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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1903

Page

4

Bell in Jail After Concealed Weapon Incident

Sheriff Tester faced a dangerous incident when Hell fired a weapon near the Crown residence north of the Washington House. Hell resisted surrender, but was finally restrained with the sheriff risking his life. Hell, possibly intoxicated and mentally unbalanced, may face state charges brought by County Attorney Halley.

Tester Hisell Crown Washington House Marshal Ewing Sherif Tester Hell Benz House Tell Ile Buffalo Brown Place Bell Halley

Milwaukee inaugural train reaches Washington amid upgrades

The first passenger train No. 4 arrived at 2 14 with seven minutes late. About three hundred spectators gathered at the station to witness the event as work continues to improve the roadbed toward Ottumwa. Fifteen tickets sold to points east. Conductor Blanchard and Engineer Sam Anson led the trip. local operators Mekwan and Geo Shaw staffed day and night duties.

Milwaukee Washington Here Ottumwa Shaw Blanchard Sam Anson Chillcothe Mekwan Columbus Junction Geo. Shaw

School Census Underway In District For 5 To 21 Age Group

The law requires the secretary of the school board to take the school census on September first listing name sex and age of all residents aged five to twenty one along with guardian details J W Morton secretary of the school board is conducting the census It urges residents to assist to ensure every school age person is counted to avoid tax loss for the district

J. W. Morton

Barden TH Harness Incorporation Record Reveals Officers

Articles of incorporation filed today name Barden TH Harness o with Ss. BB. Barden as president 8 O. Barden as secretary and manager and F. S. Barden as treasurer. The corporation begins business September 15 1903 with capital of 10000.

Barden Recorder’s Ss. BB. Barden O. Barden 8. Barden

M EK church to hold last quarterly conference this evening

The M EK church will hold its last quarterly conference in the ladies parlor at 7 30 this evening with all members urged to attend. J B Schreckengast serves as pastor.

M. EK. Church J. B. Schreckengast Presbyterian Church J. B. Horn Palestine

Weather Forecast Iowa Today and Tomorrow

Forecast for Iowa indicates no weather or market report today due to Labor Day. Expect limited updates as conditions remain unclear and routine advisories paused.

Iowa Tomor

Local visits and travel notes from multiple towns

A list of residents and visitors includes Will Hokenkamp on Bloomfeld, Fred Bragg to Brighton, Nathan Lynn visiting Rock Island, Harry Beatty returning to Davenport after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Marvel, Homer Stevens arriving from Keota, A fadelis of Fairfield visiting, Wil Bennet a Brighton business visitor, Margaret Safely and Mabel Morton visiting Miss Martha Wmry in Brighton, Chas Deutschman the Burlington plane man in the city, Brighton youths visiting, Eva McCaw of Winfield returning from A J Dawson home, Jesse Longwell city visitor, Lottie Meacham leaving for Colorado Springs to attend school, Hughes the County Superintendent visiting near Wellman, J A Oxley of Marion visiting Mart Scranton home with Susie Scranton, Henderson Davis of Richland visiting the H L White home.

Will Hokenkamp Bloomfeld Fred Bragg Brighton Nathan Lynn Rock Island Harry Beatty Davenport Frank Marvel Homer Stevens Keota A. Fadelis Fairfield Wil Bennet Margaret Safely Mabel Morton Martha Wmry Chas. Deutschman Burlington Eva McCaw Winfield A. J. Dawson Jesse Longwell

Infant trouble and scandal trail in a row of houses

A host recalls how the infant terrible and a wagging tongue of scandal travel with a young companion through a row of identical houses. The hostess notes the difficulty of telling houses apart by window cleanliness, amid a tale of mischief.

Don’t let every ass bray at once remark causes clash

A popular young member of parliament faced a noisy meeting and, after persistent interruptions, demanded silence with the line Dont let every ass bray at once. The ringleader prodded him to continue, leaving the honorable member without a reply. London Chronicle.

