Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

4

Fatal Burn Tragedy at Freeman Restaurant in Marion

In Marion Iowa Jace Jaynes daughter of John Jaynes died from burns after Mrs Freeman’s clothing caught fire on a gasoline stove. The helper rushed to aid and was buried by flames dying at 130 PM. Mrs Freeman is reportedly threatened with legal action.

Marion Iowa The Evening Journal Jace Jaynes Johnynes Freeman Rs. Freeman Freeman Willve

Local Social Notes and Arrivals at Geo wart & Co Store

Miss Iona Shearer enjoys a day at the Geo wart and Co store. W Brookhart returns from Colorado to oversee business matters and is due home today. Mr and Mrs A B Carr welcome a fine new baby born Monday. John Bailey and family relocate to the Frank Swift property in southwest Washington. Catherine and Margaret Maroney return to Rock Island after visiting J C Swift. May Humston departs for Knox ville and Des Moines for the State Fair. A group rides to Ainsworth for a band concert. most are active today. H J., F Parsons of Fairfield Rug visits town for a few days. Rugs from old tires can be arranged by leaving word for sample calls.

Iona Shearer Beeston Geowart & Co W. Brookhart Orado A. B. Carr Car Avre H. J0 F. Parsons Fairfield

City Banks Close At 46 Noon During Chautauqua

All local banks will close at 12 46 PM during the Chautauqua period affecting banking service in downtown and surrounding districts. The curtailment aims to accommodate Chautauqua events and attendance.

Press Overhauls Its Plant Into Modern Newspaper Office

The Press undergoes a week long remodeling with front torn out and interior rebuilt. Burrell Needham and Livingston write on store boxes while seated on nail keg stools as a glass front and bank fixtures are added. Upstairs becomes the job department to serve the public in an updated, elegant setting.

Messrs. Burrell Needham Livingston

Condition of Elmer Wells Shows No Improvement

The subject, Elmer Wells, remains unconscious after about two days with no noticeable improvement. Medically, the current condition is not favorable and does not promise recovery.

Elmer Wells

Joseph Wright Improves After Appendicitis Operation

Joseph Wright, who underwent surgery for appendicitis yesterday, shows improvement though remains very weak. He rested easier today and is progressing as well as could be expected.

Joseph Wright

Miller & Son Cider Making at Crone Farm Midweek

Miller and Son run a cider operation each Wednesday at the old Crone farm located one mile north and one mile west of town.

Miller & Son

Cup cakes coffee cakes and hermits at the Vienna

Local bakery items include cup cakes coffee cakes and hermits offered at the Vienna venue. Customers sample varied pastries as part of a refreshment lineup.

Vienna

Goodman Nelson Dies After Mistaken Acid Ingestion

In Paxton Alabama on August 22 Goodman Nelson aged 20 died within three hours after his mother mistook acid for cough syrup and gave it to him.

Paxton, AL

Shortstop Wagner in Newark Aiming for Big Leagues

A Newark New Jersey Eastern league shortstop named Wagner may match the fame of his namesake in the Pittsburgh Nationals and looks set to duplicate his hit making reputation with a possible major league call.

Wagner Newark N. J Pittsburg Nationals

Altizer Breaks Into Big Leagues as Washington Finds Breakout Shortstop

Washington eyes Altizer, a rare shortstop who has arrived in the majors with notable style, while warning that those who creep stay prone to falls.

Washington Altizer

WILL UMPIRE Cured Billy's Services

WILL UMPIRE is listed as providing services and will be present. The announcement notes their availability and local presence.

Billy

Chautauqua Week Baseball Games Announced

Next Thursday and Will officiate at the game that day. Several games for the week. Rev Billy Sonday visits Thursday the 30th lecturing both afternoon and evening. He will umpire a game after the afternoon lecture. The local baseball ground east of the Chautauqua grounds will host multiple games during the Chautauqua. The Washington team is strong this year and the old favorites will be in it. Visiting teams expected.

Billy Sonday T. Anderson Washington

Neighboring town teams must supply umpires for games

Teams from neighboring towns will bring their own umpires to ensure fair play. Thursday's contest will feature Billy Sunday refereeing, a draw for spectators and a credible authority on baseball matters on the grounds.

