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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1903

Page

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Bryan Is Questone By the Lawyer Whose Business It Is to Beat Him Out

In New Haven on Oct 23 probate court resumed the hearing on the Bennett will. William J Bryan faced sharp cross examination by Judge Henry Stoddard over funds and a sealed letter. Bryan admitted discussing arrangements with Bennett and noted he paid Mrs Bennett some sums after the will was drawn. He said a $4,000 payment went to a biographical sketch writer, not clearly tied to Mrs Bryan.

New Haven Conn Wiliam J. Bryan Phile &. Bennett Llenry Stoddard Bennett Stoddard Bryan Mrs. Bennett Himelf Jude Stoddard Mrs. Bryan Britisher United States Foster Stover Fourth Cavalry Fort Riley Yester

Bennetts Investments and Testimony Heard in Bryan Case

Witnesses describe Bennett purchasing government bonds with Com mover fund subscriptions and deny any investments for Mrs Bryan. Bryan denies suppression of a 50000 payment, saying it was a surprise when Bennett proposed it. Dowell, a grocer, testifies Bennett was shrewd and in good mental condition before his death.

Stoddard Bennett Bryan Ryan Newton James D. Dowell Pennnett New York

Fort Wayne Journalists Plan Tribute for Samuel K. Mores

Fort Wayne reporters meet to arrange funeral arrangements for Samuel K. Mores and to provide proper representation from the Fort Wayne staff, who held him in high regard. The service is set for tomorrow afternoon.

Fort Wayne, Tnd Samuelk. Mores Fort Wayne

Weather Summary for Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa

Illinois sees cooler conditions with a light to moderate northwest wind. Lower Michigan expects generally fair and cooler weather with brisk northwesterly winds. Wisconsin experiences cooler conditions with brisk northwest winds. Iowa reports fair and warmer in the northwest portion with northwest winds.

Iilinois Michigan Wisconsin Parr

Market Report from Chicago and East Buffalo Livestock Trades

Chicago and East Buffalo markets show mixed livestock activity on October 22. Cattle and hog receipts and quoted prices appear diverse with ranges for beef, veal, and pork cuts, plus sheep and lamb values. St Louis grain markets note wheat and corn shifts with price quotes for futures and cash.

Chicago Mae Texas Ainge East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St.Louis Grain St. Louis

Farmington News Celebrates One Year Sober

The News man marks twelve months of sobriety after quitting alcohol. He notes the difficulty of stopping, urges others to quit, and describes personal resolve, continuing work on the Prouty press and urging peers to stay away from whiskey and the bottle.

Farmington

Nickel Plate Advances Round Trip Fare to 150 Miles

One fare and a third for the round trip authorized to points within 150 miles on the Nickel Plate road. Valid returning to and including November 1903. Sales at La Salle Street station in Chicago with city ticket offices at 111 Adams Street and Auditorium Annex.

Nickel Plate Road la Salle St Chicago van Buren and la Salle Streets Adans St Auditorium Annex Central

Bald Hornet Home Leads Mt Pleasant Pageant

A drum and fife procession in Mt Pleasant featured the racing horse Bald Hornet owned by Luther Johnson. The horse wore a blanket noting a 2:04 1/4 record as Johnson and racing experts rode in a barouche behind Pixley’s band.

Mt. Pleasant Bald Hornet Luther Johnson Pixley Drum and Fife Corps

Tetanus Risk Warns About Wounds And Balm Relief

A warning explains tetanus from street dirt entering via wounds from caps or rusty nails. It claims Chamberlin's Pain Balm destroys germs, speeds healing to one third the usual time, and is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman. It notes John Kessel takes Benz Hotel possession November 1, converting to a dollar a day house.

Chamberlin Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman John Kessel Benz

Military spectacle at Fort Riley draws 13000 in view

Fort Riley Kan Oct 23 a dramatic but practical Army maneuver drew thirteen thousand spectators. Brig Gen Grant led two divisions deploying to defend against an imagined attack while British observers weighed US tactics and high ground strategy.

Fort Riley Kan Grant Port Riley

Acme Harvester Case Reveals Asset Shortfall and Creditors’ Action

Chicago reports that Acme Harvester of Peoria shows assets between 200 000 and 800 000 while liabilities top 2 000 000. A creditors committee is formed and extension sought. Separately Allegheny First National denies Pittsburgh bank link rumors of impending liquidation. In Le Seneur Farmers and Merchants Bank closes with 80 000 liabilities.

Chicago Acme Harvester Company Peoria J. B. Forgan First National Bank Pittsburg

Dan Patch Shatters World Record at Memphis Harness Meet

On the third day at the Memphis Trotting association track Dan Patch clocked a mile in 1:56% in a time trial. The son of Joe Patchen reduced the world record from 1:57 held by Prince Alert and improved his own mark by about 2.75 seconds. He paced the mile without a wind shield and finished as fresh as at the start.

