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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1901

Page

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Peace talks fail as Garland search shifts to Hanna gateway

Pittsburg July 26 The peace mission of M M Garland to New York on behalf of the conservative Amalgamated Association fails to win terms from steel manufacturers who insist on their stance. Secretary Joseph Bishop works with Amalgamated leaders to seek mediation through Senator Hanna while Shaffer remains hopeful about Wellsville despite payroll terminations and possible clashes at the National Tube mill.

Pittsburg M. M. Garland New York Amalgamated Association Garland J. P. Morgan Joseph Bishop Ohio State Board of Arbitration Hanna Bishop Shaffer Combine Wellsvillee Wellsville Keespert National Tube Company

Suburbs Tense Over Alabama Laborers Arrival Near Belleville

Chicago July 26. A train carrying 300 or more black workers from Alabama to Belleville was diverted to LaGrange amid reports of threats and potential violence. Sheriff and militia were discussed as deputies and state forces prepared, while a committee urged workers to refuse Belleville entry. Governor Yates received a union telegram warning of a strike at St Louis terminal, impacting state employment offices and list disclosures.

Chicago Alabama Latrobe Belleville LaGrange Maywood Melrose Park Blue Island la Grange Reece Magerstadt Springfield Yates P. H. Morrissey Cleveland Brotherhood of Railroad St. Louis Terimpal Company

Vacation in Clear Lake Iowa with low round-trip rates

The notice promotes a trip to Clear Lake Iowa offering cool weather, good hotels, and amusements. It highlights very low round trip rates via the Iowa Central Route and advises asking ticket agents for details or a booklet and provides the contact Geo S Batty G P and T A in Marshalltown Iowa.

Clear Lake Iowa Iowa Central Geo S. Batty Marshalltown Lowa

Flower Co. Offers Express Charge Paid Direct Orders

Kemble's flowers are praised as the best with direct orders paying express charges. Frower Co., Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Kemble Frower Co Oskaloosa, Lowa

Governor Yates Transfers Message to Labor Board

The governor directed the state board of labor statistics to notify employment offices, and the notification was dispatched from that agency.

Yates State Board of Labor Statistics

Weather Belief Downplays Solar Cause Says Lick Director

San Jose July 26 Director Campbell of Lick Observatory rejects eastern claims that midwestern weather is driven by solar storms. He cites local earthly factors and notes sunspot activity is near minimum, with cycles around eleven years and maximum around 1805 or 1906, finding no significant link to heat waves.

San Jose Cal Campbell Lick Observatory Middle West

Widest living descendant count noted at Kokomo reunion

Mrs Lavina Winkler of Kokomo Indiana is credited with the greatest number of living descendants. A reunion on her ninety first birthday gathered 207 relatives including nine children eighty six grandchildren 101 great grandchildren and eleven great great grandchildren. Her Kentucky birth county Madison was home before the Civil War when Confederates burned their farm. her husband and four sons served in the Union forces without injury.

Kokomo Ind Lavina Winkler

Petroleum Fire Ravages Batum Center

A massive petroleum explosion wrecked Batum’s central quarter causing extensive property damage and a heavy, as yet unestimated, loss of life. The blast occurred yesterday in the densely populated area and devastated much of the town’s core.

Batum

Attempted Burlington bridge arson thwarted near Wymore

In Wymore Nebraska July 26 a deliberate attempt to burn a Burlington bridge over the Blue River to wreck a train was foiled when Frank Crawford found the approaching flames and, after being warned off by a stranger who fired three shots at him, hurried to raise the alarm. The arsonist vanished as Crawford returned with help.

Wymore Neb Burlington Blue River Frank Crawford Crawford

Chicago Indicts Twelve For Bookmaking At Washington Park

Chicago reports indictments by the grand jury against twelve racing figures for bookmaking at Washington Park. Edwin Crossan, a carpenter, testified he lost between 600 and 700 dollars at the track. Named defendants include Austin, George Rose, H Waterman, Charles Peck, IT Coleman, Marsh Ledon, John Fay, George Cook, Samuel Wagoner, Fred Pearseh, K Waller, and Marcus Cartwright.

Chicago Washington Park Edwin Crossan Austin George Rose H. Waterman Charles Peck IT. Coleman Marsh Ledon John Fay George Cook Samuel Wagoner Fred Pearseh K. Waller Marcus Cartwright

Dentleheimer Marriage Sparks Home Entry and Vengeance Rivalry

Elwood Indiana July 26 Joseph Dentleheimer wed his Cincinnati bride and brought her home where Marshall Pila, a former suitor, forced entry. Dentleheimer thrashed him and expelled him, then had Pila arrested for assault and battery.

