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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
3
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. Warmer Wednesday. Special to The Evening Journal. Washington D. C. section five reports Iowa’s outlook for today and tomorrow.
Local notes from Marbourg Hamiltons and others advertise Iowa stock and worm powder. Items mention Miss Kathryn Bailey in Brighton, Quincy Adams Sayner visiting, and various prices and sales at Caner Music Co and Eichelberger's. Also reports St Petersburg telegrams noting political unrest, telegraph tie ups, strikes, and union demands.
Miss Alma McCutcheon returns to assist at Long and Gilliland store in Mt Vernon. Adelbert Laughead visits John Eyestone home from Washington for a few days. Fine Victor phonographs for sale at cost during piano sale at Hichelberger's.
London December 5 1905 Arthur Balfour resigned as premier and cabinet inviting Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman to form a new government Rosebery likely ignored Morley to join the new cabinet Asquith possibly chancellor of the exchequer Grey or Elgin to lead foreign affairs Irish rule policy to be settled later and Irish Labour alliance touted Keir Hardie invited a closer Labour Irish pairing in the new parliament
Berlin dispatch reports two young American women were ordered to leave Prussia within twenty four hours for lese majeste after being overheard speaking openly about the Kaiser on a train. An official, fluent in English, heard them and effected the expulsion.
Fire destroyed the Dix Mansion on Long Island near Rye. Owner W H Browning of New York estimates the loss at about 75000 dollars. The house was found by former New York governor John A Dix.
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