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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

4

Point of Law in Coal Co Case Delays Testimony

Court reconvenes to hear whether testimony may be admitted to interpret a written contract in the Hocking Coal Co matter. W. A. Wells testifies for the plaintiff as defense counsel argue the evidence lacks legal admissibility. Grand jury adjourns as juror N C Essiey rushes to visit his dying sister in Keokuk.

Coal Co Hocking Coal Co Blanchard W. A. Wells Mr. McNett Mr. Guernsey Major Lacey N.C. Essiey Coppock Keokuk

Pearson-Jackson wedding at Ainsworth farm home

Miss Margaret Pearson and Mr. Charles Jackson wed at her home near Ainsworth at noon with Rev W N Porter officiating. The event drew many locals and out of town guests, followed by a two course wedding dinner. The couple will start housekeeping on the Jackson farm northeast of Ainsworth.

Ainsworth Evening Journal Margaret Pearson J. Hi. Pearson Chas. Jackson Here W. N. Porter J. Hartwick Davenport A. E. Hofer Lyle Harding Solon D. H. Miller A. R. Miller John Little Washington Henney McCoy Henry J.B. McCoy Bert Orris R. McCleary Crawfordsville Talma Sellars Olds Jackson Farm

Rambling Observations on the Philippines 1905 Letter

An unsigned letter from Manila dated February 14 1905 attacks conditions in the Philippines with savage caricatures of climate soil and people. It claims insurgent activity cockfighting and corruption dominate life while mocking Manila Bay Cavite and native inhabitants in harsh terms attributed to a blue jacket author.

Philippines Manila P. I Monte Manila Bay Dewey U. S Cavite Philippine Islands

Billiards Result and Night Schedule at Commercial Club

Last evening in the Commercial club gymnasium one Class A billiards match finished Rodman 100 to 99 against Dewey. Tonight's program features Nea! vs Bowman Slocum vs Sproul L Wallace vs Koupp. Thursday action has Wilson vs Dewey Nea! vs Hull Mawel vs L Wallace. Degree of Honor lodge hosts A. O. U. W supper Friday inviting all Workmen.

Commercial Club Rodman Dewey Nea Bowman Slocum Va Sproul L. Wallace Koupp Ilson Dewey Hull Mawel Degree of Honor Lodge

P. E. O. Chapter 1 Meeting Moved to Saturday

The regular meeting of Chapter 1, P. E. O. society will be held at the home of Mrs Dr. Wickham Saturday at 2:30 o'clock, instead of Thursday as previously announced. A number of weddings are taking place today including Davis Schiater Wayland Holmes Shaffer Craw fordsville Pearson Jackson Ainsworth. The Presbyterian Y. P. S. C. E. holds its regular business meeting after prayer. A large attendance is desired.

Chapter 1 P. E. O. Society Dr. Wickham Washington Davis-Schiater Wayland Holmes-Shaffer Crawfordsville Pearson-Jackson Ainsworth Presbyterian Y. P. 8. C. BE

Indoor baseball game ends in 11 to 12 score

A last night indoor baseball game at the Commercial club gymnasium featured pick up teams. The match did not count toward the series as players were missing. Gaston’s aggregation won 12 to 11 over the opposing side with W. M. Keeley and W. H. Butterfeld playing. Umpire A. W. McCall received praise for firm, fair rulings and close calls were managed decisively.

Commercial Club Gaston W. M

Quotes on work and money mix with local business notes

A column jabs at politicians and money, noting the pitfalls of appearances and wealth. Bessie McClean received two feather work Indian specimens from Dr. S. N. McClean harvested in old Mexico, illustrating exquisite feather artistry. Jobe Minick and son Jake buy cement block machinery to service the coal yard and expand stone and brick work.

Bessie McClean 8. N. McClean Old Mexico Jobe Minick Jake M. T. Anderson F. E. Swift Minick

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Consumption

J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama reports severe pneumonia before using Dr King’s New Discovery. One bottle cured him after two doctors failed. It also relieves sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds. Sold at J As Stewart’s drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial title.

J. As. Stewart

Steel Skyscrapers Endure Far Longer Than Expected

The Boston Globe cites engineers and the Iron Age editor noting modern steel framed towers in New York and Chicago may last about 5000 years if undisturbed. Foundations protect against moisture and settlement, with concrete cement and paint preventing corrosion. Structures are built to bear six times the expected stress and resist tornadoes and mild earthquakes.

New York Chicago Augustus Rome The Iron Age Boston Globe

Humor Wins After Long Delay In Christmas Cover

Persistent kindness and humor melt stubbornness as Phil May, missing for weeks, sends a brilliant Christmas design after publishers hire six sandwich men to parade outside his Margate hotel with messages. The ploy prompts May to deliver the sought color illustration.

Phil May May Paris London Margate

Cosmopolitanism Versus Patriotism in Travel

The essay argues that long residence abroad and cosmopolitan self-identification erode patriotism. It cites southern Italy and Whitechapel workers to claim cosmopolitanism often masks self-centered indifference rather than broadened sympathy.

Italy Whitechapel

Global insect cuisines across cultures

Insects serve as food worldwide with diverse traditions. West Indies natives eat stag beetle larvae while Bourbon Creoles broil cockroaches. Arabs eat locusts. Greeks and Mexicans favor grasshoppers. Chinese fry silk worm chrysalises. Burmans eat white grub in palm. ants are eaten in various ways in Africa Brazil India and Southeast Asia.

West Indies John the Baptist Greece Mexico Brazil India

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