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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1904

Page

8

Japan Clings to Hope as Diplomatic Talks Continue

A Tokie dispatch reports Russia’s reply to Japan with negotiations ongoing yet bleak prospects. Japanese Minister Hayashi says after reading the reply, hope for peace grows slimmer. Japan declines to buy Chilean warships amid talks and notes ships from Argentina may aid in the far east via a northern canal route.

London Tokie Japan Foreign Office Hayashi Associated Press Argentina Far East

Impressive Scene as Emperor Reviews Imperial Guards

In Tokio on January 9th the emperor reviewed the imperial guards and supportive units on the Aoyama field. About 26 000 troops were present as a possible third contingent if war is declared. Crowds lined the route and grounds while the emperor traveled in state and then on horseback with his staff including foreign attaches.

Tokio Aoyama Aoyama Field

British Troops Ready for Action in Far East

A detachment of 250 Sherwood Foresters from Hongkong has been warned to prepare for active service. They are in garrison for unspecified deployment with transport arrangements completed. Destination not disclosed, but Pekin or Seoul are suspected.

Hongkong Jan Sherwood Foresters Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment Pekin Seoul

All Legations Guarded in Seoul as Tension Grows

Seoul January 9 reports an Italian cruiser in chemupo harbor and a German warship expected. Legations are guarded by marines from several nations. Authorities foresee the emperor seeking refuge in a European legation if a revolt occurs.

Seoul Korea Chemupo

Cabinet weighs Asiatic Squadron shift to stay neutral

Washington on January 9 reports a cabinet discussion on the far eastern situation. Special consideration was given to the movement of the Asiatic Squadron to shape it so the United States remains absolutely neutral if Russia and Japan engage in hostilities.

Washington Russia Japan

Court Denies Brokers Right To Sell Return Ticket Portions

Columbus Ohio January 9 The superior court cites the maxim he who comes into equity must come with clean hands to deny ticket brokers the right to deal in return portions of contract tickets in a suit by John M Kennan et al against the Lake Shore railroad The court holds the maxim requires only that the plaintiff not be guilty of reprehensible conduct regarding the subject matter of the suit The contract provision allows only the original purchaser to use the return portion

Columbus, CO John M. Kennan Lake Shore Railroad

Warships Gather at Colon To Press Colombian Withdrawal

A fleet of United States warships has assembled at Colon and naval officers believe the mission is to insist on the withdrawal of the Colombian army across the border or force a fight.

Colon United States

Mother Jones in critical condition with pneumonia in Trinidad

"Mother" Jones the United Mine Workers agitator is ill with pneumonia at her home in Trinidad Col. Her physician says her condition is critical. She is 64 years old and under constant medical care.

Jones Trinidad Col United Mine Workers

Miners killed in Kropt mine cave in Middlesboro Ky

A cave in at Kropt mines in Middlesboro Kentucky kills Abner Roberts and Janes Turner. Fire devastates the six story James J. Dillingham & Co. building in Philadelphia with losses around fifty thousand dollars. The Fountain House in Milwaukee reports a near fatal asphyxiation of Louis W. Grimm. Leadville declares typhoid fever with about four hundred cases. Victor Visquain a Nebraska pioneer dies in Lincoln. Allentown grand jury returns true bills of indictment in the Mabel Bechtel murder case. Minnie Kappell arrested in Hoboken on a bigamy charge. TMolland Michigan mills burn with fifty thousand dollars loss. Governor Bates inaugurated in Boston for a second term. Harvard ends pew hiring for students in Cambridge churches. National Cheese Dealers' Association meets in Milwaukee, delays cheese price action. Two St Anna Minnesota children burned to death. Hazelton family suspects murder in Paris. Russell Sage quits Wall Street. Royal mine near Hudson California suit settled. Senate to print Wood case testimony not released to public.

Abner Roberts Janes Turner Kropt Middlesboro James J. Dillingham & Co Philadelphia Louis W. Grimm Mount Carroll Fountain House Milwaukee Leadville Cal Board of Health Victor Visquain Nebraska Lincoln Neb Allentown David Welsenberg Catharine Bechtel Martha John Charles Aloise Eckstein Mabel Bechtel Minnnie Kappell Hoboken Tmolland Mich C. de Kiser John L. Bates Massachusetts Boston Harvard University Cambridge National Cheese Dealers’ Association St. Symanietz St. Anna Minn Henry Hazelton St. Louis Paris France Russell Sage Wall Street Royal Mine Hudson, Cal Senate

Night blindness and its causes from the tropics to the sea

Night blindness is a vision condition where sight is normal in daylight but fails at dusk. It often occurs in soldiers, sailors, and Arctic explorers due to retinal exhaustion from glare. Treatment is avoiding bright light and using eye protection until recovery.

