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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1909

Page

5

Standings of the clubs in major leagues

National League standings show Pittsburgh and Philadelphia atop with strong records while Chicago St Louis New York and Brooklyn follow. American League lists Detroit Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago and Washington with varying marks. Western League table includes City Wichita Denver and other teams with mixed wins and losses.

National League W. Kl. P Pittsb'y Phila Chicago St. Lo Uis New Y'k B’klyn In’nati Boston American League. Etroit Clevel'd Hila St. L'uis Wash'n Western League Oo City Wichita Les M’s Denver Maha Lincoln Opeka Pueblo

Yesterday's Ball Games Highlights Across Multiple Cities

Recap of yesterday's baseball scores from Cincinnati Chicago Omaha Denver Pueblo Sioux City and other sites. Games feature teams like Gasper Roth Brown Graham Spade Pauxtis Evans Graham Farthing Nunnemacher Hollenbeck Cadman and Wright Kerns with late darkness stoppage noted in Chicago and varied inning totals across venues.

Cincinnati Iponati Gasper- Roth Brown-Graham Spade-Pauxtis Evans Graham Chicago R.h.ehicago York Ruelbach Pfeister Archer Marsquard Crandall Sehler Western League Omaha R.hle. Incom Nee Farthing Nunnemacher Hollenbeck Cadman Denver R.H.E. Opeka Mver Wright-Kerns Adams Haas mWer Wicht Ashley Kerns Judson Mand Neece Pueblo R.h.eb Misa S&rennan-Jokerst Swift-Williams Sioux City R.hle Oux City Moiles G Chabek Johnson and Towne Me Pregor Burnum Barngrover Mearus

Governor Johnson in critical condition after operation

Rochester Minnesota September 20 Governor Johnson remains in critical condition with only minor changes in temperature and pulse. He retains little nourishment aside from carbonated water and his stomach remains distended by gas. Doctors report no septic poisoning but warn the danger of peritonitis persists. He slept more today, offering guarded hope, though no gain in strength is noted.

Rochester Minn Johnson Charles McNevin McNevin Mc. Nevin

Needham visits Montezuma after washington trip

Chas. K. Needham came from Washington Thursday night and traveled to Montezuma Friday morning to inspect the newspaper property and visit his wife who is reporting there this term. Keokuk County News, Sept. 16.

Chas. K. Needham Washington Montezuma Keokuk County

CHIL DREN GET A GOOD FARM AND HOMES

Articles report Charley Keiser importing twenty horses from New York to Keota and note plans for a Kientz family move to Texas with G A Van Winkle assisting. Also covered is the death of Mrs Elizabeth B McClellan and the inheritance of four Osborne children after their Washington county uncle dies, with pending guardianship and residence questions.

Charley Keiser Frank Clark Doc Kerr Washington New York Keota Keokuk County Hi. J. Kientz Texas

Death of Major James M. Armstrong Spokane Capitalist

Major James M. Armstrong born April 23 1844 in Washington PA died at his home 914 Sharp avenue Spokane at 7 05 p m after five years ill health. He served as a Union soldier losing a leg before Atlanta, held posts in the land office in Washington and Colfax, was county clerk, helped develop Rossland and owned Le Roi mine stock. He was a member of Renopost G A R and the Elks. He was married in Washington DC.

Elizabeth BE. McClellan McClellan Hamilton James B. McClellan William S Bremerton Wash Pleasant Plain Nat. Childs Gray FP. Combs Joseph McCellan Albert Combs Albia Curtis McClellan Clara Wells Washington Presbyterian Church Fairfield Ledger Spokesman- Review Spokane James M. Armstrong John Shields Sharp Avenue Coeur d'Alene Lake Major Armstrong Iowa Sherman Atlanta Washington, D. C General Land Office Land Office Colfax Washb Register of the Land Office Colfax Congress Washington Territory Charles S. Voorhees Rossland B. C le Roi L. F. Williams Hyde Renopost the Elks

Death notice of widow and daughter survivor

On June 11, 1873, the deceased is survived by his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Donald F. Kizer, of 1211 Fourteenth Avenue.

Donald F. Kizer Fourteenth Avenue

Local notes from Keokuk and surrounding towns

Keokuk County New reports Elmer Raffle and daughter from Washington visiting his parents. Ainsworth Clipper notes Mrs Sophie Marsh leaving for Washington to visit sister Rebecca Allen. Hanlon family hosts sisters Swift and Lester Hanlon visiting Washington. Richland mentions Miss Jennette Lemley from Washington en route to Grinnell for school. Implicit Rex Miller comments on aunt Carrie’s auto and rural editor context.

Elmer Raffle Washington Keokuk County New Sophie Marsh Rebecca Allen Ainsworth Clipper Jennette Lemley Grinnell Richland Clarion

Professor Henry E. Gordon Dies at Iowa University Hospital

Professor Henry E. Gordon head of the university public speaking department for over eight years died after a battle with typhoid fever at the university hospital. An Amherst graduate he helped organize the Iowa High School Debating Association and served as its executive committee chairman. He is survived by his wife and three children including Arthur Gordon sporting editor of the Register and Leader.

Iowa City Henry E. Gordon University University Hospital Gordon Amherst Iowa High School Arthur Gordon The Register and Leader

Notable Local Figures Appear in Pharmacy Loge Crowd

The report names Dean Curri Byers Mrs W J Teeters Dean Teetere and Professor Gordon among attendees in the pharmacy loge. Professor Gordon, a well known local figure, recently delivered a sermon at the Presbyterian church.

Curri Byers W. J. Teeters Dean Teetere Pharmacy Loge Gordon Presbyterian Church

Why Chamberlain's Cough Reached Nationwide Use

From a small start the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Rese was extended to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries. It proved especially valuable for coughs and colds. For sale by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.

United States F. L. Stolte and Lemmon’s

Royal market offers fresh meats and seafood

You can find beef pork veal and lamb at the Royal. Fresh lard sausage fish oysters pickles and hams and bacon are also available. The ad promises tender home dressed meat at lower prices than competitors south of P. street.

The Royal South OF

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