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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
4
Local Rail Fares and Ticket Offices Advertised in Chicago
Inclusive June travel rates announced with return limits. Details and terms available at Licket Office, 111 Adams Street and Union Ticket Office, Auditorium Annex, Chicago.
Iowa Central Ry Colonist Tickets Sale Notices 1903
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month through September 2003 the Iowa Central Railway will sell colonist tickets to points in Ark Southwest Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska South Dakota Texas Louisiana New Mexico and more at very low rates. Call or write A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minnesota for rates and information. Sept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Ry
Ark- Southwest
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Unclear Schedule Notice From City Ticket Offices
An entry notes travel dates via Nickel V I Piate Road from June through July at popular rates. It directs to Write City Ticket Office Adams Street and Union Ticket Office Auditorium Annex Chicago with a cryptic code 2hwjuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ticket Office
Adams St
Union Ticket Ofice
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Fragmentary Sports Scan Records Unclear Readings
A garbled OCR snippet shows mixed percent values and letters without coherent context. No identifiable people teams places dates or events are extractable for a reliable headline or summary.
Army of the Frontier survivors meet for Black reception plan
A meeting in J. W. Morton’s office gathers the Army of the Frontier survivors to arrange General Black’s July 4 reception in the city. Attendees urged include all veterans. Rev. Dillon Bronson, visiting in Lisbon, Iowa, plans to hear Rev. Charley Brown preach. Local Methodists hope Bronson will preach tonight. Johnson bakery offers cakes and pies this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Frontier
J. W. Morton
General Black
Our City
Dillon Bronson
D. D
New England
Lisbon
Iowa
Charley Brown
Bronson
The
Johnson Bakery
John P. Rennolds
Milwaukee Dispatchers
Davenport
Special Telegraph and Rural Route News in Crawfordsville
Round About item notes visitors and residents in Crawfordsville Jones county. Among readers and travelers are Rev John Fergueson and Tey KB Hf Thompson and daughter Helen in Washington. Various locals report visits from Mrs Charles Whiteman, Henry Witting, A Bieber, Lurana Yard, Valma Hopengardner, Fiora Hopengardner, Mrs S R Stone, Geo Chesley, Horace Breed, Bella Marsden, and Martha Walker. The Water Works system was completed with a successful test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Chesley
Hopkington
Hiorace Breed
Blaped Swift
Bella Marsden
William
Washington
Martha Walker
Mamie Rush
Chautauqua Program Tuesday June 30 Detailed lineup
The program lists open exercises led by Hon J Wil sop and Rev Father Jacobsmeier with Dixie Jubilee Singers, lectures by John DeWitt Miller on Uses of Ugliness, then 2:00 Hon Wm J Bryan, 3:30 Cooking School, 5:00 Open Parliament, 7:30 Dixies. Band music throughout. Order Fourth of July bakery from Johnson. no special orders for Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Jacobsmeier
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Schreckengast
Bogtish
Russ
Dixies
John DeWitt Miller
Wm. J. Bryan
Johnson
Tents Arrive for Chau tauqua Campers
A car load of tents arrived today under W D Chamberlain secretary of the Decatur Tent and Awning Co. and by evening thirty tents will be erected. Grounds bloom as a white city with tents ready for campers for opening day. Parsons College Fairfield set up tent headquarters. Out look is splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Tent and Awning Co
W. D. Chamberlain
Parsons College
Fairfield
Church notices run together with mixed schedules
Regular services Sunday at 10 30 for First Church of Christ and 9 30 Sunday School for Second United Presbyterian. Baptist services 9 30 and 7 30 with Rev Echlin and Rev Brown. Junior and Senior Endeavor Leagues and Epworth League listed. Dan Sexton injured in hay mow accident. Johnson Bakery invitation for Sunday table. Prof Seth Thomas visits town.
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Jefferson St
Iowa Ave
First
R. D. Echlin
Chicago B. Y. P
Chas. R. Brown
Oakland
Cal
Epworth League
Seth Thomas
Town City
Dan
Sexton
Johnson Bakery
Marriage Announcement and Local Society Notes
Society notes announce the June 16 1903 marriage of George Lilly Young and Alfa Crouch both of St Louis Mo. A birthday surprise celebrated Mrs M J Roberts 58th birthday. Mr and Mrs HL M Bicher marked a crystal wedding with a surprise gathering. Local shop hours updated for Sunday at Johnson Bakery. Various residents and visitors including Rev Stryker John Ferguson and others are recorded as attending or passing through during Chautauqua season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lilly Young
J. Young
Alfa Crouch
St. Louis
HL. M. Bicher
Mr. Stryker
Wellman
Chas. Miller
Miller
John Ferguson
Newton
Tokyo court reveals a law lesson and a royal disguise
A Tokyo street dispute over ruined dress ends in a dramatic court scene where a plumber faces jail for damages. A merchant paying the bill exposes the buyer as the Mikado's heir in disguise, prompting a public awakening on justice and mercy.
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Tokyo
Ike
Ite
Cll
The
Tharoun-Al-Rashid
Bagdad
Lester Dillon
Florence Cresin 1S Years Old Near Bristol Hotel Chicago
The outline notes Florence Cresin aged 1S miles from home near the Bristol hotel in Chicago. In ISL district reballoting the Socialists in Germany won 25 seats to bring total to 81. Feudists clashed with pistols near Raleigh North Carolina but a mutual consent allowed a picnic party to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cresin
Miles Joe
Bristol Hotel
Chicago
Germany
Raleigh
N. C
Forgotten Magistrates Prayer Revolts a Drumsbeckie Clerk
In a tale from Longman's Magazine an eccentric Dr. Muir recalls a Glasgow minister Dr. Simith who in a concluding prayer improvised asking mercy for all fools and idiots and especially for the magistrates of Drumsbeckie, provoking displeasure.
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Muir
Glasgow
Simith
Drumsleekie
Drumsbeckie
Longman’s Magazine
Mind and battery derivations explained in Chuumbers Journal
The article notes nine of ten would tie Mind to blindfolding but argues Mind means felted or struck blind and could be written blindfelled. It adds battery is often confused with butter yet derives from bottlery where bottles are kept and presided over by the bottler or butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Chuumbers’ Journal
Jones
Miss Owens
Cardus
W. H. Jones
Cameron
Uniformly Bound Books Reflect Military Fondness
A brief Chicago Record-Herald note recalls a woman who cherished military ties, noting her books are bound in a single color so they appear uniform. The item highlights a personal quirk linked to military imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Fortune Knocks Once at Every Man Door
A nostalgic quotation from the Chicago Post notes fortune visits all men, yet often in disguise, suggesting opportunity hides behind wit and timing.
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Chicago Post
Lost paint brushes on Brighton road found by Journal office
Lost items posted for pickup. Several paint brushes missing on Brighton road and left at the Journal office. Also a rental inquiry for a lower floor room at the Brooks residence on East Main Street and a notice seeking 50 girl applicants for Washington Mfg Co the Old Organ Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Journal Office
Brooks
East Main Street
Washington Mfg. Co
Old Organ Factory
Public lands and incidents snapshot across regions
Adirondack government reserve holds 1 355 851 acres while private parks cover 700 000 acres. The czar pardons seventy nine Finns who fled military service. Richmond streetcar service runs quietly under military protection. Four violent earthquakes hit Bolan Hungary with several suburban houses collapsing. Elsie Buehler a 24 year old Chicago resident died after leaping in front of an Erie train in Jamestown New York.
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Adirondack
Catskill
Richmond
Bolan
Hungary
Elsie Buehler
Chicago
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
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