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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

8

Jefferson Ryder Seeks Art and Love in Paris

In Paris, Jefferson Ryder, son of the famed John L. Ryder, weighs money, virtue, and independence. He pursues an art career, resists his father’s corrupt wealth, and hopes to meet Shirley Rossmore, famed author of The American Octopus, abroad while contemplating his future in literature and art.

Paris Lutetia River Styx America le Soir Jefferson Ryder Jefferson New York Fifth Avenue Huyler’s the Waldorf John Lurkett Ryder Empire Trading Company Wilie Jecerson Wall Street Academy of Design Elis Bryant Park Europe Academy Shirley Rossmore Rossmore United States Supreme Court New York Herald Avenue de Opera Shirley Green John Burkett Ryder Miss Rossmore

Continent Elevations Compared: Africa Ties Asia at 1600 Feet

The article notes that Africa’s average elevation matches Asia at 1600 feet. It provides figures for North America at 1850 feet and South America at 1200 feet, highlighting surprising continental height differences.

Asia Continent Africa North America South America

Climax of an Anti Liquor War in Bloomington

Bloomington July 11. A sensational climax to prosecutions of saloonkeepers for Sunday liquor violations. John J Carroll, a saloonkeeper, severely assaulted J Hyde a temperance leader. Edward Lukes, aiding Hyde, was injured while helping.

Bloomington Til John J. Carroll J. Lcott Hyde Edward Lukes Hyde

Heat Closes a Rolling Mill in Vincennes

Six workers were prostrated including the mill's principal superintendent as heat forced the National Rolling Mill in Vincennes Indiana to shut down. William Elliott aged 76 collapsed after leaving a barn and suffered a fatal skull fracture.

Vincennes Ind William Elliott

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Endorsed for Female Ailments

An old medicine ad promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a range of female symptoms including headaches backaches faint spells irregular periods and pelvic discomfort. It claims to strengthen regulate and harmonize the female system and warns it will not cure tumors but may prevent them. Letters to the doctor are invited with private confidential replies and information about a free medical adviser guide offered by mail.

Pierce Doctor Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Uncertain Readings Mark Short Thermometer Streak

For four days the official thermometer registered 99 97 10 and 99 with no relief forecast. Local observers note inconsistent readings and ongoing heat without a cooldown in sight.

Heroic 14 year old girl drowns in mine reservoir rescue

Staunton July 10 Bertha Blasik 14 plunged into a coal mine reservoir to save her 12 year old brother who was in distress. He made it to shore while she drowned. The tragedy occurred as the siblings walked along the bank near the water.

Little Heroine Staunton Bertha Blasik Bertha

Crank Edward Dean Committed After Beaumaris Incident

Edward Dean, a self described crank, was arrested while attempting to reach King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra as they traveled to the residence of Lord Lieutenant Sir Richard Bulkeley near Beaumaris North Wales. Local magistrates committed him to an asylum.

Holyhead Wales Edward Dean King Edwards Queen Alexandra Anglesea Richardd Bulkeley Beaumarias Dean Locei

Novel Bagdad theater sails to town for brief stay

The 2300 seat portable Bagdad amphi theater tours America with regulation chairs stage 50 by 40 feet and a 15 member orchestra. A 3 day run begins Monday July 15 with a Wednesday matinee featuring five vaudeville acts and continuous curtain.

Bagdad America Sarah Bernhardt Bagdad Amphitheater Palace

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Consumption Risk

All nations fight the white plague consumption while Foley's Honey and Tar promises safe, certain relief from coughs and colds. The genuine product appears in a yellow package and is sold by druggists. Mrs. Gene Anderson plans a trip from Minnesota to Oregon this summer. Dr Shoop offers a free trial size of Catarrh Remedy to prove merit.

Foley Dr. Shoop

Circus Excursion to Monmouth This Week

The Iowa Central offers a popular excursion to Monmouth on account of Ringling Bros BeVos. Traip departs Brighton at 6 40 a m arriving Monmouth 9 17 am returning at 4 something pm. Round trip price is 125 dollars. See posters or call agents for full details.

Iowa Central Monmouth Ringling Beéos Traip Brighton

Miss Kate Burris Takes Vacation Visit to Chicago

Miss Kate Burris plans a trip away from her duties at the Roths child dry goods store and will leave tomorrow to visit friends in Chicago.

Kate Burris Rothschild Dry Goods Chicago

Adventists on Verge of Disruption in Michigan

Battle Creek, July 11. Seventh Day Adventists face possible disruption as leaders affirm Ellen G White divinity. Elder Campbell expelled 13 members including Childs and plans to purge about 7700 more if expulsions upheld. Childs consulted an attorney and will take the case to the supreme court. He challenged charges read at the meeting.

Battle Creek Mich Seventh Day Adventist Church Cone Ellen G. White Childs Campbell White Supreme Court

New Oil Field Discovered Spurs Indiana Drill Plan

Discovery of a large gas flow near Decker Knox county has energized local oil activity. Land owners hesitate to lease as excitement runs high while Harry Kurtz and his company prepare to drill a deep test east and northeast of Princeton in Gibson county.

Princeton Ind Decker Knox County Harry Kurtz Illinois Gibson County Indiana

Arms for Chinese rebels reported moving to the Pacific coast

Vancouver Island authorities were warned by Viceroy Yuan Shih Kai to monitor alleged cargo ships carrying arms to Chinese revolutionists. Dr Sun Yat Sen, linked to the uprising, is said to be in Hong Kong, with new details from Carl, Chinese customs commissioner.

Seattle Wash Pacific United States China Yuan Shih Kai Sun Yan Sen Japan Hong Kong Carl Imperial Chinese Customs Nanking Victoria B. C

California Rhodes scholars named for Oxford trip

Berkeley report lists American Rhodes appointees heading to Oxford this summer. Forty five from the U S and eight from Canada are selected with California represented by Griffiths as the state’s entrant. Illinois is Ben Tom Hinson Champaign Michigan Laurence C Hult Jr Ann Arbor Wisconsin Allen P West Jr Milton Junction Des Moines Albert I Whallen will join many cross Atlantic travelers departing Philadelphia September 21 aboard the Orion.

Berkeley Cal Oxford Farnham P. Griffits Ide Wheeler University of California Griffiths California Canada Illinois Ben Tom- Hinson Champaign Michigan Laurence C. Hult, Jr Ann Arbor Wisconsin Allen P. West, Jr Milton Junction Albert I. Whallen Des Moines Philadelphia Orion

Shiloh Hero Is Killed By Train At Maple Street Crossing

Gilbert Kenyon, famed for aiding the Union at Shiloh as a scout with Company B, Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry, was struck and killed by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway train at Maple Street crossing in Oconomowoc. He toiled to relay intelligence on Confederate movements before his death.

Oconomowoc Wis Gilbert Kenyon Shiloh Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Maple Street Kenyon Wisconsin Infantry Johnson

German Ambassador Aboard Steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm Collides Iceberg

The Kronprinz Wilhelm carrying Baron Speck von Sternburg the German ambassador struck an iceberg four days from Bremen while at reduced speed. The collision caused no damage and occurred at night with few passengers aware of the event.

New York Baron Speck von Sternburg Bremen Berg

Judge keeps 2 cent fare from starting in Virginia

Judge Pritchard of the U.S. circuit court of appeals has continued the restraining order on the state corporation commission's 2 cent passenger rate, delaying its effect.

Richmond Pritchard United States Circuit Court of Appeals State Corporation Commission

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