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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
5
Weather forecast for Iowa issued from Washington DC
Special to the Evening Journal reports a forecast for Iowa. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with probable showers in the northeast portion. Continued cold conditions expected.
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Washington, D. C
the Evening Journal
Iowa
Wood sawing in town or country notice
Mrs. R. S. Cook returned home Saturday from Los Angeles where she had been visiting relatives. Frank McClean of Washington Iowa advertises wood sawing services and provides the phone number 494 green for inquiries.
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Frank McClean
Washington
Iowa
Green
R. S. Cook
Los Angeles
Rhodes scholar earns Burdett-Coutts at Oxford
E. R. Lloyd a West Virginia Rhodes scholar has won the Burdett-Coutts annual scholarship at Oxford. George Wyndham Conservative MP is named rector of the University of Edinburgh. The Bulgarian assembly and Russian duma plan convening on Wednesday.
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E. R. Lloyd
West Virginia
Burdett-Coutts
Oxford
Canute
Okla
Canada
University of Glasgow
Lord Curzon
James Weir Hardie
Pittsburg
Prince Henry
Prussia
Friedrichshafen
Duma
George Wyndham
House of Commons
University of Edinburgh
Thomas W. Lawson
New York City
Gifford Pinchot
Government Forestry Bureau
College Football Scores From Chicago to Columbus
Principal games report scores on October 26 with Beloit losing 4 to Northwestern 44 in Evanston. Drake tied Kinnell 0 in Des Moines. Yale and Wesleyan drew 2S to 0 in New Haven. Carlisle tied Pennsylvania 6 to 6 in Philadelphia. Naval Cadets and Harvard tied 6 to 6 in Annapolis. Cornell defeated Vermont 9 to 0 in Ithaca. Princeton lost 0 to Syracuse in Princeton. Michigan beat Ohio State 10 to 6 in Columbus. Wabash fell to St Louis 0 to 4 in St Louis.
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Chicago
Evanston
Beloit
Northwestern
Des Moines -Kinnell
Drake
New Haven
Wesleyan and Jefferson
Yale
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Harvard
Ithica
Vermont
Cornell
Princeton
Syracuse
Columbus
Michigan
Ohio State
St. Louis
Wabash
Michigan railroads passenger earnings dip after rate hike
Lansing officials report nine month passenger earnings for Michigan railroads fall slightly since the 2 cent a mile fare took effect. The commission says the drop reflects a weak financial mood, not the new rate.
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Lansing
Mich
State Railroad Commission
Michigan
Two-Cent Postage to New Zealand
Wellington dispatch reports United States Postmaster General Meyer plans to introduce penny postage to New Zealand. Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward confirms receipt of the cable message.
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New Zealand
Wellington
N. Z
Joseph George Ward
Meyer
United States
Seattle tragedy ends in suicide after deadly shooting
In Seattle on October 26 a man believed to be A. J. Hearst shot his wife killing her instantly and wounded his year-old infant, then shot himself in what is thought a fatal wound.
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Seattle
Wash
A. J. Hearst
Pie Poison Mystery Seizes Bloomington After Arsenic Found
Analysis revealed an arsenic containing pie eaten by Carl and Frank James aged eight and ten in Stanford. Initially suspected ptomaine poisoning, the fatal dessert shocked the Bloomington area as authorities investigated the case.
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Bloomington
Carl
Frank James
Stanford
Snow Falls Across Nebraska and South Dakota Settlements
Snow marks the season’s first fall across North Nebraska and southern South Dakota including Tripp County on the Rosebud reservation. Settlers report wintry coverage as Oct 26 reports reach Norfolk Nebraska.
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Norfolk
Gas Knocks Out Baseballist in Grand Rapids Shaving Incident
Hans Lobert of the Cincinnati Baseball Club was rendered unconscious by gas fumes from a water heater while shaving at John Ganzel’s home in Grand Rapids Michigan. He was discovered and resuscitated after groans were heard by Mrs Ganzel.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Hans Lobert
Cincinnati Baseball Club
John Ganzel
Ganzal
Feathers on hats banned by Michigan federation
Traverse City Michigan October 26 the Michigan State federation of Women's clubs adopted a resolution barring members from wearing feathers on hats except those of domestic fowls and ostriches The move targets plume use in millinery and aligns with animal welfare and anti cruelty standards supported by the group
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Traverse City, Mich
Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs
Fire destroys Lapel box factory. loss about $3000
Lapel Indiana October 26 fire wiped out the Laspet Bottle company box factory. Loss is estimated at 3000 dollars with no insurance. The plant was of local importance and rain helped prevent spread to the main building. Owners are William Woodward F E Hutton and Wirt Bates all of Lapel.
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Lapel
Ind
Laspet Bottle Company
Woodwards
William FE. Hutton
Wirt Bates
Big Dividend Reported From Allegheny National Bank
Checks for 1 011 000 dollars, over half the bank’s deposits, mailed by Receiver Robert Lyon after the Allegheny National bank closed last May. Pittsboro receives about 600 000 dollars from its 1 500 000 deposit and the state about 200 000 dollars of its 600 000.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
Robert Lyon
Pittsboro
Fatal Stabbing Trial Frames Local Quarrel Case
In a quarrel over son of 75 cents, Joseph Puyaters tian was fatally stabbed with a o roo. Mike Puyatere, a cousin, is charged with murder in the incident reported on Oct. 28.
