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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

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Earthquake Devastates Central Italy Killing Many

Terrific quake in Avellino Calitri and surrounding districts triggers martial law and extensive destruction. Troops search ruins as Bari and other towns face danger. Vatican and Italian leaders mobilize relief while American missionaries face panic in Calitri. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visit the scene.

Rowe Reggio Messina Italy Avellino Callitri Gulf of Maneredonia Adriatic Bari Rome Basilicata Campania Calabria Sicily Apulia Tribuna Calitri Victor Emmanuel Helena

Peculiar Lightning Strike Injures Cyclist in Battle Creek

George E. Williams, a carpenter, was riding a bicycle on Upton Avenue when a bolt of lightning struck the handlebars. The blast ripped his sleeve and burned his arm. he pitched forward unconscious and was taken home by police ambulance. He received stitches for a scalp wound and is expected to recover.

Battle Creek Mich George E. Williams Williams Upton Avenue

Mosquito Bite Fatal to Grand Rapids Girl

Adaline Tarte, a 9 year old daughter of C. E. Tarte manager of the Citizens Telephone Co, died at home after a week with blood poisoning and erysipelas from a mosquito bite.

Grand Rapids, Mich Adaline Tarte C. E. Tarte Citizens’ Telephone Company

Richard Park to Get Large Sum for Sugar Frauds Discovery

Richard Park, renowned for exposing sugar frauds, is set to receive a large sum as a reward or settlement. The case highlighted extensive malpractices in the sugar trade and led to significant reforms.

Indians on Warpath as 10000 Troops Front to Quell Maya Uprising

In Vera Cruz Mexico June the government mobilizes more than 10000 troops to quell the Maya Indian disturbance in Yucatan and Quintana Roo. Troops load at Progress for movement by special trains to the theatre of operations within ten days. Authorities doubt the 65000 Mayas massing toward Merida. Some exiled Indians report escape and return to the Mayas. Reported arms may have come from traders in British Honduras.

Vera Cruz Mex Yucatan Quintana Roo Merida

Weather Update for Illinois and Indiana

Showers are expected today with warmer temperatures in Illinois and Indiana. The brief system brings rain across the region followed by a warmer trend tomorrow.

Illinois Indiana

Missing Indianapolis councilman John F. Wood

John F. Wood a former member of the city common council is missing in Indianapolis his wife and father in law say they have no knowledge of his whereabouts. He was in real estate and two months ago sold a half interest to a Missouri man named West West says the deal was misrepresented and Wood promised to find a buyer for the half interest that was the last sighting. An impending action for a crooked real estate deal hangs over him.

Indianapolis John F. Wood Common Council Wood West Missouri

Negro Fiend Identified at Fort Lawton

Private Nathaniel Bludser of Company D in the Twenty Fifth Infantry was identified as the attacker of Mrs. J. W. Redding and her daughter at a home near Fort Lawton. Witnesses, including the victim, confirmed the identification and residents called for Bludser’s removal from the fort.

J. W. Redding Fort Lawton Seattle Wash Nathaniel Bludser Bludser

Sherman Bereaved in Springfield Illinois

Mrs. Lawrence Y. Sherman widow of the state board of administration president and former lieutenant governor of Illinois dies at her Springfield home in June.

L. ¥. Sherman Springfield Ill Lawrence Y. Sherman State Board of Administration Ilinois

Browne Must Stand Trial in Illinois Court

Judge Scanlan rules offense not committed against United States and Illinois has jurisdiction Browne facing trial for paying a $1000 bribe to State Representative White to back Lorimer for U S senator Prosecution hailed victory over Browne’s bid for habeas corpus relief McSurely awaits further developments as 100 jurors are examined and Browne is arrested with bond forfeiture enforced.

United States Illinois Chicago Lee O'Neil Browne Charles A. White William Lorimer Scanlan Browne Wayman McLurely

Lorimer Faces Senate Charge On Seat—Memorial Filed

Washington June 8 charges against Senator Lorimer’s right to his seat were presented to the senate by Senator Cullom. The memorial, signed by Clifford W. Barnes president of the Legislative Voters' league and others in Chicago, was referred to the committee on privileges and elections after partial reading.

Washington Lorlimer Senate Cullom Clifford W. Barnes Legislative Voters’ League Chicago Committee On Privileges and Elections

Street Acrobats of Paris Highlight Civic Life

Wil helm Feldmann describes in the West Spiegel the street life of Paris where gymnastic and acrobatic feats unfold on sidewalks. Street performers arrange a carpet and apparatus as traffic allows, perform feats of strength and balance, and a child in tights collects coins before the troupe moves on with their wagon.

Paris Wilhelm Feldmann West Spiegel

Boy pinned by bull in Oakley barnyard near death

Louis Walters son of Andrew Walters, living near Oakley, was almost killed when attacked by an enraged bull in his father's barn yard. The elder Walters heard screams and struck the animal with a club, freeing the boy who was unconscious for a time with three broken ribs and horn cuts but expected to recover.

Owosso Mich Louis Walters Andrew Walters Oakley Walters Louis

Soda water tank explodes at Montclair plant

Asbury Park New Jersey June 8 The explosion of a highly charged soda water tank at the Montclair mineral water works in West Park injured bystanders and led to the sale of the plant to David Katz who had just purchased it.

Asbury Park N. J Montclair West Park David Katz

Justice Moody, Sir, May Quit the Bench

A dramatic incident ends with Justice Moody, Sir, killed instantly as an exploding tank blasts through an apartment overhead. Katz’s head is reported blown off, yet Katz remains the sole victim of the accident. Navy department officials say no fear that she was injured in the earthquake.

