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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
7
In New York on July 4 Rev David G Wylie condemns greed for gold as universal in America remarking that high finance and trust fund misdeeds taint names of leaders. He urges reform and law with equal treatment of rich and poor while noting pervasive dishonesty in business.
In Paris on July 4 Premier Rouvier greeted Rear Admiral Sigsbee and Assistant Secretary Loomis, special U S ambassadors, on the removal of Admiral Paul Jodes. Loomis delivered Hay's esteem message. Rouvier praised Hay's international service. Officials then toured the marine ministry.
Governor Folk plans to send St. Louis police or the state militia into St. Louis county next Sunday to enforce the Sunday closing law unless assured it will be enforced. The move follows widespread drunkenness and defiance of the closing order with toxicants sold freely.
A private guard at Camp Lincoln informs Colonel Stuart that he failed to salute the colors after stepping away from his tent. The color guard, wielding a bayoneted rifle, reprimands the colonel for not observing the color line and the colonel admits the fault.
Topeka dispatch quotes C J Devlin promising no depositor loses a dollar and pledging to give up all in the world if needed to save the Miret National Bank. Devlin expects to assume active control soon and may resume business within a week, with reports linking his finances to the Tolnen and Spring Valley railroad project.
The body of Charles A. Snyder, a contractor carpenter, was found in berry bushes near Carnegie by hogs. Authorities say Snyder killed himself by cutting his throat days earlier. Brother Robert Snyder identified the body and paid the $10 reward. Remains sent to Churchville, Munro County, New York. Snyder reportedly valued at about $70,000.
In St Joseph a crew used a water pump tine to subdue drunken disturbers aboard the passenger steamer City of Cioxes during its trip from Chicago. After docking, the deck hands were arrested but released due to officers' inability to appear in port.
Pendleton Indiana July 5 The Pendleton Banking company is now a state bank with 25000 capital and 1000 reserve fund The old officers were re elected President M Hardy assistant cashier William S Morris and teller Minor Baker The bank was established in 1872.
Pana Illinois July 5 S R Roseberry aged 74 dies. Roseberry a Christian county official had his leg injured in an accident years ago and spent 60000 in a rain endeavor to save it. He had been laid out three times for dead.
Lansing Michigan July 4 the state tax commission informs sixteen clerks their term ends September 15 when the reduced commission assumes control under the new law ten clerks will be retained with employment.
London dispatch reports from Odessa that German colonists in the interior have telegraphed their consul requesting protection as peasants revolt and pillage areas, with burning reported.
Secretary of War Taft and his party arrived in San Francisco on July 5, accompanying Miss Roosevelt as part of a official visit.
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