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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

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Questioning if Terrorism Ruled in Anthracite Strike

Beranton, Dec. 19. The coal strike commission heard about twenty witnesses who testified to boycotts, brutal attacks, and attempts to burn nonunion homes during the five and a half month mine workers' strike. Witnesses linked offenses to the miners' union while the chairmen urged flexible evidence standards to establish a reign of terror.

Beranton Coal Strike Commission Meet Mnetanes Miners’ Union Darrow Gray Phsician Mmines Pittston John Hoffman Gsate McNamara Hier August Leheuch Mazieton Lehigh Valley Company Squire MelWelvey Hazleton Henry Veraillye Dorrancetown Wilkesbarre John C. Haddock Coal Company

Prerescution claims during strike violence sweep community

Witnesses recount mob violence at mines with threats and shootings. Details include midnight mob visits harming families, arson attempts, and effigy hangings. Victims describe stone- and knife-attack injuries with multiple witnesses naming individuals and locations near Wilkesbarre and Hazleton.

Boycott Tactics Hit Wilkes Barre Lace Mills

John Doran, manager of the Wilkes Barre lace mills, testified that his refusal to discharge two girls sparked the lace workers boycott. He described pressure from organizers and the ensuing disputes over employment practices.

John Doran Wilkesbarre

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad from Stewart

Hardware dealer F. L. Stewart in Des Moines endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble, stating personal relief and recommending readers procure from Columbia Pharmacy. Advertisement notes price 50 cents per box and that the product is sold by all dealers.

F. L. Stewart South Iowa Ave Columbia Dean Sam Foster-Milburn Co United

Erasure in Drug Store Record Affects Dunlap Murder Trial

An erased entry in Craig's drug store poison register may support the defense of Miss Tona Dunlap in the murder case of Miss Allie Dool. The file shows a prior strychnine purchase and a May 1915 sale to Melville Miner, uncle of the local grocer, tied to the chocolate cream incident.

Aledo Ill Craig Tona Dunlap Allie Dool Lemuel BE. Butler Mise Downlap Allie Deal Sears Melville Miner Frank Miner Miss Dunlap

Icebound vessels freed near Bar Point in Lake Erie

Detroit December 12 report says the steamer K. Martin and schooner Charles Spade man of Marine City were released from the ice and brought to the river. They lie at Amherstburg awaiting the third vessel Hanscomb and an unknown schooner still fast in the ice.

Detroit 8. K. Martin Charles Spademan Marine City Lake Erie Bar Point Amhersthburg Hanscomb

Jury panel dismissed in Carleton murder case in Bloomington

In Bloomington Illinois on December 18 the court dismissed the entire jury panel after continued illness of one juror in the Daisy Carleton murder case. Eleven jurors will be re-examined with the possibility of swearing them again and a twelfth juror to be drawn from the special venire.

Bloomington Ill Daisy Carleton

Griffin Dies In Office At Sixty Eight In Ohio Politics

Toledo Ohio December 18 Charles P Griffin a prominent Ohio politician and former speaker of the state legislature collapsed and died of heart disease in his office. He was 58 and had long been active in Ohio politics.

Toledo, O Charles P. Griffin Ohio Thomas B. Reed Washington Philippines Hawaii Newlands Reed Henry Cabot Lodge Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Lodge

Markets show varied receipts and price ranges across livestock

Estimated receipts for cattle sheep and hogs vary with mixed grading and prices. East Buffalo quotes slow demand with modest declines. St Louis grain markets show lower bids for wheat corn and oats amid dull trade.

East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St. Louis Grain St. Louis Toledo Milwaukee

Blockade Notified as Forces Move Toward Venezuela

Caracas learns officials notified La Guaira and other ports of a blockade to take effect at 3 p m. Venezuelan ports La Guaira Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Carupano Barcelona. Britain Germany worry over Venezuela actions amid arbitration talks and Monroe Doctrine concerns.

Bowen Authorized as Arbitrator in Venezuela Settlement

London reports President Castro has entrusted United States Minister Bowen with full powers to arrange a settlement. British officials see this as an effort to secure U S guarantees of Venezuela’s compliance with an arbitration finding. Berlin notes German indifference to the Venezuelan affair and questions about Germany’s stance after the Spanish-American War.

London Castro United States Bowen Foreign Office Lansdowne Great Britain Venezuela Berlin New York Germany

Philippine currency problem stirs Congress debate

Washington report examines the Philippine monetary crisis as lawmakers seek a gold based peso compatible with U S currency. It recalls Reed’s anti‑annexation stance and Lodge Roosevelt support, plus Hawaii needs and immigration issues. Cushman comments on Cannon and the band wagon dynamic amid a short session.

Washington Philippines Congress Insular Committee House Senate United States

Joy of motherhood linked to maternal health and Dr Pierce's remedy

The text argues motherhood requires the mother to be healthy and claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helps expectant mothers. It cites Mrs W J Kidder reporting improved health, easy confinement, and a healthy baby boy after twelve bottles, and notes a book offer from The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser with a mailing price.