Billy

Brighton Jubilee Draws Large Crowd and Features Ball Game

August 22 Brighton crowd surpasses expectations with about 2000 attendees for the Merchants Jubilee. Afternoon ball game pitted north red against south yellow with a 15 to 6 south win. Evening highlights included wild west acts and the Brighton Dixie minstrels delivering a strong second performance. overall a successful day.

Brighton Irwin Lloyd Hartzell Dunbar Brighton Dixie Minstrels

Ladies Home Journal Subscriptions Rise in October

The subscription price will be increased to 1.59 dollars starting October 1. Orders received by September 29 for the next year may secure the old rate, with further details addressed to Miss Veda...

Ladies Home Journal Veda Géeeolsaw Iisvkiamea Ik

Toughening Tenderfeet at Ranch 101 Oklahoma

A Ponca City newspaper piece describes a group of wealthy young men from major eastern cities living at Ranch 101 on Salt Fork of the Arkansas in Oklahoma. They share meals, stay in cottages, and are trained in polo and riding as they pose for two photographs for identification.

Arkansas Oklahoma Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Anys Ponca City Alkali Ike

Jail dog Dixie found guilty of grand larceny

Dixie the cocker spaniel owned by Jail Warden Charles Rogers of New Brunswick New Jersey was charged with grand larceny after repeatedly stealing sponges from a drugstore and bringing them to the jail. The warden considers solitary confinement for the dog as a possible reform measure.

Dixie Charles Rogers New Brunswick N. J New York Times van Deursen Hoagland Rogers Paterson

Baby in $400 000 suit tested by a deputy sheriff

Deputy Sheriff Becker faced a unique task serving papers to a one year old infant in a quit title case over a $400000 loan on Captain John A Watson property. After half an hour of coaxing he tickled the baby until she laughed and then slid the court paper under her arm.

Becker St. Louis Dispatch Clara Frances Watson Alfred Watson Maud J. Hubbs John A. Watson

New Jersey Vice Chancellor Pitney Coins Latest Court Phrase

In the Fineburg versus Fineburg divorce case a Jersey court dispute prompts Vice Chancellor Pitney to coin a new line in court talk. He quipped to “ekin hie own ekunke” amid orders by Vice Chancellor Bergen to levy fees alimony and costs and to show cause why execution should not be set aside.

Jersey Pitney New Jersey Trenton N. J New York Times Fineburg Bergen Ekin Ekunke

Vienna bakery headlines and local movers in town

Local notes report bread at the Vienna bakery, a wide cookie selection, and several residents traveling on business or visiting relatives. Names include Chase Bannister, Grace Hunter, CG. A. McWilliams, George Haffner, Mrs. John Shanafelt, Mrs. T. W. Darbyshire, Dorothy Jugenheimer, Charles Glick, Mrs. Merle McConacey, Margaret J. Sims, and Clyde V. Brown with G. A. R. ties in Pueblo and Minneapolis trips mentioned.

Vienna Chase Bannister Oskaloosa

Sea wall safeguards Galveston life. Waco man backs remedy

In Galveston the sea wall reduces flood risk while Waco resident R W Goodloe credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing a long years lasting cough and preventing illness. The tonic promises relief for coughs la grippe croup and pneumonia with a 50 cent bottle at Stewart s drug store.

RE. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Tex Dr. King Ures Stewart’s Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steck China H. F. Steck East Side Jeweler Mrs. Freeman John Bailey the Heights Frank Swift Catherine Margaret Maroney J. C. Swift Rock Island Joe Wright Columbia Pharmacy J. E. Lemmon Prop Will Billy Sunday Baby Ginghams and Percales Washington, Iowa Grace Hunter Keola CG. A. McWilliams Winfield George Haffner Sigourney John Shanafelt T. W. Darbyshire Havre Dorothy Jugenheimer Mrs Elmer Mason Charles Glick Fon du Lac Wisconsin Merle McConacey Margaret J. Sims Helen Edwin R. Eldrege St. Payne, Ala Clara Darbyshire Dan W. Brown Pueblo Colo Clyde V. Brown Mr. Brown Pubelo Chieftain Minneapolis Galveston’s Sea Wall Smith America Cash Grocery
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication