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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
3
Advertisement notice and product stock update
The item lists New York Times and Saturday Review for purchase at Stewart's Book Store. Pasteur Vaccine Co. Black Leg Vaccine Virus is in stock at Stewart's West Side Pharmacy. Our Biological Products from French laboratories offer antitoxins and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saturday Review
Ax News
Stewart's
Pasteur Vaccine Co
Stewart
West Side
France
Local social notes and visits fill city day
Residents and visitors arrive and mingle in the city. Robert Gardner of Ainsworth and Miss Tet White of Crawfordsville are highlighted among several calls and greetings. Mrs Clint Cunningham improves slowly while Isabel Ayres recovers from illness and Byron of Burlington visits.
Local Happenings and Social Notes
Smoke Burnham's golden buck home bake sale features a fine line of new candies at Means. Roy Davis left for Wapello on business. laundry drop at Crawford for cleaning. Walter Ayres returned from Cedar Rapids. Mrs. W. Rathmel of Richmond visited the city. Pearl White went to Ainsworth to visit friends. Clayton Allen of Crawfordsville called on city friends. Dr. Fordyce of Ainsworth visited the Biskamp home. Free eye examinations offered by Dr. Pratt. Wall Cherryholmes headed for Winfield on the Narrow Gauge. Oral Anderson returned to Ainsworth after visiting. Means candy shop features Gunther's bonbons and wafers. Mrs. Johnson and children departed for Bushnell. G. O. Savage of Brighton visited friends in the city. Harry McCall and family fished today at Coppock. Mrs. Henry Stichter returned home from Fairfield with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Miller
Chicago
Robert Gardner
Ainsworth
Tet White
Crawfordeville
Boston
Johnson's
Moore Sloane
Crawfordsville
Daniel Fox
Roy Davis
Wapello
Crawford
Walter Ayres
Cedar Rapids
W. Rathmel
Richmond
Clayton Allen
Fordyce
Biskamp
Dr. Pratt
Wall Cherryholmes
Winfield Oral Anderson
Means
Johnson
East Main Street
Bushnell
G. O. Savage
Brighton
Harry McCall
Emma McCall
al McCall
Harrold
Coppock
Henry Stichter
Fairfield
Certification of a dental plate by Dr Hays in Iowa
Mrs Baxtrr INGHAM of Brighton, Iowa reports wearing six rubber plates from different dentists were unsatisfactory and praises an aluminum plate made by Dr A Hays at Temple Dental Parlors Washington Iowa as entirely satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Hays
Temple Dental
Washington
Iowa
Local notes from Fairfield area include arrivals departures and events
Mrs H A Barrell visited West Chester this morning to see relatives while Miss Hattie Moore from Chicago arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Moore. Funeral in Marion calls Mrs D S Beaty. Carson Fulton plans Iowa Falls visit and possible Pittsburgh trip. A A W initiation Friday night. Lectures and school events highlight community entertainments and upcoming teaching certificate exams.
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H.A. Barrell
West Chester
Tl. E. McCollum
Columbus Junction
C. J. Fulton
Loudeo
Fairfield Journal
Hattie Moore
Chicago
Wesley Moore
D.S Beaty
Marion
Iowa
Mises Lou Haggerty
Armory Dance Saturday May Sth Invitation
The Hook and Ladder Co announces a dance in Armory D on Saturday in May inviting everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hook and Ladder Co
Armory D
Rock Island Mayor Begins City Reform Drive
Mayor Knox of Rock Island launches urban reform in the city. Efforts target wine rooms and protective measures as proprietors harboring single young women are to be found. The letter notes a forthcoming Avery threshing engine train and strong weigher shipments this year nearing two thousand machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Knox
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Stewart's
Mothers Club
Walter Wilde
Walter
Avery Thresher
Contested Will Case Ties NYC to Nad Terme Romance
William H. Williams sues to probate his wife Alethea Williams dying in New York. He claims impaired faculties and drug influence void her will that left $30,000 to cousins while naming a few guests and naming executors Mr. and Mrs. Mullican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William WH. Williams
Alethea Virginia Williams
Willams
Williams
San Francisco
William G. Mullican
Important Session of Iowa United Workmen Opens in Marshalltown
The Ancient Order of United Workmen of Iowa meets in Marshalltown with 900 grand lodge delegates and 800 Degree of Honor delegates. The key issue is replacing the level assessment with a graded system after ten years of debate. Will M Narvis of Muscatine serves as grand master workman. Grand Medical Examiner Clever of Council Bluffs reports strong organizational health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Order of United Workmen of Iowa