Elwood Ind Joseph Dentleheimer Cincinnati Marshall Pila Dentleheimer Dendeheimer

One Way of Getting Even

Tuscola Illinois July 26 Roy F Hall a prominent attorney was assaulted by John Burks of Garrett Illinois on a trip from Decatur. A blow to the base of the brain rendered him unconscious. Doctors report him in a serious condition. The breach arose from a land transaction.

Tuscola Ills Roy F. Hall Decatur John Burks Garrett Tie Hall Burks

Explosion at Antrim blast furnace burns filer and injures coworker

In Mancelona Michigan on July 26 the top of the Antrim blast furnace blew out. Alexander Vincent a top filler was burned severely dying minutes later. John Strehl his partner was badly injured. Vincent left a widow and four children.

Mancelona Mich Antrim Alexander Vincent John Strehl Vincent Ife

Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Starts Million Dollar River Division Upgrade

Milwaukee Wis July 26 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company has begun major improvements on its river division between St Paul and LaCrosse. The work will cost more than 1 000 000 and focuses on track betterment and related upgrades.

Milwaukee, Wis Chicago, Milwaukee and

Missing Rockville stock buyer last seen after trip

Thomas J. McKeehan a stock buyer from Rockville disappeared after leaving the city on a trip. He was last heard from when he stopped at Catlin and cashed a small check after withdrawing 200 dollars from Parke bank leaving 150 on account.

Rockville Ind Thomas J. McKeehan Catlin Parke Bank

Jury rules death of Mrs. Shepard due to blood poisoning

Mason Michigan July 26 The coroner s jury investigated the death of Mrs Thomas Shepard a Christian Scientist of Aurelius and returned a verdict of death by blood poisoning caused by not receiving proper treatment at childbirth

Mason, Mich Thomas Shepard Aurelius

G A R Post Donates 100 for Confederate Soldiers Home Rooms

Atlanta July 26 M Mitchell post G A R transfers one hundred dollars to Col onel W L Calhoun president of the Confederate Soldiers Home board to furnish two rooms in the institution.

Atlanta M. Mitchell Post W. L. Calhoun Confederate Soldiers’ Home

Grandmother Blanchard, 108, Dies in Cantril

The Mississippi valley’s oldest woman, Blanchard aged 108, died in Cantril on July 26.

Cantril Blanchard Mississippi Valley

Guarantee Claim for Smiths Sure Kidney Cure

An advertisement-style claim states the guaranteed kidney cure by Smith delivers results. the druggist will refund money if one bottle does not satisfy after use.

Smith

Delightful Breezes At Clear Lake Resort

Delightful breezes blow at Clear Lake the charming summer resort in north western Iowa reached by the Iowa Central Route. Great fishing sailing bathing and other seaside pleasures at extremely low rates for single tourists or groups. Ask ticket agents or address Geo S Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.

Clear Lake Iowa Geo. S. Batty Marshalltown

Threshing Accident Leaves Man Footless

Toney Rauthaff of Salem township near Allegan Michigan lost a foot in a threshing machine last Saturday. While fixing a clogged elevator he stepped on the bundle table and the wheat rolled into the cylinder. He was trapped twenty three minutes before rescue and his leg was amputated below the knee.

Allegan Mich Toney Rauthaff Salem Township Charles Miller Raumaf

Tugboat Halts To Save Shipowners Cash In Porto Rico Trade

A New York tugboat, off Sandy Hook, intercepted the barkentine Manny Swan from San Juan Porto Rico with 1200 tons of sugar. The Swan refused tow to port as Captain Higgins stays off and on until today to save consignees thousands of dollars ahead of McKinley’s proclamation.

New York Sandy Tlook San Juan Porto Rico Higgins McKinley United States

Tarred and Feathered in Elgin After Wife Beating

Valentine Miller of West Chicago was tarred and feathered by a mob for wife beating. He was intoxicated at the time and a fire was nearly set to his coating. A lynching cry rose but leaders intervened and authorities said they would take no action.

