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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1903

Page

4

Definitions of The Ideal Woman in Terre Haute Gazette

A survey of what constitutes the ideal woman features varied opinions from Terre Haute readers. Amanda Douglas’s ornate definition prompts discussion while a Terre Haute gentleman emphasizes conversation, independence, and active pursuits as key traits.

Judge Day Likely to Be Appointed to Supreme Court

Authority notes Judge William R. Day probably will be named associate justice to replace Justice Shiras who is nearing retirement, though no official offer has been made. In London, Professor Loreng operated on three children at the London hospital with ten physicians, including Sir Alfred Cooper and Albert Fripp.

Washington Ian William R. Day United States Supreme Court Shiras Day Leovens London Lenion Professor Loreng London Hospital Albert Fripp Sir Alfred Cooper The Royal College of Surgeons

Train Stranded In Snow Drift Near Beeson Station

Engine No. 200 left Connersville at 3 30 a m Monday and reached Beeson s Station eight hours later. It was stranded in a snow drift six to ten feet deep and two feet long.

Milton Ind Connersville Beeson

Novelty Woodworks lays off workers over coal shortage

LaCrosse Wisconsin January 1 The Novelty Woodworks has laid off its large force due to coal scarcity. LaCrosse Rubber Mill employs hundreds and may shut down if coal does not arrive. Kamchatka is home to many volcanoes and remains Russia’s active volcanic region.

LaCrosse Wis Novelty Woodworks LaCrosse Rubber Milla Kamchatka Russia

Hastings versus Marek trial details in alienation case

The Hastings vs Marek case proceeds with lengthy witness testimony about the wife’s shifting affections. Joseph Marek of Seventy-Six township is accused of alienating Mrs Hastings. testimonies describe repeated visits, Bohemian language, and late night calls as the trial unfolds with no sensational developments yet.

Hastings Marek Joseph Marek W. W. Hastings Bohemia

Defense Aims To Show Solicited Visits No Love Making

John Thompson of three miles northeast of Lexington died this afternoon of pneumonia at about 1 PM. Aged around 75, he came to Lexington 45 years ago from Ohio and left a large farm of 240 acres to his family, including Will Thompson at his bedside since Tuesday. Funeral arrangements not yet set.

John Thompson Lexington William M. Thompson Mr. Thompson Ohio Ile Hardin County John W. Moore Des Molines Henry Berdo Thomas Cyrus Huber Roy Maple Will Thompson

For Sale Eighty Lang Steers and Misdirected Items

Thirty head of good year ling steers advertised for sale. Chas Gorham lists a lost child’s mitten found near Presbyterian church and RB T. Wilson home. A mink fur cape left at Journal office. Wood sawed quickly by H Darbyshire, telephone 1 long 2 short Southwest line.

Chas Gorham Call At Journal Presbyterian Church RB. T. Wison Mink Fur Cape Journal Office H. BE. Darbyshire

Funeral Services for Geo C Anderson Held Today

The funeral of the late Geo C Anderson was held at one o'clock this afternoon from James Laughead’s Heights residence. The Rev W G C Allen conducted the service with music by the Second U P church choir. Pallbearers were F Al Smith Ralph Smith Fort Sherman W A White Bar Lewis and Schuyler Livingston. Interment followed at City Cemetery.

Geo. C. Anderson James Laughead Heights

Funeral attendance for John Nelson in Crawfordsville area

Local notices report Keota residents R. 8S and Kirkpatrick attending the funeral of John Nelson's brother in law. Mrs S. K. Leacox and Mrs. Mary Barrows travel to Crawfordsville for the service, with other area residents visiting or discussing deceased family members and local sales.

Ainsworth Visitor OG, Champers Stays Overnight

OG Champers of Ainsworth visited the city last evening, staying overnight as a local guest and taking in downtown sights before departing this morning.

Og, Champers Ainsworth

Funeral of John Nelson Arrives in Des Moines

The remains of the late John Nelson who died in Des Moines arrived this morning on the Firefly and were taken to the home of his brother in law John Kirkpatrick on South Marion Ave. The funeral was held at 3 15 this afternoon at the Kirkpatrick home conducted by Rev W OC Allen pastor Covenanter church. Interment was in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Frank Marek Mrs. Hastings Frank Shrader Wellman Newt Gardner Chas Harvey Walter Whetstine Joe Nejediey Plaintiff Hastings Philip Glider Washington Marek Hasting’s Whitcomb St. Loui S Aliie Harrington John Yount Buda J. M. Nelson A. F. Groesbeck Ankung China West Chester F. Hexworth Kansas Missouri Mary Barrows Grace Hill John Nelson Des Moines John Kirkpatrick South Marion Ave J. Nelson M. W. Nelson Kirkpatrick W. OC. Allen Covenant

Disagreeable breakfast scene with John and wife

A man named John mumbles about tough steak and cold coffee during breakfast. His wife tries to placate him, telling him not to growl and that no one will take his meal. The mood is tense yet domestic, highlighting a quarrel at the breakfast table.

