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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1904

Page

5

Unidentified bodies and jewelry found near Madison street

Detailed list describes rings and jewelry including pearls and diamonds, with engravings M. L. C. to B. A. L. Oct 8, 1804, and Bab's 1908. Numerous women ages 20 to 80 in multiple outfits on West Madison Street and 169 Eighteenth Street. Several corpses, morgue notices, and counts of clothing, heights, weights, and features accompany the report.

A. L. Caldwell Ryan's Postlewaite’s Company Ogden Avenue West Madison Street West Madisson Street West Madson Street Weert Madison Street West Madison Street Eighteenth Street Eighteeth Street Eighteen Street County Morgue

Macbeth at the Graham with Jobo Griffith Friday Jan 8

The eminent young actor Jobo Griffith appears at the Graham on Friday evening January 8 in an electrical and spectacular production of Macbeth. The supporting company is strong and Griffith uses special scenery and effects for this performance with ticket prices ranging from 50e to 75c to 81.

Jobo Griffith the Graham Griffith

Social gatherings mark welcoming of new year in town

Young people hosted at D H McLaughlin home with Mrs McLaughlin's Sunday School class in attendance. Twenty five attended as Frank and Carl Libe played mando lin and violin. Prizes awarded for puzzle pictures and checkers with crok inole among the entertainments. Pleasant refreshments followed the festivities.

D. H. McLaughlin Bessie Purvis Blanche Guthrie

West Washington Wedding Reception for Lee Gordon Bride

Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon in West Washington a reception for their son Lee and his bride drew about sixty guests. The early social hour gave way to a three course luncheon in the dining room with out of town attendees Miss Sawhill of Winterset Mrs Lytle and daughter Grace of Monmouth and Mr and Mrs Taylor and daughter of New Sharon.

Miles Bradford Iowa Avenue C. O. Bradford Des Moines Donald Bradford South Miss Bradford Hala Bradford Ava Matthews Frank Bradford Davenport Lewis Bradford Ainsworth Relia Bradford Eureka Lewash West Chester James Gordon West Washington Lee Bride Lytle Grace Monmouth Taylor New Sharon Sawhill Winterset

Greenland Glaciers Move Fast and Hold Vast Ice

Read about Greenland glaciers with thickness around 1000 feet and discharge into the sea. They move about fifty feet daily, forming a four square mile ice flow nearly 1000 feet thick, shaping distant coastal ice dynamics.

Greenland

Too Many Cooks in a Philadelphia Bankers Tender Case

Cuthbert F. Roe recounts a Chicago real estate operator Hall in New York bid for cash in hand. Steele & Co. banker Mr. Steele directs a plan to deliver $6,000 in hundred dollar notes to a Hall impersonator at Grand Central. An interception by accomplices leads to a chaotic pursuit and a safe transfer. The real Mr. Hall arrives, the envelope ends up with the safe, and Roe earns a salary raise from the affair.

Jenkins Steele Steele & Co Philadelphia Hall John V. Hall New York Mr. Steele Chicago Grand Central Depot Chicago Limited Mr. Hall Cuthbert F. Roe

The Wily Red Man and the Calf for Quarter Tale

A Canadian chief outsmarts English workers to obtain goods and a calf. A white trader dupes a tribe with gunpowder seed, and the Indian delays payment until harvest. The stories show wit and cautious dealings by Indigenous people with outsiders.

Young Railway Official Learns From Sarcastic Memo

The son of a railway director, educated at Cambridge, issued pompous orders with long words. A manager courted him by sending a blunt letter urging plain speech and conciseness, leading the young official to abandon his ornate style. The anecdote is recounted in London Tit-Bits.

Cambridge London

Training a Beagle Tailored to Its Scenting Nature

Beagles require a training approach different from setters and pointers. Unlike breeds trained to curb instincts, beagles are encouraged to run scent and chase when a trail is found. Young dogs train with an older one. a few lessons usually suffice. Excess interference hinders progress. let the beagle explore when the trail is lost.

Charge Sustained In Court Comedy Of A Plumber

A humorous court scene features a householder swearing a man in for being sane or not. The witness jokes that the plumber fixed his pipes in fifteen minutes and charged a quick bill, prompting the judge to call it a hopeless case as he signs the commitment.

Baltimore News

Universal suffrage in Belgium criticized as travesty

The author blasts Belgiums universal suffrage, arguing workers have one vote while middle class capitalists get two and the very rich nobility clergy and others receive three or four votes each.

Belgium

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