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10 Aug 1897
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1897
Page
1
Readable fragments indicate a damaged OCR segment with unclear names and dates. The text suggests a local newspaper item but lacks concrete entities or actions to summarize.
Two young men driving a Russell Davis team narrowly escaped a freight train near Keeley elevator on Town street. The buggy overturned scattering provisions and sugar as the horses bolted away, with one rider tossed clear and the other leaping free. Eyewitnesses say such near misses are miraculous and urge a crossing gate. The article also notes a church group's trip to Indianapolis on the Burlington Route with a special car, leaving in a week for the National Convention. fare is 1042 for round trip.
Hanmiler's All-Stars opened a week of engagement at the Graham Theatre with Ned the Waif pleasing the audience. The orchestra drew big applause and free tickets offer for tonight's The Loventor. A Sunday accident involving J Logan and family is described with minor injuries. The Inventor comedy and band concert are slated for tonight. Rev Hughes conduct unbecoming a minister case moves to church trial next week.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 the Hamlet's All Stars present a children and ladies matinee. Admission 5 cents for children and 10 cents for adults. Ladies urged to attend with the children.
The Des Moines forecast notes favorable growing conditions for crops with adequate moisture and variable corn maturity dates. Wheat oats and barley yields look fair to good as threshing continues. Alberson, a Monmouth College pitcher, signs with Burlington in the Western Association and debuts today against Peoria, hailed as a strong addition by local press.
J S Barnett owner of the Hotel Allen barber shop sells to J C McBride of Muscatine. McBride is highly recommended as a first class barber and plans to move here next week. Barnett expects to relocate to Port Arthur Texas if it suits him.
Court actions include J F Henderson vs W W Mason with trial set for next Monday and a $55 attorney fee. A Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh case. References praise for I J Cheney and listed Toledo wholesalers. Another suit against C K P railway by Mike Dean for $80 damages, hearing set for the 17th.
Mrs. Martin aged about seventy four died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J A Crawford on East Jefferson street after a week of illness. Born in Wayne county Ohio she married Robert Martin in 1816 and had twelve children six survive. She joined the Associate Presbyterian church in youth and died a devout Christian. Funeral is set for two o clock Wednesday. The injunction case against Valleyrand saloon in Sigourney is decided to close immediately in a Keokuk county victory.
The Wilson, Robinson and Strouse families left Spring Park on Lake Minnetonka and spend the day in Minneapolis before returning home tonight. They hosted a banquet for Mr and Mrs J A Young at the Hotel where they stayed. The fish were caught by party members and baked whole with pasturtium and crematus decorations. The JOURNAL invites more subscribers to share encampment news and a special souvenir edition featuring officers and members of the Second Regiment.
Last evening about 6 50 p m Am brose Hout Jr was passing the north side of the square when a dog belonging to C G Raguet caught his leg and tore large strips from his trousers in a struggle. The band Hamiler's All Stars performed in the park at noon and drew attendees from many directions.
Advertises rail and river trips to Bhat Park Burlington and Bluff Park with Epworth League and Christian Endeavor, 125 round trip, August 10. Also Indianapolis August 17 and 18, G A R Buffalo No. Buffalo August 71st. Homeseekers excursions August 19 and September 7. Attend B N W depot for rates and routes.
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