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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

8

Bryan highlights honesty and campaign finance reform talks

In Fairview Nebraska Bryan spoke to the Association of Grocers and Butchers of Lincoln on honesty in business and funding publicity before elections, then addressed the state Democratic committee on the Denver platform. In Hot Springs Taft talks with Roosevelt over Cincinnati speech. Parsons and Judge Yatt discuss revision with Kellogg. Milwaukee Democratic convention opens with Schmitz announcing run for governor amid Bryan applause.

Fairview Lincoln Neb Denver Bryan Capital Beach Association of Grocers and Butchers of State Democratic Committee Hot Springs Tudge Taft Oyster Kay Roosevelt Cincinnati Herbert Parsons New York Yatt Frank &. Kellogg Milwaukee A. J. Schmitz M. A. Hoyt Vilas

Night riders burn Illinois Central station houses in Kentucky

Night riders in Kentucky set fire to Illinois Central stations at Gracey in Christian county Cerulean in Trigg county and Ot ter Pond in Caldwell county. They captured staff at Gracey and fired phones at Cobb after warning Madisonville soldiers on duty to camp on railroad property.

Hopkinsville Tllinois Central Railroad Gracey Christian County Cerulean Trigg County Otter Pond Caldwell County Illinois Central Madisonville Cobb Cornlean

More Wins for Uncle Sam in Olympic Events

London reports the Olympic score at 75 to 56 with the United States leading. US athletes claimed the 400 metres hurdles, the running broad jump, and featherweight wrestling finals, while Britain won middleweight wrestling and water polo. South Africa won the 100 metres sprint, Rector and Kerr trailed. Finland captured Graeco Roman wrestling amid 40,000 spectators including the queen.

London United States United Kingdom Sweden Greece South Africa Irons Chicago Rector Kerr Finland

YMCA Relay Race Totals From New York

NY July 23 statistics show 1131 boys ran 1092 miles in 1250 relays for the New York Chicago YMCA relay race. Some boys ran twice. Actual running time 114 hours 46 minutes, averaging 9.5 miles per hour with an average mile time of 6 minutes 19 seconds.

New York Young Men's Christian Association

Railway Property Sold Harrisburg and Ohio River Railway

The property and holdings of the Harrisburg and Ohio River Railway company were sold at master in chancery sale to satisfy creditors. A. J. Webber of Galatia, NL, purchased in trust for stockholders for $4,887. The company will be reorganized.

Harrisburg Harrisburg and Ohio River Railway Company A. J. Webber Galatia

Cunard Liners Mauretania and Lusitania to Rest Before Winter

Cunard liners Mauretania and Lusitania will be taken off for two months for overhaul, ensuring readiness to resume service in January. Officials say midwinter Atlantic traffic is at its lowest, so big liners are not needed during the period.

Cunard New York

Memorial tablets for Key to honor the flag view at Fort McHenry

The quartermaster of the department of the east United States army invites bids for two memorial tablets. One will be mounted on the flag staff at Fort McHenry to commemorate Francis Scott Key inspired by the sight of the flag flying there during the 1814 British attack and the writing of The Star Spangled Banner.

Francis Scott Key New York Quartermaster’s Department Department of the East United States Army Fort McHenry

Arch Collapses at St Paul Union Station

The archway over the main entrance of St Paul Union station collapsed during morning passenger crowds injuring cabman A Kergan and endangering about twenty people. Ten tons of debris covered the pavement and blocked the entrance. signs from last week’s Shriner conclave had strained the arch.

St. Paul St. Paul Union Station A. Kergan Kergan Shriners

Policeman Dies of Remorse in New York

Alfred Nathaniel Shuttleworth a New York policeman dies ten months after an accidental shooting of a resisting boy. Friends say he died of remorse and a broken heart after being indicted suspended and ostracized for the incident.

New York Alfred Nathaniel Shuttleworth Shuttleworth

San Francisco Chamber Accepts Japan Invitation

The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce received a joint invitation from the Japanese cities Tokio Kyoto Osaka Yokohama and Kobe asking that representatives visit. The invitation was wired to Consul General Chase Koike and extended to San Francisco Portland and Seattle. The San Francisco chamber decided to accept the invitation.

