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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1908

Page

8

Small Town Notes and Visits Highlight Week

Local residents including Simerman of near West Ches and Thompson of Ainsworth called in the city for business. Estherville’s Chilcote is visiting family, Benn traveled from Ainsworth, and McCreedy hosted a daughter’s visit. Fairfield High girls basketball to play Friday at the Commercial club. Rev. W. Fisher leaves for Des Moines to assist evangelistic services. Mrs. Tom Schulty and daughter travel from West Chester area for a short visit at Randall’s. Alice Mann departs city library duties for Des Moines trip toward Independence. Rites will start January 20 at First United Presbyterian as Rev. Fisher assists Rev. Davis of Des Moines.

Thompson Ainsworth West Chester Rt Chilcote Estherville Ives Benn McCreedy Fairfield High School Ethall Fisher Des Moines

Wanton Devastation After Burglary Hits Indy Grocery

Burglars raided the Butterfly grocery in Munete Indiana on January 13 looting money drawers finding none then drenched the storeroom with kerosene and set fires cause 3000 in damage. Firefighters battled blazes in multiple locations while upstairs flats suffered smoke damage. The store is owned by W. R. Allyn of Indianapolis and managed by R. C. Peterson of Munete.

Munete Ind Butterfly W. R. Allyn Indianapolis R. C. Peterson

Sixteen Lives Cost of Panic at Barnsley Theater

Barnsley England January 13 a crowd stampede in a local theater killed sixteen people including children in arms and injured many others. Officials say there was no danger no fire and the panic arose from the crowd’s own numbers hampering egress.

Barnsley York England

Brilliant Wedding at Baltimore

Mrs Basil Gordon formerly Miss Lelia Sinclair Montague of Virginia married Lieutenant Colonel George Barnett U S M C Christchurch ceremony drew guests from Washington New York and Baltimore Congressman John W Weeks attended as best man Usher line included Colonel Laucheimer Major Charles McCauley and Commander Culver Dombaugh and Paymaster Lovell all in full rank uniforms

Baltimore Basil Gordon Lelia Sinclair Montague Virginia George Barnett Christchurch Washington New York John W. Weeks Boston Laucheimer Charles McCauley Marine Corps A. F E. Culver Pdombaugh J. Quitman Lovell Navy

W C T U Persists Against Legalized Liquor Evil

The W C T U marks thirty years with pride in schooling and laws on temperance. A speaker recounts a cork and steel drill to show persistent effort will move barriers like the liquor traffic, and vows to continue until the vice is gone.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union United States Mary Hunt Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Saloon Keepers Form Saginaw K Y M S Association

Liquor dealers in Saginaw Michigan met to organize a group called the K Y M S association. They aim to advance and protect their business amid calls to curb saloon activity, with the title reportedly meaning Keep Your Mouth Shut.

Saginaw Mich K-Y-M-S Association

Boy Meets Strange Death in Jellicoe

Walter Jones a sixteen year old school boy died in Jellicoe after climbing an electric light pole. A rung caught his clothing causing him to hang head downward and strangle to death as onlookers hesitated to touch him fearing electric shock.

Chattanooga Tenn Walter Jones Jellicoe

Vigorous House Debate on Penal Codes and Boycott Law

Washington January 13 The House debated a bill to codify and revise U S penal laws focusing on section nineteen that legalizes boycotts. The measure remained unsettled as the day’s sessions centered on discussion while the Senate was not in session.

House Washington United States Senate

Death of Frank Palmer Former Wabash official dies at 65

Chicago Jan 13 Frank Palmer ex assistant general passenger agent of the Wabash railroad is dead aged sixty five due to neuralgia of the heart Palmer retired three years ago after thirty years with the Wabash He is survived by a widow.

Chicago Frank Palmer The Wabash Railroad Palmer Wabash

Pettibone to Undergo Ulcer Operation in Los Angeles

George A. Pettibone, brought from Boise, Idaho after acquittal on Governor Steunenberg murder charge, will soon have an operation for an ulcer in Los Angeles. He has improved since arrival.

Pettibone Los Angeles Cal George A. Pettibone Boise Ida Steunenberg

John Mitchell Visits Path to Indianap olis Shows Health Gain

John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America travels through Kansas City on his way to Indianapolis and is much improved in health after a rest at Excelsior Springs Missouri.

John Mitchell Kansas City United Mine Workers of America Indianapolis Excelsior Springs

Shredder Accident In Indiana Farm Injures Worker

Charles Scotten lost his right forefinger when it was caught in a corn shredder at the Arthur Moor farm in Clayton Indiana. The January incident details the sequence of the injury aboard the farm machinery.

Clayton Ind Charles Scotten Arthur Moor

Women’s Christian Temperance Union vows to drive out vice

A speaker extols the W C T U across forty lines of work and 300000 women contributing year by year. He says God empowers their effort and that the movement will not rest until vice is banished from the land, acknowledging progress while urging ongoing action.

Local Travel Notes and Business Trips Reported

Local news lists residents leaving for Davenport Keota Waterloo Winfield and other destinations on business and family visits. Oscar Fetters arrives from Des Moines and shows improvement as doctors locate a bullet lodged between ribs from the back with no removal planned.

Oscar Arthur Fetters Des Moines Verdi

Correction notice for Norton musicale date

A correction states Mrs. D J Norton will give a musicale in the chapel of the Academy on Thursday evening January 16 instead of Tuesday as announced previously. She will present two pupils Miss Dorothy Latchem pianist and Miss Grace Conner vocalist.

D. J. Norton The Academy

Donation Raised For Ill Rural Carrier N. L. Hancock

C. J. Johnson traveled rural route No. 5 and collected 26.80 as a donation for the ill rural carrier N. L. Hancock. The funds will provide much needed relief while Hancock remains off duty and convalesces at home.

C. J. Johnson N. L. Hancock Noah

Change of Place for Chautauqua Entertainments

The Chautauqua entertainments of the Tabernacle and Temple move to the Academy chapel this evening. F B Guthrie, visiting here, leaves for Chicago then western New York to spend a month with relatives and sail February 18 from New York for Elat West Africa via Germany.

Tabernacle Temple Academy Chapel Covenanter Church F. B. Guthrie Chicago New York Elat West Africa Germany

Simple Remedy for La Grippe coughs risk pneumonia

La Grippe coughs are dangerous as they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs so serious results are feared less. The genuine product contains no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. tf.

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