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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

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Northwest Wins Ad Congress Indication Noted

Partially legible box scores from a national league roundup show teams in Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Cleveland St Louis Detroit and other cities competing. Names such as Backman Bresnahan Scanlon Berger Leifield Gibson Ames Shiles Dipéeen Stephens Walsh Sullivan and others appear across multiple games and line scores.

Rooklyn Rowan-Clark Scanlon-Berger New York R.hleittesburg York Leifield-Gibson Ames-Schiles Cleveland R.h.eleveland Young-Easterly Oberlin-Street St. Louis R.hle Walsh-Sullivan Cicotte-Carrigan R.h.ehicago Ston Sutor-Sullivan Collins-Donohue Detroit R.H.E. Detroit Hil’phia Mullin

Peaceful turn in conservation congress debate in Seattle

The National Conservation congress opened with J Pinchot applauding a peace declaration as Ballinger faces inquiries over public lands. In Seattle speakers including Professor G I Condy of Nebraska discussed conservation efforts across states amid Taft’s investigations.

Seattle Wash National Conservation Congress Forester Inchor Ballinger J. Pinchot Balinger Kittitas Hills Taft Congress H. Libby Washlem Conservation Association Washington Pinchot John Barrett International Bureau of American Republics G. I. Condey Nebraska

Advertising Club Session Highlights Distinctive Displays

Louisvil le on August 27 Ralph Estep of Detroit attended the session of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. attendees discussed display matting and printing, noting New York and other locations as centers.

Louisville Ralph Estep Detroit Associatedvertising Clubs of America Mad Ay Nation New York Wi

Alienist Cross-Examined in Crabtree Court Martial

Dr G H Hill the Des Moines alienist testified for the defense at Fort Crook in the Crabtree court martial. He said Crabtree may have suffered dementia precox but admitted the diagnosis relied on defense counsel’s hypothetical questions rather than direct observation and noted Crabtree’s four years in the Marine Corps could contradict the theory.

Omaha G. H. Hill Des Moines Crabtree Fort Crook Hill Raymond Marine Corps

Bank Robbers Seized Cash at Wayzata Minnesota

Two men entered the State bank at Wayzata near Lake Minnetonka before noon and forced cashier Frank Saares to hand over $200 to $300. They fled but were soon captured, the money recovered, and both suspects George R. Ingalls and Henry Barber confessed.

Minnesota St. Paul Wayzata Lake Minnetonka Frank Saares George R. Ingalls Henry Barber

Roosevelt Skins Unpacked for Museum Display

The skins Roosevelt sent from his African hunt were unpacked at the National Museum taxidermy shop in Washington. Stored in salt, the specimens are in better condition than usual and tanning will start when time allows, but it will be many months before they are ready for exhibition.

Roosevelt Washington Theodore Roosevelt National Museum

Condemn Speaker Cannon At Pennsylvania Merchants Meet

At the Pennsylvania Retail Merchants association closing sessions in Pottaville on August 27 a resolution condemning Speaker Cannon for the reappointment of Congressman Fowler B. Pearce was adopted.

Cannon Pottaville Pennsylvania Retail Merchants’ Association National House of Representatives Fowler B. Pearce

Stock prices slide as Harriman health mutes news

On August 27 Wall Street focused on Mr Harriman's health with little concrete information. Pessimistic rumors sparked a broad selloff, pushing Union Pacific and Southern Pacific down sharply. Total volume exceeded 1,200,000 shares as investors reevaluated the market amidst the negative sentiment.

New York Harriman Wall Street Union Pacific Southern Pacific Anly New York Central United States Steel

Dollar Dinner for Smith in Council Bluffs

Preparations are complete for a reception to Congressman Walter I. Smith in Council Bluffs Iowa this afternoon A band concert in the park will be followed by remarks from Robert B Wallace and H B Deemer The evening features a dollar dinner with speakers including J P Connor N W Macy L T Genung John Y Stone and Charles M Harley

Council Bluffs Walter I. Smith Robert B. Wallace Congressman Smith H. B. Deemer Red Oak J. P. Connor Denison N. W. Macy Harlan L. T. Genung Glenwood John Y. Stone Charles M. Harley City

Latham Sets Long Distance Air Record at Rheims

French aviator Hubert Latham established a new world distance record of 154 kilometers 650 meters and, with a two hour 18 minute flight, set time and speed marks in a dramatic Rheims ascent. He descended only when fuel ran out amid stormy winds while his monoplane drew praise for its graceful design. Bleriot later crashed during a dusk landing, damaging wings and propeller and potentially impacting Curtiss in the international cup.

Rheims Hubert Latham English Channel Latham Wright Lemans Paulhan Bleriot Curtiss Bieriot Count de Lambert Tribune

Sleep Influenced by Diet for Better Rest

A 1909 note advises meals influence sleep. Heavy meals disturb sleep especially in the elderly or sedentary. Favor light supper foods like rice prunes apples figs toast stale bread and milk with little water after five. A brisk walk before bed can help and two meals may suffice.

Farmer J P Clark in Critical Condition From Sledge Blow

Nora Springs Iowa August 27 A sledge blow caught on a suspended clothes line struck farmer J P Clark in the forehead fracturing his skull He lies in critical condition with a fractured skull from the heavy iron hit in the head authorities report

Nora Springs J. P. Clark

Hog market steady near prior close for August 27 1909

Chicago markets report hog receipts at 14 000 with yesterday leftovers. Prices hold steady from yesterday with light hogs 7 51 to 8 15, mixed packers 7 40 to 8 15, heavy shipping 7 15 to 8 12, rough 7 15 to 7 40. Cattle about 2 000 and sheep 7 000 remaining steady.

