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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

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Ex-Oil Inspector of Minnesota Owes State Cash

Public Examiner Schaefer reports a $6,199.95 shortage found in the state inspector’s office during 1905–1907. J A McDermott now settles the discrepancy, refunding the money. he states he followed prior practice and will account for every cent under state law.

Minnesota J. A. Melbermott McDermott

German Statesman Thwarts Duel Challenge in Reichstag

Berlin March 18 a heated Prussian diet debate over estimates ended with a statesman’s rebuke and no duel as the opposing party challenged him to a fight during discussion of figures.

Keenlt Ilsa Berlin

Reichstag committee backs use of 30 million war fund

Berlin March 18 members of the appropriations committee urged the government to consent to using the war fund of 30 million dollars kept in the Julius tower at Spandau for current empire needs. They argued against keeping the sum sequestered while the country borrows and pays interest to cover deficits.

Berlin Reichstag Spandau

Mother of Chester Gillette Seeks Hope After Death Sentence

Albany March 18. After a lengthy interview with Governor Hughes, the mother of Chester Gillette, who is condemned to die for the Grace Brown murder in 1906, left seemingly heartbroken, believing her efforts a futile pilgrimage.

Gillette Albany N. Y Hughes Lone Chester Gillette Grace Brown Adirondacks Vala

Former Missouri Treasurer Dead

Jefferson City Mo March 17 al one T Dallmerger who was state treasurer in 1888 is dead at the age of seventy nine years He was president of the Exchange bank.

Missouri Jefferson City T. Dallmerger Fhe The Exchange Bank

La Follette Attacks Monied Interests Over Panic Plot

Wisconsin senator La Follette denounces banks and Morgan as orchestrators of last year’s panic. He attacks the Aldrich currency bill and warns against railway bonds as security while asserting monied groups aimed to block legislation and protect their profits.

Aod Morgan Standard Ol Company LaFollette Aldrich

Merits of the Bill in Wisconsin Discussion

Aldrich argues the Wisconsin senator should discuss the proposition on its merits and the impact it would have, focusing on how it would affect men in positions of influence. The exchange emphasizes evaluating the proposal's practical outcomes.

Wisconsin Aldrich

Senate and House in Brief at Washington March 18

In Washington the Senate debated the currency bill with LaPollette asking to suspend remarks to finish later. An Aldrich bill amendment exempted railroad bonds from emergency currency. The legislative executive and judicial bill was discussed and an executive session held. In the House a Roosevelt Taft Bryan exchange occurred during pension debate with Kennedy praising Roosevelt and Taft and Ky lauding Bryan. Prince (11) made an exhaustive Fowler bill advocacy.

Washington Aldrich Biil LaPollette Senate Committee On Finance Aldrich LaFollette House Briet Trafse Roosevelt Taft William J. Bryan House of Representatives Kennedy James Ky Bryan Fowler Prince

Brewers Warn Strike After Local 48 Quarrel

In St Louis on March 18 about 3500 union brewery workers were ordered to strike following a factional dispute in Beer Drivers local No 48. The International United Brewery Workers of America issued the order after failed talks with brewery representatives.

St. Louis International United Brewery Workers of America

Explosion Destroys Crandon Planing Mill. Three Die

Three men died in an explosion that wrecked and burned the planing mill owned by George Kemp in Crandon Wisconsin. The dead include Kemp the mill owner an engineer and an employee named Hawkins. The cause is not known.

Crandon Wis George Kemp Hawkins

Smirnoff Fatally Wounded in Duel With Fock

In St Petersburg on March 18 a duel between Lieutenant Generals Smirnoff and Fock likely left Smirnoff fatally wounded. The confrontation arose from a memorandum Smirnoff wrote about the Port Arthur siege questioning Fock's courage.

ST. Petersburg Evening Journal Smirnoff Fock Port Arthur

Cobb weighs offer from Washington club in baseball talks

Augusta Georgia March 17 Tyros Cobb told the Associated Press by long distance that he is considering an offer of 5500 a year to play with the Washington club of the Union Baseball League and would accept if he cannot reach terms with President Navin of the Detroit club.

Augusta Tyros Cobb Associated Pree Wreshlington Navin Detroit

Free Whisky Platform Claims By Francaville Candidate

Dr Peter Coble of Celestine Indiana seeks the Democratic nomination for representative and runs on a free whisky platform. He argues that years ago whisky had no revenue yet less drunkenness than today.

Fransville Ind Peter Coble Celestine, Ind

Campbell-Bannerman’s Health Worsens Amid Dropsy Concerns

London reports the strength of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, the British premier, is ebbing daily as gravest views grow about his condition. Medical bulletins remain disquieting, signaling a worsening illness.

London Henry Campbell-Bannerman

Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Steady to Higher

Chicago markets dated March 18 1908 show hog receipts estimated at 33000 with prices for light mixed packers and shipping grades ranging from about 455 to 490. beef cattle and calves steady to higher with western cattle and Texas steers noted, while sheep and lambs also strengthen. overall market tone described as strong to higher with specific bid ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.

Texas

John A. Babcock write me any time

John A Babcock invites contact any time asserting a square deal and full commitment. The note emphasizes straightforward dealings and reliability without extra conditions.

Panic at a Salute Triggers Dismay in Port-au-Prince

In Port-au-Prince on March 18 the arrival of British cruiser Indefatigable and German cruiser Bremen caused a panic when shots fired to announce arrivals scared residents. Officials deny further executions beyond Sunday. Government seeks to limit asylum for revolutionaries and relies on foreign consuls to curb uprisings.

Port-au-Prince Indefatigable Bremen United States Halden Council of Ministers Gonalves

Murder for wedding money in Ohio river case

In Wheeling West Virginia March 18 Chas Cook aged seventeen his wife Lila twenty and Joseph White twenty one were arrested over the death of Charles Bennett twenty from New Kensington Pennsylvania. Bennett's body was found in the Ohio river at Vegee on September 24 last. The trio allegedly confessed that Lila Zane Miss Cook enticed Bennett a book agent to a river shore where Cook and White killed him. They supposedly married afterward and used eighty five dollars taken from Bennett.

Wheeling W. Va Cook White Miss Zane Bennett

Hart Wins on Foul in Louisville Bout at St Patrick Day Crowd

Marvin Hart of Louisville was awarded the decision in the fourth round over John Wille of Chicago on a foul. After a clinch Hart stepped back as Wille swung a hard right to the ear, Hart fell and could not respond. Hart's ear may be seriously injured.

Marvin Hart Hot Springs Ark Louisville John Wille Chicago Hart

Russian buys equipment from US in gear contest

A U S firm won the war office competition for infantry gear in St Petersburg market. Forty six foreign and Russian firms entered designs, with full reequipment funding unlikely, so only a trial may be funded.

Russia St. Petersburg United States War Office

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