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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1904

Page

6

Poverty in Tokyo’s Slums Exposed by London Mail Reporter

Tokyo correspondent of the London Mail describes shantytown conditions in Shitaya, Tokyo, where 200000 residents lack certainty of meals and rent quilts from pawnbrokers. He notes high grade rice exports, widespread poverty, crumbling walls, and families sharing sheds for warmth amid winter frost.

Far East Tokyo London Mail Japan London Sobo East Shitaya Uyem Park

Chamberlain at Work Keeps Late Hours in Highbury

British statesman Joseph Chamberlain remains intensely active after leaving official life. He receives about two hundred letters daily, reads and answers them personally with assistants, and holds late-night sessions at home as he crafts speeches and manages press contacts.

Joseph Chamberlain England Highbury I. A. Acland Booklovers Birmingham Statesman Mr. Chamberlain

Social at Mrs Bradford's Home Delayed

A social event at the home of Mrs. Bradford scheduled for Wednesday is indefinitely postponed.

Regular meeting tonight in the post room

A regular meeting is announced for tonight in the post room. Attendance is requested from A. R. Dewey and P. C.

Local residents and travelers pass through city highlights

W Hi Harding of West Chester visited the city yesterday. Higgins Real Estate Co. sold five to Oklahoma this morning. Prof. Luce rode Rock Island to Fairfield. Ed and Mrs. Grant welcomed a baby girl. J H Crooks of Crawfordsville stayed with the Crooks family yesterday. Mrs. Sands of Ainsworth visits her parents, the Kellars. Herman Walther returned to Davenport after a brief business visit. Gould of Gardner Gould Burlington calls on trade today. Harry Smith departed for Bloomfield after visiting friends. Frank Swift and son Ed left for Mason City for the Iowa Tile and Brickmakers convention. Walter Ayres leaves for Mt. Pleasant with Western Development Co. M P Miller named inspector for Knights Templar Commanderies at Keosauqua, Mt. Pleasant, Burlington, Ft. Madison and Keokuk.

W. Hi. Harding West Chester City Higgins Real Estate Co Oklahoma Prof. Luce Rock Island Fairfield J. H. Crooks Crawfordsville J. B. Crooks F. B. Sands Ainsworth A. Kellar Herman Walther Davenport Mr.Gould Gardner & Gould Burlington Harry Smith Bloomfield Frank Swift Mason City Iowa Tile and Brickmakers Walter Ayres Mt. Pleasant Western Development Co M. P. Miller Knights Templar Keosauqua Ft. Madison Keokuk

Bowdoin President Advocates Epicureanism Merit

President Hyde addressed the Twentieth Century club in Boston praising Epicureanism as a gospel of pleasure and play. He urged adopting its relaxing play as a relief from toil while warning lectures will reveal sterner standards beyond Epicurus.

Hyde Bowdoin College Twentieth Century Club Boston Epicurus

Auntie and Ethel Discuss First Kiss Age

Dialogue from the Detroit Free Press shows Auntie and Ethel debating when Ethel is old enough to kiss. Auntie replies only when she is as old as Auntie, while Ethel cites Uncle Jack's concern about an older age.

Ethel Jack Detroit Free Press

Widow Seeks $30000 After Railway Accident

In a brief exchange cited by the Houston Post a widow answers a question about her husband’s recovery by saying he did not, and she claims a $30000 sum. The quote highlights a collision between personal tragedy and a legal or financial claim.

Houston Post

Pete Akey Joins Hans Hansen Band and Orchestra

Pete Akey plays slide trombone with the Hans Hansen band and orchestra. The band comprises 16 men while the orchestra has twelve players. His wife performs with the Jeads in the Hans Hansen Company.

Pete Akey Hans Hansen Jeads

Homeseekers and Settlers Travel Offers

On the first and third Tuesdays a round trip fare to western regions is offered with a 21 day return limit and possible stopovers. one way settlers tickets cost a little more than half the regular fare. Iowa Central provides through sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars.

Iowa Central A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn Marehl

Through tourist car to California runs weekly from Iowa towns

The Iowa Central operates a through tourist car to California each Wednesday departing Albert Lea at 1 30 pm and stopping at Mason City Hampton Eldora Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa and others before reaching Los Angeles the following Sunday morning. Fares include 6 75 for double lower berths from Albert Lea and 6 25 from Marshalltown. Contact agents or A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis for details.

Iowa Central California Albert Lea Mason City Hampton Eldora Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa Kansas City Depetee Santa Fe New _Mexico Arizona Los Angeles A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Ten Nights in a Bar Room at the Graham Tonight

The likely community dinner theater presents a staged reading of Ten Nights in a Bar Room tonight at the Graham. Local actors perform a temperance era drama highlighting social issues and moral choices.

the Graham

Notice to Water Consumers on Quarterly Rates and Penalty

The ordinance requires water rents due January April July and October to be paid before the 15th. A ten percent penalty is added for late payment and water may be shut off for arrears. Pay now at Water Works 85 6t St. Clair Lewis Supt.

St. Clair Lewis

Methodist Services With Miss Patton At 7 30 And 2 30

Evening services at 7 30 and tomorrow at 2 30 at the Methodist church with Miss Patton assisting the pastor. Music highlighted as a feature. After tonight’s service there is a meet and greet with Miss Patton. City bus line No 1 Hotel Colenso runs a prompt service by Frank Rogers.

Methodist Church Miss Patton Colenso Frank Rogers

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