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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
1
Good Stock Market Report from the Journal
The journal announces a new feature delivering the same day close on grain and stock markets via telegraph. It compares the value to Chicago papers and Drovers Journal and urges subscribers to pay for daily market insights. Includes a sample Chicago grain market note with January wheat and cattle/receipts data.
Traveling Men's Protective Association social causes controversy
Mason City reports turmoil after a Friday social hosted by the Traveling Men s Protective Association. Several women were refused entry or escorted out, prompting accusations of character reflection. In response, hotel waiters refused service to association members and were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tels
Traveling Men's Protective Associ
Visit in Kansas City Reveals McFall's Charitable Call
In January 1899 OsKaloosa reports B McFall traveled to Kansas City earlier in the week. Miss Alberta Converse writes her mother Mary that McFall visited the hotel, dined with her, and attended the show. Letters home hint at McFall's possible mental state.
Man Pleads Guilty to Disturbing Religious Meeting
Mt Pleasant Jan 26 Henry Wilson appeared before Justice Wag Beek and pleaded guilty to disturbing a religious meeting at Benjamin chapel in Trenton township on the evening of Sunday January 15. He was fined costs which he paid. He is the second person to pay a fine for this offense and more may follow. Several boys have paid fines for disturbing meetings at White Church on Christmas evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Quk Ehurch
Sioux City
John Mahoney
Otto Matthias
W. H. Wall
Stanton
Tus
Oregon
Ills
Wall
Matthias
Judge imposes seven year term in Rosenberger poisoning case
Judge Welborn in Gibson circuit court finds Mrs. Rebecca Rosenberger guilty of attempting to kill her son Alva with poison. She is ordered imprisoned in the Indiana woman's reformatory for seven years. The decision cites the defense as self-contradictory and accepts the boy’s account of the poisoning plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Welborn
Gibson Circuit Court
Rosenberger
Rebecca A. Rosenberger
Alva
Indiana
Supreme Court supports usurious interest by building and loan associations
Des Moines January 26 The supreme court sustains building and loan associations in collecting dues membership fees fines and interest on loans despite rates. The court notes these institutions function as profit sharing with benefits to stockholders through share value increases and finds the practice constitutional for shareholder loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Howe Er
Rev Edsall joins Episcopal House of Bishops in Chicago
In Chicago at St. Peter's Belmont Avenue Rev Samuel Cook Edsall was consecrated missionary bishop of North Dakota with Rt Rev William Edward McLaren presiding. Six bishops attended along with many Chicago clergy as 1,000 tickets issued for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Cook Edsall
North Dakota
St. Peter’s Church
Belmont Avenue
William Edward McLaren
Episcopal Church
McLaren
Gilbert
Minnesota
Nicholson
White
Seymour
Walker
New York
Paris court grants 295 divorces in four hours
A Paris court recently granted 295 divorces in four hours, about one minute per case, while other items report on plumbago prices rising 100 percent in Ceylon and a series of brief incidents across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ceylon
J. T. Petty
Harvey, Ills
Union
Chicago
Canada
Lottie
Edward Jensen
Aplein
A. M. Wyman
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Minneapolis
Missouri Senate
Roberts
Utah
J. A. Barager
San Francisco
Medford
Barager
Wisconsin
Matthew Larking
England
Adelina Patti
Brecon
Wales
Baron Cedes
Rom
Fran E
Ecuador
Hoosier and Hawkeye Clash Over Philippine Policy
In Washington on January 26, Indiana Republican Johnson and Iowa's Dolliver sparred on expansion, arguing over the Philippines and army growth. Johnson denounced the treaty as a threat to republic ideals, attacking the administration and pegging annexation as dangerous imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Johnson
Indiana
Dolliver
Iowa
Philippines
Senate
Were Foiled Prison Breaks At Fairfield Jail
Fairfield reports another jailbreak attempt as prisoners secured a door key with a new plan. A prisoner tipped Sheriff Black’s wife, foiling the escape after prior breakouts and recapture attempts in the weeks before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Johnson and Dolliver Spar Over Philippine Policy in Senate Debate
A lengthy floor battle unfolds as Johnson deserts cautious language while Dolliver defends the administration. Dolliver’s eloquence draws roaring applause and mixed reactions from galleries as he argues to end the war by ratifying the treaty and warns against entanglement in a European war. He emphasizes Spain must withdraw and the Philippines gain liberty, while opposing ideas about the Monroe doctrine and U.S. obligations abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Philippines
Commsson Rs
Cuba
Congress
United States
Spain
Ann x the Philppines
England
Johnson
Senate
Dolliver
House
Admiral Dewey
Europe
Two Types of Husbands Harmful to Families
Frances Evans argues in Ladies' Home Journal that two kinds of husbands harm families. One is a generous figurehead who never engages in family conversation yet placates spending to avoid conflict. The other appears active in church and community but tyrannizes at home, prompting wives and children to deceive him to keep peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Evans
Ladies’ Home Journal
Polite reply as Scandinavian speaks with screws in mouth
A Chicago Post scene shows a madam demanding answers from a man on a stepladder installing new-window fixtures. The Scandinavian answers gently claiming his mouth is full of screws and he cannot speak until Javaller something is resolved.
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Chicago Post
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Tective Association
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McFall
Oskaloosa
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Len
Kansas City
Mary Converse
Miss Alberta
Mr. McFall
Tan
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Mt. Pleasant
Henry Wil
Wag Beek
Benjamin Chapel
Trenton
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Powson
Edsall
The
Episcopal House of Bishops
Madison
Michigan
Bank
Planters’ Bank
Leseuer
Jeffries
Hoosier and
Hawkeye
Syfe
Christ
M. Boyer d’Agen
Rome
Savior
Jesus
Black
Centerville
John Charlton
John
Chapman
Mr. Charlton
Twentieth Street
Keokuk
Superior Court
Belle Wittich
James A. Evans
T. J. Warner
Ant
Jackson
City of
Lee
Belle
Wittich
Warner
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Casey Bros
Hotel Allen
Mike Lewis
Dpolliver
Conld
East Side
Royal Baking Powder GO
Model Bakery
Candy Kitchen
Servits Medical
Qlinton
Sackeowats
O.currie & Co
Wahington
Lowe
Pratt
Optician
Kilne's
Postofice
T. T. Keeley
OmMce
W. Washington Street
H. Sanford
T. J. Dempsey
National Bank
Capital
Burplus
Docn A Genera! Banking
J. H. Young
W. RB
Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Cash
J.T. Anderson
Washington County Savings Bank
Don
Jos. Krox
A. Wurrs
C. H. Kee
W. P
M. Krox
Ass't
First National Bank
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
Joseph Keck
H. Keck
LD. Robinson
Frank Stewart
J. F. Henderson
J. J. Kellogg
Pension and Treasury Departments
Office East Side Square
W. H. Butterfield
Crail
Tanareon
Schneider
R, A, Riley
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