Miller Reinstatement Row Brings Strikes and Protests
Foreman Miller reports for duty at the Government Printing Office amid threats of walkouts by bookbinders and allied unions. The civil service commission issued a reinstatement certificate, while Palmer and Cortelyou say charges against Miller pertain to the printer and are separate from the reinstatement order. A local bookbinders meeting at Odd Fellows hall debated action for hours without disclosure of votes or decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Bookbinder Union
Palmer
Miller
Civil Service
Jon Bes
Civil Service Commission
Cortelyou
Proctor
Meg
Elvil Ser Lee
Cortelyou Sad
Seveta Y Cortelyou
Bookbinders' Union
International Bbookbinders’ Union
Odd Yellows' Hall
Arbitration Committee of
Union
Barrett
Contempt Convictions for Syracuse Moulders
Kiram Powers John Lillis and Otto Benn moulders from Steans shop found guilty of contempt of court by Justice William C Andrews. Powers fined 75 dollars and 30 days, Lillis 50 dollars and 30 days, Benn 50 dollars. Judge Andrews cites right to leave employers and insists on peaceful methods under injunction. Chicago strikers also punished for violating the injunction with fines and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kiram Powers
John Lillis
Otto Benn
Steans
William C. Andrews
Powers
Lillis
Keng
Andrewa
Chicago
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co
Holdom
John O'Brien
A. Mashek
Jai
Jacob Christianson
Charles Evans
Fischer
John Brent
Milwaukee horse show to become summer fixture
Milwaukee report notes the success of the horse show and plans another event in 1904. Management expects a profitable balance, while a separate South Dakota weather alert records 105 degree heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Gasoline Explosion Endangers Mother and Child in Kewanee
Mrs. Watters and her infant escaped in flames after a gasoline stove exploded in a Kewanee Ill kitchen. Neighbors and two men rushed to aid, extinguishing the blaze with coats and blankets. Both mother and child suffered burns but are expected to recover. The home, owned by Fred Smith, suffered heavy fire damage and repairs are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
Anna Nelswanger
David Nelswanger
Nelsawanger
Kewanee
Kewanee Holler Company
Fred Smith
Peter Johnson
Mr. Smith
Mr. Johnson
Missouri
Death of Thomas Whittacre Brother-in-Law of George Grifith
Thomas Whittacre died at his home west of Brighton yesterday forenoon. The funeral was held this afternoon at two o clock. He was buried at Pleasant Plain cemetery. George Whittacre, a son of the deceased, served with Company D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whittacre
George Grifith
Brighton
Pleasant Plain
George Whittacre
Company D Boys
First Stock Loss in County by Milwaukee Road
A work train at Grace Hill yesterday ran over and killed two pigs for John Buxbaum. Each pig weighed about one hundred pounds. One pig was cut in two, the other ground under the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Grace Hill
John Buxbaum
Chamberlains Pain Balmantiseptic aid for wounds
Slight injuries can disable a man and cause days of lost time. Blood poison risk may follow. Chamberlains Pain Balmn antiseptic liniment speeds healing without maturation. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman Miss Anna Hopengardner and Miss Vina Lins visit Iowa City to see a nurse sister. Mrs Gunn and daughter Harriett depart for an eastern tour. they will return for Harriett to resume kindergarten work at Warrensburg Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Anna Hopengardner
Vina Lins
Riverside
Iowa City
W. ©. Gunn
Miss Harriett
East
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Harriett
Warrensburg
Polard Changed His Mind Pleometon Matrimonial Case
A sensational case reports James Polard of Pontiac and his bride facing arrest on allegations of illegal marriage and abduction. The mother of the bride, Mrs. Mary Noye of Pootloc, claims the ceremony was invalid and the union improper despite a marriage license and clergyman confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleometon
Lebt
James Polard
Pontiac
Mary Noye
Pootloc
Withllegal
Liv
Imeton
Wind
Ponthae
Injunction Sought Over Sulphur Springs Water War
