Maitlen Funeral Largely Attended
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Maitlen was held yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Barnett, on South Ninth Avenue. Rev. A B Smith conducted the service and interment followed in Elm Grove cemetery. The service drew a large number of friends and family. Pallbearers listed include Clayde Willitts, Robert Willitts, Lonnie Quinn, Charles Denison, Roy Sowelish, and Lloyd Neiswanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maitlen
Mary Barnett
South Ninth Avenue
A. 8. Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Clayde Willitts
Robert Willitts
Lonnie Quinn
Charles Denison
Roy Sowash
Lloyd Neiswanger
Community expresses gratitude after death of Elizabeth Maiden
The Maitlen family thanks Washington residents for sympathy after the death of Elizabeth Maiden. They note many praised her character and the strong circle of friends she built in the city. Mr Maiden says the family does not oppose the report of possible poisoning but believes natural causes are more likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizabeth Maiden
H. Maitlen
Maiden
Journal
Poleon
Homer Brown Denies Nighttime Visit Report
Homer Brown refutes a Burlington Hawk Eye and Chicago Record-Herald claim that he was awake at 1 am Tuesday and saw Vivian Asher leave the Barnett home. He says he was not up then, saw no one leave his neighbor’s home, did not tell anyone, and seeks a correction from a newspaper reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brown
Burlington Hawk- Eye
Chicago Record-Herald
Vivian Asher
Barnett
Mr. Brown
Journal
Wheat Field Day at Ohio Experimental Station
Wheat field day observed at the Ohio Experimental Station in Wooster on June 21. Farmers from across the state inspect wheat varieties, assess hardiness after a harsh Ohio winter, and compare grain quality via chemical and baking tests. Fertilizer treatments are demonstrated in field and lab as Hessian fly work is shown. Experts speak in the Wooster opera house this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Opera House
Patent grants announced for Iowa residents this week
Davis & Davis report the grant of several patents to Iowa citizens this week. Names listed include R. Bailey of Clarinda for a cream separator W. O. N. Corbit of Farragut for a wireless chuck rower Fr L Flack of Oskaloosa for a staple attaching device for molded fence posts F I Panther of Burlington for a metallic receptacle Co. W. Sage for a bra glass fastener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs. Davis & Davis
I. R. Bailey
Clarinda
W. ON. Corbit
Farragut
Fr. L. Flack
Oskaloosa
F. I. Panther
Burlington
W. Sage
Saxo Salve Proclaimed Effective for Eczema and Skin Ailments
A reader testimonial from Mrs. W. C. Greve of Binghamton New York praises Saxo Salve as a superior remedy for eczema and related skin troubles. She notes rapid relief after first application and complete cure for hand cracks. The letter is part of ongoing endorsements emphasizing its antiseptic healing power. Sherman Bros Druggists Washington Iowa offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greve
Binghamton
N. Y
Sherman Bros
Washington
Iowa
Galileo Recants as It Do Move
In 1633 Galileo faced pressure to recant his view that the earth moves. The aging scientist, after resisting, finally bowed to authorities and whispered the famous line It do move, reflecting his enduring belief amid the pushback from the era’s astronomical orthodoxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
Jupiter
Venus
Pisa
la Follette
Copernicus
Women Delegates Welcome in Salt Lake City En Route to Convention
Salt Lake City hosts the advance guard of East and Central West clubwomen en route to San Francisco for the General Federation of Women's Clubs national convention. Utah and Ogden groups plan entertainment including a tea a city drive and a Tabernacle organ recital. Visitors will tour Ft Douglass the Bee Hive and Lion Houses and Brigham Young residences as part of the program. Numerous delegations from Texas Boston Kansas Wisconsin and others have arrived or planned arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Ft. Douglass
Salt Lake Basin
Bee Hive
Brigham Young
Amelia Palace
Young
Tabernacle
State University
General Federation
Texas
Boston
Kansas
Wisconsin
Former Teller Is Placed on Trial in Chicago
George W. Fitzgerald, a former teller of the Chicago treasury, is on trial for alleged theft of 175000. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence about the February 1907 disappearance of government funds, with a two week expected duration and Fitzgerald maintaining his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Fitzgerald
Gub Treasury
Fitzgerald
George V Year On The Throne Celebrated In Britain
London reports mark one year since George V was crowned with official observances. The king appears youthful and faces a long reign as seven younger monarchs remain. European royals gather for social events, while plans for the Henley barge visit and a hygiene congress in Washington are noted. The piece also highlights a brisk walk through seven German states, including two kingdoms and three principalities, reachable in about four and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George V
England
Mary II
George
Duchies
Steinbach
Havaria
Leichtentanne
Saxe-Meiningen
Rauschengeseos
Reuss
Gleima
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
Altengesees Reuss
Drognitz
Saalthal
Saxe-Altenberg
Prange Prepares for Holy War Mobilization
Paris reports two battalions of native Senegal infantry mobilized at Dakar will reach Casablanca, boosting Gen. Moinier’s force to 32,000 with 11,000 more along the Algerian frontier. The call for Moslems to prepare for a holy war, linked to the Turkey Italy conflict, is said to be spreading across Islam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Africa
Senegal
Dakar
Casablanca
Moinier
Turkey
Italy
Vienna to Stage First Great Summer Music Festival
Vienna hosts a ten day festival starting today featuring Mozarts and Smetana operas, Grillparzer and Aozengruber dramas, three symphonic concerts conducted by Nikisch Weingartner and Walter, plus a vocal national song program and instrumental choral works. American music lovers attend in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Munich
Mozart
Smetana
Frank Schalk
Grillparzer
Aozengruber
Philharmonic
Arthur Nikisch
Felix Weingartner
Bruno Walter
Cough and Kidney Relief Claims Return by Remedies
A stubborn cough and kidney troubles are linked in reader testimonies from Wisconsin and Georgia. Earl Fair of Waukesha credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with complete relief after two bottles. Mrs Lela Love near Covena reports instant relief from kidney symptoms after Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fair
Waukesha
Wis
Foley
Lemmon
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Lemmons
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STECK
H. F. Steck
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Washington National Bank
Washington, Lowa
Maitlen
Brown
Patent Report
Howard L. Rann
Europe
Duchess of Marlborough
Sunderland House
Lord
Lady Narley-Leyland
Jeanna Chamberland
Cleveland
Ohio
Hyde Park House
Knightsbridge
Duchess of Argyle
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Henley Rewatta
William III
Mary
Virginia Water
Staines
Karl von Noorden
Post Graduate Medical School
New York
Prange
C.m.&f. Clothing CO
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