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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1910

Page

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Roosevelt Support Grows In West Ahead Of Saratoga Convention

In Fremont Nebraska Aug 27 Roosevelt remains popular with western crowds who praise his attacks on corrupt bosses and business leaders. He signals a fight at the Saratoga convention against Woodruff Barnes Wadsworth and allied interests while denying a national campaign. Senator Cummins visits Council Bluffs to show support.

Fremont Neb Roosevelt Iowa Nebraska Town Council Bluffs Omaha Mr. Roosevelt Senator Cummina Ames Council Bluff Sagamore Hill New York Timothy L. Woodruff Oyster Bay Saratoga Woodruff Barnes, Wadsworth and Company Sherman

Lucius C. Cole Dies at Carlsbad at 64

News from New York announces the death of Lucius A. Cole president of the National Lead Company at 111 Broadway. He had been abroad annually and recently ill from business devotion. He left July 19 for Carlsbad and died there at age 64 attended by his wife and daughter and son Walter F. Cole assistant treasurer of Magnes Metal Company.

New York Aus Carishbad Lucius A. Cole National Lead Company Broadway Cole Carlsbad Walter F. Cole Magnes Metal Company

Snow Follows Summer Heat Across Texas Regions

Austin reports unusual weather with a sudden cool snap in the northern and central cotton belt. Temperatures dropped as much as 40 degrees within three hours while some southern areas remained hot and drought persists in central Texas despite scattered rains.

Austin Tex Texas Cotton Belt

Pickpockets Reap Harvest at Indiana County Fair

At the Bartholomew County Fair in Columbus Indiana a heavy rain after the races caused a rush for trains and conveyances. About 15 000 attendees were targeted by thieves with losses including Thomas A Morgan of Louisville Kentucky who reported 500 stolen Cud with Able a Jackson county stockman 400 stolen W A Mull of Topeka 100 stolen and farmer Jesse Percifield 85 watching races had a purse containing 36 taken.

Columbus Ind Thomas A. Morgan Louisville Cudwith Able Jackson County W. A. Mull Topeka Kan Jesse Percifield

International Sailors Strike Threat Over Board of Conciliation

Delegates from American and European seamen unions meeting in Copenhagen threaten an international strike if ship owners do not form a conciliation board to address grievances. The French association is excluded. Details of the strike date remain secret, with leaders awaiting convention approval.

Copenhagen Seamens’ Unions America Europe International Congress of Sailors and Marine Firemen British Union International Congress

Cholera Death Toll Drops in South Russia Week

Reports to the sanitary bureau show 16,106 new cholera cases and 7,743 deaths for Aug 14–20, a decline from 23,944 cases and 10,723 deaths the prior week. The year’s total reaches 121,091 cases and 58,000 deaths, signaling waning epidemic.

St. Petersburg Russia Red Cross Sanitary Bureau

Falling Sign Injures Woman Outside Otto Shop

A large sign eighteen feet long and weighing fifty pounds broke loose from the Otto Shoe and Clothing store in Logansport Indiana. It fell twenty five feet striking Mrs Charles Ross on the head as she left the store causing possible fatal concussion.

Logansport Ind Otto Shoe and Clothing Charles Ross

Busse Protests Taft Over Engineer Transfer

Chicago mayor telegrams President Taft protesting the War Department action to transfer Maj. Thomas H. Rees, already ordered East, amid reports Maj. Bromwell will base in Milwaukee as successor.

Chicago Busse Taft Fave Thomas H. Rees United States War Department East Ol. Bromwell Maj. Rees Milwaukee

Prince Nicholas Becomes Montenegrin King

Prince Nicholas ascends to the throne in the Montenegro princely realm as the new monarch, amid ceremonial rites and political change shaping the minor kingdom's future.

Montenegro to be proclaimed a kingdom on Aug 28

Cettinje Montenegro Aug 27 The principality will be declared a kingdom tomorrow with Prince Nicholas adopting the title of King of Montenegro and a royal salute of 101 guns to mark the change.

Prince Nicholas Cettinje Montenegro Bulgaria Balkan Nicholas

Elkins Engagement Denied Reports of Marriage Debunked

Senator Elkins denies reports that his daughter Katharine Elkins will wed the Duke of the Abruzzi. A Paris cablegram claimed a forthcoming wedding in Paris and a trip abroad by the senator to attend the ceremony.

Washington Elkins Katherine Elkins Paris West Virginia

Wreck victims Davis and Nelson rest easy after Grand Trunk crash

Durand Michigan August 27 Clinton A Davis of Montreal and Fireman George Nelson were seriously injured in a Grand Trunk wreck east of Durand Wednesday night. Both are reported resting easy.

Durand Mich Clinton A. Davis Montreal George Nelson Grand Trunk Here

Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues

Summary of recent outcomes in the National and American Leagues with game results and team standings. Includes notable scores and current positions in the league tables.

