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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

Page

4

Rommanian Worker Marries After Four Year Runaway

Vincennes Indiana reports Nick Becker a Romanian mill worker wed Miss Jennie Goldring after a four week courtship officiated by Rev G B Bennett. Becker fears a threatened shooting from his former lover in Noumania who demanded he return within ten years.

Vincennes Ind Thone Noumania Nick Becker National Holling Mills G. B. Bennett Jennie Goldring Hocker Obney

Senate Debate on Tariff Rates and Missouri Volunteers Pension

Washington March 28 Tillman and McCumber divided Senate time on tariff rate questions while Tilman urged broad discussion. An executive session followed as the House approved an urgent deficiency measure providing 60 000 for the coming Van American congress at Rio de Janeiro. Debate then moved to a pension bill for Missouri volunteers of 1861 with slow progress due to obstruction by opponents of Temes in the bill.

Washington Tillhnan McCumber Senate Tilman House Rio de Janeiro Missouri Volunteers

Pleads Guilty of Embezzlement in Indiana

Boonville Indiana March 28 McWith Hams a former cashier of Lynnville pled guilty to embezzling 4100 of the Wounding and Loan Association funds. He was sentenced to Indiana state prison for two to fourteen years a $200 fine and disfranchisement for two years.

Boonville Ind Mareh McWith Hams Lynnville Indiana

High License in Ohio Senate Passes Liquor Tax Measure

Ohio senate votes 25 to 11 to raise liquor tax from 25 to 1000 dollars. Governor Pattison is expected to sign, making enactment effectively law. In Columbus Shiora Watts, 16, found guilty of manslaughter in the Christmas night killing of James Jones. charged with second degree murder.

Ohio Columbus Senate Pattison

Castellane Divorce Hearing Postponed Again

Paris on March 28 reports the adjourned Castellane divorce hearing moved from March 31 to April 28 due to Countess Anna's absence at Kiarritz and Count Bont's electoral campaign commitments.

Castellane Paris Anna Kiarritz Count Bont

Dougherty and Gardner Fight Ends In Draw

In Milwaukee on March 28 the Dougherty Gardner bout ends in a draw after eight rounds as both fighters stay even through most of the bout.

Dougherty and Gardner Milwaukee Dougherty-Gardner

Death of Mrs Simmons in Vernon Washington

Mrs Jeremiah Simmons died at 11 10 p m at 615 East Jefferson Street after a sudden heart attack. Born August 24 1854 in Indiana, she lived in Illinois and Iowa before moving to Vernon and then Washington. She leaves a large family including Willard Leroy Simmons and several daughters and is survived by her mother and siblings. Funeral plans pending.

Jeremiah Simmons East Jefferson Street Mary Jane Carothers Indiana Illinois Joplin Vernon Iowa Washington Jefferson Carothers Margaret Snodgrass Carothers Chas, Willhite Rock Island Hester Faultner Sarah E. McMannis Wm. Carothers Garfield Was Rosa Fox Cedar Rapids Jessie Degrute Simmons Willard Leroy Simmons Bertha Bell Marysville Kan Sophia May Simmons Bonaparte Blanche Heckethorn Fairfield Sophronia J. Hoyle Mary Margaret Simmons

Hed ge dies from pneumonia in Burlington

Henry Hedge Jr son of Congressman Thomas Hedge dies yesterday in Burlington of pneumonia in Washington D C The article notes Otto Heggen of Des Moines Iowa asks to renounce his American citizenship and cites no statute for renunciation The president refers him to the state department and suggests court relief if desired

Washington, DD. C Otto Heggen Des Moines Iowa State Department United States Executive Department Hegven

Young Congressman's Son Henry Hedge Dies in Mercy Hospital

Henry Lorrain Hedge aged about 20, youngest child of Congressman Thomas Hedge, died at Mercy hospital at 1 p.m. from pneumonia after a week of mild illness. He was taken to the hospital Sunday morning and had seemed out of danger. The family faced sorrow as the news spread. the father and elder brother were in Washington, the mother rushed home, sister Anna Louise traveled in Europe, and Lyman Hedge was the only brother in the city.

Hawkeye Henry Lorrain Hedge Thomas Hedge Mercy Hospital Henry Hedge T. Hedge, Jr Washington Anna Louise Europe Europe With Her Aunt, Mrs. Squires Lyman Hedge

Dr King’s New Life Pills At Stewart’s Drug Store

A lively tussle with constipation can lead to appendicitis and stomach liver and bowel trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate these organs without pain or discomfort and are available at Stewart’s druggist.

Dr. King Stewart

The Stable Problem And Cold Air Dynamics

A reader notes that tightly built stables can be colder than open ones if too few animals breathe warmth. In cold spells a well ventilated, airier shelter warmed by animal breath proves warmer, while a dense, airtight barn with many animals may trap cold air when biomass is low.

Dr. D. ©. Smead Country Gentleman

Livestock Convention Unites Major Associations in Denver

A Denver livestock convention joined the National Live Stock Association with the American Stock Growers' Association. The National Woolgrowers' Association urged a law setting minimum train speeds for sheep at sixteen miles per hour and asked not to unload at night. Delegates backed increased funding for the Bureau of Animal Industry.

Denver National Live Stock Association American Stock Growers’ Association National Woolgrowers’ Association Orange Judd Bureau of Animal Industry

Hog husbandry advice from an agricultural notice

The text extols hog farming practices noting pigs convert grain to money quickly. It warns against overfeeding, emphasizes ample water in feed but dry bedding, and says close confinement and filth stunt growth regardless of feed generosity. It cautions against condemning older sows and stresses efficient timing of selling hogs.

Stewart

Timely Feeding Notes For Pigs Lambs And Calves

Practical tips on feeding young farm animals. Includes thin gruel for piglets made from oats or barley, clean troughs, careful rationing to avoid digestive upset, and methods for milk feeding lambs and calves. Emphasizes salt access and proper milk quantities for newborn calves.

Pleasant Valley School Board Plans Storm Caves

The Pleasant Valley township school directors in Johnson county Iowa have decided to build storm caves at all schoolhouses. The measure, first in the county, aims to shelter all pupils in each school during wind storms frequent in the southern part of the county.

Iowa City Iowa Pleasant Valley Township Johnson County Pleasant Valley

Brookhart Leaves for Weaverville on Legal Business

J L Brookhart departs this afternoon for Weaverville California on legal business expected to take about two weeks. The trip provides a 60 mile ride for Jim as S W cautions about telegrams asking for money. No progress in locating the smooth grafter who defrauded the brothers of 870 during Jim's westward journey.

California J. L. Brookhart Weaverville Cal Jim S. W Spokane

Cows for sale at McElwain's feed barn

Classified notice invites buyers to McElwain's feed barn on Saturday March 31 to purchase cows. Signed by J. H. B. Lathrop.

McElwain’s J. HB. Lathrop

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