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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

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Reciprocity Keeps Tariff Debate Alive in Michigan

Detroit alights on commercial reciprocity as the Manufacturers' National association debates tariff policy. General Withington and others urge reform and restraint, arguing protection harms US business, while leather and farm interests press for open markets amid broader calls for countervailing duties and cautious policy shifts.

Detroit Mich Manufacturers’ National Association United States W. H. Withington Jackson, Mich W. L. Saunders Ingersol Sergeant Drill Company New York General Withington William E. Wood T. S. Barnet Barnet Leather Company S. L. Smith James F. Taylor China

Judge Bell Declares No Case In Woodbury vs Eddy

In a Boston court Judge Bell ruled there was no case against Mrs. Eddy in the Woodbury suit. The jury was instructed to return a verdict for the defendant after extensive objections and overruled questions. Plaintiffs expect to take the case to the supreme court. the trial proved a dry affair with limited discussion of Christian Science doctrines.

Boston Hbel Supreme Court

Jamestown Cape Garrison Surrenders in Cape Colony

The Jamestown garrison in the Cape Colony surrendered to Kritzinger's command on Sunday June 2. The garrison consisted of sixty men, while Kritzinger's force totaled about one thousand men. The British position and broader implications remain under report.

Aliwal Cape Colony White Kritzinger Jamestown Cape Town

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Female Healing

An 1880s style advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s health. It claims to restore strength, reduce pain, and cure female weakness through treatment by letter consultation. The text touts testimonials and links the medicine with the Pleasant Pellets for bowel support.

Pierce Lette R. Vale N. Stehre

Doodle Code Cipher Ties Grand Jury to Promoters in Growalis

Grand jury in Growalis Michigan recalled R A Cameron and RE R Garman promoters of the Give Away cipher imprisonment. They testified with letters and telegrams to substantiate their statements to the jury. The code used horse for mayor harness for council fish for 1000 dollars dog for city attorney and croaker for T F McGarry.

Salsbury T. F. McGarry Cameron and Garman

Nicaragua Finds 1853 Clayton-Bulwer Assent Record

Archival discovery in Managua reveals Nicaragua's congress approved the Clayton-Bulwer treaty of 1850 in 1853. Senator Morgan of Alabama claimed the treaty lacked consent from Costa Rica or Nicaragua in a 2001 Senate speech. The notice may not have reached Washington due to indirect diplomatic ties. Also noted is the New York marriage of Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor and Louis Warren Hill.

Managua Nicaragua Palacio Nacional Morgan Alabama United States Senate Costa Rica State Department Washington United States Great Britain Mosquito Territory Maud van Cortlandt Taylor St. Paul Louis Warren Hill James J. Hill Great Northern Railroad New York

Market quotes and livestock prices across multiple cities

Chicago Board of Trade futures with scattered quotes for wheat corn oats and hogs cattle and produce. Regional markets in Chicago East Buffalo St Louis Milwaukee report prices, receipts, and ranges for hogs cattle sheep and lambs with No 2 red wheat and corn values from Chicago and St Louis notes.

Chicago Illl Board of Trade Burbanks Hebron Ill Texas East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St. Louis

Repeal Likely for Anti Canteen Law

Washington reports say Senator Hawley predicts early repeal of the anti canteen law in the next session. Military leaders warn of renewed bitter fight with teetotalers lobbying against repeal. Post commanders’ yearly reports will shape War Department stance and confirm outbreaks at Fort Sheridan and Fort Snelling. A separate incident ends with a shooting in a cab and a streetcar pursuit leaving one officer mortally wounded and a suspect facing injury.

Washington Hawley Connecticut Senate Committee On Military Affairs Congress Miltary Committee Senate Root Department War Department Port Snelling Minn Fort Sheridan Fort Snelling

Professor Herron's Letter Opposes Marriage System in Address to Council

A Grinnell dispatch summarizes Professor Herron's letter to the Congregational council after his Tuesday expulsion. He accepts responsibility, criticizes the present marriage as tyranny, and says the sacredness of family is not upheld by the current system. He defends not deserting his children and praises Miss Rand while denouncing those who condemn him.

Grinnell Herron Congregational Council Perron Iie Algona Ile Council Miss Rand

Mysterious Escape Attempt Taints Toronto Bank Robbery Trial

Three alleged Chicago bank burglars Frank Rutledge Fred Rice and Frank Jones on trial for a Ancor a bank robbery were being moved from the courtroom to the jail when an unknown assailant attacked as police officers Boyd and Stewart attempted to transfer them handcuffed in a cabin. The escape attempt disrupted proceedings.

Toronto Frank Rutledge Fred Rice Frank Jones Chicago Ancora Boyd Stewart

Great Debt Payer Edward Kimball Dies at 78

Edward Kimball, famed for financing church debts and credited with converting Dwight L. Moody, died at his son’s Chicago home at age 78. Beginning in 1877 with a Chicago furniture firm, he left business two years later to devote his life to fundraising for debt-laden churches, securing funds to alleviate vast indebtedness across the United States.

Chicago Edward Kimball Dwight L. Moody RK. LH. Kimball Kimball Churchold United State

Two Cadets Dismissed at West Point Eve of Graduation

West Point New York June 6 two cadets from the coming first class Stephen Verner of Syracuse New York and Charles Perry of Iowa were court martialed for falsely obtaining permission to leave the post and were dismissed without travel pay. They had been seen drinking at a bar in Newburgh after permission was granted.

West Point N. Y United States Military Academy Stephen B. Verner Syracuse Charles 8. Perry Iowa Newburgh

President to miss Pan American Exposition opening

The president will not attend the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo on June 18 due to his wife’s illness.

Springfield Ill Rucker J. W. Templeton Minols Yates Ilinois Buffalo

A Good Beginning Ends in Disappointment for Many Marriages

A discussion notes how happiness at marriage often yields burnout and illness for wives. It cites Nellie M. Reycraft's testimonial of relief from “Favorite Prescription” and urges Sick women to consult Dr. Pierce. The ad extols herbal remedies and promotes Dr. Pierce’s medical works and contact in Buffalo, New York.

Nellie M. Reycraft Glenwood Washington Co Oregon Dr. Pierce Phebe Morris Ira Cayuga Co N.Y R. V. Pierce Buffalo Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute N. Y Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Anglo-Saxon Praise At London Chamber Banquet

London June 6 The London Chamber of Commerce hosted New York delegates with a lavish banquet presided over by Lord Brassey. Notables including Choate Lansdowne and J. Pierpont Morgan attended as speakers hailed Anglo American ties and shared hope for mutual trade and world peace.

London London Chamber of Commerce New York Thecers’ Hall Leffort Great Britain United States Lord Brassey Ambassador Choate Lord Lansdowne Morris K Jessup Andrew Carnegie Lord Brassey Atlantic

Recalls Kind Words to the New York Chamber Leader

Morris K. Jessup of the New York Chamber of Commerce lauds the bilateral bond with Britain, citing aid during 1857 financial distress, shared values, and ongoing commerce. The address references James Gore King, Bank of England support, and 130 years of cooperation between nations.

Morris K. Jessup New York Chamber of Commerce James Gore King London Bank of England New York King Baring Bros

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