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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

4

Council Meeting Results and City Light Plans

The city council adjourned meeting discussed street work on North Marion Ave and brick crossings on the square. Township trustees offered 7500 to grade the avenue. the street and alley committee to clear dirt and contract brick crossings. Prof. G W Bissell proposed a municipal light plant costing 12000 to 15000 with bids to determine final cost. Funeral notices for Dr Wm McClelland and Charley Wilburn reported. Reeves reelected treasurer of State Auctioneers' association and named Colonel for 1000 sales achieved.

Kaw Walther Wilson North Marion Ave Sami MacCleery G. W. Bissell Ames Cascareta Fall Charles S Reeves Waterloo Charley

Plot Among Prisoners in Anderson Jail

Sheriff Hionston says a prisoner plot exists to escape punishment by feigning insanity. William Hare, awaiting trial, wrote a note to his mother claiming others would testify to his insanity and that Bleperente might save him from two to fourteen years. The note mentions a lunacy commission on Thomas Smock who was deemed mentally unbalanced.

Anderson Ind Hionston Otder Servie Willam Hare Hare Bleperente Thomas Smock Indianapolis Smock

President Roosevelt backs Cuban reciprocity plan in Congress

Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt sent a message to Congress endorsing the Cuban reciprocity reduction plan. He also signed the River and Harbor bill today. Burlington Choir Boys, thirty eight members, will perform next Sunday at the Episcopal church with organist and choir master. the rector will preside. Johnson's advertises "usual fee of good things" and latest offerings tomorrow.

Washington the Journal Roosevelt Congress Burlington Episcopal Church

For Sale and Strayed Notice in a Single Item

Fifty tons of timothy hay damaged by water offered for immediate sale. Also a stray small gray mare with a dark mane and tail reported to the journal office for response.

E.G. Mason Jounnarn

Alumni Night Postponed If Rain Falls

If rain tonight prevents carriage calls, closed carriages will pick up Alumni members. Those not notified should contact Dr Hays. Mrs Michael Wilson left for Oskaloosa to visit her son for a few weeks.

Dr. Hays Mra Michael Wilson Oskaloosa

Warning to Our Telephone Girls

Police Justice Marshall in Mt. Vernon on June 12 sentences Alice Myers to sixty days in county jail for irting with a Portchester builder by telephone.

Mt. Vernon Marshall Alice Myers Portchester

Injured Nine Improving After Storm Hospital Care

Physicians report nine storm injuries improving after Tuesday's incident. Charlies Chance shows great improvement and can walk at home. Mildred Me Allie and others recover. symptoms improving but soreness on the left side limits sitting up. Blanche Stewart Jesssie Klein Myrtle Shields and four others convalescing.

Charlies Chance

Royal Arch Masons Meet Tonight and Bakery Ads

Attention Royal Arch Masons regular chapter meeting tonight petitions to act upon and other important business EKT Wicknam H P At Johnson's bakery tomorrow devil's food fruit layer cake pound cake all kinds of cake pies bread a special line of sweet goods Go to Johnson's and get your till of the best there is in good things of a baker's kind Two ovens running all the time Sunday supplies a specialty On the front page under Associated Press pews a short account of the disaster to Sigourney yesterday afternoon The Journal unable to reach that town by telephone because wires are down The ball game for Saturday has been declared off Oliver Farris will give a lively celebration at Coppock the Fourth of July Everybody is invited Arrange to attend.

Royal Arch Masons Johnson's Bakery Devi's Johnson'ss L’ress Pews Sigourney Journal Oliver Farris Coppock

Box Tonight Promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic

An advertisement urges readers to buy and try Cascarets Candy Cathartic tonight, noting genuine tablets stamped C C C and that they are not sold in bulk with all druggists carrying them. In local news, Mrs Bila Young Hall returns to Colfax after a visit with the J A Young family while Miss Mary Kirkpatrick also returns from a trip with a relative. Dr H B Hamilton of Alnworth attends the funeral of Dr William Mc Clelland in the city yesterday.

Bila Young-Hall Colfax J. A. Young H. B Hamilton Alnaworth City William McClelland

Voss proposes captain to rear admiral rank in active list

Washington reports Voss, chair of the house naval affairs committee, introduced a bill authorizing the president to nominate Captain Charles Edgar Clark as rear admiral of the senior grade on the active list. Also noted are earthquakes in Ecuador, a South Bend convention, a royal commission on war conduct, coronation day service in New York, a fire at Standard Fire Vressed Brick works near Pueblo, and a youth conference at Winona Lake.

Washington Voss House Committee On Naval Affairs Charles Edgar Clark J. P. Morgan Paris Mediterranean Tulcan Ecuador Indiana South Tend Old Trinity New York City Standard Fire Vressed Brick Works Pueblo Cole Winona Lake Ind

Poem Referenced In Summer Courtship Recall

A witty exchange recalling a girl once raved about last summer. Edward challenges Albert to remember the poem title, joking about memorizing verse while Harper's Bazar style quips punctuate the dialogue.

Albert Edward Jove Harper's Bazar

Edith Yale and New Haven mention in Times reminiscence

A fragment recalling Edith Yale as a favorite and noting New Haven’s output of fine men, paired with a quote about being fired at the end of junior year, attributed to the New York Times.

Edith Yale New Haven Dack New York Times

The Suspicious Man in a Quiet State of Unhappiness

A wary man lives in a constant mood of discontent. He finds more peace in being overly trusting than guarding his heart.

Yas

Riot in Pawtucket prompts militia deployment

Rioting and assaults on the United Traction Co sparked by longshoreman strikes led Governor Kirball to summon the militia as Adjutant General Sackett read the riot act. About 1,000 spectators witnessed multiple disorder scenes with more than 20 injured and one fatality reported.

Pawtucket Jane United Traction Company Kirball Sackett

Practical remedies and rail service updates from a historic paper

The notice promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family and urges purchase at Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman. It also announces June 8 changes in Iowa Central Railway service with through sleeping cars between Peoria and St Paul and Minneapolis, touting improved speed and connections. It explains the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul short line between Chicago and Omaha, highlighting direct Omaha-Chicago routing and two daily through trains with dining and sleeping car service, with timetables and maps available via F A Miller, Chicago.

Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman June &H Iowa Central Railway Peoria St. Paul Minneapolis Central Railway Iowa Central Omaha Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

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