Mrs McKinley Improving After Illness
Mrs McKinley passed a fairly good night and seemed much better today according to White House reports. Her health status is improving gradually and observers note steady progress despite prior illness.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
4
Rev Edward Phillips found dead in hazleton
In New York on May 17 a report notes Rev Edward Phillips of St Gabriela church Hazleton Pa was found dead in a massage parlor room with the operator Stanley arrested and giving conflicting statements. Also reported are updates on Mrs McKinley, the Manila surrender, and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Phillips
New York
St. Gabriela Church
Hazieton
J. P. Morgan
Stanley
Local notices and personal refers from town society
Twenty one young friends surprised Arthur Ingham with an early party at his home after invitations for a later event were altered. Dr B Townsend announces orthopathy practice location moves opposite the post office. Mrs I B Schreckengast and Miss Virginia Wright return from the West Liberty mission convention with delegates Miss Ogburn and Rev Newsome sharing reports. Martha Livings departs for Kansas City then California to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ingham
Arthur
L. Smouse
Post Office
Nicola
B. EB Townsend
I. B. Schreckengast
Virginia B. Wright
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. EB. Church
West Liberty
Miss Ogburn
China
Newsome
India
German minister at Peking replies on relief operations
New York May 17 reports that cablegrams from The Christian Herald to Baron Mumm von Schwargenstein state there is no danger of military interference with relief missions. Monmouth Illinois May 17 notes the United Presbyterian Women General Missionary Society elected officers: President Mrs H T Jackson Stronghurst and Secretary Mrs M W Porter Wilkinsburg. Columbus Ohio May 17 records Louis Gallott, US prisoner in Ohio Penitentiary, pardoned by President McKinley after embezzlement sentence from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Herald
Mumm von Schwargenstein
Peking
Count Waldersee
Monmouth
Ills
Women's General Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
H. T. Jackson
Stronghurst
M. W. Porter
Wilkinsburg
Columbus
Louis Gallott
United States
Ohio Penitentiary
McKinley
Gallott
New Orleans
Prohibition Nominee Pinney for Ohio Governor Named
I J Pinney of Cleveland was nominated for Ohio governor by the prohibition state convention. The Paris Figaro was bought by a syndicate of Germans Englishmen and one American. Armour Co now own the Sioux City Provision Co. Five thousand dozen bottles of cherry prepared before 1800 go to auction in June. Discoveries of gold in northern Manchuria excite Vladivostok and Amur valley inhabitants. Andrew Schroeder robbed of a watch by four teen boys in Chicago. Divorces on docket in New York Supreme Court 119. National Piano Manufacturers Association elected Conway of Chicago president and Price of Chicago secretary. Rev Charles O Day of Boston elected president of Andover Theological Seminary. Mrs A Blow, famed hospital worker in Transvaal, travels through Chicago to Colorado. Judge John Gibbons of Chicago critically ill in Denver. Engineer Harriman and Brakeman Cosgrove killed in Union Pacific wreck near Sharon Springs Kansas. Cudahy doubles reward to catch his boy abductors. Germany denies interest in any league against the United States. Three sets of Chicago triplets born recently. John Fitzgibbons injured by Northwestern train in Chicago. Timothy Nicholson of Richmond Indiana elected president of National Conference of Charities and Corrections. Commissary Sergeant Woodcock convicted in Manila frauds sentenced to dismissal and three years imprisonment. Geneva buying coal from America as Germans raise prices. It’s a pity a bulky horse does not realize it is easier to pull than to whip a balk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Pinney
Cleveland
Ohio
Armour & Co
Sioux City
Chicago
New York Supreme Court
National
Piane Manufacturers’ Association
Conway
W. B. Price
Charles O. Day
Boston
Andover Theological Seminary
A. Blow
Transvaal
Colorado
John Gibbons
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Harriman
Cosgrove
Elis
Kan
Union Pacific
Sharon Springs
Cudahy
Germany
United States
Indiana Grand Army prog of Logansport state meet
The Indiana G A R encampment at Logansport includes receptions and quarters assignments at hotels and homes. Meetings of G A R and Woman's Relief Corps departments occur at the rink Masonic temple and First Presbyterian church. A parade is scheduled for 1 30 p m followed by camp fires at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longansport
Ind
Woman's Relief Corps
Barnett
Murdock
W. ER. C
Masonic Temple
G. A. R. Department of Indiana
Rink
W. A
Department of Indiana
First Presbyterian Ehbureh
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway M. ER
Elks’ Hall
W. R
G. A. KR
Fatal Mishap at Buckskin BILL's Wild West Show
Theresa Russell of Denver known as the Queen of the Cowgirls was dragged after missing a leap between running horses during a new act at Vincennes Indiana. She sustained internal injuries and did not survive the incident as cowboys ended the danger by stopping the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Theresa Russell
Denver
Russell
Miss Russell
Local travelers and plans for a merchants carnival
OC N Livings was a passenger this morning for Oskaloosa. Frank Irwin and wife arrived from Fairfield to arrange a home talent cast for a Merchants Carnival. Mrs Hervey Bell Eva Livingst on and Col Palmer returned from Monmouth. Mrs W J Hamilton and Mrs A White returned from Monmouth after the Woman's General Missionary society meeting. Fred Neiswanger came back from Packwood on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OC. N. Livings
Oskaloosa
Frank Irwin
Fairfield
Mesdames Hervey Bell
Eva Livingston
Col. Palmer
Monmouth
W. J. Hamilton
For Sale and Rentals Advertisements in Journal
For sale items include a first class Packard Organ a two seated Surrey with harness a nearly new buggy and a good second hand bicycle all inquires via the Journal office Rental offerings include Aaron Hise's house and garden and a house for rent two blocks from the square Keck also advertises a house and lot near the square priced at 1250. West Chester Iowa listings mention one and a half acres with two houses a chicken house and cow stable south of the depot.
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Surrey
Journal Office
West Chester
Depot
L. P. Jackson
Iowa
Journal
M. Keck
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