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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

3

Daniel Webster Early Life and Public Speaking Struggles

The article recalls Daniel Webster’s early timidity and tears when first speaking, his choice to speak for himself rather than rely on others, his farm boy work ethic, and a critique that spurred him to aim for substance over ornate oratory. It also notes a Rockford reunion of the Countryman family in June with nearly 100 members, detailing abstinence and low tobacco use among attendees.

Daniel Webster Webster New Hampshire Boston Rockford Illinois Herkimer County N. Y

Slocum Cleared Of Czar Loot Claim In Russia

Dr. Franklin Slocum of Ludington Michigan is notified the czar has ruled he is entitled to a one million dollar fortune left by his father and confiscated by the Russian government. The estate was seized during the 1849 uprising after a Muscovite merchant complained about high duties on tea and china from China.

Slocum Detroit Franklin Slocum Ludington Mich Russia China

Carnegie meets Emperor William on imperial yacht Hohenzollern

Andrew J. Carnegie met Kaiser Wilhelm in Kiel Germany on June 21 and spoke with him for about thirty minutes. Ambassador Tower presented Carnegie Joseph Wharton and J W Lippincott to the emperor, who praised their efforts in developing the United States.

Carnegie Kaiser Wilhelm Kiel Germany Andrew J. Carnegie William Ambassador Tower Joseph Wharton J. W. Lippincott Wharton Hohenzollern United States

Seventh Day Adventist Refuses to Fight Forest Fire

A forest fire near Springbrook Wisconsin fueled by Frank Zinnell's refusal to extinguish a carload of telephone poles on a Saturday. The dry woods fuel the blaze and it has spread alarmingly as fire crews struggle to contain it.

Springbrook Wis Frank Zinnell

Baseball scores from June 21 across leagues

Scores from Chicago and other cities show results in multiple leagues. Pittsburg 4 over Philadelphia 2 in the National League, St. Louis 3 over Brooklyn 1, New York 6 over Cincinnati 5 in twelve innings, Chicago 4 over Boston 0, and Boston 2 over Chicago 0 in the American games. Association and Western games include Toledo 2 over Indianapolis 1 in eleven innings and Milwaukee 5 over Minneapolis 7 in extra, plus other late innings results.

Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Association Toledo Indianapolis

Journey to Jimtown Exposition and Wedding Trip

A journal entry reports travel plans en route to the Jimtown exposition and wedding visit to relatives. The writer describes travel from Indiana through Illinois to Chicago and Niagara Falls, with Hudson River and ocean boat options, and notes companions, including Mabel Morton and several brothers. Remarks include Roosevelt's absence and crossing the Detroit River by train ferries.

Jimtown Indiana Iowa Jimtown’’ Exposition Washington Niagara New York Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk D. C Pittsburg Hudson River Albany Chesapeake Bay Potomac River Oshun Highland Park Lake Mabel Morton Chicago Indiana Ave Grand Trunk Hudson Chas. Needham Europe Alex Miller New Orleans Burrell California Roosevelt White House Park Detroit River

Local residents arrive and visit in Keota and area

Harold McWillams works this week at Harvey and Warfel. William Brown arrives from Crawfordsville for a day in the city. Clyde Warner and Homer Stephens drive to Keota to visit friends. James Harper arrives from Crawfordsville for business. George Greenwood visiting from Hollywood heads to Keota. Mrs J M Law and Avalon depart for Sigourney to see relatives. Rev Ralph Atchison and Margaret of Allerton Iowa arrive tomorrow for an extended visit. They visit friends in Fairfield today. Mrs S P Mulhern and Anna depart Keota for Columbus Junction after visiting Chas Benz home.

Clyde Warner Homer Stephens Keota James Harper Crawfordsville George Greenwood Hollywood Calif J. M. Law Avalon Sigourney Ralph Atchison Margaret Allerton Iowa Fairfiled S. P. Mulhern Anna Chas

Fragmentary OCR Prices List

A partial OCR reading shows prices like “ae re” and “-69c” with values “$1.19 1.38” and “25c 25c” appearing in a jumbled sequence. No clear product names or dates are readable to identify the item.

Dr Shoop Restorative Promoted For Internal Nerve Health

An advertisement by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin promotes Restorative claiming it treats inside nerves to strengthen stomach heart and kidneys. It offers samples and a free book and notes availability through J H Stewart.

Reward Offered for Information on Sunset Park Rope Cut

Reward of $10 offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who cut the wire ropes in Sunset Park. Also an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with endorsement of quick relief, sold by Cook and Sherman.

Sunset Park Cook & Sherman

Home Guards Picnic at Sunset Park

A Home Guards gathering announces a family picnic at Sunset Park on Monday evening June 24 with supper at 6 30. Members are urged to attend and bring well tilled baskets. Water on grounds and hitch racks for teams. 7 31 Committee.

Home Guards Sunset Park

Knights Templar Conclave and Charity Event Notice

Regular conclave of Bethlehem commandery will be held Friday evening June 21 1907 at 730 oclock with work in the Order of the Temple following business. Baptist Ladies and young people serve ice cream and cake Saturday evening on the church lawn with band music. all invited. Dr Shoops Headache Tablets offered free trial by mail address Racine Wis and sold by J H Stewart.

Bethlehem Commandery Order of the Baptist Dr. Shoop

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Oxfords Blucher Panama Dougherty Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers Case Traction Garr Scott Traction Lansing Woodsaw Lenox H. P. Fairbanks-Morse Davis Scott Fay Hand Press Mason Transfer & Storage Co Washington, Iowa Washington National Bank Journalettes Harold McWillams Harvey & Warfel William Brown Board of Park Commissioners Tro Geo. W. Stewart Knights Templar Wm. M. Terry,e. C J. A. Harwood Plymouth Rock the Royal R. Stuart & Sons
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