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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

6

Surplus Not Deficit Trouble in the Bookkeeping

Secretary Cortelyou defends federal finances, arguing a $60,000,000 deficit is an accounting illusion. He says ordinary receipts exceed expenditures by $25,169,336 and that large outlays for public works and Panama Canal are misclassified as extraordinary. The statement asserts a real surplus amid a supposed deficit and criticizes debt practices.

Washington Cortelyou Treasury United States Treasury Panama Canal Panama Treasury Department

Seven Die as Store Fire Kills in Ontario Street

A blast of fireworks sparked a blaze at S. S. Kresge's on Ontario Street, killing seven and injuring about thirty others. The deceased include Emma Schumacher and four other clerks, a floor walker, a chopper, and James L. Parker, aged four. Many seriously hurt suffer burns, broken bones, or internal injuries. Police report the dead range from seventeen to twenty four.

Cleveland S. S. Kresge Ontario Street Emma Schumacher Marie Wagner Anna Trefall Frida Trefall Elizabeth Reis Mary Hughes Chopper James L. Parker Anna Hildebrandt Daura Horak Emma Brandt Elizabeth Baes Anna Falscher Gussie van Tress Myrtle Richards Girard Mareil Mayes Henry Minch Hazel Davis Jennie Singer Carrie Bowman Anna Zimmerman Helen Cutraski Emma Jaskins

Smallpox Case Tied to Sullivan School Teacher

Miss Myrtle Freeman, who taught at Indianapolis High No. 12 last year, has been placed in focal detention hospital with a new smallpox case. This represents the first known outbreak in Sullivan for months, triggering health officials to trace contacts and reinforce isolation measures.

Sullivan Ind Myrtle Freeman Indianapolis Focal Detention Hospital S.S. S S. S Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Local visitors fill city with Fourth of July visitors

Numerous residents and guests from Keota, Ottumwa, Fairfield, Columbus Junction, Ainsworth, and other nearby towns visited in the city over the Fourth. People from Iowa City, Richland, Grace Hill, and Fayette area called on locals, with several staying overnight or for a few days.

Reverend I W Williams Testifies For Foley's Kidney Remedy

Huntington West Virginia clergyman Rev I W Williams testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. He states the product will do all that is claimed, as recommended by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

I. W. Williams Huntington W. Va Foley Lemmon

King Wilhelm and Queen Charlotte Fly in Zeppelin Balloon

In Freidrichshafen on July 4, King Wilhelm of Württemberg and Queen Charlotte became the first reigning monarchs to ascend in Count Zeppelin’s airship. The pair circled their castle and grounds, then the queen joined the king for another flight aboard the balloon. Crowds cheered as the royal party returned to shore.

Freidrichshafen Wilhelm Worttemburg Charlotte Lake Constance Count Zeppelin Wurttemburg Zeppelin King Wilhelm Zuerr von Heilsinger Rasster

OUR MARKSMEN AT BISLEY

Bisley England July 4 United States rifle and revolver teams settle at Bisley camp preparing for Olympic shooting starting July 8 Teams of six will shoot at 200 500 600 800 900 and 1000 yards alongside entrants from Great Britain Canada Greece Denmark France Germany Holland Hungary Switzerland Sweden and Finland contests span two days The U S will compete in individual 300 and 1000 yard matches but skip the 800 metre team event due to schedule conflicts.

Bisley England United States Bisley Camp Great Britain Canada Greece Denmark France Germany Holland Hungary Switzerland Sweden Finland

Coal Men Seek $125000 Reparation From Railroads

Henry E. Meeker, surviving partner of Meeker & Co., coal dealers in Pennsylvania, files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking $125,000 reparation plus interest. The case targets the Erie, Susquehanna and Western, and Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad companies and asks the commission to set a reasonable joint coal rate for transportation to the New York market.

Washington Intersace Commerce Commission Henry E. Meeker Meeker & Co Pennsylvania New York Erie, Susquehanna and Western Wilkes-Barre Eastern

Insurrection In Paraguay Moves Toward Itape

Reports from Buenos Ayres dated July 4 state the insurgent headquarters are at Itape near Asuncion. Several battalions join the revolt while President Ferriera, with the minister of war, leads loyal troops toward Itape to crush the uprising.

Buenos Ayres Paraguay Itape Asuncion Ferriera

Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington DC bureau

Special to the Evening Journal notes Iowa weather for today and tomorrow. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, with showers and thunderstorms in the east and south portions. Cooler tonight and in the east portion Tuesday.

