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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
4
Claim promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as stomach support and blood purifier for aging men. Testimonial from G Popplewell of Eureka Springs Arkansas notes six years of constipation and vertigo improved after twelve bottles, enabling light work. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative option for the elderly.
Mrs. Dr. Woods of Nebraska spoke to a full room at Mrs. Blair’s home urging organization of a local suffrage group. She praised wartime service by women, described nurse duties in the Philippines, and argued women and men share love of country. A dozen hoped to form a local organization.
Clever Katie Emmett and her e company travel in a Pullman dining and sleeping car. Their newsboy band will parade next Monday at noon. Vi fs of New York will perform in the Graham at 8:1 in the evening.
A Kalona man, Bob Manatt, was brought to the county jail after an assault on Prof BE Hill in Kalona. Classified as mentally irresponsible, he faces possible transfer to the county poor farm. he pleaded guilty and received fifteen days in jail. The incident occurred in Kalona with Manatt escaping to Wellman before arrest.
On next Monday evening Katie Kipmere and her company will perform at the Graham io The Waifs of New York stage a special scenic production and free street parade. Geo Zaring is reported resting easier today.
Roy Samson of Wyman visits in the city on his way home from Iowa City where he sees Robbie Black studying medicine. Rev W R Williams of Bethel preaches at the Presbyterian church on Christ's Sufferings in the preparatory service. Chas Ward charms with silver stare painting on Star Grocery windows. Thanksgiving neighbors gather at William Bartholomew’s North Washington home for a fine dinner with John Zaring family, Mr Baker and son, Mr and Mrs Haines, and Al Kedridge family.
Ann Arbor announces higher admission standards for the medical department. Prospective M L degree students must complete two years in the literary division. Emphasis now on mathematics general science and French and German. The medical course becomes a six year program after high school prep.
In Ottumwa Iowa a bound over defendant Frederick Alin faces grand jury charges for the alleged assassination of Dr. W O Tramilton in Maryville Monday. Alin argued his suspicions of a romance with Mrs Hamilton drove his actions and threats, while evidence suggested his mind was unsettled by jealousy and alleged drugged influence.
Walter W. Wood files a complaint against Frederick W. Lee and Tracy Warren for refusing to sail on the Castle after he was hired as state. he claims they refused duties sworn to when licensed and asks Inspectors Mona shan and Chalk to revoke their licenses. Cape Nome is cut off by ice and the Kentucky's visit to Smyrna is deemed irrelevant to Turkey relations. North Dakota population grows to 319,146 from 182,719 in 1890.
Chicago reports George H. Phillips privately settled with major November shorts on roughly 650000 bushels of No 2 corn. Prices fell from 40 to 41 cents as the deal closed quietly, with Phillips predicting about 150000 dollars in profit and holding limited inventory for December contracts.
Cleveland night express plunges over an embankment into the Ohio River after a washout near Beaver. One man drowned, M. S. Casey express messenger, and several trainmen injured including engineer Albert Coughenour who lost a foot. Passengers uninjured aside from a shock. mail and valuables lost. Crews battled rising water to reach survivors amid heavy overall losses.
Train fare announced for travel to Chicago with return via the B N W Railway. One way 20d and 3rd tickets good through December 10, 1900. Only a single fare plus 2.00 for round trip. Trains operate under the current schedule.
Leaves Washington at 7 05 a m arrives Chicago 2 20 p m or departs 7 40 p m and reaches Chicago 7 00 a m. Same service returning. Come and see us. E G Fox Agent.
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