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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

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Prince of Wales Leaves Quebec After Royal Visit

The Prince of Wales boards the battleship Indomitable in Quebec as the tercentenary celebration winds down. Troops, crowds, and a state dinner mark a successful tour with Vice President Fairbanks and U S army and naval officers in attendance. Ships sail out in the morning and Lord Roberts begins a westward Canadian tour.

Quebec Can Prince of Wales King’s Landing International Prince Mxmouth Fairbanks United States Army New Hampshire Bobs Canada Lord Roberts

Cameron Currie & Co Receiver Files Amendment

Receiver Austin in Wayne County petitions an accounting of 1,500,000 of stocks bonds and collateral held by Hadren Stone as security for debts of the failed Cameron Currie & Co Hayden Stone Co knew at the time that some securities came into Cameron Currie & Co possession without right or authority to pledge or deposit them as collateral Judge Mandell's injunction blocks any disposition of the securities and the amendment asserts notice of improper possession.

Detroit Austin Cameron, Currie & Co Wayne County Hadren, Stone & Co Boston Mandell Hayden, Stone & Co

Tariff Pact With France Paris

The Franco American tariff commission advances rapidly to curb vexatious rules. Consul General Mason’s Berlin experience aids the talks. The U S and France exchange inquiries on beef rules and other regulations as they seek mutual concessions.

Paris United States Mason Berlin

Bank's Shortage Is 400000 In Embezzlement Case

Henry W Gazell, secretary treasurer of the defunct Farmers and Merchants Banking Company, surrendered to police on embezzlement charges and received a continuance until August 28 after pleading not guilty. He is freed on an $8,000 bond. Petition by BEF filed in court.

Cleveland Henry W. Gazell Farmers’ and Merchants’ Banking Company BEF

Markets report from Chicago and East Buffalo stock exchanges

Chicago Board of Trade quotations cover Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Short Ribs with July to Dec ranges and livestock figures for Hogs Cattle Sheep and Hay. East Buffalo market notes receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep lambs and calves from Dunning Stevens with market directions.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Illinois Indiana Wisconsin East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission WN. Y

Directors face claims over unpaid losses and misappropriation

Spurney the assignee reports assets of 400000 in bank with liabilities totaling 700000. He sues directors for their share of the loss, while Gagzell faces a 50000 misappropriation charge. Directors allegedly allowed unsecure borrowing by irresponsible individuals. Court to determine the amount of liability.

Spurney Gagzell

Search for $50,000 Stolen From Mail Pouch in June

Kansas City federal investigators intensify efforts to recover $50,000 stolen from a mail pouch en route from Los Angeles to New York. Charles Savage is detained. officials believe he avoided trapping by consulting an attorney and will not reveal the money’s hiding place.

Kansas City Los Angeles New York Charles Savage Savage W. J. Vickery Post Office

Race Track Men Indicted by Kings County Grand Jury

Thirty six men were indicted by the Kings county grand jury on charges of violating antigambling laws at race tracks. The accused include prominent former betting-ring participants and officials.

New York Kings County Grand Jury

Weather forecast for Illinois to Iowa tonight

The forecast calls for local thunderstorms in Illinois and Indiana with no major temperature change. Lower Michigan sees generally fair conditions while Wisconsin and Iowa may experience local showers with warmer temperatures continuing.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Independence Party Platform Adopted at Chicago Convention

The Independence party nominated Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts for president on the third ballot and adopted a platform pledging absolute independence. It endorses initiative and referendum, recall, campaign finance openness, eight hour workday, labor rights, public utilities ownership, a central government bank, currency reform to issue all money, tariff revision by reformers, equal railway access, and a nationwide majority rule. The platform also calls for public ownership of telegraphs, a postal savings system, a strong navy, anti alien exclusion, natural resource conservation, and a graduated income tax.

Chicago Independence Party United States Thomas L. Hisgen Massachusetts Department of Labor Friends of the People Friends of the Tariff Interstate Board Post Office Department National Health Bureau

Independence Platform Declares Party A Conservative Liberty Choice

The document opens with a declaration of absolute independence from other parties and criticizes the two major organizations. It traces inspiration to the Declaration of Independence and positions the party as a conservative force for liberty independence honesty in elections business opportunity and equality before the law. It advocates for direct nomina.

