Mrs McKinley in Serious Condition After Sinking Spell
Mrs McKinley is sinking after a notable sinking spell this morning. Reports indicate her condition worsened significantly today with medical teams monitoring her status closely.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
4
Street Car Strike in Albany Heats Up as Cars Run
Albany May 16 Soldiers use gun butts to clear mobs and guard streetcars operated by non union men under Pinkerton protection. Militia close saloons and windows along routes. post office crowd dispersed. Union reps and company to meet this afternoon to push a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Pinkerton
Milwaukee Route Decision Nears In Cut Off Debate
Milwaukee railway officials warn a route decision for the cut off will come in about ten days or by the 25th. Engineer Baker reports field work by three engineer corps will finish soon. W S Adams arrives to study options with citizens committee about ground acquisitions and yard sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railway
Baker
Journal
Engineer Corps
Chicago
Muscatine
Bluffs
Rutledge
Richland
Corps of Milwaukee
W. S. Adams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Water Works
L. and W. Smouse
Wagner
Green Street
Adams
Citizens’ Committee
Michigan Republicans Keep Old Congressional Lines In Place
Lansing May 16 The Legislature approved a bill apportioning Michigan into congressional districts with no changes to the existing lines. Two representatives sought to alter their districts, while others refused to take over Democratic areas. The session also passed funding for an extra normal school and a license measure for itinerant merchants based on local tax rates. A rival bill targeted Benton Harbor with a city charter amendment allowing the common council to designate city funds depository as the city treasurer remains a Democrat. Another act imposes one tenth of a mill tax on state property to fund the Agricultural College, capped at 100000 dollars annually. The Ohio supreme court ruled a judge may bar publication of testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Benton Harbor
DIL
Agricultural College
Markets Summarize Chicago Board of Trade Quotations shows grain and livestock prices
Chicago May 15 quotes on Wheat Corn Oats with May July and Sept futures. Live stock sections report Hogs Cattle and Sheep prices and receipts from Chicago East Buffalo St Louis Milwaukee markets with multiple grade quotes and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Xtra
Lée
Cape Cod
Hebron
Rose
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Centerville Accepts Drake Library Donation by Big Margin
Centerville Indiana reports a decision to accept Drake’s twenty five thousand library building grant by a margin of over fourteen hundred votes. Nearly seven hundred women voted for it with sixty five opposed. Ex Governor Drake’s condition requires an annual two mill tax for library support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Evenine Journal
Goveror Drake
Brick Shortage Delays City Buildings in Iowa
A widespread brick famine delays much of the planned construction in the city and surrounding Iowa regions. June brick output is sold out and contractors warn bricks will soon be as valuable as bank stock. Oskaloosa and Keota firms report sold out, Muscatine brickmakers exhausted by foreign demand.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Illinois Central
Cedar Rapids
Crippen
Rock Island
Washington
Burlington
Kalona
Coppock
Iowa Central
Minneapolis
Lowa
Oskaloosa 3
Keota
Muscatine
Notable arrivals and visits in city notes
Ed Walther returned from Colum bus Junction last evening. Daniel Aughey arrived on the Firefly from Columbus Junction. Dr. Fordyce was in the city last night and returned to Ainsworth this morning. Dr. J C W Coxe came home from Kalona where he attended a Methodist district convention. Charles Pearson of Crawfordsville and George Henderson of West Chester visited yesterday. Mayor Rudolph Warfel of West Chester was in the city on business. Aaron Hott departed for Nichols to work on a new building. Major Bishop of Muscatine was in town on Iowa Telephone company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walther
Columbus Junction
Daniel Aughey
J. C. W. Coxe
Kalona
The
Methodist Church
George Henderson
West Chester
Rudolph Warfel
Aaron Hott
Nichols
Muscatine
Iowa Telephone Company
For Sale Good Banjo and Bicycles
Sale items include a good banjo and a nearly new first class buggy. Also a second hand bicycle offered cheap. Listings advertise rental houses near the square with references and in person applications at the JOURNAL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcove
Aaron Hise
T4tf
Pennsylvania House
Journal Office
Journal
Tir
M. Keer
Compelled to Marry by a 13-Year-Old Bride Story
Mrs. Eva McDonald, once Eva Gray, 13, says she was forced to wed W. H. McDonald, 45, in Bartholomew County. The license was issued February 28 by Squire Silas Ping. Eva left with her mother in Ohio, plans to seek a divorce, and claims she opposed the match and the marriage may be illegal but appears to be legally binding. She alleges her father owed McDonald money for the union. A separate Illinois item recalls a bank burglary at Danforth near Kankakee, where nitro glycerine failed to blow the vault open and suspects fled after a citizen chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Eva McDonald
Gray
Eaton
W. H. McDonald
Toggether
Ohio
Squire Ping
McDonald
Squire
Moe
M Brother
Richland proposes Fred Swith as team manager this season
Richland announces Fred Swith will manage the baseball team this season. Names Mrs L V Hazen and Mrs McCormick among locals traveling for visits and relatives. Frank Ritter departs for Iowa City en route to Chicago to see his brother. Lewis Ritter improves from illness near Noble. Bussy heads to Des Moines after leaving Fred Witteman’s shop. Kate and her mother join Mrs McCormick for a city visit. Burnham's Golden Buck 5c cigar advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Swith
Richland
Frank Ritter
Iowa City
Chicago
Bussy
Des Moines
Fred Witteman
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East Side
Earth
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda Jinjer Wayfer
Kennedy
Graham
Baird & Johnson
J. A. Cunningham’s Sons
Mrs. McKinley
San Francisco
the Journal
McKinley
Lowry
W. D. Lowry
Mercer & Chilcote
Davenport
Milwau
Kee & St. Paul
Nellie Dewey Gaston
D. J. Dewey
Frank Wells
Fairfield
John H. Steck
Fidon
Ethel Montgomery
Michigan
Ohio Supreme Court
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee
Northern
Dr. Pierce
Ella Sapp
Jamestown, Guilford Co
N.C
Charles Pearson
Crawfordsville
Lemmon & Lewis
OUR
Diana
Mftg. Co
WM. Blair & Son
Depot
L. P. Jackson
Iowa
ED W. Walther
Karkakee
Ill
George B. Wild
Danforth
Kankakee
Schneider
Lewis Ritter
Near Noble
Mrs. McCormick
Omaha
Miss Kate
Burnham
Oscar Solbrig
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Emery Jeck
Marion Street
J. J. McKeone
East Main St
Grace Hotel
Grace
Jackson Boulevard
Clark Street
Dr. Kay
Kay
Balmarta Roup
B. J. Kay Medical Co
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Seeley
Temple Pharmacy
Stewart Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Volumbia Pharmacy
Mystic
Harry McCall
Windsor Grocery
Moiies Valley
M. Val. Div
Knoxville
Des M
BL &N. W
Peoria
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Brighton
Owa
Mason City Mail
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