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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1903

Page

3

Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington report

Special from Washington reports rain tonight and probably Tuesday for Iowa. The forecast covers today and tomorrow with likelihood of wet conditions.

Washington, D. C The Evening Journal Iowa

Duncan’s Book Store and Local Trades Notes

Local items list Duncan’s bookstore promotions and gift books, a steer sale by Gorham and Palmer, plus various visits and social notes from Crawfordsville and West Chester. Mentions Duncan’s fancy goods and war era prices, plus school events and fishing reports from Grace Hill and Horse Tate.

Duncan's Chas. Gorham D. M. Palmer Duncan Book Store J. B. Crayne West Chester David Miller L. Colton J. Foster Ainsworth A. Davis Billy Mumpher J. A. Bundy Eldon Ed Knapp East Main St D. ©. Kilgore Hi. F. Samson C. EK. Johnson Sells & Downs Cora Ball Fairfield Academy Ella Acheson Odebolt Acheson R. D. Daugherty Cedar Falls State Normal School K. Statler Martha Edna Selis & Downs Circus Rocky Mountain J. N. Stewart Court House Blue Front Anna Buxbaum Grace Hill I. M. Lewis Horse Tate Journal Iowa Soap Co Alexander

Stricken With Paralysis Improves to Walk and Talk

Jesse Brown of South Washington was stricken with paralysis last evening affecting his whole right side. He was unable to speak or use his right side for a time but this morning he had improved and could walk and talk about as usual.

Jesse Brown South Washington

Rainy Baccalaureate Shines in Graham Opera House

The Class of 31 high school seniors held a rainy Baccalaureate at the Graham Opera House. Rev Sawhill delivered a sermon based on Shamgar in Judges, urging do the best with what you have preserve individuality and attempt what seems impossible. The service featured a city choir, Ada Jenkins at piano, and a strong benediction by Rev Young.

Graham Opera House Opera House J. B. Schreckengast L. D. Young Robt. L. Lemons J. T. Beamer Ada Jenkins W. R. Sawhill Shamgar Anath Israel

Calamity Strikes Lupeka as Flood and Fire Ravage Town

Disaster leaves Topeka and surrounding areas reels from Kansas river floods and fires. Estimates place nearly 200 dead and thousands homeless as rescue crews, facing water up to necks, saved over 800 people. Fire follows flood and much property along the river is destroyed across Iowa Nebraska and Kansas.

Topeka North Topeka Rock Island

Flood Death Toll Grows As Rescue Efforts Continue

The identified dead include Karl Rupp and family members with more missing and feared dead. Rescue parties report victims from burning and flood waters as steam launches scour the river to locate bodies. Officials warn the final death count may take days to determine.

Karl Rupp Tvillele Rupp Rupp G. J. Garrett

Flood Refugees Reach Safety Across Kansas Avenue Bridge

Rescue efforts describe people still imprisoned in North Topeka and surrounding areas as rising waters rush past at speed. A wire cable spans the Kansas Avenue bridge with a sand dip to ferry refugees, while steamboats struggle against the current and fear of further loss of life remains.

Eaallte Nee North Topeka Honsetepe Howe

Unprecedented floods devastate central and eastern regions

Unprecedented floods sweep central and eastern Kansas and neighboring states after ten days of persistent rain. Thousands homeless in Kansas City area and across Kansas Missouri and Iowa. Property losses run into millions as rivers burst banks and rail traffic stalls.

Kansas City Kaine Missouri Nebraska Iowa Kinworth Kan North Topeka Kanana City Armourdale Argentine Harlem Sheffer Kanksas Emporia Salina and Vicinity Lawrence Missouri—Claham Ottumwa Nebaska Lincoln Heuntries Kansas Concordia Abilene Vicinity Solomon, Chapman Detroit Woodbine Des Motes Manhattan Smoky Hil Junction Ciy Salina Elleworth Mine Missouri River Des Moines Eliaworth

Flood Sufferers Housed as Beatrice Reports Cold, Pneumonia Fears

Beatrice Nebraska and surrounding areas report widespread flood damage with hundreds homeless moved into school buildings. Relief work progresses while doctors warn of possible pneumonia outbreaks from exposure, and fatalities rumors circulate though unverified. City remains cut off from outside world by telegraph.

Les Moines Beatrice Neb

Memorial Day services at Lincoln tomb Springfield IL

Memorial exercises were held at the national Lincoln monument under Stephenson post No 80 G A R. General Alfred Orendorff delivered the oration and Colonel James S Felter, Mrs L Pillo, and Alderman Thomas White spoke. Taps followed volleys as floral tributes adorned Lincoln tomb. Nearby Camp Butler cemetery hosted Illinois troops memorial rites with Civil War graves sprinkled with flowers.

Springfield National Lincoln Monument Stephenson Post G. A. Kt Sons of Veterns Woman's Relief Corps G. A. RR Alfred Orendorff Jamess. Felter Lavida Pillo Department of Ilinois Thomas White Lincoln National Cemetery Camp Butler

Emperor William Extends Welcome to U S Squadron at Kiel

Hamburg dispatch reports an Imperial order promising full honors for the United States squadron slated to visit Kiel. The special directive from Emperor William outlines ceremonial reception and good will toward the visiting ships and officers.

Hamburg May Willian United States Kiel

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Albert Williams & Co Dougherty Bros West Side Clothiers Vorida Illinois DL. Baird & Son Cash Store Fred L. Stewart the Evening Journal Orville Rluer Washington Lowe Be Bopord Clace Matter Salephone BO East Main A. E. Ritchey Taylor Insurance Office North Side Rd. Jenking W. McLaughlin Jenkins & McLaughlin, Physicians and Surgeons Stewart's Book Store West Side Weather Forecast Allen’s Means & Stichter's J. Daniels Allen Jessie E. Sage Fifth Ave W. Harper Crawfordsville Duncan’s Wm. Armstrong Chicago Duncan Franklin Strain and R. ;Ae Cash Grocery Graham Joss Brat United Presbyterian Church Young Kanneas City Rible Kanana River Valore Daintiness SOL. Rich & CO Uncle Sam Alabastine Company New York Water St Grand Rapids Mich J. H. Stewart E. C. Carris & Co Cooks& Sherman
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