London

Deep Sea Promedy and a Starcrossed Lover on a Steamer

A clipped Chicago Tribune item notes a dramatic romantic tale aboard an ocean steamer. A man in despair falls for a woman who rebuffs him, leaving readers with a quick, poignant insinuation of doomed affection.

Clara Viera Chicago Tribune

Magistrate questions German gentleman over passing counterfeit coins

Detectives pressed the German man on bad money, asking if he encountered counterfeit dimes. He replied only that he had seen some dimes. A court scene follows with the judge and a domestic exchange about a travel plan and shopping.

Europe

No invitation sparks fashion quarrel at Mulligan party

In a Louisville Courier Journal excerpt a character declares she will not attend Maggie Mulligan's party. She objects to Maggie, refuses to go with Jimmie and Lam, and notes she has nothing to wear while FT is not invited.

Jimmie Maggie Mulligan Mulligans Maggie Louisville Courier-Journal

Unwelcome Guests Spark Dinner War in Family Comedy

A three month bride plans a dinner with Aunt Triatieta and General Cyrus Husky, who clash as temperance lecturer Miss Justia Crow, during a chaotic evening. Family host Billy mediates as sneers and jests fly amid drink heat and wartime reminiscences. Both guests threaten to depart as tensions rise.

Tristicia Cyrus Husky Justicia Crow Cyrus Misa Crow Madai Billy Btryker Justice of the Peace

Made It His Business Defrauding Railroads

William Hoyle alias Buns confessed to systematically defrauding railroads by staging injuries since 1804. He sought 1500 in Chicago and claimed rupture from a 1804 incident, then collected damages from Rock Island 1807, Houston and Texas Central 100, and Michigan Central last June. The case spans Chicago Minneapolis and Rock Island through 1900s.

Grand Rapids Mich Wiiam Hoyle Buns Houston and Texas Central Michigan Central

The Intimate Friend Chides a Lawyer After Case Win

An intimate friend questions the lawyer's pride in winning a case. The lawyer responds that the very thing he calls wrong makes him eighty proud in this terse exchange.

Bryan named executor in Idaho murder case

New Haven Sept 7 William Jennings Bryan has been named as an executor of the will of White S Bennett who was killed recently on a coaching trip in the Idaho mountains. The Bennett estate is valued at about 800000 dollars.

New Haven Conn William Jennings Bryan White S. Bennett Idaho

Polish worker Bolk tried for shooting fellow at Terre Haute brewery

In Terre Haute Indiana on September 7 William Bolk was tried in police court for shooting and wounding co worker Au guest Matheny at a brewery. Bolk says the gun discharged accidentally and the men had argued over overtime and union rules. Judge Rawley withheld sentence and Bolk may attend Labor Day events Monday.

Terre Haute Ind William Bolk Pelce Court Matheny Holk Thoth Bolk Rawley

Cattleman Confesses Fatal Shootings Near Grand Junction

William Lafare, a cattleman from forty miles south on the Dolores river, rode into town claiming he killed KB. Massey after Massey allegedly fired three times and shielded his child. Lafare said he had a gap to shoot. In another report, John Seepo from Tama and Frank Karty of Winnebago were arrested in Sac and Vox for an alleged murder tied to jealousy over Cem O-Fa-Tia, a 15 year old squaw.

Grand Junction Colo. Sept William Lafare Dolores River KB. T. Massey Lafare Massey Masney Marshalstown. In John Seepo Sac Tama Frank Karty Winnebaxo Cem O-Fa-Tia

Bucklens Armor Salve World Famous Cure All

Bucklens Armor Salve boasts worldwide fame for cures of cuts burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped hands and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 250 at Stewart's Pharmacy.

Stewart's Pharmacy

For Sale Or Exchange and Rentals Listing

Classified items include a pony buggy and harness for sale or inquiry at the Journal office, a D M Brooks East Main Street residence rental notice, furnished room rentals, and 320 acres of land in Monroe County Missouri with 240 prairie and 80 timber pasture, plus six cent melons from John Dyche near Milwaukee bridge. Edw Rimerman Varis Mo listed.

Monroe County Missouri Rimerman Varis John Dyche Milwaukee Bridge Wane Sys

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