Overcoat theft and wedding notes from Washington Journal
A tailor reports a traveling man swapping his overcoat with a larger man on a train near Cedar Rapids and failing to repay. EK. A. Copeland is named as the suspect. the tailor seeks return or an explanation. Also covered are a near-tragic incident with Alexander Wilson, wedding news for Samuel Gordon and Ida Sayles, and local notices including a deaf boy’s scams and a Riverside death. Weather forecast for Iowa and social notices follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Indianapolis
EK. A. Copeland
Vagrant youths before Justice Rogers over sugar remark
Major Osborne brought Millham and Church before Justice Rogers on vagrancy charges after lacking formal information. Judge Rogers released them for lack of jurisdiction. The piece ends urging students to study and keep up with current events while noting the township assessor is visiting districts.
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Osborne
Millham
Church
Special Invitations to Men by J. W. Babe Tailor
Trade notice invites men who seek better fit and quality from J. W. Babe tailor. It promises superior garments and custom service, urging readers to visit the shop for fittings and sample suits.
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J. W. Babe
Rev Sam Jones Lectures in Washington In May
Citizens urged to sign up for Rev Sam Jones Southern divine lecture in Washington during the latter part of May. Reserve by giving name and ticket count to C H Wilson. tickets 50 cents each, no payment until May. If 300 tickets are sold soon, Jones will come. otherwise he may pass. No money required now.
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Ottumwa
Colville
Washington
Neise
Otto Neise
Sam Jones
C. H. Wilson
Jones
Wilson
Omaha optician Monest arrested for unlicensed selling
Omaha optician Monest was arrested by Officer Heath for peddling without a license. His trial began this afternoon at one o'clock, and he agreed to pay $8.35 for three days of sales plus costs.
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Monest
Omaha
Heath
Quiet Civil Ads Fill Journal Pages
The Journal notes a calm business line with civil notices and plentiful want ads for houses to rent and items for sale. It mentions the journal’s wide readership and corrects a rumor that Jack Wilson was in town, noting only Crail’s two clerks in macintoshes in sunshine.
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Jack Wilson
Crail
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Mis
Norton
KE. E. Thomas
Opera House
Smither
Dickson
Harvey & Warfel
East Side Restaurant
Homeseekers
C. M. GouLp
Ticket Agt
Care Eveening Journal
Coppock
Graham Flour
W. F. Haight
R. R
Yours Truly, B. F. Dixon
Nick Fruit
Lomizando
Malaga
T. T. Keeley
Notary Public
West
Washington Street
Plow
Glasgow & Lytle’s
HUS
Cal News
Ida Wilken
Alexander Wilson
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Landau
Joe Daniels
Harvey & Warfel's
East
Gordon+Sayles
Mrs. Sayles
Samuel Gordon
Miss Ida Sayles
Rev
W. G. Thorne
M. Ey Church
Hardin County
Journal
John Dillon
Riverside
Jas. Dandremont
Tie
I. JE. Swift
OWA State News
Manchester
Wim, Newkirk
Barkon Beach
Dr. Sigafoos
Oskaloosa, Ja
Guon
Boatman
Anna Goodwin
Sigafoose
Trene
Dr. Krout
Iowa Central
Irene
Gid McFall
A. D. Cochrane
M. J. Kee
L. KE. Shaw
Milton Alderman
Sigafoos
Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
J.P. Lolliver
George
Gear
J. C. Davis
Keokuk
C. M. Junkin
Fairfield
United States
Allison
Eddyville
J. M. Groumar
Eva Beard
Monmouth
Times
Academian
Justice Court
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YORK
North Side Shoe Store
L. WW. Pentecost
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