Largest and best line of cookies in the city at the Vienna
Daniel Aughey leaves tomorrow for Star Lake Wisconsin for a couple of weeks fishing Clarence from Ottumwa accompanies him Tobias Minick and his force work near West Chester laying the foundation for the big barn built by W E and W A Leet It will be 36 by 45 with a basement and will be a good one when completed Messrs A G Leet Wm Harding and Frank Ross of West Chester attended Memorial day services coming down on the Firefly but arriving after the procession had started
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Aughey
Star Lake
Wis
Clarence
Ottumwa
Tobias Minick
West Chester
W. E
W. A. Leet
Messrs
A. G. Leet
Wm. Harding
Frank Ross
Deportation narrowly averted for Italian boy in New York
Michael Angelo Paoli an eighteen year old Italian lad arrived in the United States unaccompanied and was to be sent to Italy after the steamer Pannonia left. A tug halted the vessel near the Liberty statue and brought the boy ashore to continue to St Louis where his uncle Emanuel Reed awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Angelo Paoli
St. Louis
Pannonia
Italy
Slavonia
Emanuel Reed
Uele
Tannonia
Rocet
Liberty Statue
New Carlisle Board Fires Superintendent Over Graduation Incident
In Springfield Ohio on May 31 a mixed report says the New Carlisle board dismissed Superintendent William Teach after pressing Jennie Carter a top graduating student to skip the exercises. Teach argues state law protects the pupil and the board refused to reconsider, with 200 citizens urging retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jennie Carter
Board of Education of
New Carlisle
William Teach
Miss Carter
Teach
Death of James E. Scripps Founder of the Detroit News
James Edmund Scripps, founder of the Detroit News and a leading publisher, died at his Detroit home. Born in London on March 19 1885, he moved to the United States with his family, worked on a Rushville area farm, joined the Chicago Tribune staff, then edited The Daily Advertiser in Detroit before co founding the Detroit News in 1873 with his brothers and sister. He built a publishing empire and helped establish the Scripps-Meier association and the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Edmund Scripps
The
Detroit News
Scripps
London
United States
Rushville
Schuyler County
James
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Daily Advertiser
E. W
George H. Scripps
Ellen
Evening News
Scripps Brothers
Scripps-McKae = association
Enterprise Asciation
Colorado Girl Hyacinthe Bell Marries Viscount Kelbourne
Hyacinthe Mary Bell daughter of Dr William A Bell of Colorado Springs married Lt Viscount Kelbourne RN at Bletchingly Surrey The bishop of Worcester officiated Dr Bell gave away the bride seven bridesmaids attended Viscount Kelbourne best man John Boyle The couple received a diamond scarfpin from the Prince and Princess of Wales noted for accompanying them on their Indian tour Patrick James Boyle is the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyacinthe Mary
William A. Bell
Colorado Springs
Bletchingly
Surrey
Viscount Kelbourne
Worcester
Bell
John Boyle
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince and Princess
Patrick James Boyle
Glasgown
Manitou Man Mocks Public Outcry Over Elopement
In Colorado Springs a wealthy 57 year old man Herman Reese secretly marries Kansas City widow Adelaide Gage, 40. He defends the match with a quip about not becoming O slerized as critics protest. The couple’s unlikely pairing sparks local astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitou
Colo
Colorado Springs
Herman J Reese
Adelaide Gage
Kansas City
Reese
British troops rout Zulus near Buffalo River South Africa
In a fight near Buffalo River Natal South Africa British troops routed the Zulus killing seventy. J Irvin Steele proprietor of the Ashland Pa Evening Telegram is dead. Four of his sons own newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo River
Natal
South Africa
J. Irvin Steele
Ashland
Pa.) Evening Telegram
British warship Montagu ashore off Lundy Island
The British admiralty confirms the battleship Montagu struck a granite cone southwest of Lundy Island at 2 10. It lies on rocks with a lead hole in the forepart of its starboard side, compartments flooded, engine rooms surfacing, and its propulsion and wireless gear lost. It appears to have missed its course in fog while bound for Devonport for maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Admiralty
Montagu
Lundy Island
China Delivers Strategic Reply On Treaties