Elgin, Lll Valentine Miller West Chicago Miller

Baseball scores from League diamonds July 25 results

Yesterday's scores show Boston 8 Philadelphia 7 in Philadelphia. Brooklyn 5 New York 0. Pittsburg 9 Pittsburg 5. Chicago 8 St Louis 5 in St Louis. American League Cleveland 4 Baltimore 1. Milwaukee 6 Boston 2. Chicago 4 Washington 1. Western Association Columbus Toledo 4 Columbus 8. Dayton Marion 10 Dayton 8. Munice Matthews 2 Wheeling 10. Grand Rapids 3 Fort Wayne 2.

Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York -Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Cleveland Baltimore Milwaukee Washington Western Association Columbus Toledo Dayton Marion Munecie—Matthews Wheeling Grand Rapids -Fort Wayne Grand Rapids

Strike Threat at Illinois Watch Case Plant

Prospects for another strike loom at the Illinois Watch Case factory in Elgin. This week 150 workers have been laid off to gain leverage for higher pay and shorter hours. President Eppenstein says the firm will abandon chap cases, and veteran engravers report many experienced workers among the dismissals. A local union meeting will be convened to discuss the situation.

Elgin Ilinois Eppenstein

Lansing official accused of undercharging state travel

Executive Clerk Zimmerman faces removal after records show he billed the state $1 for a trip from Detroit to Lansing, far below the regular fare of about $3. He is said to be the only person to use an excursion rate without paying full fare.

Lansing Mich Zimmerman Detroit

Six Die in Chasm While Climbing Cervino in Italy

Six climbers including three Englishmen and three guides died when they fell into a mountain chasm on Mount Cervino near Aosta Italy during a ascent on July 26.

Aosta Italy Mount Cervino

Gold sluiced at Nome winter dumps exceeds five hundred thousand

The text notes over half a million dollars in gold recovered at Nome Alaska winter dumps. It also reports the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. raising its assessed value from 475000 to 1347000 for tax purposes and lists other varied items including a Portland fatality, postal service expansion, Chilean political events, church appointments, suicides, a rape charge in Denver, Kruger's travel, a US Porto Rico trade proclamation, Daw son Klondike telegraph work completion date, Oswald L. Ernst assignment to Chicago, Brooklyn Bridge service delay, and damaged suspension rods.

Nome Alaska Board of Equalization Cleveland Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company Fritz Pfluger Burnside Portland Chicago Heights Ills Jerman Riesco Kruger North Sea Brussels Paul Kruger South Africa United States Porto Rico Dawson Klondike Oswald L. Ernst Chicago Department of the Lakes Brooklyn Bridge

Swisner Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer

I will be a candidate for nomination to the office of County Treasurer subject to the action of the Republican convention of Washington County. 29-126 E. Swisner.

Washington County E. W. Swisner

Clear Lake Iowa Tourist Getaway Ad

A promotional note invites travelers to Clear Lake Iowa offering rest and recreation with fishing sailing and bathing. It highlights low tourist rates via the Iowa Central Railway and urges asking the ticket agent for particulars and a booklet.

Clear Lake Iowa Iowa Central Railway

Davenport Fire Destroys Twenty Blocks of Davenport

A massive blaze in Davenport Iowa on July 20 destroyed twenty blocks of sawmills and homes. Fire started at 2 30 pm in Rock Island Fuel piles and swept to Weyerhauser Denkmann yards. More than fifty homes burned leaving about a hundred families homeless. Firefighters from Davenport Rock Island and Moline fought the flames until under control by 10 pm. Loss estimated at 700 000 with 400 000 from mills and yards and 800 000 in residences and other property. No fatalities reported.

Davenport Rock Island Fuel Company Weyerhauser Denkmann Rock Island Moline Mvs St. Katherine's Hall Flaming Weyerhauser Denkmann Company UW. N. Roberts Red Jacket Pump Company Standard Ol Company

Fire destroys Phelan & Co. dry goods store in Sioux City

Sioux City, July 25 A blaze swept J F Phelan & Co large dry goods store in the Davis block at Fourth and Douglas yesterday afternoon. The fire started in the show windows spreading to the livery counter, forcing clerks to flee through smoke. John Phelan proprietor suffered an arm fracture and facial cuts while Rose Dement a clerk had head and facial injuries. Loss quoted near 60000 with about 45000 insured on stock.

