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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1905

Page

8

London's Big Revival A Talk With Thames M. Alexander

Thames M. Alexander explains London revival methods with Dr. Reuben A. Torrey, emphasizing simple gospel songs, mass participation, and soul-saving goals over finances. Crowds pack Royal Albert Hall for the first Sunday event. 12,000 seated, many turned away. A separate children's revival at the same venue drew thousands of kids with 500 penitent participants.

Thames M. Alexander Mandreds Chicago England Reuben A. Torrey Washington Star London Dr. Torrey Mayal Albert Hall Jim Brixton Islington Jesus Christ Cambridge Torrey Alexander J. H. Petterill London Evangelistic Council Chicago Post Royal Albert Hall Charles M. Alexander New York World

Secretary Morton Sails for Guantanamo Naval Station

Secretary of the Navy Morton and Speaker Cannon depart Charleston for Guantanamo Cuba to inspect the naval station there and observe maneuvers of the North Atlantic fleet.

Charleston D. C Morton Speaker Cannon Guantanamo Cuba

Tennessee Race Gambling Bill Clears House in Tennessee

Nashville March 21 The Rice Ligon bill to prohibit gambling on race horses passed the house 56 to 28. The measure passed as received from the senate and now awaits the governor's signature to become law.

Nashville Tenn House Senate

Ground broken for Sagamore Hill Roosevelt addition

Ground has been broken for an addition to President Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill home in New York. The 42 by 35 foot extension at the base will improve the house's appearance and project.

New York Roosevelt Sagamore Lim Swanson Drofs M. V. Burnett Dexter Ind Drop Sallie Barry LaFollette Tenn Lake Street GhiGaga

Weather Forecast for Midwest Regions Tonight

Illinois and Indiana expect showers with brisk northeast winds. Lower Michigan may see rain or snow in the south with brisk northeast winds. Wisconsin forecasts rain or snow with warmer conditions in the northeast. Iowa shows showers with fresh easterly winds.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin

Market quotes from Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo

Chicago Board of Trade quotations for Wheat Corn Oats Park Lard Short Ribs and live stock on March 20 with May July Sept figures. East Buffalo listings include cattle hogs and sheep prices from Dunning Stevens, with receipts and price ranges for various classes. An Animal Story For Little Folks.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Bullfrog and the Widow Crow Fable Ends in Want

The Bullfrog rejects Widow Crow over color and wealth. He jokes about robin and jay while Crow scorns his greenbacks. Crow seeks a man with gold, not a hopping frog, in a Pittsburg Dispatch style fable.

Pittsburg Dispatch

Banquet Guests Greet Self Made Messenger Man

A Denver News cartoon caption recalls two guests praising a speaker. The first notes the message made by the speaker was entertaining, while the second adds he is a self made man who started as a messenger boy and had slow delivery.

Denver News

Clayton wins Elliott Cup in Falls City shootout

Falls City Nebraska on March 20 William Veach of Falls City and William Clayton of Kansas City fired 100 targets each to decide ownership of the Elliott cup. Clayton won breaking 80 to Veach 58.

Clayton Falls City Neb William Veach William Clayton Kansas City Veach

Cousins Divorced In Illinois Marriage Nullified

In Macon County Illinois Judge Johns nullified the marriage of William H. Cotner and his wife as the couple were first cousins, a prohibited relation under state law. Cotner had filed for divorce on statutory grounds, and the amended bill sought the decree due to the cousin relationship, with the court recording the matter to preserve record.

Hoomington Johns Macon County William H. Cotner

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