Dr. Pierce W. J. Kidder Hill Dale Farm Hnosburg Center Hnosburg, Vi Doctor Pierce

Venezuela Crisis Shifts Toward Passive U.S. Stance

The text notes growing passivity in the Latte States amid Venezuela tensions. It suggests German efforts aim for a quick solution to avoid provoking U.S. public opinion, prioritizing American sentiment over Venezuela’s humiliation.

Lic Latte United States Venezuela

Earthquake Toll Hits Andijan Town In Central Asia

An earthquake devastated Andijan in Russian Central Asia. Officials report the disaster killed three executives, two soldiers, and 150 natives, most of them children, with widespread destruction reported. General Nord proclaims Haiti’s presidency after army coup. Terents Ont in general hospital notes a man valued at £100,000 who begged for suimleston.

Liowean Suimleston Terents Ont General Nord Haiti

Vinol as Appetite Creator and Digestive Aid

An advertisement touts Vinol as a superior appetite stimulant and stomach tonic. It claims Vinol separates active cod liver oil elements from fat, aiding digestion and supporting meal creation, muscle tissue, and red blood. A testimonial from Waterbury, Conn., and a money back guarantee are noted to entice buyers.

Vinci Man Exstanetu Feeney Waterbury, Conn

Heir Sues for Million Dollar Estate of Lester H. Eames

Louise K. Hames sues in the probate court claiming she is the daughter and sole heir of Lester H. Eames, a former Ottawa banker, alleging threats by Henry F. Panes and others to coerce her into signing a deed transferring the estate valued over 1 million dollars. The suit contends Eames died intestate with personal property about 700 000 and real estate worth 800 000, with the heirs disputing her relation and other relatives allegedly benefiting since his death.

Chicago Dee Lester H. Eames Ottawa Ils Effenit Louise K. Hames Henry F. Panes Lester J. James Dweard Bo Millerd Clarfeen BK Millard Lonnie BH Mather Caroline James Leeter I Bames Henry FL Banes Mises Panes Leeter WH Eames Ald Tester TL. Bames Everred Tienry Fo Famee Miss Eames Lester Hi) Bames Henry PF. Eames Louisa Kamee MacVeagh Pranklin MaceVeagh Fred Eames

Wants Is All Set Aside In Bill In Eames Estate Suit

The complaint seeks to set aside an instrument and return property or proceeds from Lester H Eames estate. Defendants include Ba ward BE Clarissa Millard Mather and others. Miss Eames claims sole heir status amid disputed transactions and a $10 000 conveyance payment.

Baward BE Clarissa FF. Millard Louisa FE. Mather Louisa Kames MacVeagh Fred Eames Caroline EB. James Lester Hames Alonzo Clark Mather Miss Eames Duluth Minn Chicago W. H. Holly Edward FE. Millard Clarissa E. Millard Lester H. Eames Clarissa EE. Millard Caroline E. James Caroline E. Tarey Edward E Clarissa E .Millard Ohio Franklin MacVeagh

Quieting Title Sought in Washington County Iowa Property

In Washington County District Court a plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the north half of the northwest quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section eight in township seventy four north range six west the Fifth Principal Meridian. The case names numerous defendants and unknown claimants with requests to reform deeds and mortgage documents and establish the plaintiff as the fee simple owner after twenty years of possession. The matter is set for the next term with warnings of default and judgment if not appeared.

District Court of Washington Lews McCleary S&s Margaret Trimble KR. C. Bennett Washington County Iowa Township Seventy-Four Sad District Court Court House J. L. Brookhart Even- Journal

Lincoln Governor Elect Mickey Opposes Inaugural Ball

Lincoln plans for an inaugural ball stall as Governor Elect Mickey a Methodist Episcopal church member and Nebraska Wesleyan trustee refuses to attend. The Commercial club of Lincoln halts its dancing events due to his stand, reducing interest in the inaugural reception. Paris authorities drop case against DeRydzewski after ruling Mrs Gore death accidental.

Lincoln, Neb Mickey Methodist Episcopal Church Nebraska Wesleyan University Commercial Club Lincoln Paris Bec Ellen Gore DeRydzewski

Parliament prorogued for February 17 session in Britain

The king's speech to Parliament ends the current session on December 19 with no foreign policy remarks and a focus on Imperial matters. It includes a paragraph on the Venezuelan dispute.

London

Tragic Train Crossing Fatality in Kewanee Area

Henry Fell, 21, son of D K Fell vice president of Kewakee National Bank, was killed when struck by a train at a crossing near Toulon Illinois on December 18. The accident occurred in the Kewanee region as authorities investigate the crossing danger.

Kewanee, Ills Henry Fell D. K. Fell Kewakee National Bank Toulon

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