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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1896

Page

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Ringling Bros. Car 2 Promotes Show In City

G. J. Flartford, manager of Ring ling Bros.' car No. 2, and eighteen men advertise the great show in town. Hartford formerly ran the Fountain Theatre in Cincinnati and is described as a judicious and lavish advertiser. John Ingham of Brighton, recently at normal, left for an Ainsworth visit today.

G. J. Flartford Ringling Bros Mr. Hartford Mnager Fountain Theatre Cincinnati John Ingham Brighton Ainsworth

Candidate for Recorder Nomination Named Tom Allen

Forrorn Journal announces that Tom Allen will seek re nomination for Recorder, subject to the convention’s decision. DA Boren states the Cleark position rests with the convention and will abide by its will.

Tom Allen Forrorn Journal Cleark DA. Boren

Rev and Mrs J R Logue Return Reception Held

A reception was held upon the return of Reverend J R Logue and his wife, honoring their ministry and welcoming them back to the community. Neighbors and church members gathered to greet the couple and celebrate their return.

J. R. Logue

Miss Mollie Cherry Hosts Logue Return Reception

Rev. Jas KR Logue pastor of Second United Presbyterian returns to Washington with bride from Brooklyn. Two hundred friends gathered at Miss Mollie Cherry’s Heights home for a warm welcome with pansy bouquets and music by Remenyi orchestra. Hosts and guests shared refreshments and polite greetings in a festive social night.

Jas. KR. Logue Second United Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Mollie Cherry the Heights Remenyi Tita Shields Helen Lewis E. H. Bovee West Washington K. H. Bovee Geo. Norton Sadler St. Louis

Scott seduction case widens with habeas corpus bid

In Waterloo Iowa a habeas corpus petition is filed in district court to free the accused Scott. If denied, he faces insanity commissioners. The church board discussed the preacher's $1500 annual salary, with about $600 paid. The father-plaintiff seeks $5000 damages. the treasurer Daisy Dorlan testified, while victim Scott’s accuser avoided testifying. A postal card warns Dorlan to disclose all she knows.

Waterloo Scott District Court Tollerton Commissioners of Insanity Scott's Church Daisy Dorlan Tie 'T. Fb. Society

Editor Chapin dies after farm attack in Marshalltown

The article reports I N Chapin dies at 6 30 PM after a brutal assault on his farm by tenant Henshaw. Henshaw faces murder indictment, earlier charged with assault and battery, now bound over to the grand jury. The piece also covers Ottumwa Courier notes on Company D, officers, and local military events.

Marshalltown I. N. Chapin Henshaw Chapin T Henshaw Monterey Mass

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials

We recall J Cheney & Co Toledo selling Hall's Catarrh Cure 75c per bottle. Local druggists West Pruax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse F J Cheney for honesty and financial ability. Cure claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials free. Also promotes Shilor's Cure for consumption and Shilor's advertised by Carris & Co.

Wealler Hall J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West Pruax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Severe Blow as Cyclone Smashes West Chester School, Barn

A cyclone strikes West Chester causing the destruction of a school house and a barn. Residents report extensive damage and assess losses while authorities warn of continuing severe weather in the area.

West Chester

Severe storm rips through Washington with widespread damage noted

A severe rain and wind event swept Washington and nearby areas, with one to two inches of rain falling in under half an hour. Cellars flooded, streets filled, and the West Chester area reported the destruction of a brick school building and several structures. Telegraph links to Keota Oskaloosa and nearby towns were disrupted, but reports later indicated Washington escaped major damage aside from fallen limbs.

West Chester Here Washington

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