Robert Emry Arrives Home from State Travels
Robert Emry arrived home on the Firefly last evening after completing travels across the state.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
3
New York fashions and bridal trends of the era
The article details wedding dress fabrics ivory satin with chiffon or lace trims, long trains from sixty to seventy inches, and elaborate veils of tulle or lace. It notes millinery styles with large brims, shirt waist hats, and bold skirts, plus color trends and care tips for complexion and outfits. It also mentions outings hats, fashion bias binding, and related social notices.
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Eton
Lucy Osirer
Local News Roundup From Ainsworth And Nearby
Horace Breed visited Ainsworth this morning. Miss Mary Swan left for Lincoln to keep house for Rev D F Smith. Chas Deutschman the piano tuner will be there May 5th. Leave orders at Columbia Pharmacy. Regular Chapter meeting this evening and Hive Lodge work on three candidates. Miss Rebecca Crawford traveled to Ainsworth last night returning from Burlington after eye operation.
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J W. Leason
Sigourney
Chas. Deutschman
Columbia Pharmacy
Mary Swan
Lincoln
Neb
D FE Smith
Hive Lodge
New York Times Saturday Review Offer and Vaccine Ad
A promotional note touts purchasing the New York Times Saturday Review with a claim of cleanliness and success. It advertises vaccines from Pasteur Vaccine Co and other biological products from French laboratories.
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New York Times
Saturday Review
Stewart
Hook
Pasteur Vaccine Co
West Side
France
Durkee Claim Declared Groundless by Treasury
The Treasury declines further communications about the Durkee claim, stating no bonds or funds were deposited with the U.S. for Durkee or heirs. Attorney for Kuykendall receives a firm note that the government has no control over first mortgage bonds or Durkee funds. In Kenosha, Mrs Durkee asserts Governor Durkee never held vast railway bonds and the heirs lack foundation for the claim.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Durkee
John A. Kuykendall
Charles Durkee
United States
Pacific Railroad Company
Treasury
Treasury of
Sults
Court of Claims of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Treasury Department
L. J. Gagh
Kenosha
Wis
Utah
Bishop warns against stock gambling at Massachusetts diocesan meeting
In Boston on May 10 Bishop Lawrence urged diocesan delegates to resist stock market gambling. He warned that gambling temptations lure youth and adults, citing a shift from steady labor to risky quick wealth and noting churches and communicants risk distraction by games and wagers. He linked gambling to broader social unrest and a faltering work ethic.
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Boston
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Protestant Episcopal Church
Future of the boy and local factory amid corn price shock
A mixed report from Waukegan and Springford notes stock market excesses and gambling trends while the National Starch glucose plant faces shutdown fears due to high corn prices. Waukegan officials pledge the local plant will stay at full operation as the firm expands to 20 000 bushels daily. In Springford Barnes of Kankakee dies suddenly at Jacksonville Central Hospital for the Insane and a coroner’s jury orders stomach chemical analysis at Urbana.
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Waukegan
National Starch Comaay
Roy Morton
Springford
Tis
Ll. Barnes
Kankakee
Central Hospital For the
Jacksonville
State Laboratory
Urbana
Black Cat Prize A Awarded for Original Cat Drawing
Kenosha Wisconsin May 9 1901 master Wesley Ritchie is named winner of the 100 in gold prize offered by Mr Miller for the most original drawing of a cat. The letter states the drawing may be made into a cat and future publication will show Wesley's handiwork. Many submissions showed new talent and originality.
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Kenosha
Wis
New York State
Washington
Sac
Wesley Ritchie
Cincaco Rockrory Hosiany Co
Miller
Wesley
Visit to Pea Ridge Battlefield and local notices
Miss Lou Huskins and family tour the Pea Ridge battlefield with references to Uncle James Tuskins and other figures. The letter notes trenches, gravestones, and memorials, plus a visit to Silver Springs where water was found to be poisoned. Also mentions Johnson's cakes, Citizens Savings Bank deposits, Rathbone Sisters event, and Temple meeting.
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Lou Huskins
Jas Huskins
Arkansas
James Miller
Pea Ridge
James Tuskins
James Calvert
Henry Bovee
Gola Hise
Bik Horo
Gene Curtis
Ovark Range
Sugar Creek
Silver Springs
First Iowa Cavalry
Citizens Savings Bank
Rathbone
Orionfridge
Temple
Pirot Class Excursions via the Fires Class Route
Public notice offers travel options from Washington and various cities with low fares and first class comfort. Dates span May to August with single and round trip rates, some plus extra charges, and daily Pullman Sleeper to Chicago at 8:15 p m. Space is sold. customers are urged to inquire for details.
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Washington
Chicago
Louisville
Pullman
Pac Northwest
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