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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1902

Page

2

Municipal light plant vote stalls in city council

City council fails to pass a motion on a municipal electric plant while divisions persist over contracting with the Washington Illuminating Company. Mayor Wilcox pushes sewer and water expansion as a petition circulates to seek voter approval for bonding at the March 21 election. The public likely will decide whether new debt and electric service terms replace current arrangements.

Washington Illuminating Company Iluminating Company Becase Llluminatinn the Illuminating Company Wil Illuminating Company

Local Notices From Alnsworth March 4

Mrs Mioote Bietle of Muscatine visits her sister Mrs O T Nichola and travels to Grace Hill. Clark of Lilinote returns home from visit with J J Grimms. Dr Lorena Breed a missionary from Africa visits sister Mrs W T Marr. Ralph P Crawford dies in Alnsworth prompting visits from David and Carson Crawford. Clyde Houston of Wyman and Mrs John Shaffer visit Washington. Rich McKee Maxwell and T W Richey travel to Washington. Clara Pearson learns of Ralph Crawford death in Alnsworth.

Alnsworth Mioote Bietle Muscatioe O. T. Nichola Grace Hill Mre Clark Lilinote J J. Grimms L. B. Bradford Washington Lorena Breed Africa W.T Miley. Bradford Clyde Houston Wyman John Shaffer Charles Bennett Ric R McKee Et Maxwell T. W. Richey Wshington Clara Pearson Ralph P. Crawford Alesworth

County Board Delays Road Vacation Petitions Until April Term

The county board met to consider road vacation petitions for a southeast of Righ ton and another in Jefferson county. Jefferson county has not published notices, so the matter was postponed to the April term. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway received a crossing change approval to reroute around higher ground near Grace Hill.

County Board of Supervisors Stephen Wood Righton Jefferson County Deeds Brighton H. M. Richer Gee, Robinson

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Virginia Druggist

Remedy in Virginia for years with many testimonies of cures. A. F. Clark of Glade Springs sold twelve bottles on January 25 1901 and reports strong customer satisfaction. For coughs colds and grip use Chamberlains Cough Remedy, available at Stewart s Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.

A. F. Clark Glade Springs Chamberlain Virginia Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Death in Han County Claims Claude Richardson at 22

Harve Richardson reports the death of his nephew Claude Richardson in Pottawattamie county Han. The deceased visited Here last fall and was 22 years of age. Son of Mr. Richardson is mourned by family and friends.

Harve Richardson Claude Richardson Pottawattamie County Han Hichardaor

Opposition in Senate blocks Cuba concessions amid push by Beveridge

In Washington March 8 a Ways and Means shift favors Cuba yet faces fierce Senate opposition. President’s firm stance supports slight House concessions, with Beveridge of Indiana shown as confident and influential on Philippine matters. The piece notes ongoing tariff talk, Pullman rates, and humorous House moments as context.

Wastisoros Ways and Means Committee Cuba House Senate

Wash ington Iowa city council backs street use for telephone line

The Washington City Council votes to submit a 20 year franchise to the Washington County Mutual Telephone Company at the March election. The proposal asks permission to lay and operate telephone wires with poles and supports on streets and alleys of Washington Iowa. The mayor approves the resolution dated March 1 1902 and city clerk attests. Also a local testimonial notes Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aiding chronic dysentery in Fair Play Missouri patient Mr C B Wingfield.

Washington Iowa Lowa County Mutual Telephone Company Washington County Mutual Telephone Company City of Towa C H Wilson C B Wingfield Fair Play Chamberlain Stewarts Pharmacy Cook X& Sherman

Local Notices and Social News From The Journal Office

Local items report for sale a good work horse and harness at the Journal office. The Bryce Dagle and Sage families are released from quarantine for smallpox, with others potentially to follow. W R Newland and family travel to Labette County Kansas, with L D Sliggins accompanying to Burlington. Various family updates, illness notes, a Rocky Mountain Tea ad, travel from Miss Sophia Davidson to Canada, and a fatality funeral in Ainsworth. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society announces a missionary tea on Wednesday evening March 5 with supper served 5 to 7.

Bryce Dagle Sage Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church

Shortage Reveals Bank Failure at Elkhart Bank

Springfield March 5 The discovery of a 315,570.90 shortage in the State Bank of Elkhart cashiers accounts leads to the bank’s closing. Cashier Frank Cottle allegedly turned over securities to cover the deficit though auditors found discrepancies. Directors told to cover the shortage. reports deny suicide claims and note examinations by Bank Examiner J W Ve Clellan.

Springfield Frank Cottle State Bank Flkhert Cottle W. Ve Clellan Decatur General Ledger Elkhart

Deaf and speechless man disrupts Prince Henry reception in Chicago

Geo. B. Howe, a discharged US soldier who served in the Philippines and China, pushed toward Prince Henry at the Auditorium hotel door. Wounded repeatedly, he could not speak or hear, wrote his aims for letters of recommendation and a return voyage request, and was taken by Chief Wilkie to police.

Chicago Auditorium Hotel Prince Henry Howe United States Philippines China England Ile Secret Service John Wilkie

Children Get His Wealth

The will of John B. Sherman founder of the Union Stockyards was filed in probate court. It lists personal property valued at 1,250,000 and realty of 750,000. After annuities to his widow and relatives the remainder goes to his two children Margaret S. Burnham and John J. Sherman in trust.

Kearns Utah Senate Senator Kearns Chicago John B. Sherman Union Stockyards Margarets. Burnham Evanston His John J. Sherman Mount Clemens Mich

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Mercer & Chilcote Genuin Huck Remevants of Bsc Remnant Graham Opera Mouse Miss Courtenay Morgan East Lynne Opera House Carris’ Drag Store Baird & Johnson Cash Store News OF the County Board District Court Columbia Pharmacy Bowland & Shields Squar Alneworth Crawfordville Destrous Beveridge Hoare Indiana Islands Blakeney Maryland Pullman Company Representative Boutell Illinois John Allen Mississippi Cushman Otey Boutell Wheeler Kentucky Congressional Record Capitol Huan H Lerry W. R. Newland Labette County Kansas L D. Sliggins Burlington J. H. Stewart Sophia Davidson Harvey Carter Kewanee Canada Jas A. Harwood Peter Wenger Noble Chris Lodders Will Crawford David Crawford Jno. Crawford Marton Crawford Ainsworth Ralph Crawford Missionary Tea Prince John UU. Sherman California Norway Todd Stuart East Side Neiswanger T. di Phendayho Gibson Dressinghams Muafork Marshall F. W. Brindley Nicola & Campbell
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