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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1910

Page

3

Inquest Opens Into Ira G. Rawn Death at Win nettka Home

Chicago report notes coroner Hoff man begins a formal inquest into the shooting death of Ira G. Rawn president of the Monon railroad. Speculation swirls over possible ties to Illinois Central fraud and whether Rawn faced testimony before his death.

Chicago Hoffman Ira G. Rawn Monon Railroad Winnetka Mr. Rawn Illinois Central Railroad Rawn Illinois Central Blue Island Rolling Mill Company

Witty remarks and oddball police calls headline the page

A rambling humor piece opens with jokes about co education and marriage timing then shifts to a 2:30 a.m. missing wife call described in comic detail about a brindled bull terrier and a quirky police response. Superintendent Hitchkiss comments on annuity purchases at a New York dinner.

Puck William H. Hitchkiss New York

Aged Rider Fractures Thigh After Race Challenge

Mary Comer a 92 year old Bendigo Victoria horsewoman was riding with friends when she challenged younger women to a race. Her horse fell during the race and she sustained a fractured thigh.

Dlub Tim Toledo Blade Mary Comer Bendigo Victoria

Mi O Na Stomach Tablets Promote Quick Relief

Advertises Mi O Na stomach tablets and Booths Pills as cures for indigestion and related stomach and liver issues. Claims rapid relief within minutes and a full reset of stomach function after several days, with money back guarantee. Mentions Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists selling the product for 50 cents.

Lemmon Lemmon’s Booth

Washington Wins Ninth Inning Thriller At Keota

Washington defeats Keota 6 to 3 on Keota grounds. Four runs in the ninth highlighted by a Grimes single. Leverich and Thompson contribute key runners. Cotter suffers an ankle injury requiring stitches. Tallman relieves Cotter.

Washington Keota Leverich Cotter Washington Thompson Davis Carlin Thompson Baird Jess George Frank George Grimes Frank Tallman

Keota and Washington Clash in Third Season Game

Keota meets Washington tomorrow afternoon at the ball park for the fourth meeting of the season. Washington leads two games to one as Keota brings one of the town’s best teams. A big crowd is expected with a 3 o'clock start.

Ball Park Keota Washington

Spain braces for riots on anniversary in Barcelona

Spain tightens guard in Madrid and Barcelona as the first anniversary of the Barcelona riots looms. Carlists and Republicans conduct stormy meetings while authorities prepare to thwart disturbances and a general labor strike is threatened.

Madrid Spain Barcelona

Taft Visit Arrives in Biddeford Aboard Mayflower

President Taft and Mrs Taft arrive in Biddeford Maine aboard the government yacht Mayflower with their party. Mrs Louis T More, sister of Mrs Taft, departs to rest and visit as the group plans to return, arriving Beverly tomorrow morning.

Biddeford Taft

Chautauqua Parade Route Hints at Strong Attendance

An eight member advertising committee led by B. Dewey W. E Chil cote and Frank L Wilson rode Sidney Smiths car through Brighton Coppock Wayland Win field Wyman Crawfordsville and Ainsworth. They left at 8 and returned by 3 signaling good early interest in this years Chautauqua.

B. Dewey W. E B. Chilcote Frank L. Wilson Sidney Smith Mr. Smith Brighton Coppock Wayland Winfield Wyman Crawfordsville Ainsworth

Valuable Book for Women Free by Mail From Pinkham

A bound 80 page text on ailments peculiar to women is offered free by mail or at Mrs. Pinkham's laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. The pamphlet promises to save serious illness or provide an intelligent understanding of one’s case and possible cure. It is mailed in a plain envelope without charge.

Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co Lynn, Mass

Foley Kidney Pills Proven To Cure Kidney Trouble

A letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana reports severe kidney distress with back pain dizziness and fatigue. After regular use of Foley Kidney Pills he says he is now well and feels like a new man. Lemmon's Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co. sponsors the claim.

H. M. Winkler Evansville Ind Foley Lemmon McElhinney Drug Co

Sears Roebuck Posts Record Mail Order Earnings

Chicago July 27 Thirty million dollars gross earnings for Sears Roebuck last year set a new record in the mail order trade. Net balance of 25 percent on outstanding common stock may yield a large dividend if the crop reports are favorable, with a board meeting in October expected to announce it.

Chicago Sears, Roebuck

Bank of England Closes For 216th Birthday Holiday

The Bank of England, founded 216 years ago, granted its 1500 staff a company outing today. The occasion honors the world’s strongest financial institution, known affectionately as the old lady of Threadneedle Street.

London Bank of England

Heinze Faces Jail Over Copper Stock Books

Arthur P. Heinze, brother of F Augustus Heinze, must appear before Judge Hand in the U S Circuit Court to receive sentence for mutilating the books of United Copper. The penalty includes a $250 fine and ten days imprisonment, with his counsel anxious about a possible combined sentence.

New York Arthur P. Heinze F. Augustus Hand United States Circuit Court United Copper Company Heinze

City Scavenger License Standout Ad

Notice announces license as city scavenger and readiness to perform rubbish hauling and related work. Call responses promised promptly. Contact John Leeds at telephone 175 black, 3613.

Black John Leeds

Prayer Meeting Change at Methodist Church

Prayer meeting postponed from Wednesday to Thursday evening at 7 30 due to travel. Rev U 8 Smith to address topic Jerusalem and Environments in the church notice.

Jerusalem U. 8. Smith

Skin Diseases Cured by Simple Home Treatment

Mr. McElhinney the druggist says ZEMO, a scientific liquid for external use, quickly relieves and cures skin and scalp diseases from pimples to ringworm. He offers proof of cures and explains how to use this clean home remedy for infants or adults.

Mr. MeckKihinney Zemo McElhinney

New England Farmer Wins Yield to Acre Prize in 1908

A Down East farmer wins the Yield to Acre prize for corn in 1908, praised for the sweetest species in the world. Massachusetts and Connecticut boosters promote the fair with pride.

Massachusetts Connecticut

New England States Claim Corn Crop Prowess

A 1908 New England farmer won a prize for the greatest yield of corn per acre. The text praises New England as home to the finest sweet corn and notes yields higher than the corn belt.

New England New England States

New England Corn Exposition Aims to Boost Local Farming

Recognition of surprising facts leads to the New England Corn Exposition to be held in Worcester Massachusetts in November. Six New England agricultural colleges and seven experiment stations will exhibit with daily lectures on corn improvement and seed testing. The US Department of Agriculture will contribute exhibits. Massachusetts officials believe corn can be profitably grown here despite higher production costs and a low current corn yield, noting Massachusetts prices for corn per bushel are high and fertilizer use can yield 60 to 70 bushels per acre, mainly for forage.

Worcester Mass New England New England Agricultural Colleges United States Department of Agriculture J. Lewis Elleworth Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture New Corporation Massachusetts Connecticut Lilinois Indiana William P. Brooks Ast Ntural Experiment Station

Weather Instincts of Animals in Rain Prediction

Observations suggest animals sense approaching rain through bird flight patterns cries of water birds and changes in cattle and pig behavior. The report notes that mammals and birds respond to humidity and atmospheric shifts as storms near.

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