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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1910

Page

8

Trust Company Merger Forms Largest U S Bank Union

New York January 4 Pierpont Morgan Thomas F Ryan and Levi P Morton unite Guaranty Trust Morton Trust and Fifth Avenue Trust into the Guaranty Trust company in a triple combination with deposits totaling about 150 million. Morton to chair the merged group with no president yet named.

Guaranty Fifth Avenue Morton Trust United States Levi P. Morton New York Pierpont Morgan Thomas F. Ryan L. P. Morton United Resources Guaranty Trust Company Morton Trust Company Fifth Avenue Trust Company Morton-Ryan Concerns Bliss, Morton & Co

Denver Man Sentenced for Fake Foot Race Fraud

Ernest L. Powers a former Denver University student was found guilty of defrauding a Denver man of 13700 via a fake foot race at Council Bluffs Iowa. He was sentenced to two to seven years in the penitentiary.

Denver Ernest L. Powers Denver University Council Bluffs

Roosevelt Kills Bull Elephant on Uganda Expedition

Hoima Uganda Jan 4 The American naturalist expedition reports all well at Kisingo camp Colonel Roosevelt killed a bull elephant with tusks weighing 119 pounds The encounter marks a notable achievement for the expedition and Roosevelt personally dispatched the animal.

Roosevelt Hoima Uganda American Naturalist Kisingo

Higher Prices for Grains on Strong Cash Demand

Chicago trading opened with light offerings and strong cash demand as wheat led gains across grains and provisions. Closing quotes show Wheat May 1.13 3/4, July 1.02 1/2. Corn May 66 1/2 and July 66 3/4. Oats May 45 1/4 and July 43 1/4. Pork 21.45 to 21.80. Lard 12.25 to 11.92. Ribs 11.40 to 11.42. Cash No 2 hard Wheat 1.15–1.16, No 3 corn 61 1/2, No 2 white oats 45 45 1/4.

Chicago

Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary

Cattle receipts 20 000 up 10 cents with a top $8.00 and most between 5 25 and 6 75. Cows 4 50 to 5 25. Mid to good killing grades 3 40 to 4 25. Stockers and feeders 3 00 to 5 25. Hogs receipts 25 000 up 10 to 15 cents, top $8 65, bulk sold. Sheep receipts 18 000 lambs to 8 85, ewes 4 75 to 5 25.

Chicago South Omaha

South Omaha Stock Market Report Highlights Jan 3

South Omaha live stock numbers show cattle receipts at 3000 with gains up to 10 cents and hogs at 3509 with prices from 8.20 to 8.35. Sheep and lambs total 7800 with yearlings 5.90 to 7.25 and lambs 7.25 to 8.25, reflecting steady to higher retail ranges.

Negroes Face Trial for Violation Case in Kansas City

In Kansas City on January 4, George Reynolls and John Wild, both black, were brought before Judge R. Latshaw in the criminal court on charges of attacking violinist Mrs. W. F. Jackson on December 23. Apparent mob fears led to tight precautions and jurors were seated near Mrs. Jackson who testified in a low voice. The defendants sought guilty pleas but would face the death penalty if they did so. they pled not guilty. Mrs. Jackson identified them as her attackers.

Kansas City George Reynolls John Wild R. Latshaw W. F Jackson Latshaw Jackson

Black Hand Plot Fails in New York Tenement

A dynamite blast under the first floor stairway of a Christie street tenement alarms 140 tenants. The building was badly damaged but no serious injuries reported. The Giuseppe Gerisco & Co. grocery firm on the ground floor had recently received threats demanding $8,000.

New York Christie Street Giuseppe Gerisco & Co

Suing Clinton Doctor Over Death of Girl

The father of Alice Cramer sues Dr. J D Hullinger for 10000 in damages. Hullinger faced arrest over a criminal operation linked to Alice Cramer’s death, but was not indicted by the grand jury. suit filed at January term in Clinton Iowa.

Clinton J. D. Hullinger Cramer Alice Cramer Hullinger

Iowa University Champion A. Ely Dies in New York

Asher Ely, center on Iowa University’s 1900 championship football team, died suddenly in New York. He was chief clerk of the commissary department at Governor's Island, U. S. A. His body was brought to Iowa City for burial.

A. Ely New York Iowa City Asher Ely Iowa University Governor's Island Wilson

No suit to dissolve Morgan purchase of Ohio telephone stock

Columbus Ohio January 4 unofficially announced that Attorney General Denman will not sue to dissolve the sale of stock of independent telephone companies to J P Morgan Co of New York. He says additional evidence is needed and that the Bell interests are not the purchasers according to Morgan Co and others involved.

Ohio Columbus Denman J. P. Morgan & Co New York American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell Morgan & Co

KNOWS WHERE DR COOK IS

William L. Cook, brother of Dr. Frederick A. Cook, says Mrs. Cook has joined her husband and that he is in contact with them. Mrs. Cook is believed to possess the explorer's original records from his North Pole quest. He insists he has not abandoned plans to prove he reached the Pole despite Copenhagen University verdict.