Tropics

Bank president gifts Minnesota botanical library

H W D Holway, vice president of Decorah bank Iowa, donates his entire fungil library and related collections to the Botanical department at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis H. W. D. Hol- Way The Decorah Bank Decorah University of Minnesota

Trio of Italian Masons Killed by Train Near Millerstown

Harrisburg January 9. Three Italian masons employed by McHale Bros. on a Pennsylvania Railroad stone bridge near Millerstown were struck and instantly killed by an express train.

Harrisburg McHale Bros Pennsylvania Railroad Millerstown

Market summary from Chicago grain and livestock reports

Chicago market notes from Beach-Wickham Grain Co and McCall Bros Agents show receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Official receipts yesterday 35664 and shipments 7248 with today’s estimated receipts 23000 and tomorrow 44000. Prices span light to heavy hogs and shipping grades with cattle and sheep steady to strong. Chicago Board of Trade affiliations noted along with Washington Iowa agents.

Beach-Wickham Grain Co Chicago Board of Trade McCall Bros Washington Chicago

Elijah J. Woodruff Dies at 101 in Toledo

Elijah J. Woodruff died at his Toledo home at age 101. Born in Watertown, Connecticut, he moved to Toledo in 1836.

Toledo Elijah J. Woodruff Watertown Conn

Weather forecast for five states with fair, moderate winds

Official forecast covers Illinois Indiana Lower Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa through 8 pm tonight. Conditions are fair with moderate temperatures and west to south winds.

Illinois Indiana Lower Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Markets Briefs from Chicago and East Buffalo Livestock Reports

Chicago hog and cattle quotations and receipts for the day with price ranges for pigs, light, packing, mixed, and heavy hog lots. Cattle and sheep ranges listed, plus East Buffalo live stock quotes with car receipts and price spans. Includes St Louis wheat and oats notes with scattered cash and futures prices.

Chicago Jan Texas East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Pretty Luncheon and Welcome by Mrs Bailey for Friends

Mrs. Marsh W Bailey hosted a refined luncheon at East Washington Street for fourteen friends with four out of town guests Etta Stouffer Spencer Henrietta Spriestersbach Chariston Indiana Mrs Finley Mt Pleasant and Mrs Winton Pittsburg. The gathering featured a gracious toast and a cheering cup. The Ladies Basket Ball Club of the Academy gave a reception to the Faculty Monmouth Basket Ball Club Mrs Dr McMichael and Coach Warne with games, lunch, and music creating a hospitable Washington event.

Marsh W. Bailey East Washington Street Etta Stouffer Spencer Henrietta ‘Spriestersbach Chariston Indiana Finley Mt. Pleasant Winton Pittsburg Hy Wow Academy Monmouth Basket Ball Club Dr McMichael Warne Washington

A Wise Dog and Schoolbound Horse Patrol

A rural family relies on a clever dog to pilot their horse and schoolbound cart from the opera house crossing to home. The dog obeys a tag and chases off any interference, even sending a rebuking message to a doctor who tries to intervene. Carl and Edna McKee, high school students, back the team as a practical, if unusual, educational aid.

Carl Edna McKee Opera House Edna Hgh

An Arab Tea Party in Morocco

A traveler recalls an Arab tea party in Morocco with sherrab de minat wine, a small domed pewter teapot, copper tray, and painted glasses. Musicians arrive as girls in pale green jel labs play tareegea and other native instruments amid bright colors and a hot sun.

Morocco

Isis Habitual Reticence Reporter In Vestibule

A report notes Mr Gotrox has died with no comment for publication. The scene centers on a cautious butler confirming the death in a vestibule context.

Isis Mr. Gotrox Butler Puck

For Sale and Lost Notice Board Item

For Sale a good eighty acres of farm land see Charles Gorham 77 61 For Sale Registered Angora goats also some Langshang chickens See John G Stewart 7515 For Sale a new property in North Washington also 120 acre farm in Jackson township Will take live stock on either See W W McFarland 74 tf Lost Ten dollar bill Return to Journal office

Charles Gorham John G. Stewart North Washington Jackson Township W. W. McFarland

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