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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1911

Page

4

Fleet of Warships Anchors in Hudson

New York October 31 Secretary of the Navy Meyer inspected the largest fleet ever assembled in U S waters with 102 vessels totaling 577285 tons anchored in three lines along the Hudson from Fifty seventh Street to Spuyten Duyvil Creek The Mayflower and the Florida and Utah drew crowds as reviews loom tomorrow and the fleet moves to Newport and Hampton Roads before reassembling in New York for Thanksgiving and Christmas stays Battleships listed include Connecticut Utah North Dakota Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire Mississippi Missouri Georgia New Jersey Maine Indiana Florida Delaware Michigan South Carolina Vermont Minnesota Idaho Ohio Nebraska Virginia Iowa Massachusetts and more under Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus

Mayflower Meyer United States Navy Republic Hudson Fifty-seventh Street Connecticut Arethusa Spuyten Duyvil Creek Fifty Seventh Street 116Th Street Secretary of the Navy Florida Utah Fort Washington Point Hugo Osterhaus United States Germany Congress France America Spithead England Newport Hampton Roads New York W. R. Rush W. S. Benson North Dakota al Cleaves Louisiana A. Winterhalter Kansas J. A. Hoogerweff New Hampshire T. Rodgers Mississippi C. F. Fullam Missouri F. J. Chapin Georgia W. J. Rodgers New Jersey J. Bk. Craven Maine F. W. Kelloggs Indiana C. 8. Williams H. S. Knapp Delaware C. A. Grove Michigan E. BE Capehart South Carolina A. F. Fethteler Vermont Walter McLean Minnesota C. R. Clark Idaho Herbert O. Dann Ohio W. W. Buchanan Nebraska J. P. Parker Virginia J. A H. Glennon Iowa EF. A. Anderson Massachusetts R. Coontz

Campaign for Pure Drinking Water in Iowa

Des Moines reports a state board of health session backed intensified water safety measures. Bacteriologists and assistants to monitor infection sources across streams and systems, with Dr. W. M. Shirley added as assistant in the Waterloo area. Local boards urged to analyze water supplies regularly as dangers loom. Dr. Sever of Centerville joins the board to serve until January.

Des Moines Iowa State Board of Health W. M. Shirley Waterloo Sever Centerville Moerke Burlington Iown

Rockefeller fund awards to six colleges in conditional grants

The John D. Rockefeller fund for education board approved $625,000 in conditional appropriations for Bucknell University, Denison College, Furman University, Grinnell College, Smith College, and Southern Methodist University. The grants cover portions of planned capital projects with totals listed for each institution.

New York John PD. Rockefeller Fund For Education General Education Board Bucknell University Lewisburg Miedham College Richmond Ind

Primaries in Los Angeles Highlight Labor Socialist Divide

In Los Angeles on October 31 labor and capital clash as municipal candidates are chosen. The Socialist ticket led by Job Harriman pursues mayoral victory while conservatives rally against suffrage. Women voters may decide, with media and figures like Gen Otis opposing women’s ballot access.

Los Angeles Cal Job Harriman McNamara California Los Angeles Times Gen. Otis The Times Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association Milwaukee Berkeley

Fatty Felix at Graham Tonight Delivers Comedy and Drama

Henry W. Link presents Fatty Felix at the Graham tonight with vaudeville and musical specialties. The cartoon based play combines a heartfelt story with clean comedy. Curtain rises 8:15 with bargain prices from 1.00 for boxes to 25 cents in the gallery.

Henry W. Link Fatty Felix Graham Mr. McDougall

Grace Barrow II Stars In The Forbes Case At Graham

Miss Grace Barrow II headlines the Graham Friday night performance of The Forbes Case an absorbing dramatic play. Critics praise her emotional range likening her to Helen Ware and Blanche Walsh and highlight the author star pairing as creating a strong engaging production.

Grace Barrow II Forbes Case Graham Grace Barrow Miss Barrow Helen Ware Blanche Walsh Forbes

Runaway Tramp at the Graham Saturday Night

The Graham presents the comedy drama A Runaway Tramp on Saturday night. The plot follows a minister who falls from grace and wanders as a tramp, with the preacher concealing his secret while facing trials. The production is highly recommended and differs from ordinary tramp shows.

Graham

Is the World Growing Better Electric Bitters Help Mrs Gould Says

Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire says Electric Bitters improved her stomach and kidney troubles after other medicines failed. She recommends the remedy as a tonic for women and a liver and kidney aid available at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

W. W. Gould Pittsfield N. H Lemmon’s

SPECIAL TRAIN TO PORTLAND FOR IOWA ELKS

Iowa Elks plan a special train to the 1912 national convention in Portland Oregon in July. George T. Reddick of Iowa City coordinates with railroad passenger agents to organize travel from Council Bluffs where Iowa Elks gather before proceeding together to the convention city. Route details are not yet decided.

Iowa City Iowa Flks Portland Oregon George T. Reddick The Elks Council Bluffs Iowa Elks

Girl abducts three year old in Davenport linked to Minnesota heir

A woman abducted Henry Thiessen Lunschen from his grandmother in Davenport on October 31. Heir to a Minnesota farm, the boy was hidden in a car that traveled to Moline Barstow and finally St Louis. Warrants issued for Frieda Lunsden of Tipton and her supposed attorney Mr Johnson. The boy had been legally adopted by the grandmother.

Davenport Iowa Henry Thiessen Lunschen Minnesota Moline Barstow St. Louis Galesburg Frieda Lunsden Tipton Johnson

Costs of Rush trial near three thousand dollars

Hampton Iowa October 31 The total costs of the recent Rush trial will reach about three thousand dollars with juror expenses around eight hundred dollars.

Hampton Iowa

Rugs Trade and Old Carpet Buyer

Bright new rugs trade of old car pets of all kinds, all sizes and colors. If you have old carpet of any kind I can save you money on rugs. All work guaranteed. We pay all freight and drayage. I also buy old woolen ingrain carpet.

Roy Minick Agent for Fairfield Rug Works

Roy Minick listed as agent for Fairfield Rug Works with phone reference 325 Black. No additional details found.

Black Fairfield Rug Works

Southwell to Leave Local Office for Pueblo Position

C W Southwell of the Geo H Paul Company will move to Pueblo to head the George H Paul Orchard office. The Pueblo site will oversee the 18 000 acre tract retailing starting early next year. Southwell sold his East Washington home for 5500 and plans permanent west residence.

Pueblo George H. Paul Orchard Company Geo. H. Paul Orchard Company Paul Ling Southwell East Washington Street Washington

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Offered At Lemmon's Pharmacy

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It claims superiority for piles and lists a price of 25 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Bucklen Lemmon’s

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Secretary of Navy Navy Atlantic Pacific State Board OF Health TO H. C. Liggett J. A. Harwood & Son Hallowe'en Grinnell Patty Felix the Graham Roy Minick Atchison & Finney H. Paul Orchard C. W. Southwell Geo. H. Paul Lemmon
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