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grand Lodge
Will M. Narvis
Muscatine
Clever
Council Bluffs
Thirteen Drowned In Paducah Disaster Report
Complete list of victims from the Paducah wreck near Fountain Bluff includes Miss Mabel Gardner and James W. Bell among five named victims and nine unknown robbers. The coroner clears vessel blame, cargo valued at 75000 dollars and ship at 15000. Additional items cover baseball scores, a stay of execution for Joseph D. Keith, a fatal shooting in Oklahoma City, and frosts in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ula
Paducah
Fountain Bluff
Mabel Gardner
James W. Bell
Charles Johnson
James Canfield
Rabbi Block
Gardner
St. Louis
China Seeks Time to Pay Indemnity Amid Talks
Chinese plenipotentiaries say China is willing to pay the indemnity but needs reasonable time. Germany plans to bolster forces on the Russian frontier. Rumors link Postmaster General Smith to a resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Germany
Smith
Pat Crowe
Chicago
American Museum of Natural History
Lucban
Russell A. Alger
Season Opens for Iowa Fishing Provisions and Rules
The Iowa fishing open season runs May 15 to December 1. Anglers may catch salmon, trout, pike, pickerel, bass, and croppie. Use restrictions include one trout line at half river width, at most two hooks in set fishing, and three on a spoon for trolling. Spearing and seining are banned. minnows may be seined under size rules. possession of a spear or seine near water implies violation. State Fish Commissioner George A. Lincoln orders stricter enforcement with deputy fish commissioners directed to watch for infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
George A. Lincoln
Fsh
Governor Yates vetoes 40000 bill aiding husband
In Springfield Agata and partners suffer a shock as Governor Yates vetoes the legislature’s $40000 appropriation to the Partello claim, dragging a nine year dispute over state reformatory costs. The veto also blocks three other bills on fraternal insurance costs, rent collection with ejectment, and defining police magistrate counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Qill
Mira
William Zone
Pontiac
King plans White Lodge at Richmond for Royal couple
London reports the king intends to convert White Lodge at Richmond into an outer London residence for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. The vacant crown property, with some royal furniture, was visited by the King incognito, who was cheered by crowds as he toured through Kew Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
White Lodge
Richmond
Duke
Duchess of Cornwall
Kew Gardens
Michigan Governor vetoes two state bills in limbo
Governor Bliss vetoes annual $1,500 salaries for the chief clerk of the house and the senate secretary and a $17,500 land purchase for Mastern Asylum, citing lack of session work and unnecessary expansion. Other measures: $185,000 for the College of Mines and $70,000 for the state fish commission approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Bliss
House of Representatives
Senate
Mastern Asylum
Bols
College of Mines
State Fish Commission
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Bonnie
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Dr. McConnachey
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Clint Cunningham
H. M. Eicher
Youu
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Des Moines
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Byron
Burlington
Mike McNamara
Burnham
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Iowa Falls
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J. A. Y. Ashby
Buffalo
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Madison Co
Walter Q. Ayres
Emanon Sweet Singers
Bonnie Brier Bush Warblers
Roadmaster Shield
C.R I & P. Railway Company
Frank
Clarence
E G_ Bottle
W. JF. Miksch
Robert Engie
Grace Hill
the Reynolds Gallery
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Saratoga
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Ind
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W. D. Lowry
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Mercer & Chilcote’s
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Ax *Wings
Eter Ane Ee
Washington, Iowa
King Howard
Michigan
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McLean County
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White Oak Township
Chism
Dealin Fond du Lac
Fond du Lac, Wis
Fond du Lac
Viit
St. Louis, Mo
N. Y
United States
Mdility and Guaranty Company
van Campen
Minneapolis
Clyde W. Morse
Woodmen of America
A. Morse
Morse
White Swan
Ollyves
D.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
aPeene
Charley Means
Krestau
L. J. Wilmet
Ed. Walther Plumbing & Heating
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