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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
3
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In Omaha Nebraska a five year pattern of jury bribery by franchised corporations is being investigated by the Douglas County Bar association. T. W. Blackburn alleges corruption in damage cases and affidavits show a juror promised future job to keep an award at $100.
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises diaries calendars and Peloubet's Notes as the largest line of stock at the least expense with close prices. It emphasizes low prices and broad selection for readers seeking planners and reference books.
James Morrow of Elgin travels to New York courts to prove he is alive to claim part of a 325000 estate left by uncle William McMahon. Morrow disappeared in 1872 after divorce. his son had him declared legally dead under New York law. Attorney R S Egan of Elgin represents Morrow, Sr.
Special to the Evening Journal notes a forecast for Washington DC today and tomorrow. The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with potential cooler conditions, especially tonight in the west portion.
Daily items list visits by residents and travelers including Frank McElroy, Howard Jeffrey, Miss Wilson, P R Axtell, Harry Davis, and Miss Hattie Hunt. It notes a bakery ad for Johnson, shoe shining at Colenso Hotel, and a small blaze at Centennial school quelled by Frank McKay and others. It mentions Rocky Mountain Tea promotion by J H Stewart and deputy education travels.
The Carris pharmacy announces an advance subscription list for Chas. Frohman's David Harum scenic production. The show tours Omaha Des Moines Cedar Rapids Davenport Burlington and major cities. Subscriptions by Saturday will be sent to Frohman in New York for February performances. Call Carris Pharmacy to place orders.
WANTS, LUS1, FOUND. WANTED A married man to work in brick yard and take a house. Steady work the year round See Ein Swift For Sale One lot, also a small house to rent. Apply at JOURNAL office. WANTED A good second hand organ received at the Journal office.
Trains on Chicago Metropolitan Elevated were tied up for nearly three hours as a fire destroyed the river bridge switchboard tower. Passengers were stranded between the river and Throop street and held in midair until the blaze was controlled. Later item notes a false convent entry rumor in Niles, Michigan.
Prosecution of venders of diseased meats in the stock yards district is revived by government officials. Fred Hess of 6208 Halsted street was arrested for removing government tags from condemned beef carcasses.
Daily briefs record visits and travels of residents such as Mrs J H Farris, Ed Walther, A Kellar, Mable Crawford, Mrs Roy Emry, Misa Kate Crawford, Miss Anna Scott, Mike Lombardo, Chas McConnell, Judge and Mrs Anderson. A municipal study committee may tour Sept 24 or 25 to review lighting and sewerage. Sales and advertisements include a 10 cent sheet music sale and a classified notice for goods at Journal office.
Brighton and surrounding towns report travel plans visitors and social news. J W Fisher travels to Fairfield. Rev J E Van Wickle visits the Orphans home in Des Moines. Grime and Miss Gertrude Sturgeon visit Richland. Ora Rowen to marry George McConnahhey next Tuesday. residents move and visit relatives. several people return to Washington for duties. minor accident details and illnesses noted.
A brief notice highlights a legal service specializing in abstracts of titles and opinions on titles. Emphasizes ten years of experience and focus on thorough title work for property transactions. Presented as a small advertisement card.
Frank Weaver of Sharon Ventre leaves for Albia on business. W. W. Emmons of Iowa City visits J. O. Emmons home. Doc Whelatine of the News departs for Love Tree to assist there. Red Cross Society installs new officers tonight with Frank Pierce Lodge to attend and a banquet after. A. Bush remains very low.
Mrs Norton and her pupils with the First Presbyterian church choir present a grand Graham concert next Friday evening Jan 1. Admission prices listed with misread numbers. Seat sale at Carris pharmacy next Tuesday.
Next Saturday afternoon at one o'clock I will offer for sale at Casey's barn 25 head of work horses drivers and saddlers from one to six years old. These are Colorado horses, all broke to the halter and a few broke to work. They are a good grade of western horses and will suit the Iowa trade. The High School band boys have secured a nice concert program for the 21st featuring eight numbers by the band, plus The Emanon Quartette and several solo and duet acts.
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