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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
3
Stewart's Pharmacy Ad With Diaries and Calendars
An old classified style note advertises Stewart's Pharmacy with the largest line and closest prices located just one door west of the Opera House. It mentions Peloubet's Notes and items such as diaries and calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Stewart
Peloubet
Local notices and ads from Muscatine Journal items
Local health remedies and goods advertise Isenhart menthol candy and Rocky Mountain Tea while noting residents like Ray Foley ill at East Madison Street and various visitors and births in Crawfordsville and Muscatine area. Upcoming horse sale by J. A. Limerman to ship to Buffalo with dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isenhart
Ray Foley
East Madison Street
Weather forecast for Iowa activity in Washington D D January day
Special to Tax Evening Journal reports a weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow. The outlook predicts threatening snow Wednesday and possible late tonight with slowly rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Tax Evening Journal
Iowa
Isenhart's window charms John Orr in Columbus Junction
Local notes report John Orr visiting Columbus Junction this morning and nearby residents noting Isenhart's new window display of caramels. Bishop Morrison of Davenport set to preach February 3 at Trinity Chapel with public invitation. Licenses to wed issued for two couples. Thermometer shows twelve degrees below zero this morning. Latta family leaves for Sigourney and future move to South Dakota planned in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Davenport
Trinity Chapel
Novel prize fight ends with wife winning child custody
In Joliet Montana January 28 a husband and wife staged a ring duel over their 3 year old boy Dick. After five rounds the wife was declared the winner and awarded custody while the husband was told he has no claim. The bout featured a referee and a whisky-fueled performance by the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Mont
Gilbert Hall
Brother of James Boyd Dies at Home Northeast of City
William Boyd 79 of a farm 13 miles northeast of the city died at 12:10 AM from typhoid pneumonia. He was a brother of James Boyd Mrs Geo Allbaugh of Columbus Junction and Mrs Pat Tobin of Ainsworth. Born in County Down Ireland he lived a single life and came to America with his brother in 1842. Funeral at St James Church tomorrow at 10:30 AM with interment in Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyd
William Boyd
This City
Geo Allbaugh
Columbus Junction
Pat Tobin
Boyd
Henry
Iowa Governor Transmits Purchase Commission Request
Governor Cummins sent a message to the Iowa legislature noting the Louisiana Purchase Commission seeks a $258 000 appropriation. He offers no recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Des Moines
State of
Iowa
Chicago man advertises body for sale to doctors
John Parker of Chicago publicly stated he advertised in Chicago papers to sell his body to physicians for scientific purposes to avoid starvation. He is described as a once wealthy man. In Muncie Indiana Mae Heath sister of Perry S. Heath will wed Dr. L. H. Chamberlain of Albuquerque New Mexico quietly on Wednesday morning after meeting in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Urs
John Parker
Chicago
Muncie
Ind
Mae Heath
Perry S. Heath
L. H. Chamberlain
Albuquerque
N. M
Last Word Ends Sarm ents at St. Marys Avenue Church
In Omaha on January 28 the farewell sermon of Dr. Clarence B. Sargent marked a year of church differences at St. Marys Avenue Congregational. He accused the faction that displaced him of causing strife and failing his pastorate and expressed sympathy for his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
St. Mary’s Avenue Congregational Church
Clarence B. Sargent
Sargent
Giant blast of dynamite at rapid transit tunnel kills six
A massive explosion at the Park Avenue shaft of the Rapid Transit tunnel construction killed six men and injured about 100 others. Victims include Cyrus Adams, James Carr, Lawrence Hine, J Roderick Robertson, Ralph H. Thompson, and Thomas Tubbs. The injured are not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Avenue
Cyrus Adams
Murray Fall Hotel
James Carr
