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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
6
An event brief lists Perera VOR 46 with unclear details. The short fragment mentions a person or item associated with the number 46, lacking context for full interpretation.
Katherine Clemmons Gould secured a legal separation from Howard Gould after a three week trial. The court awarded alimony of 36000 annually, far below her requested 250000, and found her alleged intoxication might reflect excitement. The court also ruled that her association with Dustin Farnum occurred after separation and that her husband did not object.
Baseball results from multiple NL games with Chicago and New York matchups. Notable totals include Brooklyn versus New York in two games and Boston vs Philadelphia. Repeated line scores show runs hits and errors for each contest.
Sweltering heat across New York and most of New England caused at least seven deaths in New York City, with one death by self harm and two suicide attempts by self. Authorities noted temperatures rose for days, urging precautions.
A cluster of whirlwinds formed a tornado southeast of Beaver City Nebraska on June 26 and caused extensive damage in the rural area between Beaver City and Woodruff Kansas. Woodruff is reported nearly destroyed with no fatalities.
A tale notes Grim arranging a tiny ally at a telephone to guide what to say and lengthen the visit. The scene emphasizes cunning manipulation in a domestic setting.
A friend sends Grim a message prompting a rapid response. Grim rushes the phone and shouts to Jack with dramatic force, delivering a thunder like yell that leaves Jack in serious trim.
The Kansas City Times laments Turkish boys trained to endure harsh, military-style routines, eating whatever is given, obeying without protest, and performing hard labor without complaint. It contrasts with “civilized” boys who pout at chores and refuse porridge.
Little Dot-Mamma claims the cat is charged with electricity and Little Dick confirms. Putting an ear to the cat reveals the electric hum of the trolley in the background, revealing a playful scene of city life and curious observations.
The first American troops in Porto Rico included a twelve year old colored bootblack who shined officers shoes and prospered. Native youths soon copied him creating bootblacks everywhere as American civilization spreads through cities and towns.
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