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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1905

Page

2

May Admit Murder Did Not Kill Tumans

William Nagle remains in Rock Island jail near Muscatine Iowa as officers plan a few days of solitary confinement before a preliminary hearing. Nagle and Josephine Collett were in penitentiary when the Tumans were killed and Collett maintains Nagle’s guilt.

Muscatine Iowa William Nagle Carl Brady Rock Island Jar Brady Nagie Nagle

Nagle and Collett Cleared in Tuman Murder Case

William Nagle and Josephine Collett are found innocent of involvement in the Tuman murder, dated about August 16, 1902. The two were jailed in Jefferson county at the time Jesse Tuman and his wife were killed, refuting rumors of partnership or close ties with the Tumans.

Muscatine William Nagle Josephine Collett Tuman Brady Tumans Nagle Jefferson County Jesse Tuman Sherfey Woods

Atlantic Canning Co to Start Corn Pack Soon

Atlantic Iowa August reports the Atlantic Canning Co the world’s largest corn and pea canner will begin its annual corn pack in about ten days to two weeks. The plant expects to break records packing up to 000,000 or possibly 000,000 cans of corn with new machinery aiding harvest for nearly 3,000 acres. Between 600 and 600 workers will be employed this year.

Atlantic Iowa Atlantic Canning Co

Prison reform urged as Fort Madison reports

Fort Madison Iowa August 9 Warden Jones asks the state board to create a prison farm modeled on the Ana mosa facility proposing a 27500 grant and a new cell house He notes convicts earned 95456 for the state during the last biennial period and urges a reformatory for short term offenders The facility now houses 4560 convicts

Fort Madison Iowa Jones Board of Control Anamosa Ft. Madison

Baffling Skin Disease Brings Dayton Man to Boston Hospital

Nathan Feinberg of Dayton, Ohio, brought to Boston in a private hospital is treated by a leading skin specialist. A unique treatment bath circulates heated water to keep the body constantly pure and buoyed by air cushions. Feinberg, educated and from Koenigsberg, faced a rash breaking out over his body with pimples and huge sores, puzzling local doctors before his transfer.

Boston Mass Nathan Feinberg Dayton Ohio Feinberg Koenigsberg Germany List

Speed Demons of the Sea The Mackerel and Tarpon Race

The article surveys aquatic speed, noting the tarpon, mackerel, and shark as speed champions. It compares fish locomotion to trains and ships, estimates horsepower for a whale and a shark, and cites a Madrid yacht built like a Spanish mackerel hull, reflecting vintage maritime fascination with natural design.

Eny New York Saturday Evening Post

A Lesson in Unforgiveness From a Missed Letter

A man tells his wife he dislikes a man because a letter she wrote was never sent. The letter sat in a coat pocket all summer. He cannot forgive the man despite discovering the mistake. Printers' Ink notes the needless ill feeling.

The Cat Essay By A Little English Girl

A child’s essay on a cat notes the animal is a square quadruped with legs at the corners. It describes stroking the back to please it and the tail held stiff when pleased like a ruler, adding a humorous remark about nine lives and Christianity.

Misfortunes as Mercy in a Pilgrim's Tale

A reflective note by Dr. Lucas on adversities acting as blessings. The narrator views clouds and troubles as safeguards against excessive worldly friendship that might distract from his homeland and heritage. The piece frames hardship as a mercy guiding moral duty.

Dr. Lucas

A Divine Joy Quote by Samuel Smiles

The passage presents Smiles contrasting suffering and joy as divinely appointed for character discipline. It states suffering chastens and sweetens the nature, teaches patience and resignation, and promotes exalted thought as a form of moral growth.

Samuel

Little Walter Spills Milk After Sudden Arm Shove

A child named Walter spills a glass of milk during lunch when he shoves his arm suddenly. His mother scolds him in the scene with a quick quip about knowing the spill and Walter questions why he wasn’t warned.

Walter Mamma

Vacation excursion rates to west and coast outlets posted

The Iowa Central announces summer 1905 lower round trip rates from Brighton to St Paul Minneapolis 12.00 Duluth 16.00 Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo 22.75 Salt Lake City Ogden 35.75 plus special G A R encampment 14.60 Portland 49.00 and California with similar terms. Tickets on sale after June 1st for most routes with various limits and extensions. For full details contact agents or A B Cutts G P and T A.

Pacific Coast Iowa Central Brighton St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Portland Ore California Hot Springs Ark A. B. Cutts

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