See me at Hotel Colenso for daily excursions
An advertiser announces meeting at Hotel Colenso from 8:00 am to 7:30 pm and notes excursions to Dakota every two weeks.
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Hotel Colenso
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
8
Nickel Plate trains offer through vestibuled sleeping cars
Plate Road advertises through vestibuled sleeping cars in both directions between Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston and intermediate points with Nickel Plate dining on the American Club Plan. Fares range from 35 cents to 1 dollar. Train No 2 departs Chicago 90 35 a m daily to Boston via multiple routes. Train No 4 and 6 provide service to New York Buffalo and other points. Contacts include John Y Calahan Nickel Plate Road Chicago depot 113 Adams St room 228.
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Nickel Plate
West Shore
Boston & Aine Roads
New York
Lackawanna
Chicago
Buffalo
Ft. Wayne
Whleveland
Erie
New York City
John Y. Calahan
Nickel Plate Road
Adams St
LaSalle and
van Buren Sts
Iowa Central Low Fares March April For Dakota Settlers
Iowa Central announces very low round trip rates on Tuesdays in March and April for settlers traveling to Minnesota North and South Dakota. Through trains run daily to St Paul with direct Union Depot connections and no car changes en route. Check with Iowa Central before purchasing tickets as advised by A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis.
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Sota
Dakota
Iowa Central
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
St. Paul
Union Depot
Northrn
Iowa Centrants
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Mico
New York Bride Declines Wedding Gifts In Uncommon Invitations
Mrs Robert H Lister formerly married to Edward Hugo Colell at the St Regis declines all wedding presents following her divorce from Robert Lister. She defends the unusual invitations noting gifts are unnecessary and she speaks with conviction about the custom.
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New York
Robert H. Lister
Edward Hugo Colell
St. Regis
Robert Lister
Prisons Board Nets Restraint on County Purchases
In Ottawa LIL March 24 a circuit court injunction stops LaSalle county from buying county supplies from any source except the state prison board of industries. Judge Verrind granted the restraining order on State's Attorney Cullen's motion, noting the board cannot cover all printing stationery and record books, which remain excluded.
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Ottawa
Lil
LaSalle County
Verrind
Dixon
Cullen
Prison Board of Industries
Kansas battleship christening reveals governor’s plan
Topeka on March 24 reports Governor Hoch proposes breaking Kansas crude over the prow to christen the battleship, replacing the traditional champagne bottle. The plan underscores the state’s branding during the ceremony.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Hoch
Knox College contest awards two oratorical prizes
In Galesburg on March 24 the Knox College declamatory prize went to Oliver Glisson of Knoxville and the oratorical prize to Ted Helman of Mercersburg Pennsylvania.
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Galesburg, IL
Knox College
Oliver Glisson
Knoxville
Ted Helman
Mercersburg
Hyomei claims to cure catarrh by breathing it into airways
Hyomei purportedly kills catarrhal germs and soothes mucous membranes as it enters the blood with oxygen. It purports to relieve symptoms from nose to lungs and pledges a money back guarantee if it does not cure.
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Columbia Pharmacy
Swanson
Homemade Onion Weeder Reduces Weeding Labor
An American Agriculturist illustration shows Fred F. Meeker of Fairfield County Connecticut. He devised a two wheel device to weed onions, made from an old hand cultivator. It straddles a row and clears weeds between teeth and wings while leaving onions intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Meeker
Fairfield County
Conn
Liming Alfalfa In Central New Jersey Trials
A Rural New Yorker report on John P. Nelson of Monmouth county advancing alfalfa success through liming sowing in July and August 1902, yields of over thirteen tons per acre by 1905, inoculated soils, and potential hundred ton harvests from ten acres. It also covers a copper sulphate lime spray recommendation for crop protection and notes Oklahoma Station on urban-to-rural farming migration.
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New Jersey
John P. Nelson
Monmouth County
Nelson
Ile
Onondaga County
N. Y
New Yorker
The Rat and the Magic Fertilizer Folktale
A tale unfolds of Clarence the rat who grows huge after eating a magical fertilizer. Mrs. Rat uses alum from a paper bag to shrink him back to normal size, then reflects on lessons in a Pittsburgh Dispatch moral about testing new foods on neighbors.
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Mrs. Rat
Class Fight At School Of Mines Ends In Injuries
Golden officers report a brutal class fight between freshmen and sophomores at the School of Mines. Harry B. Clapp and J Welnig, both Denver freshmen, were badly hurt with brain concussion and severe internal injuries. Surgeons withhold prognosis while the faculty vows expulsion for any future similar events.
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Golden
Colo
School of Mines
Harry B. Clapp
J. Welnig
Denver
Clapp
Wenng
Doctors plead guilty to grand larceny in radium case
New York March 24 Dr Henry H Kane and Dr William H Hale pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were remanded for sentence Comptaint by John Jd McCallum that the two doctors took 10000 for a radium process but provided no benefit Since indictments Kane and Hale have returned the money Des Moines March 24 James Rice killed Isaiae Sailer a half brother during a land dispute in Swan La after Sailer reached for a gun Rice seized his Winchester and fired twice
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New York
Henry H. Kane
William H. Hale
John Jd. McCallum
Kane
Hale
Des Moines
James Rice
Isaiae Sailer
Swan
Blee
Sailer
Train wreck at West Lincoln injures thirty-one riders
Lincoln Nebraska March 24 a Burlington railroad wreck at West Lincoln leaves thirty one injured with Charles Gaskill of Alma ribs broken Addison Wall of Syracuse also with broken ribs conductor T C Bell of Lincoln badly cut and W Emmons of Omaha with back injuries. Also report of William Ryan from LaCrosse Wisconsin stealing 100000 in Standard Oil bonds from a Winona banker before his arrest.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington Road
West Lincoln
Charles 8
Gaskill
Alma
Addison Wall
Syracuse
TC. Bell
W. Emmons
Omaha
Han
LaCrosse
Wis
William Ryan
Waupun Penitentiary
Standard Oil
Winona
Ryan
Victorian Maiden Voyage Prompts Cheers in Liverpool
The Allan line turbine steamer Victorian began her maiden voyage to Montreal from Liverpool on March 24. Thousands cheered as she departed carrying about 1,500 passengers including several engineering experts.
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Liverpool
Allan Line
Montreal
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