Perlah Terre Haute Susan W. Ball Terre Haute Gasette John

Odd exchange on age sparks busybody curiosity

A Newark News quip notes Madge proclaims herself twenty odd, implying over forty when counting the even years, while the Atchison Globe remarks that idlers provoking a busy man’s curiosity irritate him.

Newark News Atchison Globe

Beacons Coal Praised in Advertising Slogans

Local sellers John Shields & Son promote Beacon coal with eight endorsements praising cleanliness burn quality steam suitability consistent performance and no slack or clinkers. Contact City Office Columbia Pharmacy for sales.

John Shields & Son Tel Columbia Pharmacy

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claim in Ad Notice

Advert shows Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for burns scalds cuts bruises ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts. Claims it is best pile cure on earth and priced at 25 cents at Stewart’s drug store.

Bucklen Stewart’s

Zigzag Valleys The Processes of Sature by Which They Formed

The article explains that streams shape valley corridors by following joints in rock. In Cheddar gorge the limestone shows two nearly vertical joint systems intersecting at right angles, creating zigzag paths as water enlarges fissures.

Cheddar Gorge London

Fastest railroad ride recalled on New Orleans bluesy trip

A Times-Democrat report recalls a group of railroad men sharing a tale of a daring crossing across bayous and marshes to the Rigolets. One man describes the train sucking water and fish groaning as it sped over the trestle while another says he grabbed a load of fish on the rear platform after the flood receded.

New Orleans Times-Democrat Rigolets Gulf

Spurgeon’s Quiet Country Visit Ends With Anonymous Praise

The story from St James Gazette recalls Charles Spurgeon visiting a village Bethel on a Sunday. After a sermon the Metropolitan tabernacle pastor entered unrecognized to thank the preacher. Spurgeon, amused, revealed his London preaching role and the moment left him amused.

Spurgeon London Mr. Spurgeon St. James Gazette

Dr visits convalescent man and diet advice in old tale

A doctor visits an ailing old man and wife, praising progress but cautioning diet, then jokes about buying a chicken for broth. In a separate note, a piece describes Japanese floor mats shaping room sizes, noting tet mats measure eight by six yards.

Darky Philadelphia Ledger

Ellen Terry on Acting Perfection and Live Performance

A remark attributed to Ellen Terry contrasts acting with drawing, stating that actors cannot erase a misstep and must deliver a line as written. She reflects on the difficulty of correcting a performance and the pressure to convey the intended emotion to the audience.

Ellen Terry

Two Kinds of Curiosity and a Jailhouse Joke

A philanthropic visitor asks the jailbird what brought him here and the inmate replies with a wry line that both prompt curiosity and critique intrusion. He notes he used to enter by the basement window, mocking the visitor’s motive.

Jailbird

Remedy Stops Headaches with New Life Pills

Mrs. N. A. Webster of Winnie Virginia reports Dr. King’s New Life Pills cured two years of sick headaches. Also claimed to relieve headache, constipation, and biliousness. 25 cents at Stewart’s drug store.

N. A. Webster Winnie Dr. King Stewart's

Governor Uses State Troops to Stop City Boxing Show

Governor Yates deploys Company C Fifth Infantry with fixed bayonets to halt a boxing match at the Olympic Athletic Club in Springfield Illinois. Police and state forces moved after managers defied mayoral orders and Governor warnings. About 300 spectators and several legislators were in attendance as troops arrived to enforce the ban.

Springfield Lls A_ company Finess National Guard Yates Ole Oleson Chicago Kid" Willams Philadelphia Olympic Athletic Club Lodge Hall Company C. Fifth Infantry

Unnatural Mother Suspected in West End Tragedy

In Carbondale Illinois January 16 the coroner's inquest into the West End killing alleges the mother may have shot herself and her son later. The ante mortem statement placed blame on the dead son and jurors doubt the boy could have fired the gun. theory points to a third party.

Carbondale Ill West End Frank Stucker Kelly

Wisconsin Governor LaFollette Delivers Message In Person

Madison Wis Jan 16 Both houses met in joint session at 2 pm to hear Governor LaFollette read his message in person The report notes improvements in the Kansas coal situation and partial relief from famine.

LaFollette Madison Wis Wisconsin Governor LaFollette

Reduced Rates for Stock and Grain Judging at Iowa State

Special court and stock judging sessions at Iowa State College announce reduced return tickets at one third of full fare. Coursework will cover dairy and agricultural topics with evening sessions and a January schedule. Board available near the college at 3.50 to 4 dollars per week.

Iowa Liege

Limited Tourist Excurtions and Round Trip Fares

The notice advertises cheap round trip tickets to Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with first and third Tuesdays sale. It highlights fast service safe run scenic routes via Denver to Pacific coast and land agent inquiries for colonist tickets West Northwest and Southwest destinations. Contact Fox Washington Morrell Burlington Iowa Homeseekers Excursion and City Bus Line Frank Rogers for orders.

Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Arma Pacific Coast Denver Northwest Fox Washington Morrell W Gen. Pass Burlington Owa

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