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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1903

Page

8

Sunday School Impressions and Joseph Tale

A parents' anecdote about a Bible story reaches the adults as a young child explains Joseph's jail term and release with humor. The note ends with a light promotion for Allen's candy.

Joseph

Pleasant Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Nicola

A surprise party was staged at Mrs. Charles Nicola’s home south of the city for her birthday. About thirty five friends attended with neighbor ladies baking cakes and Mr Nicola supplying oysters for a seasonal feast. Music and games made the evening especially pleasant as the Nicolas settle into their new home. Johnson the baker remains busy supplying bakery goods to the community.

Charles Nicola

Accident near railroad crossing injures Stephens family

A freight accident near the town railroad crossing injures Elmer Stephens and his son Lamoine who were returning from Washington on business. The father suffers a crushed right shoulder and the son a deep facial cut, with prognosis uncertain for arm use.

Ainsworth The Evening Journal Town Stephens Lamoine Washington

News in Base? Wide range of oddball items flood papers

The column surveys eclectic items from holidays to fires and politics. Topics include Munroe and Sharkey boxing in New York, a surge of letters to Santa, Hubinger Bros factory destruction, legal insanity exams for Fred Strube, Roosevelt's holiday break, a fatal fire in Hermann, labor shifts, Confederate resolutions, a 32000 turkey train, anthracite finds in Audhey, Nebraska church cuts, Chicago debates, a cure for a cat, postal grade reform, and an Oregon faux laws session.

Jack Munroe Tom Sharkey New York Mareh Santa Claus Barger Alpe Hubinger Bros Keowuk Fred Strube Alice Menninger Peoria Roosevelt Martin Coleman Hermann Furniture Canada Daughters of the Confederacy Birmingham Ala Panama St. Louis

Robbery in a Sleeping Car En Route to Pacific Coast

W T Sherman-Doyle general counsel for a Washington DC corporation was robbed of 750 dollars in a sleeper between Cornell Bluffs and Omaha. He was en route to the Pacific coast and believes three men jostled him in the corridor of the car before the train reached Omaha. The robbers then escaped.

Omaha Neb W. T. Sherman-Doyle Washington, D

Wage Cut Echoes Through Pittsburgh Mills

Pittsburg report says United States Steel announces a 10 percent cut for mills in the district. The move affects about 100000 workers and signals hardship for independent manufacturers, marking the sharpest decline since the panic.

Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation

Chalice Presented to Archbishop Farley on Anniversary

New York December 28 Arch bishop Farley marks one year in office with a gold chalice presented by the Ancient Order of Hibernians The address was read by Major Edward Kh McCrystal and the gift was presented by Very Rev Dr McCreedy.

Archbishop Farley New York Farley Ancient Order of Hibernians Edward Kh. McCrystal McCreedy

Weather report across Midwest warm with southerly shift

Illinois and Indiana see generally fair and warmer conditions with southerly wind shift. Lower Michigan cloudy and warmer with westerly winds turning southerly. Wisconsin generally fair with rising temperatures and winds turning south. Iowa fair to warm in east and central areas with fresh southerly winds.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Market Summary Of Hogs Cattle Sheep And Calves

Hogs receipts 81,000 with prices from 4 20 to 5 80 per cwt and most sales 4 20 to 4 55. Cattle receipts 2,000 with steers 5 30 to 5 75 and stockers 1 25 to 4 50. cows 1 25 to 4 50. veal calves 3 50 to 4 25. Sheep receipts 10,000 with western lambs 3 40 to 6 00 and natives 2 50 to 5 90. East Buffalo figures show mixed hogs around 4 60 to 4 85 and cattle steady. calves up to 7 50. St Louis grain: wheat and corn mixed with futures steady to higher at modest ranges.

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

Pest and Buda linked by five bridges symbolize harmony of old and new

Frederick Palmer in Scribner's reflects on Pest and Buda as a united modern city with ancient heritage. The essay contrasts preserving historic sites with smart development and imagines Washington as a similar metropolis. Also includes a quip from a Milwaukee agent and a note about J. W. Guy and his wife sightseeing.

Pest Buda Stock Exchange Danube Washington Capital Arlington Potomac Liberty Hall Castle William Old South Church Vienna Kossuth Frederick Palmer Scribner’s J. W. Guy Milwaukee Cone

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