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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1908

Page

8

Steamer Ponting Sinks in Philippine Storm Disaster

Manila reports the coasting steamer Ponting struck a rock and sank off San Fernando Union province during a night storm. About a hundred passengers and crew were drowned. the steamer Viscaya rescued fifty five. A contabulary patrol recovered fifteen bodies as others came ashore. nationality of any aboard unclear.

Manila Ponting Narvecan Pangasinan San Fernando Union Viscaya Contabulary United States

Good Times Are Coming

R G Dun Weekly Review notes holiday and unseasonable weather hindered activity yet progress toward normal commerce continues. Wage-earners return to lead industries as mills reopen and plants resume full operation. Pig iron prices hold steady amid recovery, railway supply demand grows, textile markets stay firm.

New York R G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade

Child Falls Into a Well Near Harrisburg

Four year old son of Mrs. John Alvin of Ledford, four miles south of Harrisburg Illinois, drowned after falling into a local well. A search lasting hours ensued before the mother, recalling the old well, used a pole to retrieve the child from the water.

Harrisburg Ill John Alvin Ledford

Sloman Faces New Suits In Billings Case

Monroe Michigan November 28. Following a verdict of 1000 for Harry Billings against saloonkeeper Fred Sloman further suits are filed by the elder Billings' two other children seeking 3000 each the original amount. Dorando Pietri wins re run Olympic Marathon in New York and is hailed by Italian press and people in Rome.

Monroe Mich Harry Billings Fred Slo Billings Dorando Rome Dorando Pietri John J. Hayes New York

Weather forecast for the Midwest and Great Lakes

The forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Iowa. Lower Michigan expects partly cloudy skies with warmer conditions in the western area.

Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Iowa Michigan

Chicago Markets and Live Stock Prices Report

Chicago Board of Trade quotations for wheat corn oats and pork, with Dec May prices. Live stock sales show hogs receipts 35 000 and cattle and sheep quotations at prime fat steers good to choice cows and yearlings with ranges.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Italy's Intrepid Explorer

George H. Picard profiles Prince Luigi Amadeo of Savoy, detailing his mountaineering feats from the Mountains of the Moon to Mount St Elias, his democratic leanings and royal stature, the Elkins connection, and the question of his controlled future as king or consort.

Abruzzi House of Savoy George H. Picard America President Roosevelt Prince Luigi Amadeo Savoy Roosevelt Equatorial Africa Prince Luigi Sword of Savoy Miss Elkins Quirinal Europe Naval Academy Rome Italy Herodotus Ptolemy Samuel Baker Stanley Duke of the Ruwenzori Margherita Alexandra British Geographical Society Edward Ruwenzor Margherita England

The Butterfly Bracelet Returns as Fashion Highlight

A new bracelet trend features a plain tight gold band worn between the elbow and shoulder not the wrist. The piece is clasped by a large gold butterfly encrusted with jewels that trembles with every arm movement, notably seen on Grace Van Studiford.

Grace van Stud Iiford

The Rise and Fall of Charles T. Yerkes

A sermon on the life and death of Charles T. Yerkes, a powerful art connoisseur and magnate. It recounts his terminal decline at a New York hotel, a private funeral carried by laundry baskets, a loveless estrangement from his wife and children, and his pursuit of wealth through passion and manipulation.

Traction Charles T. Yerkes New York Will Lim Yerkes Waldorf-Astoria Fifth Avenue Palace

Foot-and-Mouth Disease Finds 89 More Cases in Livonia

An inspection of cattle in Livonia township, Detroit area, uncovers eighty nine new cases bringing total reported and unreported findings to about two hundred. The discovery adds to nearly one hundred cases previously recorded, signaling a widening outbreak in the county.

Detroit Livonia Township

Only One Revolver Taken in Hatfield and Palmer Robbery

A robber broke into Hatfield and Palmer hardware in Washington Indiana on November 27 and stole a single fine revolver from the display. The window showcased multiple guns and cartridges but only one revolver was missing.

Washington Ind Hatfield & Palmer Hardware

Two Die in Freight Engine Explosion Near Parsons

Two men were killed and a third critically injured when a Missouri Kansas Texas freight engine exploded near Idenbro six miles south of Parsons Kansas on November 28. The dead were engineer Frank E. Melville and fireman F. F. Wulf. Brakeman C. E. Ree was fatally injured.

Parsons Kan Idenbro Here Frank E. Melville F. F. Wulf C. E. Ree

Miss Peck, Mountain Climber, Hurt in Peru

Miss Annie S. Peck of Providence R I suffers a foot injury after stepping on a nail in Lima Peru. Dr Merkel attends and has checked a profuse arterial hemorrhage.

Miss Peck Lima Peru Annie S. Peck Providence R. L Dr. Merkel

Castro Undergoes Planned Operation in France

President Castro of Venezuela arrived at Port de France Martinique after leaving La Guayra on November 24 aboard the Guadeloupe bound for Bordeaux to receive an operation by a German specialist. The Guadeloupe sailed from Port de France today.

Castro Port de France Martinque President Castro Venezuela la Guayra Guadeloupe Bordeaux

Tulsa Bank President J George McGannon Dies

J George McGannon, millionaire head of Central National Bank in Tulsa Oklahoma, dies from ptomaine poisoning at his home. The death shocks local financial circles as authorities investigate the sudden illness.

J. George McGannon The Central National Bank Tulsa Okla

Life span averages in historical mortality table

The article explains the law of averages across ages from ten to ninety seven, showing survival rates at key ages. It notes a man aged thirty has about thirty five more years, at forty about twenty eight, at fifty about twenty one, and at sixty about fourteen, with eventual outcomes varying by how one lives.

Cassell Saturday Journal

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Suffering Woman

Mrs Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri, after twelve years of female illnesses and eleven doctors, found relief following Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and advice. The advertisement argues the remedy restores health and strength, calling it a standard for women's ills.

Lydia E. Pinkham Bertha Muff N.C. St Louisiana Mrs. Pinkham Muff

Winter cough cure ad from Foley's Honey and Tar

Winter blasts bring pneumonia pleurisy and consumption fears. Foley's Honey and Tar promises to cure stubborn coughs and colds and strengthen lungs. Lemmon's Pharmacy urges prevention before winter with this remedy. Get your suit pressed monthly. H Knecht offers services.

Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy H. Knecht Eod

Fine English walnuts at the Vi enna this evening.

A brief notice notes sale of fine English walnuts at the Vi enna this evening.

Vienna

Miss Helen Young Returns Home From Colfax Visit

Miss Helen Young of Winfield returns home this morning after a visit at the J. A. Young home. Miss Dorothy Hall of Colfax accompanied her.

Helen Young Winfield J. A. Young Dorothy Hall Colfax

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Maine Man

A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine says he has used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for fifteen years with complete success on sores boils ulcers and burns. He notes it has saved many doctor bills and costs 25 cents at J E Lemmon’s drug store.

Bucklen A. F. Hardy East Wilton Maine J. E. Lemmon

City Bus Line Orders Taken By Frank Rogers

Call up phone number 1 and leave orders with Frank Rogers. Include street and number for prompt service.

Frank Rogers

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