Second Report Chicago Market Data for Aug 27 1900

Estimated receipts today 16000 official receipts yesterday 16895 official shipments yesterday 606 official left over yesterday 4456 estimated receipts tomorrow 000 market steady bulk 766 to 800 light 70 to 815 mixed packers 710 to 815 heavy ship s grades 715 to 815 rough 715 to 704 porkers 719 to 800 pigs 70 to 79

Zeppelin Balloon Starts for Berlin Flight

Friedrichshafen August 27 The dirigible balloon Zeppelin SI started this morning for Berlin via Neuremburg Liensie and Bitterfeld a total distance of about 450 miles The run to Bitterfeld will be made without stop and the airship probably will arrive there at nightfall.

Zeppelin Berlin Friedrichshafen Zeppelin SI Neuremburg Liensie Bitterfeld

Cattle Price Ranges From 2010 Beevea Listings

Estimated receipts show 4 15 to 7 75 for cows and heifers, 2 25 to 6 40 for Texas steers, 400 to 5 40 for stockers and feeders, 3 15 to 5 15 for Western cattle, and 4 40 to 6 40 for other cattle.

Texas

Libby May Head Lawyers Association Rumor Circulates

Detroit August 27 A rumor among members of the American Bar Association at its convention here says Charles F. Libby of Portland Maine will be elected president of the association. Libby is president of the Portland Railway Company and was a prominent candidate in 1907 when Secretary of War Dickinson was chosen president. Only officers remain to be elected and a report on real estate is to be submitted.

Detroit American Bar Association Charles F. Libby Portland Libby Portland Railway Company Dickinson

Sheep Receipts Breakdowns and Stock Counts

Estimated receipts show 7000 Native sheep, 275 to 475 Western sheep, 360 to 475 Yearlings, 450 to 5 t0 Lamba, 423 to 785 Western lambs, 460 to 77. Detailed figures indicate varying stock categories and price bands across the herds.

Market Report: Mixed Pack Strength in Chicago Trade

Chicago on August 27 1909 shows weak to six lower markets with bulk at 760 to 800 light 750 to 815 mixed packers 750 to 812 heavy ships grades 710 to 815 cattle steady sheep steady indicating varied demand across livestock categories and packers.

Beach-Wickham Grain Co Furnished Telegraph Bid Listing

Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain Company Chicago, with postal telegraph bidding details for parcels 544 and 545.

Beach-Wickham Grain Company Chicago

Man Run Down on Bridge Near Muscatine

Terribly mangled body of an unknown man found on the Milwaukee railroad bridge near Conesville. Believed struck by a train and ground to pieces. Badge of a game warden found on the man.

Muscatine Conesville

Hen Coop Robbery Ends in Double Slaying

Newark Ohio August 27 1900s report states John Weakley and William Trace were shot dead by farmer G A Hartshorn who alleges they were robbing his hen coop in attempted robbery incident near Newark.

Newark John Weakley William Trace G. A. Hartshorn

Commission Plan Debate Varies in Montreal Conference

In Montreal on August 27 the League of American Municipalities debated municipal government by commission. Attendees diverged over whether cities should surrender control of public utilities to state boards.

Montreal League of American Municipalities

Fire Sweeps Western Lake Area of Yosemite Valley

Blaze races through Yeeowite Valley in Yosemite California damaging grounds and structures. Ar tillery guard called after hours of fighting could not stop the spreading flames.

Yeeowite Valley Yosemite Cal Yosemite Valley

Rural Letter Carriers Convene Des Moines Meet On Postal Reforms

Des Moines hosts the Rural Letter Carriers convention with Ames as 1916 site electing W G Romer president and W S Hoon vice president. Delegates discuss parcels post and postal savings bank plans, with strong support for local parcels post and opposition to catalogue houses. The group leans toward recommending a banking system and awaits Postmaster General action.

Postal Savings Bank Des Moines Ames Pas Postal Savings Bank W. G. Romer Lyona W. S. Hoon W. H. James Cecil Bluffs Bb. B. Child Nevada Child National Federation of Rural Ter Carriers Bb. Child G. Ll. Jordan W W Iowa League of P Masters Fred Bancroft P. Ke Montrose Iowa Chicago T Des Moines

Thompson Denies Buying Pan American Road

Ambassador David E. Thompson rejects reports he purchased the Pan American railroad for 10 million dollars acting for Harriman. He says he is not connected with Hap’s man and did not buy the railroad. He admits trying to purchase it himself. if the deal proceeds Thompson would own about 9.6 million dollars of stock. The road extends from Geronimo Tehuantepec line to Tapachula near the Guatemalan border and is owned by an American company led by D. P. Doak.

Pan-American Road Harriman Mexico City David E. Thompson Pan-American Railroad EB Hf Harriman Hap Amb Thompson Geronimo Tehuantepec National Railroad Tapachula Americ D. P. Doak

Jealous Rage Ends in Double Tragedy in Council Bluffs

In Council Bluffs Iowa on August 27 Agi drew Madsen shot and fatally wounded Mrs Martha Rasmussen before killing himself at a Fifth Locust Street house. Madsen had courted Rasmussen who had separated from her husband and recently reconciled with him. His jealousy over the reconciliation sparked the deadly act.

Council Council Bluffs Agi Drew Madsen Martha Rasmussen Fifth Locust Streets

Foresters Select Detroit for 2011 Meeting Place

Toledo reports the Supreme Court Foresters of America adjourned after choosing Detroit as the 2011 meeting location. E. M. Murtry, longtime secretary and national organizer, retires from his post.

Foresters Toledo Supreme Court Foresters of America Detroit E. M. Murtry

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