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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

4

Chautauqua Opening Draws Record Washington Crowd

The Washington Chautauqua opened with the Elma B. Smith Company delivering a warm evening program led by Miss Smith. Merle Tillotson and Chas E Bechtel provided singing. Rev L D Young offered prayer. J B Crone praised the start and introduced J B Schrecken of Burlington as manager. The company appears set for a strong year with a well received performance and a bustling auditorium audience.

Washington Elma Smith Co L. D. Young R. B. Crone Mr. Crone Neightor J. Bb. Schrecken Burlington Whreckengast T. Wilson J. B. Wast B. Smith Co Merle Tillotson Etralto Nina Isenhart Chas BE. Clarke Bechie Allcock Elma B. Smith Miss Smith

Local folks visit and work around Chautauqua scene

Robert Crail of Oskaloosa and others were in town today for Chautauqua and local business. Several residents including George Clapper, Ben Alvine, and Curtis Wells with daughter Allie attended events or shopped. Dr. D J Dewey and Prof. P G Holden traveled for fairs and lectures while others kept time on crews and handled errands in this day's local activity.

Art Willis Winfield Chautauqua Ben Alvine Near Olds Curtis Wells Allie West Chester

Tuberculosis Lecture Highlights Germ Cause and Prevention

Rev Kepford, a lay preacher with tuberculosis study, spoke on the lungs disease and its prevention. He defined tuberculosis as caused by a live germ one one-six hundred thousandth of an inch long, notes its historical discovery in 1841, and emphasized public health campaign efforts in the state.

Soltau A. EB. Kepford Kepford Medical Association

Little Paul Brock Sick In Washington State

Jan Brock three year old son of Oscar Brock of northeast Washington is very ill with dysentery and in critical condition this afternoon.

Jan Brock Oscar Brock Washington

Make Hay While the Sun Shines as Thrifty Lesson

A thrift lesson urges preparation for illness as sunshine may fade. Dysentery diarrhea and cholera morbus can strike suddenly. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended for immediate use and may prove fatal if delayed. For sale by Cook Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.

Chamberlain Cook & Sherman Stewart Armacy

Weather forecast for multiple states tonight

Indiana shows showers and cooler with cooler in south portion. Illinois cooler in north and central portions. Wisconsin partly cloudy with showers in the south and cooler in the southeast. Iowa partly cloudy with showers and cooler in the east.

Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Old Lady Wanders Away Near Pelan in Roseau County

Aug 24 The western end of Roseau county was in a fever after Mrs Stampf an 80 plus resident near Pelan wandered away. Searchers from Pelan Greenbush Badger and Roseau hunted two days until she was found roaming muskegs with no food. She is at her son’s home in precarious condition.

Greenbush Mion Roseau County Velan

Better Harbor Entry Suspended For Superior-Duluth Plans

Superior Wisconsin August 24 government engineers halted work on the new concrete harbor entry at Superior after warnings about the unsafe Duluth design. The Superior plan will be revised to avoid duplicating a previous error, with construction paused until changes are approved and then resumed to completion.

Superior Wis Duluth Superior-Duith

Chicago baseball scores and league results summary

Scores from leagues show Pittsburg 7 at New York 3, St Louis 5 like 5, Chicago 8 Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati rain. American: New York 3 over Cleveland 1, Detroit 7 over Philadelphia 6 in ten, Washington 4 over Chicago 1, Boston 38 over St Louis 1. Association: St Paul 8 over Louisville 1, Minneapolis 0 over Indiana 1, Milwaukee blanked Columbus 2, Kansas City 0 over Toledo 8, Lincoln 1 over Pueblo 0. Western: Omaha 1 over Des Moines 4, Sioux City 0 over Denver 4, Lincoln 1 over Pueblo 0.

Chicago Pittsburg New York St. Louis Boston St. Louis S Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Washington St. Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwanukee Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo Omaha Des Moines Sioux City Denver Lincoln Pueblo

Butcher Peter Manale Acquitted at Preliminary Hearing

In New Orleans on August 24 Peter Manale a butcher who killed his wife and shot Judie Rowe a paper hanger when he found them together in the Manale home was acquitted at his preliminary hearing. The proceeding was intensely dramatic with the judge sobbing at Manale's recital and spectators flooding him with congratulations. Rowe had habitually visited Manale’s house each morning around five o'clock while the butcher was at market.

New Orleans Peter Manale Judie Rowe Manale Rowe

Day trips and visits across towns and states

David Eichelberger visited the Cocklin home in Ainsworth for a day or two. J. W. Sands left for Des Moines to attend the State fair, then Webster City to visit his brother for a few days. Miss Lee Seargent left Smith Center after visiting Cy Timmons. Edward Henn of Wellman rode through en route from Texas and planned a short Chautauqua stop. Mrs. H. O. Whitman returned to Biggsville after visiting I. K. Beale, and Miss Clara Spears left Knoxville Tennessee to work as a dorm matron.

David Eichelberger Ainsworth Cocklin J. W. Sands Des Moines Webster City Lee Seargent Cy Timmons Smith Center Kan Edward Henn Wellman Texas H. O. Whitman Biggsville I. K. Beale Clara Spears Knoxville Tennessee

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