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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Wallace and Cunningham Visit Friends Across States
June 14 notes show Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wal lace visiting Cedar Rapids. Mr. Cunningham of Allerton Iowa visits Dr. Al corn. Laura Crozier travels to Washington for business. Rev. F. E. Thompson of Nebraska will preach at Hoskins church on Sabbath. An emigrant party plans to tour land in South Lakota next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clarahan
M. E. Capeheart
Tilton
J. T. Matthews
Washington
Samuel Matthews
David Love
New Castle
General Assembly
RP Church
Beulah Easter
Lindsey Coon
Newton
Des Moines
B. Thompson
Arnold Babns
O. H. Babins
Columbus Junction
W. N. Potter
Mt. Pleasant Thiseek
T. ¥. Wick
Mt. Wpieagant
Welch
Columbus City
J. P. Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Cunningham
Allerton
Iown
Dr. Alcorn
Laura Crozier
F. E. Thompson
Nebraska
Hoskins
South Lakota
W. A
Elmer Wells
Julia W. Williams
Nev. W
Allen
Hughes
Birdwen Jones
W. F. Hall
Richard Hughes
Cotter
Clarke Abbott
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth Hughes
Cedar Falls
Bruce Gobble
Fairfield
Local notices from Crawfordsville visit and church reception
Mrs. M L Miles and Ruth Rogers from Schuyler Neb arrive to visit friends. Mrs C W Melsughlin and Maurine visit. Mrs N B Sayre ill after paralysis upon return from Ainsworth. Mrs R S White and baby Ops return from Washington trip. Several locals visit others as Prof Chas Yeager and Rev and Mrs Thompson are honored at United Presbyterian reception with music and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Miles
Ruth Rogers
Schuyler
Nebraska
C. W. Mel Sughlin
Maurine
Mary Maxwell
U. P. Charch
N. B. Sayre
Ainsworth
White
Baby
Ops
Washington
J. B. Crooks
J. H. Crooks
Chas. Kergh
Wayland
Thompson
United Presbyterian Church
Tet White
Nell Anwyl
John White
Frappe
Lena Maxwell
Jesse Craig
Rev. Black
Wyman
Clyde Clemens
East Washington wedding and society notices in brief
A detailed social column records the Hughes Fleming wedding reception at the Hughes home in East Washington with attendees from Ainsworth, Washington, Wyman, and other towns. It highlights post nuptial honors, Epworth League activities, and upcoming weddings and engagements in the community.
Washington and Crawfordsville Split Rubber in 12 to 1 Rout
Washington defeated Crawfordsville 12 to 1 in a southeast park baseball game. Anderson of Tingley Iowa held Crawfordsville to few hits as Washington built a big early lead and suffered an injury to Burrell Vogt late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
Tingley
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Burrell Vogt
Porter
Burrell
Vogt
Huston Anderson
Grifith Mount
McFadden Warner
McElroy Jardon
DeLong Winters
Houston Ward
Wooley Teeter
White Dewey
Young
Evening prayer and address at seven thirty
A brief church notice announces an evening prayer service and a sermon address scheduled for 7 30. The event invites attendees to join in reflection and worship. Local pastor leads the service at the church.
A BAD SCARE PROMOTES DR KING S NEW LIFE PILL
An old ad warns of sudden bowels pain and possible appendicitis and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach ailments. It claims a guarantee at Stewart s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. Hi, Stewart's
Shoe Shining at Hotel Colenso Drains Day and Night
Nathan Lynn operates a shoe shining service at Hotel Colenso offering rounds for guests and staff around the clock, promising quick polish and attentive service.
Thief Offers Restoration in Boston Case
Henry W. Comstock, victim of a theft on a sound steamer, received a second phone message from a New York agent of the thief offering to return $120,000 in securities for 1000 cash. Comstock plans to seek an indemnity bond to recover the stolen certificates and pursue the robbers with police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry W. Comstock
New York
Comstock
Dr Abram Harris Denies Northwestern Presidency
Dr Abram Harris director of the Tome Institute at Port Deposit Maryland denies a Chicago report that he has accepted the presidency of Northwestern University. He states his intention is to remain with the Tome Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Baltimore
Abram Harris
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Baltimore News
Chicago
Northwestern University
Harris
Pension Money Returned and Political Moves Across States
Washington reports a pensioner refunded 1024 dollars, the total pension since the Civil War, now dropped from the roll for earning and not deserving continued support. Madison notes the senate passes a suffrage restriction bill tied to full citizenship papers. Berlin dispatches an imperial order to fortify Kiachou bay under Protectorate supervision with engineers assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Conscience Fund of
The
Treasury
Bell
Madison
Wis
Senate
Assembly
LaFollette
Berlin
Kiachou Bay
Shantung Peninsula
Protectorate
Truppel
Fitzsimmons Schreck bout called off in Salt Lake City
Promoters failed to post the $2,000 forfeit in Chicago and Robert Fitzsimmons, arriving from his lagoon training quarters, declared the July 8 fight off in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
the Lagoon
Milwaukee banker Bigelow improves in Fort Leavenworth hospital
Frank G. Bigelow ex-president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee shows improvement at Fort Leavenworth prison hospital where he is expected to remain about a week before resuming prison duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Payta Plague Reports News From Peru
New bubonic plague cases reported in Payta Peru. The outline cites various items including civic projects and political notes from the era. It mentions a Carnegie library dedication in Topeka and an administration building at the Ohio Pythian home. Archduke Joseph of Austria is dead. Prospects of Russian wheat harvest noted. Humorous verse on onions appears among broader items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payta
Peru
Minneapolis
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Pythian Home
Columbus
Topeka
Kan
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
United States Senate
Carmack
Archduke Joseph
Austria
Venna
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Journal
Haskins
Cotton
Rev. Thompson
Epworth League
M. E Church
JJ. J. Kellogg
Mary Hughes
Miss Hughes
League
Bridge
Rankin
Ruth Mikseh
Flossie Adams
Ralph Kellar
Glenn Pope
Mis Os Teresa
Agnes Swift
St. Francis’ Hospital
Rock Island
John Yockey
Jane
Carl A. Sharp
Omaha
Anna Birney
Birdie McElroy
Martin Swift, Jr
W. P. Keister
Davenport
Keister
Iowa Avenue
Mr. Swift
Fordsville
Thes. Anwyl
Mr. Mullan
Sigourpey Schools
Charles Yeager
W. W. Wels
Dublin
Wells
Everette Shearer
Walker
Sumner
Baker Homes
Ottumwa
Dimple
Nettie Blair
Miss Letts
Dade B. Shearer
Chicago University
Shearer
Charles Babcock
John Babcock
Babcock
Strain
Trinity Church
Btelen Securities
Idelines the Dicker
United States Treasury
Wisconsin
Germany
Fitz
Seahreck
Necker
Batiste
Chambray
Washington, Iowa
Rie
J.c.smith
Cash Grocery
Gasey’s
Ovenasna
Prieto
Money Back
Ho. 1
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Arneviate
Iowa Central
Brighton
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas
City
Peoria
BOUNI
Mason City
Mat
Twin Cities
Lim
Sun
Peg
Peoria Express
Peoria Limited
QmAy
A. J. Moe
A.B. Coutts, G sMinneapoli
Brighton, Ie
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