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Raat
Joseph Puyaters
Tian
Mike Puyatere
Cougin
Mexican Coffee Crop Seen Surpassing Ninety-Two Million Pounds
The Mexican coffee harvest is projected to exceed 92 million pounds this year, a sharp rise from about 3 million pounds reported last year. The strong forecast reflects favorable growing conditions and market demand.
Robertson wins Vanderbilt Cup in 64.5 mph record ride
George Robertson piloting a 120 horsepower Locomobile wins the Vanderbilt Cup, setting a new national road racing speed record. Bert Lytle finishes second in a 50 horsepower Italian Tsotte, 1 minute 48.15 seconds behind. Race ends early as crowd overruns the course. one boy is injured and no fatalities.
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Hand
George Robertson
Tierbert Lytle
Wright Improving after Fort Myer Air Incident
Orville Wright, the aeroplane pioneer, nears release from hospital in Washington after injuries from the Fort Myer accident. His broken thigh is healing and the leg is nearly equal to the other after a splint removal and a quarter inch shortening noted in the injured limb as he plans return to Dayton.
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Orville Wright
Washington
Ort
Fort Myer
Virginia
Dayton
Case football great Claude MacKenzie dies by electric shock
Cleveland, Oct. 24 — Claude MacKenzie, famed Case football fullback hailed as one of Ohio’s best, died after his elbow touched a live 15,000 volt wire near the Central furnace. The accident ended a storied college career.
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Cleveland
Claude MacKenzie
Case
Ohio
Central Furnace
Boxing Bout Ban Shocks New York City Fans
New York boxing faced a decisive setback after Police Commissioner Bingham ordered police inspectors to halt all current and future boxing matches in the city. The move ends the revival trend that had lingered in the area for years.
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New York
Bingham
Clinton Clinton Residents Affected By Two Suicides
In Clinton and Bloomington on October 26 a wealthy retiree Samuel Lafferty swallowed carbolic acid amid despondency over an investment. At the same time Mrs. Allen Reynolds, wife of a local merchant, drowned herself in a well at her home due to ill health.
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Bloomington
Clinton
Samuel Lafferty
Allen Reynolds
Turkey's New Woman Ahead of May Congress in Istanbul
In Constantinople reformers report Turkish women have shed veils and marched in public, demanding equality including political rights. The Young Turkish party may grant full partnership for women, as capitalizes on a growing movement toward constitutional change and progress.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Young
Woman's Rights Congress
A Dainty Present Hatpin Cushion From France
A France origin hatpin cushion pictured with an oblong cardboard box foundation. The silk covered box is finished with lace trim and a white netting cover. White horsehair fills the cushion. a ribbed ribbon hides the join. A neat dainty gift for a girl careful with hatpins.
Neck and shoulder exercises for relaxed posture
Instructions describe head bending from chin to neck and back, tilting from side to side, and rolling motions. Include sitting posture, arm relaxation, shoulder circles, and frequent repetition every five to ten minutes. Suggest massage with cocoa butter for neck and shoulders.
Fried Peanuts Luncheon Prep
A quick luncheon snack method instructs to shell peanuts wash skins dry them and fry in hot butter or olive oil until crisp and smoking hot. The guide emphasizes simple technique and high heat for a crunchy result.
Local Residents Arrive and Depart for Various Destinations
Miss Mary Hunter taught in Kalona schools and spent the weekend at home. Miss Blanche Neiswanger of Crawfordsville visited friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Webb left for Santa Ana California. Elrod Dayton arrived from Brighton and spent Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. G B French returned from Clarinda and Glenwood. Charlie Mercer returned home after weeks traveling west. Mr. and Mrs. A Davidson of Crawfordsville arrived and changed trains. Mrs. Rev W G Robertson arrived from Crawfordsville for a Sunday visit with Rev W R Lawhill. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised for coughs with Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Mary Hunter
Kalona
Blanche Neiswanger
Crawfordsville
City
Claud Webb
Santa Ana
California
Elrod Dayton
Brighton
G. B. French
Clarinda
Glenwood
Iowa
Local visitors flock to Winfield area over weekend
Miss Nora Corrett visited Saturday with friends in Winfield returning Saturday evening. James Buchanan arrived Friday from Fairfield and spent a short time in the city with friends. Miss Harriet Clendenning of Keota arrived Saturday evening to spend Sunday at the James Clendenning home. J. E. Lemmon and wife departed this morning for Chicago to attend to business matters.
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Nora Corrett
Winfield
James Buchanan
Fairfield
Harriet Clendenning
Keota
James Clendenning
J. E. Lemmon
Chicago
Dr Kings New Life Pills Sell Well in Guilford Maine
A Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine resident L A Bartlet praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for three years of good health The product is advertised as cleansing and toning the system at J B Lemmon's drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
J. B. Lemmon
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Colenso
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Weather Forecast
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W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
Popham
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McElhinney Drug Co
Hale Woman's Rights Congress
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SOL Rich & CO
East Side Square
Charlies Mercer
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Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Dr X
Windsor Grocery
B. B. Stuff
Benz
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