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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

4

Rainey Quotes Taft Denial On Cromwell Isthmus Ties

Representative Rainey of Illinois read a cablegram from Charles P Taft denying any business ties with William Nelson Cromwell or related Isthmian projects Taft urged immediate public denial to counter misstatements The exchange centers on Taft’s asserted lack of involvement in the Panama scheme and Cromwell.

Washington Rainey Ilinois Charles P. Taft William Nelson Cromwell Isthmus Panama Taft General Assembly of Cromwell

Roosevelt Roasts Ready At Gridiron Club Dinner

Washington Jan 30 Tonight at the New Willard hotel President Roosevelt will be roasted at the Gridiron club dinner the 24th annual banquet of the Washington based newspaper men organization whose fame has spread worldwide

Washington New Willard Hotel Roosevelt Gridiron Club

Roosevelt to Attend Dinner With Washington Notables

The club plans a dinner during Roosevelt's term with prominent national figures from Washington and other cities. No official program details are released, but guests expect light satire about the administration and the Africa trip.

Roosevelt Africa Washington

President Roosevelt Wears Pink Carnation Today

Washington reports President Roosevelt observed carnation day marking McKinley’s birthday by wearing a pink carnation. The gesture underscores a somber era and reflects memorial color symbolism associated with the late president’s memory.

Roosevelt Washington Jane McKinley

Woman Admits Slaying Husband Over Money Chiding

Sharon, Jan 30. Mrenna Barry confessed to killing her husband James Harry with a revolver after he chided her for not paying bills. Authorities William Huge and John Ward, initially arrested, were dismissed as witnesses.

Sharon Mrenna Barry James Harry William Huge John Ward

Mine Explosion Claims Two in Sewickley Coal Mine

An explosion of coal dust at the Sewickley mine of the Keystone Coal and Coke company in Madison on January 30 killed two men and sent about 800 workers scrambling for exits. Three hundred narrowly escaped death as firedamp circulated while the remainder fled to safety.

Madison, Pao Sewickley Keystone Coal and Coke Company

Miners Skip Work After Clairvoyant Warning

In Canonsburg Pennsylvania sixty percent of Hazel mine workers failed to show up after a clairvoyant predicted a mine explosion. Only eighty of 350 employees reported to work prompting the mine to close until Monday and a financial loss in the thousands.

Canonsburg Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company

Lemy and Road Winners in Indoor Championship

Pittsburg January 30 features the two mile title at the international indoor speed skating meet. Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake wins the two mile event and Harry Kaak of Chicago takes the two mile pursuit. Myrtle and Algy exchange witty banter in a separate note.

Lemy Pittsburg Edmund Lamy Saranac Lake N. Y Harry Kaak Chicago

Seven Below Zero Night Sets Record Low

A fierce gale swept through the area maintaining temperatures around seven below zero during the night with officials noting the extreme cold in the early hours. by morning a milder air mass was expected to move in.

Weather Coming in Rising Temperatures Predicted

Last night’s fierce cold wind brought subzero fears as government thermometer showed 7 below. The weatherman forecasts moderating temperatures soon though past forecasts proved unreliable. Rural routes saw one carrier excel while others struggled in a savage blizzard. trains delayed, but today wind lessens and a cease of severe weather is anticipated.

N. N. West Journal May Schockley

Letter from Rose Mintier in Naples 1909

Rose Mintier writes Mrs. J H. Stewart from the Canopic in Naples January 17 1909 describing ship changes delays on the voyage home and witnessing the Messina disaster aftermath including rescued survivors and the strain on crew and government relief efforts. She mentions the Connecticut battleship and mentions friends Mary Dougall and Mrs Todd.

J H. Stewart Rose Mintier Naples Italy Messina Boston Connecticut Ralph Mame Mrs. Todd Mary Dougall Rose

A Horrible Hold Up and a Cure for Consumption

Washington man recounts his brother’s long battle with consumption and illness until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him after six bottles. The ad promotes this cure for lungs bronchitis la grippe asthma and bronchial affections with 50c to 1.00 and a free trial bottle offered by J E Lemmon.

W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King J. E. Lemmon

Fox & Dewey Prop N S 8 8S

Fox and Dewey properties N S and 8S referenced in text. Details unclear in readable fragments. No additional context or figures available.

Fox & Dewey N. S

Funeral of Mrs B B Bennett at North Marion Avenue

Funeral services for Mrs. B. B. Bennett were held at her son's residence on North Marion avenue this morning led by Rev. A. S. Smith. The remains were taken to Ainsworth for interment in the local cemetery with several relatives and friends in attendance. Pallbearers included Wm Shannon, Geo Barrett, Lan Birney, Lem Cherry, John Hopengardner, and S. W. Ragan.

B. B. Bennett Wm. Bennett Marion Avenue A.S. Smith Ainsworth Wm. Shannon Geo, Barrett Lan Birney Lem Cherry John Hopengardner 8S. W., Ragan

Funeral thanks to friends for Mrs. B. B. Bennett notice

We express gratitude for the support shown during the funeral of our mother the late Mrs. B. B. Bennett. The kind acts and thoughtful friends bring comfort to us. Wm. Bennett and Mrs. Anna Davis.

B. B. Bennett Wm. Bennett Anna Davis

D A R Regular Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening

Notice states the D A R will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Ed Bowman 98 26 Everything fresh neat and clean at the Vienna.

Ed Bowman The Vienna

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