Washington, D.C The Evening Journal Iowa

Fans and visitors mark Fourth in city scenes

Electric fans at the Star. Carnival visitor Louie Quinn from Haskins. Alma Sharp of Keota and Jennie Cook of West Chester spent Saturday in town with friends. Roy Faris of Winfield and Nellie Anderson of Ainsworth visited. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Limerman and son Earl were Fourth of July visitors. Roy Tripp arrived from Ainsworth to spend the Fourth at home. Edgar McWilliams of Farmington and J. A. Hawthorne of Crawfordsville joined Fourth celebrations. Bina Porter of Ainsworth returned home from Loveland Colorado. Louis Hecklinger came from Waterloo to visit. Nettie Anderson of Ainsworth spent the Fourth with her parents. Besse McGregor returned to Fairfield after visiting. Howard McCleery and Mrs. McCleery arrived from Chicago for Fourth visits. Delpha Cummings and brother traveled from Riverside to spend the day. Emmet Howard of Marshalltown and Henry Calloway of LaGrange, Ga., were over Sunday visitors.

Sue Wallingford Theodore Gray Frankie L. B. Ward Mabel Stewart Ainsworth Bessie Curran Zella Dysart Corinne Teuscher Clarence Neville Richland Chas. Cruz Olive Marston Ethel Sprague Columbus Junction Louie Quinn Haskins Alma Sharp Keota Jennie Cook West Chester Roy Faris Winfield Nellie Anderson Joe Limerman Earl Roy Tripp J. A. Hawthorne Crawfordsville Martha Maxwell Bina Porter Loveland Colo Louis Hecklinger Waterloo Nettie Anderson G. T. Auld Besse McGregor Fairfield Howard McCleery Chicago Nicola McCleery Delpha Cummings Riverside Emmet Howard Marshalltown Henry Calloway LaGrange, Ga

For Love of Lucy at the Star to night

Homer Darbyshire assisted at the McElhinney drug store Saturday. Mel Kilgore of West Chester spent Saturday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith visited the C. J. Wilson home over Sunday. Carrie Rowan of Ainsworth visited friends. Walter Paugh of Columbus Junction visited in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Tollenaar arrived from Sigourney Friday evening to spend the Fourth. Myrtle Nicholson arrived Friday from Ainsworth to visit Arthur Yard. Hog market last Friday saw John Babcock sell hogs from western county at 6.67% with no danger of bad prices on good hogs.

Florence Showers Iowa City Alliene Bailey Winfred Durst Cedar Falls State Normal School H. W. Glick Weatherby Davenport Luke James Homer Columbus Junction Beulah Hichelberger Rock Island W. L. Hichelberger Homer Darbyshire McElhinney Mel Kilgore West Chester Carrie Rowan Ainsworth Walter Paugh John Tollenaar Sigourney Myrtle Nicholson Arthur Yard John Babcock

Revelation of Poleys Honey and Tar Cures Lung Trouble

A testimonial from L. M. Ruggles of Reasner Iowa highlights Poleys Honey and Tar as a remedy for severe lung disease. The writer, once told by doctors to have consumption, claims the product halted hemorrhages and pain and restored lung strength. Lefmon's Pharmacy hosts the claim.

Poley L. M. Ruggles Reasner Iowa Foley Lemmon

Funeral of Mildred Bardin Hardin at Ainsworth

The body of Mildred Hardin was taken from Sabine Pass Texas to Ainsworth Friday evening for a funeral held the same night. The funeral party included Mr and Mrs Mark Hardin Mr and Mrs Batterson and Mrs M r Lewis of Pekin Iowa. Contrary to earlier notice Mildred was nine years old not three.

Mildred Hardin Ainsworth Sabine Pass Texas Mark Hardin Batterson Mr Lewis Pekin Iowa Mildred

Electric Bitters Proved Best Medicine Excerpt

A Silver City North Carolina resident, C. M. Harden, testifies that Electric Bitters fulfills its claims for stomach, liver and kidney troubles and is excellent for weakness, backaches and general run down conditions. It is guaranteed and sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina Mr. Harden Lemmon’s

Circus Will Parade Here As Barnum And Bailey Comes

When Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth pitches tents in this city a street parade will be offered as part of the day’s exhibition. The entire outfit is new having been built in Europe on an elaborate scale.

Europe

Visitors from Keota Share City Weekend

The Misses Mary DeVoe Nellie Stevenson and Naomi Stewart were visitors in the city from Keota Saturday evening spending time in local social circles.

Mary DeVoe Nellie Stevenson Naomi Stewart Keota

DeBells Kidney Pills Claim Back Pain Relief

Advertisement claims DeBell's Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys and remove uric acid to relieve rheumatic backache. It describes causes in women and various rheumatic forms, touts reliability and proven results, and urges readers to rely on the remedy for relief after years of suffering.

DeBells DeBell

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