Japan San Francisco Chamber of Commerce of Chamber of Commerce Tokio Kyoto Osaka Yokohama Koeb Chase Koike Portland Seattle

Weather forecast for Illinois to Wisconsin tonight

The official forecast notes fair and continued warm weather for Illinois and Indiana. Lower Michigan will be fair. Wisconsin generally fair. Iowa expected to rise in temperature.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Market Quotations and Live Stock Reports from Chicago

Chicago and East Buffalo markets publish a detailed rundown of grains and livestock. Wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard and short ribs prices are listed with opening highs lows and closes, plus cash sales by grade and regional livestock slabs for hogs steers cows calves and sheep with receipts and ranges. The piece also recounts a short domestic tale about a captain and his twins tending a pumpkin vine, culminating in the general pondering its fortune.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Ee Eee Ae Cesas Ile Trinda Indiana Wisconsin Illinois East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

The Captain and the Golden Pumpkin Seed

A poor NE village captain is kind to two mysterious twins who arrive seeking help. They share a single pie and find a pumpkin that splits to reveal glittering gold seeds. The captain vows to use the fortune to make others happy, and they rush to tell the town.

Rain Ends Drought Boosts Coal Work Across Region

Heavy rainfall across the area breaks a long drought and enables the restart of idle collieries. Water from every gutter and avenue was diverted to reservoirs, preserving all runoff and preventing waste.

Pettey'Te

Railroad Notes Report Sudden Illness and Engine Schedule

Rock Island agent H W Russel fell ill this morning and could not attend duties. The Rock Island switch engine, led by Conductor George Payne, runs every other day with occasional extras during rush periods, currently serving the work train. Mrs Walter Brown of north of the city shopped in town this morning. Misses Sylvia Baker and Esther and Rose McGugin left last night for several weeks’ visit in Colorado.

Rock Island George Payne Walter Brown Sylvia Baker Esther Rose McGugin Colorado

Words of Praise for Dr. Pierce’s Prescriptions

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted female tonic. It claims honesty in ingredients, describes benefits for headaches backaches and pelvic symptoms, warns it cannot cure tumors, and notes private correspondence with Dr. Pierce from Buffalo New York. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and regulator. It ends by citing a district court in Washington County Iowa.

Dr. Pierce Pierger R. Vierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce

Quieting Title Action Involving Washington County Real Estate

Joseph A. Kolosick files suit in Washington County Iowa to quiet title on the east half of the northwest quarter, west half of the northeast quarter, northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 29 township 75 north range 6 west. Unknown claimants and heirs are named, with Adams to be barred by statute, and appearances required by September 1, 1908.

Wm. H. Jenkins Sam M. Cox R. Dewey Washington County Iowa William H. Jenkins Elizabeth St. P. M District Court of Joseph A. Kolesick District Court Washington

Shadow Verb Game on Balcony Lamps and Sheets

Children split into two groups, one inside, one on the balcony facing a suspended sheet. The outside party picks a verb that rhymes with rake and the inside group acts it in silhouette before a lamp. If the guess is correct the audience claps, if not they shout no. Roles reverse after a round.

Tongue Twisters to Say Fast Card

The reader is challenged to rapid speech with three classic tongue twisters. She sells seashells by the seashore. Seven selfish shellfish shoved some shrimp sideways. Faint flames frequently feed fierce fires.

My Petticoat Parade Among Friends In Rhyme

A playful verse features Isabel Nell Dottie Day Marjie May Dorothy and Lizabeth comparing petticoats. Each girl boasts about fabrics embroidery and lace as they recount how their mothers grandmothers or grandmothers made their garments with wit and charm.

Isabel Nell Dottie Day Marjie May

Zweiback Breakfast Item at Viera

Eva and Mabel Butler departed for Kahoka Missouri to visit friends for a couple of weeks. Mrs Allie Thompson left for Letts after spending weeks at her mother Mrs Sarah Denison’s home.

Eva Mabel Butler Kahoka Allie Thompson Letts Sarah Denison

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sperches Taft Oyster Bay Ilinois Central Railway Kentucky Uncle Sam John Bull Chicago Grain Pomerania Railroad Notes H. W. Russel Dstrict Court of Owa Joseph A. Kolosick Dorothy Lizabeth Viera the Evening Journal Main Street Lemmon’s Pharmacy Dr. King Telas Lemmon's Pharmacy Penn Waashington Sprague Correspondence School OF Law Najestic Bie Detroit, Mich
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