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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1902
Page
4
Special service reports Justice Gray of the United States Supreme Court died this morning at Nahant Massachusetts after a period of ill health. He served on the court for many years and was a Harvard graduate.
Saturday afternoon Republican caucuses were reported from numerous townships including Brighton Two-W L Derby Parka Brintoo Franklin Bruce Dill Joe McAnulty Wrogham Oregon Jesee Marr A Docklin W J Trotter T H Karnes S A Sands David Crawford DH Miller Washington Sam Thompson K Line W Keating Georgetewart Squires John Wilson J Weade Marion E Kephart Rleanbloe som J F March EM Benson Crawford Jos Huston Bliss Williams Elmer Grait B T Neal BT Neal T E B Maxwell Jos ven Jackson Ed Gallagher Those Harvey Russell Davis Clay W Porter M Brinton A Woodford D Watterman Richmond Fredrick Skola Hanks Mouser Cedar Perry Hutchison J D Day ton F Chesley Lime Creek H G Moore M O Strubie H L Foster W E B Barney 0 O Gardner Charles Shaifer A L Palmer O P Johnson Exra Hell Rickey
A notice invites all members to a W. VRU meeting in the Court of Honor hall on September 15 at 7 30 PM. The call emphasizes attendance by all members. Nearby, David Crawford celebrated his seventieth birthday with friends and neighbors at his home, a surprise gathering with a three course dinner for thirty five.
An ad notes Chambelain's Pain Balm speeds recovery from sprained ankles, reducing two to three weeks on crutches to under a week or even three days with prompt application. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
Local notice invites families to a children's concert with Blind Boone. Tickets are 25 cents for any seat.
Lost small red back book between M Gallagher's home and Firat U Phhared. Found door key. Call at the Journal Wantrep for inquiry. General house work request posted at 784 Wantep Gobrl, Office on Watarm Street.
Tearratt, a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, was nominated by Republicans to succeed Sonne! W. Pennypacker as Common Pleas Court Judge. Pennypacker resigned to run for governor and Barratt’s nomination is expected to be endorsed by the Democratic party.
Seventeen brief items report: cold wave damage in Sioux City Watertown frost killed crops October notices of McKinley death anniversary in Oyster Bay memorial services planned by Rev Washburn. Surveys locate a dangerous submerged boat near Morristown. Hoos officers elected at Milwaukee convention. Al exander Shepherd ill in Mexico. Claude Holley ends life near Grand Tower after love rejection.
Governor Gdell issues Melviley day while the So ciety of Friends holds a conference at Asbury Park and adjourns. Robert Metormick United States ambassador to Vienna and Mrs McCormick plan a United States visit on September 17.
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