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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
3
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A collage of visits and short trips across Keota Sigourney and Oskaloosa includes Prof Daverty in Cedar Falls, A H Rose to Winfield Ed Smith and Hart Lewis in Oskaloosa. Miss Cora Miller of Verdi and many others are noted visiting relatives and attending Fourth of July events.
Mr. Wm Hallman reports his wife recovered from a sick headache after using Dr. Kay's Renovator. The remedy is claimed to strengthen, restore appetite, and improve sleep. Available as tablets or liquid, sold by several local pharmacies.
Kemble's flowers are praised as best with direct orders paying express charges. KeMble Flower Co based in Kalosa Iowa advertises fast shipping and plant deliveries to customers seeking quality blooms.
Pierre Lorillard travels with suspected hep_itis. J Pierpont Morgan refuses to discuss deals, says he is not a mind reader and has to inquire locally. Passengers Widener Elkins Griscom deny plans to meet Morgan. Morgan heads to Highland Falls for summer home after docking delays.
The Spanish party organ Mario de la Marina argues in Havana that the United States faces a hard choice between admitting legality of Maine claims and paying them or admitting error in accusing Spain and provoking war. It questions President McKinley's path amid calls to hasten elections and install a new government.
Frank N. Dean editor of the Hartford Alliance, tied to the Pottawatomie Nation publication, leapt overboard during a boating trip at Paw Paw Lake and drowned. His companions fought to reach shore after the boat capsized in the confusion.
William Shadd of Moline collapsed and died on a Grand Rapids street yesterday afternoon as temperatures topped 90. The heat wave’s cooler spell had lasted days.
A private telegram received reports a train hold-up on the Great Northern near Wagner Montana. The incident details remain unclear and no casualties are mentioned. Authorities reportedly investigating the event and coordinating with railroad security.
Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Knapp aged 79 and 78 celebrated their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary at their Palmyra farm. The couple, who have resided on the same farm since their marriage, were the first couple married in the township.
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