Memphis Tenn Memphis Trotting Association Dan Patch Joe Patehen Prince Alert Dan Pateh

Memphis jockey Avery Ferguson shoots self in Missouri

St Louis police report Avery Kelly Ferguson a Memphis jockey shot himself in the presence of his brother and a girl. He died from the wound after burial due to delayed discovery of the suicide. Illness typhoid fever for weeks is blamed for his despondency.

St. Louis Avery Kelly Ferguson Memphis Ferguson

United States Officials Dismiss Bell Escape Tale

Philadelphia reports United States District Attorney Holland rejects the escape tale of swindler Bell. Deputies claim details, but officials remain unconvinced, noting inconsistencies in the story as of October 21.

Swindler Bell United States Philadelphia Holland

Indictments in St Louis Naturalization Frauds Court Cases

Police Captain Samuel Joyd Thomas Barrett ex marshal John Dolan Adolph Penn and Jacob Wesseman were indicted by a federal grand jury for complicity in naturalization frauds before the election. Barrett faces twenty total indictments with eighteen already returned. Other items note remarks on General Sherman tribute and a Parks perjury indictment in New Jersey.

St. Louis Samuel J.oyd Thomas B. Barrett St. Louie Neyd Weisman Barrett Delon United States District Court

Canadian Boundary Award Sparks Canadian Discontent

Ottawa reports Senate debates where Sir MacKenzie Howell condemns the Alaska boundary award as not judicial. He warns two seals of the four islands may shift to the United States, leaving Canada vulnerable to U S guns. Senator McMullen cautions the decision could cause wide discontent in Canada.

Ottawa Ont Senate MacKenslie Howell Rcott Lord Abverstone Porthind Canada MacKenzie Howell United States Bagh United State Ton Dominion Port Arthur San Juan Sporttead MacZengle Fort Simpson McMullen Transvaal Ireland

Alaska boundary dispute move debated in Ottawa and Washington

The Alaska boundary correspondence was laid before the house showing Canada’s agreement to submit the issue to a court of repute and its protest at US appointment of Root Lodge and Turner. The colonial office urged accepting the judges and Chamberlain sought Canada's consent before signing by lAbert and Hay. Canada’s role seemed to be a protest and reluctant agreement.

Ottawa Alaska Houwwe Colonial Office Washington Canada Jurteta Repute Mesars Root Lodge Turner United States Tts Chamberlain Sir Michell Arbert Bughand Hay

U S Alaska boundary claim rebuttal and missing man case

John W. Foster of the Alaska boundary commission rejects London press claims that the United States repudiated the Behring Sea award. He says American judges supported the award in spirit while seeking adjustments from Britain. Also reported is the discovery of an unknown dead man near Clinton Tennessee with a lodge pin, and Dr. J B Sulter's son Leslie recovering in Cleveland from brain fever after attending a Sons of Veterans convention.

London Oet John W. Foster United States Alaskan Boundary Commission Alaska Paris Tribunal Great Britain Hadley, Mich J. B. Sulter Leslie Cleveland Bey Convention of Sons of Veterans Atlantic City Iit

Parker will case decided on heirship question

In Davenport Judge Wolf rules Francis Parker son of Mrs Fraisele net and Frederick Parker of Omaha is rightful heir to half of James Monroe Parker estate. Mrs Fraisse net declared servant, not wife, altering the paternity claim and the inheritance share. In Detroit Rev W T Allen reports the mysterious disappearance of Rev Mr Dickey from Salem Indiana, last seen Oct 4 after vacation trip from Mackinac.

Davenport Parker Judge Wolf Francis Parker Frale Ealnet Frederick Parker Omaha James Monroe Parker Wolf Detroit W. T. Allen Salem Ind Conference of the Christian Church Bee Dickey Dicky Mackinac

National Agricultural Press League Convenes in Cleveland

The annual convention of the National Agricultural Press League opens in Cleveland Ohio with good attendance and active sessions across the day.

Agricultural Press League Cleveland The National Agricultural Press League

Mob in chase of a brute in Rosedale

In Rosedale Indiana on October 21 a mob of about twenty enraged farmers pursues an unknown bicyclist who brutally outraged Lena Alkire ten and her four year old brother near Atherton. The girl described the man to her father and a lookout was set as excitement mounts over potential lynching if the suspect is caught.

Rosedale Ind Lena Alkire William Alkire Atherton Alkire

Illinois State Bank Closes After Examination Shock

Joliet Oct 22 The exchange bank of Lockport a state institution has been closed for examination amid big patronage and excitement over rumors of its failure. Spiritualists and the Universaliata Washington Oct 22 The National Spiritualists association extends fraternal greetings to the Universalist church convening here today.

Spiritualists the Universaliata Washington National Spiritualists’ Association Universalist Church

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