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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

1

Taft and Bryan Tour Nebraska Ohio and Cleveland

William J Bryan campaigned across Nebraska with Democratic candidates, delivering twenty-one speeches and criticizing Taft and Governor Hughes while stressing bank deposits reform and farm prices. Taft spoke in Cleveland and other cities defending tariff protection, labor decisions, and Debs, with a track mishap delaying the train near Sterling.

Wahoo Neb William J. Bryan Nebraska Taft Hughes Twas Oramaha Lat Bryan Canada British Isles Republican Party Roosevelt Fremont Union Pacific North Bend Hebron Cleveland Civic United States Gompers Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Wadsworth Elyria Lorain East Liverpool Debs Sterling

Taft in the Lron Region Tackles a Hard Place to Obtain a Respectful Hearing

East Liverpool Ohio October 14 in the steel and iron district Taft faces a difficult environment as he seeks a fair hearing amid local industrial clashes and political tensions surrounding his visit.

Taft East Liverpool Ohio Debs Steel and Iron District

Keefe Denies Immigration Commissioner Promise Claim

The Democratic headquarters claim Daniel J. Keefe supports Taft due to a promised immigration commissioner post. Keefe, telegraphing from Detroit, categorically denies the statement, while Detroit headquarters say proof will be shown if he denies it.

Chicago New York Daniel J. Keefe Longshoreman’s Union Taft Commissioner of Immigration Weefe Detroit Democratic Keefe

The Busy Professor Exchange

A short comic exchange shows a busy professor pressed for time and interrupted by a colleague. The dialogue highlights the professor’s constant busyness and polite dismissal.

Duke and Miss Elkins Claims Interference Denied

Paris reports Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy denies any official stance on the Duke of the Abruzzi and Katherine Elkins engagement while noting no real engagement exists. Rome observers question the match due to religious tensions and a recent family scandal involving Miss Elkins. The duke remains in love and hopes to overcome hurdles to marriage.

Paris France Margherita Italy United States Duke Abruzzi Katherine Elkins Miss Elkins Elkins Cardinal Gibbons Rome Duke of the Admiral Garelli

That Lake Fishing Incident

Game Warden Calbeck returns to the scene near Sault Ste. Marie to report the schooner Mary A captained by Captain Jones was fired upon by Canadian officials. He says a shot struck the vessel and U S fishermen went to buy fish rather than fish ing. Calbeck will try again to capture the trespasser.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Calbeck Mary A Jones United States

Morse and Curtis On Trial For Banking Violations

Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis face indictments charging violation of the national banking law and conspiracy. The trial before Judge Hough in New York began with extensive evidence expected over several days. Conviction could mean prison terms up to ten years for the banking offenses and penalties up to five thousand dollars or two years in prison for conspiracy.

New York Charles W. Morse Alfred H. Curtis National Bank of North America Judge Hough United States Circuit Court Federal Grand Jury

Last Chance for Billik Dismissal Motion in US Supreme Court

Assistant State's Attorney Barbour of Chicago filed a motion in the US Supreme Court seeking dismissal of Herman Billik's appeal from a Northern District of Illinois circuit court ruling. Billik, under death sentence for multiple murders, has had execution postponed amid ongoing federal legal challenges. Barbour's motion rests on a new federal statute, opposing counsel filed a brief, and the court took the matter under advisement.

Washington Barbour Chicago Supreme Court of the United States Herman Billik United States Cerccnit District of Illinois Billik

Bequest Of Dr Wilder Brain To Cornell Professor

The brain of Dr Alexander Wilder the Newark journalist and author of works on evolution philosophy and medicine was bequeathed to Professor Burt Green Wilder of Cornell University by his will filed for probate Dr Wilder president of the School of Philosophy New York He stated if Professor Wilder wished to add his brain to the collection it should be done Professor Wilder has built a notably complete collection of brains.

Newark N. J Alexander Wilder Burt Green Wilder Cornell University Wilder School of Philosophy New York Cornell

Surgeons Open Fifth Annual AARS Session in Chicago

The American Association of Railway Surgeons began a three day Palmer House meeting with over fifty surgeons presenting papers. The central topic is Primary Dressing of Wounds as the main programme focus.

Chicago American Association of Railway Surgeons Palmer House

Broom Corn Harvest Completed in Paris District

The central district broomcorn harvest is complete with the last brush cut and stored. Trade is brisk as buyers ahead of market demand, with warehouse stock sales reported at $85 per unit last week.

Paris Central District

Fines for Four Railways in Twenty-Eight Hour Rule Case

Four Kansas railroads pleaded guilty in Leavenworth to violating the twenty eight hour stock law. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe faced 700 dollars, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific 6850, Missouri Pacific 400, and St Louis and San Francisco 1200 dollars in fines after admitting hauling stock longer than allowed without feeding and watering.

Leavenworth Kan Kansas United States District Court Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Missouri Pacific St. Louis San Francisco

Murdered Brothers Found in Cabin Near Ingalls Crossing

Cawego, N. Y. October 14. John and Peter Bobb German laborers living alone near Ingalls Crossing were found murdered in their cabin. Their hands and feet were bound and an axe bludgeoned their heads. An empty wallet lay on the table.

Cawego N. Y John Peter Bobb Ingalls Crossing

Students Who Work Their Way at Yale

Yale students earned about 214449 pounds during the year ended March 20 through work self help programs. The annual report from the bureau of self help notes earnings for those working wholly or in part to support themselves.

New Haven Conn Yale Bureau of Self Help University

Market Notes from Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Oct 14 1908

Estimated receipts and market conditions for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago with price ranges from light to heavy shipping grades. Reports show slow to steady demand and price shifts across classes including Western cattle and Texas steers, with official receipts and shipments listed for yesterday and estimates for today and tomorrow.

Texas

John A. Babcock Promises a Square Deal

The message asserts confidence that readers will receive a fair and square treatment. It emphasizes trust in a straightforward, honest approach and invites engagement without conditions.

Rush of suffragists ends in London chaos at Westminster

A massive suffragette mobilization blocks traffic and crowds Parliament. Mrs Trav ers Symons reaches the Commons front while officials remove her. an order bars women from the building. Police, cavalry, and marines deploy to restrain the crowds as the protest ends with no success inside.

London Westminster Travers Symons James Keir Hardie House of Commons Trafalgar Square Nelson Monument Symons

Mother's Dream Came True Ends in Tragic Work Injury

Danville Illinois October 14 Mrs Richard Sneddon dreamed her son would be killed at his job in the C and BEL shops. He ignored the warning and at 4 pm his hand was crushed in the shop. He died at St Elizabeth Hospital at 6 pm Saturday. He was to marry in two weeks and his mother and fiancée are prostrate.

Danville Ill Oet Richard Sneddon C. and Bel Young Sneddon St Elizabeth Hospital

Ferryboat Collision Injures Girls in Detroit Fog

A ferry steamer Ariel crashed into the freighter Energy on Joseph Campau avenue in Detroit during dense fog. About 100 girls aboard Walkerville to Detroit narrowly escaped death with several slightly injured from shattered windows. Panic ensued as glass cuts were reported among the workers.

Detroit Ariel Walkerville Ont Detro Energy Joseph Campau Avenue

Duck hunting boat overturns. Nichols missing after seat change

In Bay City Michigan on October 14 Arthur J. Nichols twenty and Christopher Selker tied their boat to a launch to hurry home from a duck hunting trip. Nichols attempted to shift seats during the trip and the boat overturned. Selker was rescued by launch occupants while Nichols did not resurface.

Bay City Mich Arthur J. Nichols Christopher Selker Nichols Selker

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