London May 30 Foreign Secretary Grey said Carnegie the British charge d affaires in Peking telegraphed that the foreign board will send a note to the British legation in a few days reaffirming the 1806 and 1898 treaties. Maritime customs would continue as now constituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
Grey
House of Commons
Peking
Carnegie
Foreign Office
Foreign Board
Explosion at California powder works kills two workers
In Santa Cruz California a massive blast at the powder works three miles north killed Michael Michaelson instantly and badly burned Patrick Ryan who is expected to die. The explosion occurred in a blasting powder mill and if it had happened five minutes earlier with 10 000 pounds of black powder in the mill the death toll would have been much higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
California Powder Works
Michael Michaelson
Patrick Ryan
Dying Man Acquits Brother in Troy Tragedy
In Tell City Indiana on May 30 George Schwartz, 24, and his brother Jake Schwartz argued at Troy. Jake drew a revolver and fired five shots. four bullets struck George. As he lay dying George said the blame lay with himself, not his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell City
Ind
George Schwartz
Jake Schwartz
Troy
Jake
New Attractions at the Park in Yellowstone Opening
Butte Montana May 30 Yellowstone National Park will open to the public Friday per an announcement by Superintendent Breck. He reports several new geysers have appeared in the last year and hot springs are spouting forth at the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Breck
German aim to reassure Argentines on Pan American policy
Berlin reports General Roca is being treated with distinction by the German government to convince Argentinians that Germany has no political aims in Argentina nor intends to interfere in Pan American questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Roca
Presis
Germany
Fitzsimmons Burns Bout Postponed to June 6
Philadelphia report states the fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Burns is delayed to June 6 as state Governor raises objections. The dispute involves political interference affecting the scheduled bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Burns
Taxing Treasury Notes in New State Law
Springfield Newfoundland May 80 The Attorney General Stead declares that all United States treasury notes and government currency are taxable in this state under the act of Aug 81 18M. The opinion rejects the exemption claimed for treasury notes, aligning them with taxable money rather than government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United States Treasury
Stead
Treasury
Grave Charge Is Lodged Against Sullivan Sheriff
Adam C. Miller the sheriff of Sullivan County Indiana was arrested for attempting to assault Mrs. W. M. Bonefield who had accompanied her sister to the Evansville asylum. Two attempts were made and the sheriff fled but later gave bond to await a preliminary trial on Friday June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Adam C. Miller
W. M. Bonefield
Asylum For the
Evansville
Pontiac Aims to Open First Michigan Distillery
Pontiac officials push for a denaturized alcohol distillery under the new law. The Pontiac Cold Storage plant may be converted to distillery use, with its manager already consulting the Internal Revenue Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Pontiac Cold Storage Company
Internal Revenue Department
Stroke of Paralysis Hits Mrs. Marvel in Davenport
Mrs. Frank Marvel, formerly of this city, suffered a stroke of paralysis while cleaning her kitchen on Monday. She is improving and has regained some control, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery. Also mentions local Vienna bakery ads and a testimonial about Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Curran
Frank Marvel
Davenport
Business visitors in Columbus Junction from Marsh visits
Jay Thompson Harry White and George Shaner are business visitors at Columbus Junction today. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson and granddaughter Marie Thompson returned this morning from Marsh where they had spent a few days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Thompson
Harry White
George Shaner
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth Thompson
Marie Thompson
Marsh
Where the People Go Wh. They do- Accidents, Deaths Bribe and Marriages
Brief column notes accidents and deaths alongside bribes and marriages reported by the paper’s news gatherers with prompt updates.
