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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
8
Two Cent Fare Bills Soon Move Through Iowa Legislature
The Des Moines report details hearings on the Doran bill requiring stock shipped from Iowa markets to move by rail at an average of eighteen miles per hour. It notes ongoing debates on two cent fare rates, family mileage books, and branch-line discounts, with railroads and meat producers weighing in. The piece also covers primary election bills, the educational board of control proposal, abolition of state printer and binder, and an appropriation plan for state institutions. George Gallarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Doran
Boone
Iowa
Meat Producers’ Association
House
Jones
Montgomery
Senate
PemMand
Mills County
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Crossley
Madison
Pearson
Wright
Wilson
Fayette
Smith
Mitchell
Turner
Stirton
Darrah, Lee
Emmett
Teter
McDonald
Lambert
Moon
Miller
DeMar
Schulte
Assembly
Educational Board of Control
Whipple
State University
State Normal School
Agricultural College
Jackson County
State Executive Council
Commonwealth
Towa
Appropriations Committee
State Normal
University
Normal School
Thirty First General
Grain Combine
Paul Stillman
Jefferson
Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association
Chicago Board of Trade
George Gallarno
Per Diem Owed to Goebel Era Senator Paid After Seven Years
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 6 an executor’s oversight delayed a per diem due to a late Governor Goebel era state senator for three days served as governor and for the 1900 legislative session. The estate finally received 276.75 dollars seven years and one day after the death from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfest
Goebel
Tim
Kentucky
National Mariners' Union Chief Opposes Free Seed Bill
Barrett of the National Mariners' Union urged defeat of the government free seed bill in the U S Senate during a Atlanta interview. He condemned the house for overruling the agricultural committee report, calling the practice graft and improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barrett
National Marners' Union
United States Senate
House
Agricultural Committee
Homesteader and Sheep Herder Die in Cheyenne River Blizzard
Reports from Cheyenne river country say homesteader Meyers and a sheep herder unnamed have frozen to death in a blizzard. Another herder with the Jay outfit on the Dakota City divide has been missing four days and is feared to have perished as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Cheyenne River
Meyers
Jay
Dakota City
Stockyards report shows large corn and hay margins
Jefferson City Missouri February report from a House committee examining the Kansas City stock yards finds that over six years the yard sold 14 004 bushels of corn and 15 000 000 pounds of hay more than it bought reflecting a sizable storage and sale margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
House
Kansas City
Cincinnati Zion Church Cuts Ties With Zion City
The Zion church in Cincinnati, founded by Dowie, votes eight to five to sever all connection with Zion City. A letter notifying Voliva was mailed by W. H. Cossum, stating the action is final with no chance of returning to prior allegiance. The Cincinnati church was among the earliest supporters of the Zion City movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zion
Dowie
Zion City
Voliva
Bkider W. H. Cossum
Zion City Movement
THIRTY-EIGHT ARE KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION
In Elkins West Virginia on February 6 the mine explosion killed thirty eight men. Thirty seven foreigners plus Mine Boss Daniel Jones died during the blast with rescue parties recovering sixteen bodies. Entry into the drift remains highly dangerous due to toxic gases while compressed air ventilates the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jones
Thomas
Elkins
W. Va
Thomas Mine
Jones
Pontiac Mayor Breaks Wrist in Icy Fall
Pontiac Michigan February 6 Dr A C Couillot mayor of Pontiac broke both bones in his right wrist when he jumped from his cutter and slipped on the ice Dr Chapman dressed the wound. the injury is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Mich
A C. Couillot
Pontiac
Chapman
Sertos
Governor Dawson Recommends Joint Committee Probe
Charleston West Virginia February 6 Governor Dawson asks the legislature to appoint a joint committee of both houses to investigate the recent Stuart mine explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Dawson
Stuart
Railways face possible freight rate hike says James J. Hill
James J. Hill warns railroads will need to weigh advancing freight charges. Elsewhere Sioux City records twenty two below zero the coldest of winter and Chicago reports its heaviest snowfall of the season. The Georgia railroad boosts wages eight five percent for machinists boiler makers and blacksmiths. Rhode Island gridlock over US senator drags on. Archduke Ludwig Victor ill in Salzburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Sioux City
Chicago
London Tailoring Journal
The
Religious Education Association
Rochester
N. Y
Georgia Railroad
Gane and Lewis Agree to World Lightweight Title Fight
Joe Gane of Baltimore and Harry Lewis of Philadelphia signed for a finish fight for the lightweight championship of the world to be staged in Philadelphia Mell with a purse of 5000 dollars to each fighter and the largest ever offered.
Ambiguous Notes on Housing Applications Mention No Dates
The fragment notes no day out in the applications and no mention of nights when the cook may entertain friends. It references costs up to $40 a year and includes the word heard, but provides few concrete details or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
Detterich Murdock Syndicate Takes Control of Northern Indiana Railway
Samuel I and Charles Murdock representing the Detterich Murdock syndicate arrive in South Bend directing sites connecting South Bend Elkhart Mishawaka Goshen Michigan City and LaPorte. They plan a large power house and begin service April 1 between St Joseph Michigan and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Samuel I
Charles Murdock
Detterich- Murdock
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Elkhart
Mishawaka
Goshen
Michigan City
LaVorte
St. Joseph
Mich
Indianapolis
Military drill urged in schools to quell alien violence
Goldwin Smith advocates compulsory military training in schools and colleges in response to a large influx of aliens. He argues Americans must be prepared to defend public order when disturbances arise from immigrant tensions and Europe’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwin Smith
Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
Europe
Republic
Assembly Debates Memorials on Asiatic Labor and Peace
In Madison a memorial to congress seeks to exclude Asiatic labor. Another petition asks congress to convene an international peace parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State Assembly
Congress
Two Little Girls Die In Fire Near Marshalltown
In Marshalltown Iowa on February 6 Adolph Cagason of Dike mourns as his two young daughters died in a house fire after the parents left them alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Adolph Cagason
Dike
Here
Uncle Sam seeks cooks for western posts and reservations
The Philadelphia North American reports Uncle Sam wants ten expert cooks to feed soldiers and Indians at western posts. Twenty five Philadelphia women aged over twenty apply to civil service for posts at Rapid City South Dakota Zuni New Mexico Ponca Oklahoma Fort Bidwell California and other sites with pay from 480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Philadelphia
United States Civil Service Commission
Rapid City
S. D
Agricultural School
North Dakota
Zuni
N. M
Ponca
Okla
Fort Bidwell
Cal
Nonrefillable Bottle Invention From Spain
Consul General BH Ridgely of Barcelona notes a practical Spanish device described as an enclosure of bottles flag ons and other receptacles. The invention prevents tampering by breaking the seal so contents cannot be replaced with inferior liquid. A patent application in the United States follows. Inventor Don Kalvnmedo Garbarro Julian of Jerez de la Frontera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Ridgely
Barcelona
Spain
United States
Europe
Don Kalvnmedo Garbarro Julian
Jerez de la Frontera
Farm Journal Advice on Hog Care and Markets
A Farm Journal excerpt counsels farmers to invest in hite fall pigs with warmth and proper feeding to earn profits. It warns neglect reduces income and suggests using surplus apples as hog feed. It notes clean peas pair with clean pork and comments that hogs can surprise skeptics. market favors medium hogs over larger ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Farm Journal
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Minneapolis
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George
Representative Teter
Northern Indiana Railway
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Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cardus
R. S. Wallace
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Ala
Olds
Foley
California
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North Side Square
Orino
Chamberlain
All
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New York
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Frank Rogers
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Vrooman
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Sprague Correspondence School OF Law
Masestic
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Place
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