Taft Notification Day Celebrated With Firework Pageant

Queen City marked Judge Taft's notification day with a spectacular water pageant on the Ohio River. From a river steamer, Taft spoke for one hour eleven minutes as a militia parade moved past a reviewing stand watched by tens of thousands. Generals Grant and Corbin, Senator Warner, and Mrs Taft joined the event amid the festive display of rockets and bombs.

Cincinnati Taft The Ohio Judge Taft Fred D. Grant Hi. ©. Corbin General Grant Senator Warner Senator Warner and Mrs. Taft

Bryan Reaches His Home After Absence in Chicago and Omaha

Lincoln July 29 Willam Z Bryan returns to Lincoln from a four day absence in Chicago and Omaha He enjoyed initiation ceremonies at the Ak Sar Ren in Omaha Monday night He has not decided but suggested he might travel to Chicago within a fortnight if his presence is desired by the campaign executive committee for convenience

Bryan Lincoln Willam Z. Bryan Chicago Omaha

McKinley Named Campaign Chairman and Dawes Treasurer

James Sherman announces William B. McKinley of Illinois will succeed him as chairman of the congressional campaign committee. McKinley has previously served as treasurer. Charles G. Dawes will become treasurer, former controller of the currency.

McKinley Thlea N. Y James 8. Sherman Congressional Campaign Committee William B. McKinley Illinois Charles G. Dawes

Case for Psychologists Tragedy at Long Lake Drowning

White and twin brother Fred were drawn toward death in the quicksands of Long Lake near Mitchell. Merle Huber, seventeen, at home twelve miles away, shrieked and fainted as neighbors revived her. She cried that Fred was dying and drowning and begged to go to him. Five minutes later authorities announced Huber had drowned, and Merle fainted again.

St. Louis White Fred Longe Lake Mitchell Merle Huber Huber

Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep July 29 1908

Chicago markets list official receipts shipments and estimated totals for July 29 1908. Hogs show good steady to advance prices with divisions by light mixed packers heavy shipper grades rough and porkers. Cattle and sheep sections note steady to slow demand with beves cows and western stockers and feeders priced across several ranges. Grain company credit line listed with address.

Texas

John A Babcock With The North Americans Commission

An uncertain fragment names John A. Babcock in connection with The North Americans Commission Company and promises a square deal. The readable text hints at a sales or business context but provides little verifiable detail or outcome.

European Peace Talks Highlight Franco Russian Accord

Reval reports show France and Russia united on maintaining European peace. President Fallieres and Emperor Nicholas hosted meals aboard the Standart and Vertue while Franco Russian officials spoke of joint understanding and no new tensions.

M. Pichon M. Iswolsky M. Fallieres Reval Russia France Europe Nicholas Edward M. Pichen Admiral Touchard Fallieres Ehi

Death of General S H Hurst in Chillicothe

Chillicothe Ohio July 20 General Samuel Hurst aged seventy nine is dead. He served as probate judge revenue collector and postmaster and was Ohio s first dairy and food commissioner. He was an ex commander of the state G A R.

S. H. Hurst Chillicothe Samuel H. Hurst Ohio

Major H. S. McCrea Dies Aboard Train in Transit

Pittsburg July 29 Major H S McCrea a former U S Navy paymaster died of heart disease while traveling in a Pullman car on a Pennsylvania Railroad train bound for this city from Washington He was a son of Captain Henry McCrea who had recently died in New York.

Pittsburg Washington Pensylvania Railroad H. S. McCrea United States Navy McCrea Henry McCrea New York

River Rains Lift Ohio River Allow Coal Shipments

Rain torrents washed out county bridges and caused damage, lifting the Ohio river enough to enable a coal fleet of 1,000,000 bushels to depart from Point Pleasant and the Great Kanawha river toward Cincinnati and Louisville. This marked the first rise allowing coal shipments in months.

Gallipolis Ohio River Point Pleasant Great Kanawaha River Cincinnati Louisville

Chinese Steamer Ying King Goes Down in Typhoon

The Ying King, a 798 ton steam er of 200 feet length operating in Canton’s passenger trade, foundered during a typhoon. Three hundred Chinese are known to have drowned, with only twelve survivors. The vessel was owned at Hong Kong.

Canton China Hong Kong

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