Sioux City J. F. Phelan & Co Davis Block Fourth and Douglas Streets John Phelan

Pettibone Transfers Island Land for Park at Mississippi

La Crosse Wisconsin notices that lumberman A W Pettibone donated the north half of Barron’s Island to a park commission in the Mississippi River and provided 50 000 dollars for park maintenance. Citizens praise the gift as a boon to the beautiful site.

la Crosse Wis A. W. Pettibone LaCrosse Pettibone Park Commission Barron's Island Mississippi River Pettibone

Missing Beijing sack of Pekin articles displayed for sale

Information reached the department of justice that items in a Minneapolis store window bear a card claiming they were taken at the sacking of Pekin and are for sale. The justice department seeks Treasury help to trace history of these articles including customs duties.

Washington Department of Justice Minneapolis Peking Treasury Department

Armour Shot At Carlinville Poor Farm Deputy Hunted

James Armour superintendent of Macoupin County poor farm in Carlinville was shot twice in the head at 10:30 pM by a man in the dark He is expected to die and a sheriff led posse searches the countryside for the attacker with no motive disclosed.

Springfield James Armour Macoupin County Carlinville Armour

National Y P O U officers elected at Winona Lake

At yesterday's session of the Y P O U national convention the officers chosen include President Millard MecMurdock of Marissa Illinois Recording secretary Mary J Stewart of Philadelphia and press secretary John A Craford of Chicago.

Winona Lake Ind Millard MecMurdock Marissa, Ill Mary J. Stewart Philadelphia John A. Craford Chicago

Old Man Dies of a Child's Ailment in Paoli

Paoli Indiana July 26 Jesse Thompson aged 12 died here Monday from the effects of whooping cough which he had suffered from for five years.

Paoli Ind Jesse Thompson

Tragedy in Connor County Woman Fatally Shot Then Suicide

In Connor, Madison county, D. C. Simonton killed Mrs. Grantham a widow and then killed himself. The incident occurred on July 26 in Bryan Texas. Local authorities reported the double death and are investigating.

Bryan Tex Connor Madison County D. C Simonton Grantham

Romance of a couple reaches long awaited reunion

In Nokomis Illinois, Myron J. Krader and Clara St. Krader, once Michigan students, reunite after five years apart. The pair, who married seven years earlier, separated in anger after Krader’s affair. he traveled to Australia and returned to find his wife near Nokomis, Illinois. He writes for forgiveness, she recognizes him, and they embrace.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Nokomis Myron J. Krader Australia Clara St. Krader Krader New York Clara I. Jennings Miss Jennings St. Louis St. T Louis United States Wrader Clara

Preparations for Mine Trouble in Earlington Ky

Hopkins county court orders sheriff to appoint and arm a large deputy force to guard mines and non union miners. Affidavits from mine owners and local officials say trouble is threatened and such action is necessary as a precaution.

Earlington Hopkins County

Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo

Hogs receipts 35 000 with bids from 5 80 to 6 20 for packing pigs and heavy lots. Cattle receipts 13 500 with steers from 5 10 to 6 30 for choice to extra and other classes listed. Sheep receipts 15 000 with western lambs 4 10 to 5 40 and native lambs 3 00 to 5 40. East Buffalo traders quote limited cattle, hogs and sheep movements with steady to lower markets. St Louis and Milwaukee grain summaries show mixed wheat corn oats and rye futures with modest shifts. The ad notes the Rocky Mountain Tea claim and a sales pitch for ten sachets at Stewart's.

Chicago Texas East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St.Louis Milwaukee Grain Wellowine Board of Trade Ohio

War censorship sparks revolt of South African correspondents

London and New York reports reveal war correspondents in South Africa uniting against military censorship. Bennet Burleigh calls it a bungled policy, Edgar Wallace warns it creates a bad precedent, and editors note limits on wire length and access hinder public understanding of the war.

New York South Africa London The Tribune Bennet Burleigh Edgar Wallace Russia Krogerian Howell Glynne Tiel Kitchener

Albanian Rebels and Turkish Regulars Clash on Frontier

Reports from Vienna on July 26 describe repeated clashes with Albanian insurgents and Turkish regulars along the frontier. Casualties are reported on both sides, with unverified accounts of prisoners beheaded by Albanians and massacres of Turkish captives.

Vienna

Picnic party struck by lightning on Desplaines River

Eight people in Joliet Illinois were struck by lightning near Romeo on the Desplaines River. Mrs Sidney Cheney and Mrs Fred Himrod were seriously injured, possibly fatally, while the others were prostrated and remained unconscious for a long period. An unrelated testimonial touts Dr Kay's Renovator as a blood purifier and spring remedy sold in tablet and liquid forms by local pharmacies.

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