In French Lick Indiana a temporary restraining order is sought by Taoit and others against Toward Gagnon and Baden Lick Sulphur Springs to prevent outside operations that allegedly drain and divert water from the springs. The case names Stith Miles Roland Miler Trait Will W. Caves and the French Lick Springs Hotel company as complainants. Judges Buckirk and Hanna are mentioned in relation to the request. Eleven more bodies are recovered from the Union Pacific mine disaster with identifications listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick
Buekirk
Denison Becomes Quartermaster in National Guard
Major Franklin A. Denison formerly of the Eighth Illinois Volunteer Infantry is appointed quartermaster with the rank of major on General Jas. P. Smiths staff of the Third Brigade National Guard. It marks the first time a colored man has received such an appointment in the states history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Franklin A. Denison
Eighth Illinoia Volunteer Infantry
Jas,ph. Smith
Third Brigade
L N. G
Im.nels National Guard
Wisconsin Oriental Association Holds 23rd Convention
The twenty third annual Wisconsin Oriental Association convention closed a three days session in Superior. Officers elected include President Dr A G Pee of Superior and Secretary Dr W H Mueller of Madison. Mant towoe was chosen as the site for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Wis
Wisconsin Oriental Aseeecution
A. Gi. Pee
Superior
W. H. Mueller
Madison
Manttowoe
Colombia presses ratification of canal treaty urged by leaders
A strong pro ratification sentiment spreads across Colombia on July 2 with prominent citizens from major cities and from Canea telegraphing Congress urging ratification of the canal treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Canea
Republic
Congress
Shamrock II beats Shamrock II in coastal race
Atlantic Highlands N D July 20 The Shamrock II sailed a twenty nine mile course and beat the rival by minutes 1b seconds after a ten mile reach. The nine mile reach took 20 minutes 40 seconds in all with a light five mile an hour wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
N. d
Leeward
Kanawha Wins Lysistra ta Cup on Sixty Mile Course
Newport July 25 The steam yacht Kanawha owned by H H Rogers won the race for the Lysistra ta cup over a sixty mile course finishing 4 minutes 48 seconds ahead of the Norma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
H. H. Rogers
James Gordon Bennett
Norma
Baseball scores from Chicago and leagues
July 25 baseball scores across leagues report results in Pitt shore St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Boston Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Omaha Milwaukee Colorado Springs Kansas City Des Moines Peoria Denver Rain and other pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittshore
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Toston
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Arrest Reported in Janesville Homicide of Herman Zimmerman
Tom Jolce is jailed in Janesville Wisconsin charged with the killing of Herman Zimmerman six weeks earlier. The report notes the alleged crime details and the suspect’s arrest location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jolce
Janesville
Wis
Herman Zimmerman
Germany
Jane
John Trice
Leslie Whitmash
Chicago
Justice Chatt
W. Lynch
Richmond
Social round of dinners and garden parties in city
Mrs B K Ok Os Goeli of Rockford Ill visiting the city received attention this week. Many dinners and informal gatherings followed at homes of Crooks Stewart Dye Neal Wilson with guests from Greenfield Burlington and Cairo. A Queen Esther Circle event featured speakers and piano solos, while Miss Sappho Beamer hosted an Afternon with Miss Blanche Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. OK
Goeiy
Rockford
Lll
J. HK. Crooks
Sappho Beamer
East Second Street
Blanche Gross
Troy
Ohio
W. R. Beamer
Miss Beamer
Miss Gross
Frank Neal
Lou Vogt
Blanche Smith
Clara Scranton
John Beamer
Ora Dickson
Jessie Sage
Hazel Mount
Edith Corette
Chicago
Daisy Hull
Bess Quackenbush
LeSeuer
Minn
Bess Melville
Denver
Colo
Weather forecast for Washington. Iowa outlook read
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in the central area. Cooler in the northwest portion Sunday as conditions shift.