Justice Moody Sir May Katz Navy Department

New York Cruiser Reaches Naples En Route to Manila

The armored cruiser New York, heading to Manila to serve as flagship of the Asiatic squadron, is reported at Naples. No official advices were available on further movements or plans.

Washington New York Manila Asiatic Squadron Naples

Cyclone damages large region around Oguastra Sardinia

A cyclone has devastated a large region around Oguastra Sardinia. Orchards vineyards and grain crops were destroyed. Buildings leveled and numerous cattle and sheep killed. Losses estimated at 2,000,000 dollars.

Rome Oguastra Sardinaia

Chicago Markets Report From June 8 1910

Estimated receipts 16000 with leftovers 2783. Market prices up 5 cents from yesterday. Light hogs 9.25 to 9.95. mixed packers 9.25 to 9.59. heavy shipping 9.15 to 9.50. rough 9.15 to 9.75. Cattle 1600 strong. sheep 18000 strong to 10 higher. Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain Co. Chicago.

Chicago Market Receipts and Shipments Report June 8 1910

Estimated receipts today 16000. Official receipts yesterday 4308. Official shipments yesterday 903. Officials left over yesterday 2583. Estimated receipts tomorrow 13000. Market shows bulk 15 higher. Light 9 45 to 9 55. Mixed packers 9 30 to 9 40. Heavy shipping grades 9 35 to 9 60. Rough 9 25 to 9 35. Porkers 9 50 to 9 60. Pigs 9 00 to 9 50.

Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Reported at 1600 Market

Estimated receipts show strong beeves from 5 80 to 8 70 with cows and heifers trading 2 90 to 7 15. Texas steers range 5 30 to 7 30 while stockers and feeders move 4 00 to 6 50 and western cattle 5 50 to 7 80.

Texas

Market receipts show varied livestock prices

Estimated receipts indicate a strong market with native sheep selling from 5.40 to 5.75 per head and western sheep from 2.75 to 5.80. Yearlings bring 6.25 to 7.50, lambs 5.25 to 8.70, and western lambs 0.00 to 8.80.

Market Report Shows Slower Trading and Narrow Bids

Market tone dull and slower than early trading. Packers bid 10 lower with light activity and a few fancy lots around 9 65. Bulk prices 9 40 to 9 55, light 9 25 to 9 55, mixed packers 9 30 to 9 55. Heavy shipping grades 9 20 to 9 30, rough 9 20 to 9 30. Sheep show strength with strong bids and demand.

Lee O Neil Browne to Stand Trial in Chicago Bribery Case

Lee O Neil Browne faces trial in Chicago on a bribery charge as prosecutors press forward with the case. Details of alleged acts and involved parties remain under court seal as the proceedings move toward a decisive verdict.

Chicago

Farm Perils Fatal in Multiple Incidents Across Regions

Reports from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia detail farm accidents. A Lisbon farmer F W Dubbs died after a bull attack while he climbed a tree. Warren Wrax near Tilden was killed by a colt. Mrs Jacob W ler had her finger bitten by a horse at Greenville. Mrs John W Johnson of Willow Bend was knocked down and trampled by a cow while separating fighting turkeys.

Pitteburg F. W. Dubbs Lisbon Dubbs Warren Wrax Tilden Greenville Jacob Whler John W. Johnson Willow Bend W. Va

Roosevelt at Oxford Repeats Views on International Relations

Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Oxford University delivering an academic address on international relations. He urged equal dealing as a guiding principle for nations, warned of potential decadence among dominant powers, and praised progress in ethical standards. He received the D C L degree and delivered the Romane Lecture in the Sheldonian Theatre with Lord Curzon presiding.

London Theodore Roosevelt Guildhall American Statesman Oxford University Roosevelt Sheldonian Cambridge Lord Curzon Oxford

How to Make Spaghetti Salad Instructions

A simple method to prepare spaghetti salad: boil spaghetti in salted water until tender, rinse with cold water, and drain. Toss with equal parts chopped celery and canned pimento for color and flavor. Mix a dressing using seven juice, one tablespoon to three parts all, plus a pinch of salt.

Railroads Agree to Hold Tariffs Pending ICC Inquiry

Washington June 8 All eastern and central trunk lines join western railroads in pausing increased freight rates pending Interstate Commerce Commission review. Taft urges immediate effectiveness of railroad bill while conference is set to form a bill with bipartisan support and a likely enactment before July.

Washington Central Traffic District Western Trunk Line Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Nto White House Taft Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Senate House Fitegerald Harrison Goulden Goldfogle New York Underwood Craig Alabama Fitzgerald Speaker Cannon Moses Mann Tinois Cannon Elkins Aldrich Foster Illinois Wanger Pennsylvania Adamson Georgia State Commerce Commission

Goldwin Smith Dies a Grand Old Man of Letters

Toronto June 8 Goldwin Smith scholar writer philosopher and philanthropist died after months of suffering. Once injured Feb 2 he was largely bedbound with patchy intervals of sitting up. A long career at The Grange and as a leading mind of the century ends in a dignified decline.

Toronto

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Gallitai Avelling District Ada Tarte Richard Park State of Mexico Lorimer Senator Cullom Circus Moody United States Supreme Court Jan Washington Springs Virginia Haverhill Mass U.S Grain Market Beach-Wickham Grain Company Corm Washington City Reister & Son John A. Babcock U. S. Yards Colt Goldwin Smith
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