Mary Elizabeth Lease Lectures on Christ and Caesar in Washington
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lease of Kansas spoke to a packed Washington audience on contrasts between Christ’s ethics and Caesar’s power. She attacked monopolies, war preparation, and luxury while urging peaceful social reform and brotherhood, with notes on her family and touring plans.
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Graham
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Kansas
Washington
Lease
Luther
Journal
Hotel Allen
Law Department
State University At
Topeka
Burlington
Sandwich
Ill
Andersonville
McMurray
Walter Scott
Gov. Merrill
Lewellyn
Benjamin Franklin
Christ
No Paper Issued Tomorrow For Holiday
Tomorrow is a legal holiday and the office will not publish a newspaper. Compositors on a daily paper have four holidays a year and are hoped to enjoy the day of rest.
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NrNarraIman
Hall and Cheney advertise Catarrh Cure in 1886 oath
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of I. J. Coenby & Co., promises one hundred dollars for each undefeated catarrh case. The notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally on the blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists and Vogt's offers a Mausay.
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Oto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Coenby & Co
Hall
A. D
EF. J. Cheney & CO
Weather forecast and court notices from Washington area
Washington D C May 20 Special to Evening Journal The forecast for Iowa partly cloudy tonight showers west portion Saturday Warmer tonight. Estate matters include widow of Henry Rathmel awarded 300 yearly support and notices for advertisement of dowry. Executors named in Norman Everson estate with bonds 60000 and appraisers appointed. Mary Cox petition for order and Keister versus Williams receivers discharged. Court adjourned to September.
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Washineron
D. C
Te Eveening Journal
Towa
Fair East
Henry Rathmel
Robert Godfrey
Norman Everson
KK. EB
Everson
Ab Anderson
A. H. Wallace
A. N. Alderson
Masquerade Party at Bert Andersons and Local Gas Find
At Bert Andersons pleasant Heights home about twenty friends attended a masquerade last evening. After unmasking, refreshments were served. The Columbus Junction Gazette reports Noah Letts’ well site revealed natural gas at ninety five feet, with a blue flame and kerosene odor. A second well matched the first, expanding gas beds seven miles long, used for light and fuel for about seven years. The Gazette invites inquiries to promote gas development.
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the Heights
Bert Anderson
Columbus Junction
Letts
Brockway
The
Gazette
Shellabarger & Eliason
Noah Letts
Nomination and Election Tonight for Hawkeye Lodge Officers
Hawkeye lodge members are urged to attend this evening for the officer nomination and election session. The event determines leadership for the lodge with all eligible members expected to participate.
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Hawkeye Lodge
Decoration Day and local notices brighten Kimball district
Sinks and Cess Pools cleaned at reasonable rates by Fr McKain and Cunningham. James family leaves for Ainsworth visit. New York Store window display for Decoration Day. Rev W G Thorne to preach memorial service and old soldiers invited. Dr. Roberts visiting from Chicago with his brother Jackson. Wreath makers busy. Washington described as a lively boom town with a prosperous new era.
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New York
Fr. McKain
Cunningham
W.G. Thorne
Dr. Roberts
Chicago
Jackson Roberts
Ida
Columbia
Washington
G. Logan Payne
Daily Evening Journal
Opening Ball Park game ends in late collapse
Yesterday opened the season at the Ball Park with about a hundred paying fans and a similar entourage outside the fence. Our team led 9 to 1 in the sixth before Fairfield surged back to win as Brighton players Campbell Elliot and White contributed strong hits and pitching from R Campbell. The writer criticizes the home team for quitting late and urges full effort throughout.
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Ball Park
Herve
Fairfield
S. Campbell
R. Campbell
Ed Elliot
Stempel White
Brighton
Elliot
Washington Rod and Gun Club Meeting Shoots Scores
The Washington Rod and Gun Club held a meeting yesterday afternoon. Members posted varied results as a location change affected angles. Wallace led with 29 of 50 birds, followed by Dixon 38, Campbell 30, McCartney 28, Schott 43, and Bailey 22.
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Washington Rod and Gun Club
Wallace
Dixon
Campbell
McCartney
Schott
Bailey
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Mercer & Chilcote
Mattings
Mackintosh
Glasgow & Lytle
North Side
Fred Anderson
White Swan
J. C. McCartney & Son’s
Christ OR Caesar
TIMES
Caesar
A. W.gleason
Notary Public
Muasey
Vogt's
Attention
Jas. Hess
McElwain & Brown’s
Mr. James
L. James
Ainsworth
Washington Auk
White
Alberson
Halater i Bebdee
Williams E
Axline P Bsthee
Ci Deed Deckont
Jaques Megales Bis Vas Shseaaats
Jenkins i Eee
Orail Rf
Tetene Ee
Gun Report
Congress
of People's Store
Automati
Ays
Stewart | Bros
Dresden
DO Miller & Daugherty
North Side Shoe Store
Show Lanier
Jin
Oxfords
L. W. Pentecost
Wm. Blair& Son
WM. Blair & Son
East Side Drug Store
E. C. Carris & CO
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