New York William L. Cook Frederick A. Cook

Huston Indicted in National Trust Stock Guaranty Scheme

Former U S Treasurer J N Huston and associates Samuel Graham Harvey M Lewis and Everett Dufour were indicted on conspiracy and mail fraud charges following a September raid on the National Trust company offices in Washington. The scheme tied to the Delaware affiliate used a 1 percent stock guaranty. inspectors found no material funds to back the guaranties.

Washington United States J. N. Huston New York City Samuel Graham Montreal Can Harvey M. Lewis Everett Dufour National Trust Company Post Office National Trust Company of Delaware Washington Concern Lewis

Congress Quiet as Session Opens with Limited Action

Washington notes a listless opening after holidays as Champ Clark predicts only appropriation bills and ship subsidies. Vardaman’s fate seen tied to Gordon’s Mississippi seat. Taft plans multiple special messages including on Alaska and conservation.

Champ Clark Colonel Gordon Mississippi Tast

Anagram Puzzle Warns Against Alcohol Consumption

The article notes repeated demonstrations that a modest amount of intoxicating liquor leads to habitual intoxication and sometimes death. It urges the safe rule to avoid touching tasting or handling liquor entirely.

Riddle and verses in a coastal crime refrain

The excerpt features a playful yet perilous scene with a wedding party and street bustle, a birthday on a pier, and a cryptic riddle from Youths Companion about a sea robber. It blends domestic chatter with hints of danger and a puzzle about a notorious pirate.

Word square riddle from Saint Nicholas page

A brief note describes a word square puzzle where objects of equal word length spell a diagonal word from top left to bottom right. The clue invites guessing, with the diagonal forming a commonly used term. The origin cites Saint Nicholas.

St. Nicholas

Palindrome Plot Delays Surprise Plan

Grandmother West questions Tom about informing his sister Edith. Tom denies telling anyone, fearing Edith would learn of the surprise and spoil the plan.

Tom Grandmother West Edith

Impossible trio of locomotion explains its limits

The riddle-like verse presents ONE and THREE as means of movement and TWO as a combined method for land and sea travel. It notes that TWO alone needs the WHOLE to advance, while THREE cannot guide progress, suggesting a metaphor about interdependent forces or tools.

Wordplay Beheading Riddles on Timepieces and Allies

A puzzle riddle set asks to behead words to reveal new clues. Each line shifts the base word by removing the first letter to produce a related term, linking timepiece, fastenings, senses, wood, dairy, paper, earth at shore, and a conjunction.

Nothing Beats Love According To Reader Riddle

An English newspaper posed a riddle asking what two men love more than Ife hate more than death or strife. The riddle’s answer given by readers was Nothing, with contented men desiring nothing and the poor having nothing while the rich require nothing.

Key to Puzzledom and Hidden Word Puzzles

Puzzle items list several word games and solutions including Charades and Concealed Birds with examples such as Eagle Nightingale Heron Swan Hawk Hen Lark Flamino Ostrich. Anagrams of countries feature Great Britain Denmark Patagonia United States Russia Persia Germany Ireland Armenia Ecuador Scotland Belgium Austria Prussia Norway.

Great Britain Denmark Patagonia United States Russia Persia Germany Ireland Armenia Ecuador Scotland Belgium Austria Prussia Norway

Box Supper at Glen Dale School House Friday

Glen Dale school house hosts a box supper on Friday evening January 7 1910 A literary program will be presented Ladies bring boxes and companions with money to bid for the cake awarded to the most popular young lady signed 7414 Irma M Wilbur Teacher

Glendale School House Irma M. Wilbur

Senator Sorghum on adopting opinions for success

In a sharp exchange the senator says he does not adopt opinions but seeks to identify opinions likely to bring success and then persuades them to adopt him. The quip frames political craft as shaping beliefs through persuasion rather than personal belief.

Senator Sorghum

Night Watchman’s Revival with Dr King’s Discovery

W J Atkins, night watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee, endured cold and lung trouble from damp sawmill drafts. After trying various remedies he credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery, praising its relief for severe colds and coughs. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by J E Lemmon, 50 cents or 1 dollar.

W. J. Atkins Banner Springs Dr. King J. E. Lemmon

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Trust Company Morgan Morton Ryan Mer Sues Clinton Doctor DR. Cook Explorer Congress House Clark Vardaman Senate A. J. McLaurin McLaurin James Gordon Okoloua Gordon J. I. Vardaman Lincoln War Department Canada Zelaya Nicaragua General Estrada Madriz Cannon Grace Taft Philippines Conservation District of Columbia Alaska Yellow Jim Selina Hal Jim John Matt Jack Enigma STECK H. F. Steck S. the Jeweler Caner Music Comp.y Washington, Lowa Casey Bros Ruby F. Marion Crawford The
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