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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

4

Local residents travel. jackets misplaced and crossing perils

M Shellebarger, Louise Wilson, Mo J McCullough and others travel to Columbus Ablia Des Moines and Des Moines for visits. W H Hughes moves family. Rob Cook Miss Margaret Row depart for Chicago. Laura Lane and Bean family encounter railway crossing danger near Shields. Calls for improved crossing protection amid Milwaukee service.

Hi. M. Shellebarger North Side Columbus Louise Wilson East Main Street Ablia Carrie Eyestone Spencer Mo J. McCullough Ainsworth

Round About From Round About News Items

Dr J Cocktin of Livingston Wis visits his sister Mrs J K Taylor. Mrs C Figgins of Kalona visits brothers Samuel and Philip Richardson. John Ingham shipped hogs to Chicago yesterday. August 20 reports numerous local visits and farm deals including HM Wilkins twenty acres sold for 6.25 per acre. Haskins Hotel leased. Presbyterian church ground broken. many relatives visiting in Kansas Missouri and Iowa. Bertha Pringle and Jesse Mikseh wed in Washington.

Louisville & Nashville A R Alabama Florida Mississippi Pittsburg Dr. J. 8. Cocktin Livingston, Wis Mrs J. K. Taylor C. Figgins Kalona Samuel and Philip Richardson John Ingham Chicago Sas. F. J. McGahey Jamesport C. A. Carson Lebanon Kan HM. Wilkin W. 8. Ayers Washington Ke.t. Wickham Alosworth J. LB. Simson Ruth West

Nickle Plate Show Delights Crowds At Local Engagement

The Nickle Plate Show drew strong afternoon and evening attendance with clever ring acts and well trained horses. Acrobats and especially children impressed, five cent side show and concerts offered. After the performance an altercation occurred but no serious injuries. Authorities kept watch all night, spotting a few crooks.

Childen

Sidewalk Line Change Adopted by Washington City Council

The City of Washington Iowa resolves to alter the north sidewalk on East Madison Street along Block Four to align inner edge with the lot line. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Adopted August 17, 105 A N Alberson mayor. City Clerk Hugh Th. McCleery attests.

City of Washington Lowa Madison Street East Washington

Brighton Couple Weds In Evening Ceremony

Mr Jesse Miksch and Miss Bertha Pringle both of Brighton were married last evening at the groom’s aunt Mrs L Z Miksch home. Presiding Elder W G Thorne performed the service at 5 30. A wedding dinner followed for the couple and close friends. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Alex Miksch who live west of Brighton. The couple plan to move to the old folks’ Brighton home. The bride’s parents reside in Brighton. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs Mount and Mr and Mrs Brinton celebrated with the couple. Leonard Rose becomes Washington company lineman moving his family from New London. Fred Dupuis will handle Dupuis lines in Sigourney and Wyanta.

Jesse Miksch Bertha Pringle Brighton L. Z. Miksch W. G. Thorne Alex, Miksch Mount Leonard Rose Washington Company New London Fred Dupuis Dupuis Sigourney

Brahman loses finger in ill fated amputation tale

A Brahman seeks to sever his little finger after belief it has become unclean from contact with filth. A carpenter tricks him with a mock blow, claiming the finger is intact and that the act makes the man unclean, prompting the brahman to withdraw. The piece also notes ancient views on moustaches in Greece and Rome and language.

Ganga Greece Rome Roman Empire Daciens

Evolution of Dinner Hours Across Centuries

The article notes how meal times shifted across eras from early breakfasts and midmorning dinners to late afternoon and evening dinners. It cites England four to five meals centuries ago, medieval French and Tudor era dining at different hours, Cromwellian and Addisonian shifts, and the aristocracy finally moving dinner into the evening by the 1800s.

England France Henry VII Addison Pope Lady Suffolk

Jane Carlyle Letter Parodies Tennyson Pension Plot

In a letter to her husband, Jane Carlyle quips about Alfred Tennyson reportedly receiving a £200 yearly pension and a government recommendation, with Lady Harriet noting a desire to marry and Mrs. Henry Taylor offering to write for their maid. The text then muses on teeth descriptions in literature and critiques of pearl-like artificial teeth.

Jane Welsh Carlyle Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Peel Harriet Henry Taylor

Promise of Wealth Through Debt Fades for Young Hopeful

An anxious father warns his son that without study he will know nothing and earn nothing. The Young Hopeful replies that he will charge everything and fund his life until marriage, a line from Meg Wendorfer Blatter.

Fie Meg Wendorfer Blatter

Society Youth Talk Future Life and Matrimony

The Rev. Mr. Strait lace dismisses young socialites as butterflies with no view of the future life. Miss In nit counters that matrimony remains a constant thought among them during an Exchange dialogue.

Strait Lace Miss Innit

A Gen teman From Gascony at Hanley & Son

France in 1572 reels from mass killings ordered by Charles IX and Catherine de Medici. The tale follows a bold Gascon adventurer who fights for the king and earns favor, featured in Hanley & Son's production of Bicknell Dudley's romance A Gentleman From Gascony.

France Charles IX Catherine de Medicis Henri of Navarre Gascony St. Germain Hanley & Son Bicknell Dudley

A Gentleman From Gascony Plays Out Paris Massacre Tale

The article reviews a play about France during the St Bartholomew's Night massacre. Admiral Coligny and German forces clash with Guise and Montmorency while Henry of Navarre is drawn into politics. A Gascon hero saves the king, faces danger, and the Duchess de Bassom Pierre plots revenge as the production promises lavish, historically accurate staging.

France Coligny Palatinate Guise Montmorency Philip of Spain Charles IX Regina Catherine de Medicin Henrt of Navarre Paris Margererite de Valois Ister Charles Catherine Paria Henri Gascony Gascon Paul Duke de Bassompierre

Itnoul the Gascon in A Gentleman From Gascony shown in rouen tale

Itnoul the Gascon is introduced as a daring swashbuckler who later becomes famous under Henri of Navarre. Dudley calls him Raoul de Puyeadere, and the character appears on stage in A Gentleman From Gascony. The play dramatizes Bicknell Dudley’s novel with vivid episodes from the Huguenot era.

Itnoul the Gascon Paris Rouen Henri of Navarre Dudley Raoul de Puyeadere Gascony Bicknell Dudley Arthur D. Hall

A Gentleman From Gascony presented by Hanley and Son

M. W. Hanley and Son stage a dramatized novel by Arthur DT Hall about Henri of Navarre’s struggle for supremacy with Catherine de Medici. Raoul de Paycadere, a Huguenot hero, and Gabrielle de Vrissac star amid a new medieval pageant with courtiers conspirators gypsies guards and students.

M. W. Hanley & Son Bicknell Dudley Arthur DT. Hall Gascony Fearnece Henri of Navarre France Catherine de Medicis Raoul de Paycadere Gabrielle de Vrissac Marguerite of Navarre Raoul de Puyendere D'Artagnan Soldier of Fortune

Gentlemen From Gascony draws strong romantic company

The M W Hanley and Son troupe promotes classic drama with a robust romantic appeal. A season of lively patronage signals public appetite for legitimate drama and confirms that modern society pieces still face strong demand. Observers await seat demand to reveal current taste in theater.

Gascony M. W. Hanley & Son

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