Local visits noted in Kinross and Mediapolis region
May 31 reports list Mr. and Mrs. Wagner arriving from Kinross to visit the Neal family, Jay Thompson on a Mediapolis business trip, Mrs Daisy Hull Startsman at Dr H C Hull's in Mediapolis, Thompson visiting relatives there, Mrs T B Graces departing for Mediapolis, and Mr and Mrs Guy J Tomlinson of Morning Sun visiting N L Long in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi! Wagner
Kinross
Marion Neal
Jay Thompson
Mediapolis
Daisy Hull Startsman
H. C. Hull
Washington
Thompson
T. B. Graces
Guy J. Tomlinson
Morning Sun
N. L
Dr Pierce Medicine Claims Open Publicity Value
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce medicines as non secret with transparent ingredients printed on the bottle wrapper. It stresses glycerine solvent use and no alcohol, praising endorsements by leading medical writers and physicians. It touts Pleasant Pellets for constipation and urges trust in non secret remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Memorial exercises bring crowd to Presbyterian church
May 30 and 31 report numerous guests visiting local families from Kirwin Cambridge Des Moines and Eldon. A Memorial program at the Presbyterian church drew a crowded audience and the band plus relief corps decorated soldiers' graves at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Stein
Kirwin
Kan
J. Servis
Robert Richardson
Cambridge
Jack Antes
Fairfield
A. F. Schreckengast
Walter Marr
Ralph Stevens
Washington
Ed Groves
Philip Hartman
James Embree
Lee
North Dakota
Annie Bram
Harper
Tory
Hedrick
Lusa
T. Y. Wickham
Baby
Chicago
Erdice
Sadie Pool
Des Moines
Eaton
Terra Haute
Indiana
Joe Masters
Arthur Clendenning
Monmouth
Douglas Henkle
Eldon
Jessie Pettit
Aliah
Hugh Pettit
Marsh Wilkin
William Skinner
Salisbury
Oskaloosa
Keeley
Morris
I. O
Brookhart
Long
The
Presbyterian Church
the Christian Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Traby
Anthony
Laura Longnecker
E. C. Gilbert
Post Office
Brighton Socials: Mr and Mrs Max Keller Visit
Mr and Mrs Max Keller of Washington spent Sunday with relatives in Brighton, sharing time with local family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Keller
Washington
Local Visits Highlight Richwoods and Fairfield Social
Grace and Nelile Kyle of Richwoods visit friends in town. Frank Siristow and daughter Low ise visit relatives at Richland. Miss Eila Rotvinger spends Sunday with friends at Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Nelile Kyle
Richwoods
Frank Siristow
Lowise
Richland
Eila Rotvinger
Fairfield
Rural Route Nine Social Draws Community Support
May 2 report from Rural Route Nine notes visits by Eva Lowe and relatives at Cottonwood area homes. A May 24 pre social at Oakland School for the benefit of the school raised about 5.50 to fund the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lowe
James Hesseltine
W. L. Glassborner
John Bloomquist
Jesse Neff
David Neff
Cottonwood
BK. Glassburner
Williams
Oakland
Washington visitors and Memorial events mark a May week
May 11 report lists residents and visitors from Washington Gladwin and Chicago attending Memorial exercises in Columbus Junction and nearby towns. Local youths played three close ball games with scores 4 to 0 7 to 2 and 9 to 4 while relations visited relatives and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hamilton
Washington
H. B. Hamilton
al Cameron
Gladwin
Susie Edgington
Dorothea
Drew Donaldson
S .R. Miller
Winifred
T. Y. Wickham, Jr
Chicago
H. W. Benn
Bob
R. R. Jones
Grace
McConnellsville
Ohio
A. F. Cocklin
L. B. Cocklin
J. Stotts
Riverside
S. &. Stone
W. A. Walker
Alex Henderson
Columbus Junction
Ora Henderson
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Washington South End
Rural Route No Three Social News May 31
May 31 notes from Rural Route No Three list Will Wolfe visiting the H H Brinning and Hi Horning homes. Mrs George Paschel of Lopez Iowa visits sister Mrs Perry Vanprinkle. Miss Frankie Beatty travels to Washington to meet cousin Miss Dusenberry of Keota. Washington callers include Mr and Mrs Bush. Families Nagley Knupp accompany their father to Ohio due to illness. Portlock home hosts visit by Mr and Mrs Brush. Ames excursion attendees named. Willis Todd hauling outs to Washington. Miss Besse Rittenhouse visits Bert Rittenhouse in Washington. Hal Figgins visits Washington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wolfe
Harper
H. H. Brinning
Hi. Horning
George Paschel
Lopez
Iowa
Perry Vanprinkle
Frankie Beatty
Washington
Miss Dusenberry
Keota
Mrs. Bush
Mesdames Nagley and
Knupp
Jesse Philips
Ohio
Brush
Portlock
Ames
Wm. Gibson
Ralph
Mr. Beal
Luella
Hazel
T. i. Thrasher
Clarence Brinning
Elmer Horning
Walter Smith
Charles Palmer
Willis Todd
Besse Rittenhouse
Bert Rittenhouse
Hal Figgins
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, PrinisHe
St Washington
Wonese Mnnerer
Oldberg
Hotel
Colenso
J. A. Alexander
Journal Office
W. W. Watson
P. F. Collier & Son
Harrison St
Frank Nowees
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Weather Forecast
Washington, D. C
Vienna
Oros CO
New Haven
Tim
J. E. Scripps
Country
Colorado
Sven
Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon River
J. A. Kenny
American Electric Fuse Company
Terry McGovern
James Britt
Harry Pollock
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Timothy Hurst
Britt
McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Kaiser
Fitz-Burns
Marion T. Anderson
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
J. H. Stewart
the County News
Journal
Brighton
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