Murray Hill Hotel
Lawrence Hine
Ansoniia
Conn
J. Roderick Robertson
Nelson, B. C
Ralph H. Thompson
Thomas Tubbs
British subjects ill treated in Bay Islands protest
Representations have been made to the governor Sir Augustus Hemming about ill treatment of British subjects at Bay Islands Honduras by soldiers with government connivance. Complaints will be sent to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Augustus Hemming
Bay Islands
Honduras
London
Supreme Court to recess until February twenty fourth
The United States supreme court will take a recess from next Monday until Feb. 24. Freezing temperature was reported yesterday morning as far south as Galveston, Tex. The pope yesterday received in audience Eugene A. Philbin, formerly district attorney of New York county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Galveston
Tex
Eugene A. Philbin
New York County
Mary Johnston
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frank Furtado
Oakland
Cal
Tragic Fray Ends with Slashing and Train Death
In New Albany Indiana on January 28 Andrew Wilson murdered by being cut and stabbed after an all night drinking bout with Sam Shutters. Shutters fled into his house while Wilson was later found dead along the Southern railway track half a mile from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Sam Shutters
Andrew Wilson
Southern Railway
Shutters
Wilson
Local notes from Sigourney January visit summaries
Jan 28. S W Stone of Burlington visits his mother. Mise lear White returns to Washington after visiting the W S Gardner home. D O Thompson of Webber Thompson Chicago was here Friday. Mrs C Laffer returns to Sigourney after two weeks with her parents J A Crawford. Grace Benn returns to Washington after visiting Geo McCreedy. Nellie Harrison was a passenger for Washington yesterday. Lester Hamlin, cousin of W T Trotter, returns to Sigourney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Stone
Burlington
Mise Lear White
Ing
J. A. Crawford
Sigurory
Grace Benn
Ger
Washington
Lester Hamlon
W. T. Trotter
Sigourney
Thoroughbred Tramp to Perform Comedy at Graham
A Thoroughbred Tramp comes to Graham Saturday evening with singing and dancing comedians and scenic comedy. The act promises a clean, full of comedy entertainment for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Bia
Young Philippine War Reporter Featured in The American Boy
Miss Lauraingham visits Chapin Iowa to tend her ill grandmother as The American Boy in Detroit announces Will Levington Comfort has secured a new story. The tale centers on the youngest correspondent in General Lawton's army who sent word of Lawton's death to America three hours before others. The February issue promises a vivid account of the cable rescue and frontline experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. W. Ingham
Chapin, Iowa
Lauraingham
Chapin
Iowa
Detroit, Mich
Will Levington Comfort
Philippines
General Lawton
Lawton
America
Ieners Lawton
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Washington, Lowa
J. L. Brookhart
J. H. Crooke
Crawfordsville
J. B. Crooks
Marguerite MacGugin
Johnson’s Bakery
J. K. Wooley
Wills Farm
Crawfordeville
Geo. Dye
Muscatine
Myrtle Morton
Laura V. Moore
J. H Stewart
W.A Norton
Mra Archer
Elsie
Ben
A. M. Shields
J Cocklie
the Recorder’s
Crawforsville
Jessie Adams
Will Harper
Hal
Jos. Kneeteck’s
J. A. Limerman
West Chester
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Wr. Simermano
John Orr
Columbus
Tion
W. RR MacCreedy
Ainsworth
the Woman's Home Missionary
J. B. Teller
Wm A. Harper
Jessie Adame
Harley S Bushy
Catherine M
James Latta
W. H
Sanbourn
South Dakota
Partour Binding, All
Dell H. Duncan
Lexington
Jubilee
Wellman
Rev. Filmer
Pilotsburg
F. M. and
W. S Gardner
Prairie Flower
And
Mr. Beatty
A. M. Smith
Wm Gardner
New
York State
Down, Ireland
St. James Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Walther Manufacturing Company
THE
Walther Mfg. CO
Washington, Iowa
Globe Barber Shop
Mart White
Canton
Becaue
Saf Seo Gi Sherman
Samson & Livingston
Miss Mae Heath
Gotham
India
E. Grumbach
Benz House
H. Knecht
Natl
Atnaworth
W. 8. Gardner
D. O Thompson
Webber & Thompson
C. Laffer
Geo. McCreedy
Nellie Harrison
H. F. Steck’s
L. BE. Latta
Leggins
Saxony
Lamb Knit Goods Co
Mighty Factor
C Smith
Cash Grocery
Antator
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