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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1899
Page
4
A seller promotes purchasing or exchanging parcels, inviting buyers to discuss deals. Plans for new additions include building a limited number of residences next season with free design and contract services, plus guaranteed pricing. Rentals available as well with favorable terms.
The Vienna and Berlin diplomatic scene rattles as American embassies face former landlord refusals and prepayment demands. In Berlin, Dr Von Miquel’s tax dispute with German authorities highlights tensions between state finance and elite officials.
Friday evening Mrs D J Patterson hosted a tea party in honor of Mrs. Smith of Gerlaw Illinois. Fifteen covers were set and all attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Local notes report residents arriving back from travels and work changes. A lengthy survey praises The Chicago Tribune foreign service and Chicago journalism’s rise, contrasting it with New York papers. Comparisons include advertising totals and newspaper reach.
In Paris the high court adjourned as M. Guerin asked for new counsel, prompting protests led by M. Buffet of the Young Royalist League. Buffet was expelled for a week after a volatile scene. A Neuilly incident and Deroulede remarks were also discussed as witnesses testified amid court upheaval. In the U.S. a Utah divorce case ruled Green widowhood valid. a grain threshing combine formed in Madison and a Sioux City creamery project announced as the world’s largest.
Licenced to Wed has been issued to Amos Yoder and Salome Yoder. James Henderson left for Estherville and Graettinger Iowa to take a job in that region. Miss Atta Pringle of Brighton spent Thanksgiving with the Misses King.
Lost a lace handkerchief valued as a gift. reward offered at the JOURNAL office. Found a pair of gold pine nez glasses. inquire at the JOURNAL. For rent three houses located. two have barns. Kemble's flowers advertised by Emble Flower Co OsKaloosa Iowa. direct orders paid express charges.
Detroit reports a bicycle dealer John M. Reindel found dying in his shop at 196 Griswold Street with head injuries and his clothing afire. Police suspect robbery as motive and an attempt to hide the crime by burning the shop and body.
A mass of items notes outbreaks of scarlet fever and alputheria continuing in Chicago, with other global and local items. Mentiones Bulgaria abandoning the gold standard, BC miners opposing American labor imports, and state canal closures in New York. Also notes nobiliary betrothal rumors, politics, industry, and court cases.
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