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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

2

Track laying begun on Milwaukee cut off at Muscatine

Milwaukkee cut-off track laying started in Muscatine with John Deitmyer and a crew of about 18 working from the O R L & P crossing toward the southwest. Work proceeds slowly at first then will quicken, growing to around 50 80 men with a goal of laying up to half a mile daily and about 5000 ties per mile. Des Moines hospitality noted in lodging scramble. Kalona joke target notes a Washington doctor fee dispute.

Rado Milwaukee John Deitmyer Chicago Ri, & VP Muscatine Hosa Deltmyer Deitmyer Des Moines

Preventing dangerous consequences of whooping cough

A mother shares experience with Cham berlain's Cough Remedy used on three children including a three month old baby. She claims none lost plumpness or health and notes the oldest child called for cough syrup between fits. The remedy is sold at Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman. The clipping mentions Clark Hopergardner becoming ill blowing dynamite stumps at M L Miller farm with heart trouble.

Chamberlain Jessie Pinkey Hall Springville Ala Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman Clark Hopergardner M. L. Miller Clipper

Women Fight With Dirks In Ovtumwa Streets

May 2 in Ovtumwa Mrs Lyrele Russell attacked Miss Glayda Lamkin with a dirk injuring her and shredding clothing. Russell jailed awaiting outcome of Lamkin’s wounds.

Ovtumwa Lyrele Russell

Local Vinton couple quietly wed at home

Harry Lt. Ward and Vida M. Barger were married at the bride’s parents’ East Vinton residence in a small ceremony led by Rev. Frank L. Loveland. Ward, a Jervis’ clerk, came from Washington, Iowa, and Mrs. Ward, a Vinton native, has taught in county and city schools.

Harry Lt. Ward Vida M. Barger Facd C.D. Barger East Vinton Vinton Frank L Loveland M. E Eburch Ward Washington Iowa Jervis’ Dry Goods

Congratulations Ring On Whipple Street Home

On Whipple Street a couple will celebrate moving into a home with light housekeeping and warm congratulations from their wide circle of friends.

Whipple Street Vinton Re

Local arrivals and notices in West Chester area

Local residents and visitors are listed arriving in West Chester and nearby towns including Miss EM Van Sickle Miss Anna Oliver Mrs J A Dickson and Mrs Alexander Wilson. Will Robinson plans to move to Table Grove for work. Travel specials from Iowa Central Railways to western destinations advertised with stopovers and October 1902 final limits.

Will Robinson Chas. J. Wilson Table Grove

Trade Situation Notes from Dun and Co Weekly Review

Dun and Co reports labor disputes largely settled but coal region tensions rise. Railway earnings up 6.1 percent year over year, with strong freight in May. Iron and steel supply fears grow amid fuel shortages and labor conflicts. Leather and footwear steady. print cloths quiet after slide. Cereal markets stable with modest option activity. Corn crop progress favorable. weekly U.S. failures drop to 102 versus 180 last year. Canada 12 versus 22.

Dun & Co New York G. Dun & Co R. G. Dun & Co United States Canada

Would Snub the Kaiser A Texas Man Seeks No King's Statue

Stephens of Texas introduces a House resolution opposing the receipt or erection of statues to foreign kings emperors princes or potentates in the United States. The measure argues such monuments betray the rights upheld in the bill of rights and insult the memory of the revolutionary fathers.

Washington Stephens Texas Frederick United States Republic

Women Were His Ruin In Des Moines Fraud Case

In Des Moines on May 24 the trial of Settson Balliet, an Oregon mining man, opened with the government alleging he used funds from farmers laborers and widows to buy sealskin cloaks and diamonds for women. The case features many Pacific Coast witnesses.

Des Moines Settson Balliet Oregon United States Pacific Slope Balliol

Taxes on Insurance Cos Sit Up After Supreme Court Win

Springfield May 23 EXAMINATION of the final supreme court decision declares the 2 percent insurance tax unconstitutional and reads that the act repealed no other law, doubling taxes on many foreign insurers and prompting protests and a possible legislative appeal for relief. Also Sycamore Ill May 24 Harry Miller 22 dies from pneumonia complications. Milwaukee May 24 Maynard W Hamblin named manager in New York City after three years with Western Union in Milwaukee.

Springfield Urs Finais Supreme Court Milwaukee Wis Maynard W. Hamblin Western Union Telegraph Company New York City Hamblin Davenport, Ta New York

Mrs Huntington Gives $100000 to German Memorial Hospital

Mrs Collis P Huntington offers 100000 dollars to the German Memorial hospital for cancer and allied diseases treatment and pathological purposes in New York on May 24.

New York Collis P. Huntington German Memorial Hospital

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