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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1907

Page

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Switchmen's Union Decries Kidnapping Case At Roosevelt

At the Detroit biennial convention 250 delegates from 28,000 members passed a unanimous resolution condemning the kidnapping of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. They urge President Roosevelt to use lawful means to reverse the ruling legalizing the removals and to defend citizen rights.

Detroit Switchmen's Union of North America Moyer Haywood Colorado Idaho Steunenberg Roosevelt Pettibone Western Federation of Miners Mnurder Switchmen’s Union of North Iidaho Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone

Union ideas on the farm and other notes from May

Reports from St. Louis outline the St. Louis Equity Exchange a farm price organization led by Rev J T Tuohy George W Wickline and Owen Ker with bases in Indianapolis and unions in fourteen states A union made label is planned to certify union produced goods A plague report from Honolulu notes two deaths and one new case while Havana reports a yellow fever patient from Matanzas A coal breaker fire at Old Forge Scranton destroys No 2 breaker and damages nearby houses Washington reports a government patent ownership probe for federal employees by the Commerce and Labor Department

St. Louis St. Louis Equity Exchange J. T. Tuohy George W. Wickline Owen Ker Indianapolis Farmers N Return Washington Honolulu Marine Hospital Service Havana Matanzas Scranton Jerrmyn Coal Company Old Forge Here Moosie and Taylor

Illinois official declines Spanish Treaty Claims post

Lieutenant Governor Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois refuses a seat on the Spanish Treaty Claims commission. In Lexington Kentucky the jury in Judge James Hargis murder case of Thomas Cockrill returns a not guilty verdict.

Washington, D. C The Evening Journal Lawrence Y. Sherman Illinois Lexington James Hargis Thomas Cockrill

Hurricanes and Wave Hit Caroline Islands April 30

A hurricane and tidal wave struck the Caroline islands on April 30 causing severe property damage and 200 deaths. Princess Victoria suffers anemia and will seek expert medical care.

Caroline Islands Victoria King Edward New York Hughes James’ 4H. Schell Chicago

Birth of Spain’s heir to the throne

The king and queen of Spain visit a Madrid church to pray for the newborn heir. Nuns in a Madrid convent sew dainty dresses for the baby boy born May 10.

Spain Madrid

Williams and Pettigrews Guest Bryan in Lincoln Visit

George Fred Williams of Massachusetts and Senator and Mrs. Pettigrew of South Dakota are guests of William J. Bryan in Lincoln. Bryan says the visits are purely social.

Geo Fred Williams Bryan Lincoln, Neb George Fred Williams Massachusetts Pettigrew South Dakota William J. Bryan

Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and neighboring states

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Illinois and Indiana with showers in the north. Lower Michigan may see showers with rising temperatures and fresh east to southeast winds. Wisconsin and Iowa expect showers with warmer conditions in the southern and eastern portions.

Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago May 22 prices across wheat corn oats and lard are listed with open high low and close figures for May July Sept Dec contracts. Live stock notes show hogs cattle and sheep receipts with price ranges and market tone from Park and East Buffalo quotes.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Ath Ath Park

Intruder Stabbed in Saloon Fight Near Cedar Point

In Spring Valley Illinois on May 23 Joseph Seagert rode his pony into a Cedar Point saloon where a fight erupted among Lithuanian patrons. He was stabbed in a dozen places and then attacked again as he departed, with some fleeing the scene after being knocked down by the horse.

Spring Valley Cedar Point Joseph Seagert Seagert

Mitchell Sits Up as Spalding and Ryan Visit Miner Leader

Bishop Spalding of Peoria and M W Ryan secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of Illinois visited John Mitchell at St Margaret's hospital in Spring Valley on May 23. Mitchell, who was strong enough to sit up, is expected to leave the hospital in a few days.

John Mitchell Spring Valley Bishop Spalding Peoria M. W. Ryan Springfield United Mine Workers of Illinois St. Margaret's Hospital Miners’ Union Mitchell

Baseball Scores From Across Leagues May 23

Scores from Chicago games include Boston 10 over St Louis 2, Philadelphia 7 over Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 2 over Cincinnati 1, New York 7 over Chicago 1, and Detroit 6 over Philadelphia 5 in eleven innings. Cleveland 38 over Washington 2, Indianapolis 6 over Louisville 4, Columbus 6 over Toledo 5, St Paul 8 over Kansas City 5, Milwaukee over Weather. Omaha 8 over Des Moines 0, Denver 7 over Sioux City 4, Pueblo 7 over Lincoln 6 in ten innings.

Chicago Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Detroit Cleveland Washington Association Indianapolis Lowisville Columbus -Toledo Columbus St. Paul Kansas City Milwaukee Omaha Des Moines Denver Sioux City Pueblo Lincoln

Livestock Market Summary Chicago May 23 1907

Hogs receipts Est 24000 with total rest yesterday 3602 market prospects weak. Cattle receipts 5500 steady, sheep 10000 steady to strong. official receipts yesterday 3310 and shipments 4446. Tomorrow’s receipts estimated 18000 with market weak to 5 lower than yesterday. bulk hogs 6.35 to 6.50. beef cattle 4.30 to 6.50. lambs 6.25 to 8.60. Westerns and natives listed with varied ranges.

Kansas Indiana Territory Nebraska Prairie Choice Town Minnesota Prairie Chicago Texas

John A Babcock Promises a Square Deal

A note from John A Babcock asserts a commitment to a fair arrangement. The message emphasizes reliability and the promise of a square deal.

National Manufacturers support tariff revision and more reciprocity

New York May 23 The National Association of Manufacturers votes to press tariff revision at the earliest opportunity and pursue more reciprocal treaties based on a members poll. About 55 percent want immediate revision, 20 percent favor a hands off stance, 8 percent say time not arrived, 17 percent undecided or indifferent.

New York National Association of Manufacturers of the United States Committee On

Temperance Policy Approved by Presbyterian Assembly

Columbus May 23 The Presbyterian general assembly adopts by a unanimous vote a policy that the permanent temperance committee shall not engage in political work and endorses the Anti-Saloon League as a safe sane effective organization in temperance progress pledging full cooperation within church constitutions.

Columbus Presbyterian General Assembly Permanent Committee On Temperance Anti-Saloon League Charles Scanlan Pittsburg Permanent Temperance Committee Anti- Saloon League Hunt Schmitz San Francisco Schmitaz

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