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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
4
Berlin and Washington report intensified pressure as allies demand immediate arbitration talks to end the Venezuelan blockade. Germans seize Venezuelan vessels at Porto Cabello and herd them to Los Roques, while U S officials press for swift completion of the arbitration protocol to limit further harm to interests.
Fourteen hundred revolutionists under Generals Ramos and Penalosa attacked SOC government troops near Guatire. After four hours of fighting the rebels retreated, leaving fifty to seventy dead and many wounded. one government gun captured and reports say rebels still lack ammunition. About 1,500 revolutionists are said to march on Caracas. Castro’s energy impresses foreign residents as talks with Matos leaders continue and Hague reference responses linger. A Caracas bank truce calms a financial panic as traders accept bank notes. Telegrams note jewel theft at a durbar, and Nellie Campbell, 17, located after mystery disappearance in Chicago.
J F Leach of Marinette Wis, 20, employed by Flick Johnson railroad work, was found in his Hotel Colenso room unconscious from escaping gas. The jet showed the gas had been blown out or attempted suicide. Doctors say recovery possible but he remains in danger. Unavailing search for acquaintances.
The Rev and Mrs Charles McCleary report arrival in New York City last Friday and plan to sail Wednesday noon on the Teutonic for southern Africa after visiting Mt. Claire New York. The review of The Hottest Coon in Dixie notes dull applause and routine specialty acts with the liegerdemain performer delivering acceptable tricks but lacking originality.A teachers meeting is planned at Keota January 24 with Keokuk and Washington County teachers. committee promises a strong program though details are not yet finalized.
Jan 6 report notes Nell Hull returned to Fairfield this morning after spending her holiday at home. Garfield Jenkins was absent from J A Conger store due to sickness. J B Crooks of Washington visited town yesterday. G Bittler, staying with the Ino Withng family, returned to Iowa City to resume university studies. An error in the council notice mis-stated bid opening time for Water Work Bonds. the correct reference is Electric Light bonds.
Classified items include lost and found posts, personal wants, and a hoard of notices. Entries mention a good girl for housework sought, a five or six room woodwork job nearby, sale of a house and lot, and inquiries at the Journal office or by phone. Found items include a lady's comb and a key on East Ganend street.
Jan G Butler of Morning Sun visits sister Mrs A J Laird. Mrs Al Patterson of Washington returns home after visiting with grandmother Mrs Pratt. John R Love formerly of Cedar Rapids visits and heads to Washington for work. Amos Stewart leaves for Washington and Algona. Alpha Dawson returns from Muscative. Mr and Mrs W L Strain arrive from Washington. John Maxwell near Crawfordsville departs for Ames. Mrs S A Love of Centerville visits at the S A Love home. Maurice Jones returns from Idaho and Montana trip.
The period piece notes residents moving to the city for winter at Mrs J A Dickson's home. Attorney Bell visits court while Assessor Conner plans to begin work next Monday. Rumor hints at a Kalona wedding. George Alexander arrives from Crawfordsville to visit friends. Mrs Jerry Eckerman of Havre arrives by the Q line to spend the day with friends.
Schwab, president of United States Steel, cabled from Europe asking that sixty shares of preferred stock be allotted to him under the employee offer. The telegram indicates the maximum Schwab could apply for under the plan.
Berlin dispatch reports the Reichs Anzeiger announcing decorations for German diplomatic and consular corps. Consul Raambach in Milwaukee receives the Crown Order fourth class.
Mrs Marr Morgan aged 105 years died yesterday in Albuque New Mexico. Local residents recall her long life and ties to the community. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family.
The Golden State Limited bound east derailed near Ainsworth Iowa at eight. Front tender wheels left tracks tearing up 300 yards of ties while rails stayed intact. Train backed to Ainsworth, engine replaced, 24 hour delay, work train from Washington repaired the track, passenger No. 15 delayed.
Beacons coal earns five user points noting clean burn and good heat for furnaces and steam. Local dealer John Shields & Son advertises Beacon offerings while updates report Uncle Jeff Armstrong ill at Lisle Morehouse home, showing his condition worsens this afternoon.
Millions report Bucklen's Arnica Salve eases burns scalds cuts and bruises and treats ulcers eruptions boils felons corns and warts. Marketed as the best pile cure on earth at Stewart's drug store for 25 cents.
J. KE. Patterson arrived this morning from Burlington and other points along the Q road report.
The Windsor urges readers to judge by merits and actions rather than promises. It stresses qualities and values to persuade customers to investigate Windsor trading advantages.
A local note extols a pancake flour sold in Washington praised for its old fashioned savor and delicious texture. The ad urges trying a package and mentions a price of two izen.
Local outlet touts clear pure maple syrup as a superior alternative to common adulterated varieties. Regular feature item advertised for the season, with emphasis on taste and quality.
Scores of cheese lovers in the city favor the Herkimer County New York cheese described as truly high grade. It is praised as the best possible choice and offered at 18 cents a pound.
A local store touts a new bag of peaches at 15 cents each, claiming a strong link between its brand and the fruit. The note emphasizes the store’s top quality compared with previous offerings, inviting customers to try the latest batch.
Coal cook stoves and all other kinds of stoves advertised at the Hugh Teeter second hand store one door south of the Washington Buggy Company. Bargains for all.
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