Baseball Box Scores From Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati

In Chicago R H E New York 000000100 1 7 0 Chicago 00001002 56 8 Drucke and Meyers Brown and Kling At Pittsburg R H E Brooklyn 000000002 2 6 1 Pittsburg 00020200 8 0 Knetzer and Bergen Adams and Gibson At Cincinnati R H E Philadelphia 000000010 168 Cincinnati 10050020 862 Sheller and Dooin Gasper and Mc Lean

Chicago New York Drucke Meyers Brown Kling Pittsburg Brooklyn Knetzer Bergen Adams Gibson Cincinnati R. H. E. Philadelphia Sheller Dooin Gasper McLean

Baseball score fragment reports and lineups

Fragmentary box score notes list teams and pitchers. Pelty, Couombs, Lapp appear with St Louis and Philadelphia while Boston and Cleveland entries reference Fanwell Cicotte and Klie with weather affected games at New York and Detroit venues with wet grounds noted.

Philadelphia R. H.E. St. Louis Pelty Stephens, Couombs and Lapp Boston Cleveland Ned Boston Fanwell and Land, Cicotte and Klieon Washington Detroit New York Chicago

Elgin Car Races Here Draw Big Crowds and Prizes

The national chassis automobile races near Elgin on the eight and a half mile course produced three trophy winners: A Livingstone in National car No. 1 took the Illinois trophy, Eddie Hearne in a Benz won the Fox River trophy, and Dave Buck in Marmon No. 26 captured the Kane County trophy. Fifty thousand spectators watched the events under a held law enforcement detail by the Fifth Regiment I N G and 860 militiamen.

Elgin A. Livingstone Eddie Hearne Benz Marmon Dave Buck Chicago Fox River Valley Fred J. Waener al Livingstone Livingstone W. H. Pearce Albert Pehrman Henry KR. Hill

Saginaw Population Jump in 1910 Census Report

Census data released shows Saginaw Michigan with 50 510 residents up 8 165 or 19 3 percent from 1900 Bay City counts 45 166 up 17 438 or 63 5 percent Lansing 41 229 up 14 744 or 89 4 percent from 1900.

Washington Lisued Saginaw Mich Bay City Lansing

Wheat and cattle markets across Chicago and Omaha

The Chicago cash grain market shows varied quotes for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and prices. Live stock in Chicago and Omaha ranges include hogs at about 8.70 to 9.50, cattle to 8.50, and sheep with lambs from 6.25 to 7.00, plus regional dealer quotes from East Buffalo and Stevens in New York.

Chicago Omaha Texas Unning & Stevens Live Stock Commission East Bumaio N. Y

Cat-Transmitted Diphtheria Claims 9-Year-Old Life

Hermion Struts, nine, died in Rolling Prairie Indiana from diphtheria contracted from a cat. Despite home remedies and physician visits as the illness grew violent, the child could not be saved. Parents warned of possible mass cat killings if further cases appear in Laporte County.

Laporte Ind Hermion Struts

American Association Scores Recap From Recent Games

At Columbus Minneapolis 3 to 2 in ten innings. At Toledo Kansas City 4 to 2. At Louisville Milwaukee 6 to 1. At Indianapolis St Paul 7 to 2.

American Association Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Louisville Louieville Milwaukee Indianapolis St. Paul

Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep and Grain Trends Aug 27 1910

Chicago market roundup with hogs and cattle prices, receipts, and shifts. Estimated hog receipts 9090 with bulk 8 60 to 8 80 and mixed packers 8 30 to 9 15. Cattle and sheep activity steadier, grain and local Washington market prices listed.

Organist Mixes Up Wedding Marches in Odd Ceremony

At a wedding last night Mrs Lapsing recalls the organist caused a stir by playing Meddlesome's wedding march for the bridal party arrival and Lonergan's march as they exited.

Fox Pai

New York Republicans Plot Roosevelt Nomination Tactics

Aug 27 New York reports reveal Albany Republicans consider nominating Theodore Roosevelt by acclamation at Saratoga to shift blame for a possible defeat onto him. Old guard leaders fear a Roosevelt "knife" to his influence, while awaiting Gaynor support and Taft connections.

New York Roosevelt Saratoga William Barnes, Jr Albany Barnes Woodruff Mr. Roosevelt Old Guard Republican Party Roosevelt Liek Gaynor Griscom Taft Sherman Car

Fractures Leg After Fall From Window at College

Harry Harmon, 24, custodian at Franklin's Parnk lin College, toppled thirty feet while washing a third story window. He fractured his right leg and dislocated his ankle, with ambulance possible to treat the injury.

Franklin Ind Harry Harmon Parnklin College

Collision Ties Up Pere Marquette Trains Near Bangor

A head on collision between a passenger train and a southbound freight near Bangor, Holland, suspends Pere Marquette rail traffic for hours as cleanup and investigation proceed. No serious injuries reported.

Holland Mich Bangor Pere Marquette Railway

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