckles served as manager here six months and is described as a young married man with a child, well connected and popular.
In Mancelliona Michigan on a Saturday night two young sisters aged 3 and 2 perished when a fire destroyed their home. The four children were alone with two older boys who escaped and alerted neighbors. firefighters arrived too late and the house and contents burned.
Twelve miles from Sioux City workers hit a six inch vein of black petrolum in an area where an Ohio company leased many acres six months ago believing it an outlet for Wyoming oil deposits. An Ohio expert is expected soon.
Ogden I Fethers supreme chancellor announces the Knights of Pythias insurance branch is improving daily in a statement from Milwaukee. The report highlights steady progress and growing member confidence in the program as of August 6.
Aug 6 dispatch says King Edward did not depart for Cranberry as reported. The king and queen left here for Marlborough House today. They are not expected to start for Berlin until tomorrow.
A paper circulated among Fall River cotton manufacturers proposes a 15 percent wage cut. The report coincides with a fatal streetcar accident in Montgomery injuring Miss Carrie Jones daughter of ex Governor Jones of Alabama, witnessed by her father. Also noted is the execution of Bojamin Pugh in Sing Sing prison.
Speaker of the United States House David B. Henderson and Representative Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts are in Berlin on August 6.
Special telegram reports weather outlook for Iowa. Fair and cooler Wednesday with possible local showers tonight. Warmer in eastern districts and cooler in the extreme west tonight.
Short items report visits and greetings among residents, shopping in the city, and upcoming events. Mentions include Sher Burnham, Rev Masson, Miss Cora Smeltzer, Mrs S B Carris, Mrs Andy Augustine, Mrs Will Grondyke, Mrs J Maxwell, Stella Essley, Blanche Nicola, LH Manson Co of Chicago, corn price speculation, and Madison Medicine Rocky Mountain Tea promotion at Stewart’s.
Local brief notes several residents traveling for business and visiting relatives. Asa Reed went to Wayland, W. R. Beamer traveled to Wapello, and Mrs. Sam Neil and Mrs. A Burrell left for visits. Page also lists shoppers, movers, and upcoming ads plus a prayer text from the W C T U meeting.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor's infant suffering cholera infantum. A bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, used as directed, led to full recovery in two days. The account says it has never failed in any instance and is sold by Stewart s Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
Walter Richardson of Millington Michigan faced a fatal barn blaze on his farm, destroying crops, machinery, and two horses valued at 250 dollars. The loss totaled 1500 dollars with no insurance. Weeks earlier he received threatening letters promising death and arson, with a note found on his gate. Richardson suspects foul play by an unknown enemy. Dannaher Wright allegedly claimed responsibility.
The county board of supervisors has contracted with Hugh Kendall and crew to varnish oak woodworking in the court room and offices. Exterior wood and iron will be painted. The project aims to be finished before the September term of court.
Aug 5 reports from the area note Rev Tustey of Columbus City preached at the U P church. Miss Heirbart of Macomb il arrived for a visit at the W A Anderson home. Gus Johnson and family visited Wayland yesterday. J B Crooks and Son shipped a car load of hogs to Chicago. Miss Ida Hagie and son Harry of Olds are being entertained by Mrs N E B Vessey. Mrs J F Buxbaum convalescing. S W Huston traveled to Chicago today. Fordyce of near Ainsworth spent Sunday at A Davidson home. Mrs H Hull, visiting relatives in Mason City IL, returned home. Dave Farris and Mrs Washington were guests of J B Buxbaum. J Rittler and Mrs Washington spent Sunday with Crawfordsville friends. Dr W B Crooks returned to Washington after visiting at home.
Aug 5 reports residents returning from trips to Red Oak Des Moines Minneapolis and St Paul. visitors include Mrs G M Welch Miss Wilson Miss Erie Loughead Miss Duncan and others. Our ball nine defeated Crawfordsville. Rev A M Smith to Wilton camp meeting. no preaching next Sunday due to camp.
Miss Georgia Wilson of Wellman visits Miss Anna Buxbaum. I M Lewis and family spent Sunday with Al Pratt of Washington. A party including Wm Sankey and wife Wesley and Mary Myers and Leslie Glick left for Boneport for a week of camping and fishing. Myrtle Blick, recent guest of her brother Grant au Verdi, returned home last night.
Aug 5 reports George Swisher and his wife visiting relatives here and Frank Sage spending Sunday at his Washington home. Mrs. M. Terry visited Washington Saturday. About 46 locals attended Ringling Bros circus to Burlington Saturday. T. L. Emry went to Richland this morning. An advertisement promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with a money back guarantee for 50 cents.
County Auditor Ingham orders replacement election booths ball boxes after a recent Dublin fire burned the Dutch Creek township supplies.
Marsh W Bailey left Burlington Saturday evening for Sunday and continued to Cedar Rapids to attend the state Republican convention. A note mentions a fine young spring lamb at Todd Stuart's.
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