First Church of Christ Scientst notices August changes
The First Church of Christ Scientist at Corner Jefferson Street and Iowa Avenue lists regular services Sundays at 4 30 p m and 9 15 a m for Sunday School. Weekly Wednesday meetings continue at 7 30 p m. Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and Morning service at 11 00. Senior Endeavor at 5 00. There will be no preaching services in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson St
Iowa Ave
Union Service Preached by Rev Rowne in Park at 6 30
Rev W M Rowne will preach at the union service in the Park at 6 30. Trinity Episcopal notes seventh Sunday after Trinity. Mr Morrison in charge. Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rowne
Trinity
Mr. Morrison
Sunday church services and meeting notices at St James and the Covenanters
Tomorrow two masses at St James Church 7 40 and 10. Sunday School 9 30. Preaching at 11 by Rev W M Rownd of Buffalo NY. Congregational meeting after morning service. B Y P U 5, preaching at 6 30 in the park. Church of the Covenanters 11 by Rev W C Allen. Second United Presbyterian 9 30 Sunday School, 11 preaching, Senior Endeavor evening. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
W. M. Rownd
Buffalo
N. Y
Park
Church of the Covenanters
W. C. Allen
Second United Presbyterian
Miss Kyle to Speak at First U P Church Meeting
Miss Elia Kyle, just returned from Egypt as a missionary, will address a young people’s meeting at the First U P Church tomorrow evening at 7 30. All city youths are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Kyle
Egypt
U. P
Illness report and travel notice from Leda area
July 25 Samuel Richardson is ill with mumps. Jno Atkins who visited the Wm Garrett home returned to Leda Il this morning. He was accompanied by his brother Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Richardson
Jno
Local residents head for visits and funerals
Mrs. Bessie Eichelberger Fritz and Miss Beulah Eichelberger depart for Minneapolis to attend the Carnival and visit friends. Cecil Singleton from Richland leaves for Keota to visit her grandparents. Ott Stichter and Roy Stichter return to Minneapolis for a few weeks of recreation. Mrs. Bickford and Miriam Davis travel to Keota to visit relatives. Cora Porter goes to Brighton for a friend's funeral. Ralph Dougherty returns from Fairmont after a lot drawing. Dave Keltner of Hotel Colenso wins a top lot. Colenso Hotel shoe shining parlors advertise Good work. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Greenfield
Iowa
M. C. Wells
Elmer Wells
Monmouth
Ruth Wells
M. Cummings
Seattle
Wash
D. Burns
Douds Station
K. CL. Ferguson
West Chester
Amanda Ferguson
Ft. Madison
Court House
Ainsworth
Kaloua
Brighton
Hughes
John Jay
Bessie Eichelberger
Fritz
Beulah Eichelberger
Minneapolis
Cecil Singleton
Richland
John Swearingen
Keota
P. H.tallman
Ott Stichter
Henry Stichter
Roy Stichter
East Side
BE. Bickford
Miriam Davis
Cora Porter
Ralph Dougherty
Fairmont
Dave Keltner
Hotel Colenso
Washington
Colenso Hotel
TOG A R Comrades 50 Dollar San Francisco Excursion Offer
On August 1 to 14 the Iowa Central will sell round trip excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles at the low rate of 530.00. Tickets are limited for return to October 15, 1903 and valid for travel one way and return via different routes with stopovers in both directions. See ticket agents for full information.
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Lemmon & Lewis
Opticians
Foreman Miller
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Pan
Chicago Board of Trade Bros
la Chicago
Dee
Sih
LaSalle St
Duluth
New Chamber
Chambers Commerce Commerce
St. Paul
Roberts
R. T. McCall, Jr
Mg’r
G. H. Pratt, M. D
M. Lombardo
E. C. Keck
Floris
West Washington-st
South Dakota
David Neiswanger
Kewanee, Ill
Wm. A, Whiting
Polard
Mary
Phere
Preneh
Hanna
Kanawha
G. W. Dye
North
Iowa Avenue
8. W. Neal
Edna Houston
Etha Dawson
K. M. Wilson
Mrs. Champlain
J. T. Kyle
Martin Collins
Xenia
Olio
Ella
Bessie Arthaud
Alice Clark
Burlington
Alma Marcelle
New Market
Flinch and Board of Trade
Maggie
Etta Whiting
Gertrude Reeves
Bessie Curran
Kate Buckley
Emma Wotworthy
Julia Harris
Aledo, Ill
J. A. Dickson
Della Tomnon
Queen Esther
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aner Gardner
Edna Young
Chautauqua
Josephine Babcock
Lianche Nicola
Ethel Kaye
Hallie Berdo
Laas
H. O. Evans
Cone
Messrs
Weather Forecast
Mixes June Emry
RK. L. Eemry
West Second Street
Leona Snyder
Kalona
Georgia Folger
Tillie Shellabarger
Columbus Junction
H. M. Shellabarger
Hazel
Lena Grush
Freda Dayton
John Chance
Pearl
Edna Richardson
Sigourney
Shanefelt
East Main Street
Mant Essley
Blaidhe Nicola
H. C. Harmon
Eva Moon
Vinton
Harry Ward
Second Street
First Church of Christ
Scientst
Sabbath Evening Union Service
St James
Church of Coven
Windsor
Windsor Grocery
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n St. Louis, U.S.A
Columbia Pharmacy
J. Hb. Lemmon
Miss Kyle
Lady’s
Journal
Washingtonn St
Stephenson
TOG
A. R
San Francis
Frisco System
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kansas, Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Southwest
D. C. Melville
Northwestern
Omaha
Securin Atenta
Gh Mann & Co
Scientific American
al Newad Munn & Co
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