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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1912

Page

3

Animals Do Reason Instances From Real Life

Readers report intelligent animal behavior suggesting reasoning and imitation. A Newfoundland dog chased a squirrel, manipulated a hollow log, and retrieved the prey after water exposure. Another pair of dogs showed learning by imitation, while a stray kitten named Toots learned to eat with her paw before adopting normal feeding after the elder cat Tom died.

W .L. Mott Bolivar, Mo May Jordan MacDonough Dubuque Bruno Jeff Toots Tom Klitea

Lamplighter Mystery Solved by a Tombit Nest

A lamplighter near Ealing notices a lamp relit daily despite being turned down. He discovers a tombit nest inside the lamp causing the light to rise by jumping onto the incandescent ring. Similar past mysteries included a night bell shadowed by a rat on a wire.

Tomtit Greenford Ealing Psychical Research Society Westminister Gazette

Bulgarian Crown Prince Boris to Marry Romanian Princess Elizabeth

The Bulgarian crown prince Boris reportedly fell in love with Princess Elizabeth daughter of the Romanian crown prince after seeing her photograph during a Roumanian queen’s visit. Boris informed his father King Ferdinand of his wish to marry Elizabeth or stay single for life. King Charles vetoed the match for political reasons, but Ferdinand on an Vienna visit convinced the Austrian emperor to influence Charles, and an official engagement announcement is expected soon.

Boris Elizabeth Roumania King Ferdinand Charles Ferdinand Vienna London Standard

Reproach Returned: Dreiser Deliberate Pace Cited

The passage discusses Theodore Dreiser's slow, painstaking method at age 40 after two novels and contrasts his approach with a rival writer who claims to finish a novel in three weeks. Dreiser remains steadfast, implying critics and others share the same high expectations.

Theodore Dreiser Mr. Dreiser Marrie Jennie Gerhardt Dreiser Mr. Dretser

Young Astor Is Home From Ocean Liner Voyage

New York reports Vincent Asser, a 75 million dollar heir, arrived aboard the Metaretania and says he is too busy for love or society, focusing on work and college. He appears older by five years since his father perished on the Titanic, and his companion Miss Laura Webb is the daughter of financier F. Edgerton Webb who also came on Mauretania.

New York Vincent Asser Laura Webb F. Edgerton Webb

Baseball scores and game outcomes across leagues

In the American League Chicago defeated St. Louis 9 to 5 in a first game. a second game seven innings was called due to darkness with Chicago leading 5 to 4. Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 0. Cleveland routed Detroit 16 to 6. In the National League Chicago swept Cincinnati in a three game set, 8 to 4, 4 to 4 in ten innings and a third game called at darkness. New York edged Boston 7 to 6. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0.

Cp Fon Veland Pepes Louis Aew York New York Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati T. Seren St. Louis Philadelphia Wathington Cleveland Detroit Rompenier York National League Darkacke Boston Brooklyn Philademida

Davis loses suit for divorce and alimony

Judge Walton Cordwell of the superior court ruled against Mrs. Jennie W. Davis in her separate maintenance suit against Hubert B. Davis, the New York baking powder magnate. The petition for five thousand dollars monthly alimony was found insufficient after months of bitter trial.

Los Angeles Cal Walton Cordwell Superior Court Jennie W. Davis Hubert B. Davis New York

Former Speculator Slain in Janesville Railroad Yards

B L Dwyer aged about sixty a noted Wall Street stock speculator and investor in various ventures was found dead in the Janesville Wisconsin railroad yards. A bullet hole was found indicating a likely murder in the crime scene with authorities investigating the circumstances.

Janesville Wis B. L. Dwyer Wall Street

Detectives Guard Brooklyn Bridge to Save Mrs Rose Pearlstein

A special squad of detectives was stationed along the Brooklyn Bridge to prevent any suicide attempt by Mrs Rose Pearlstein an East side worker. The incident was reported from New York on September 27.

Guard Bridge New York Brooklyn Bridge Rose Pearkstein East Side

Spain Faces National Railroad Strike and Martial Law Risk

Protests across Barcelona and surrounding provinces escalate as railroad workers strike. Government troops guard streets while ships Pelayo and another vessel bring more troops. A general, revolutionary labor shutdown threatens Valencia Aragon and Saragossa with martial law possible amid arrests and press crackdowns.

Barcelona Valencia Aragon and Saragossa Spain Pelayo Aragon

Danish Actor Refuses Cinematic Execution Role

Copenhagen reports Denmark's star Adam Pou son refuses a film part in which his character dies on the scaffold. He demanded a trial before rehearsals and the executioner allowed the knife to fall, ending the scene.

Copenhagen Adam Pouson Denmark Poulson

Man Leaps In Niagara Falls Mystery Man Missing

Workmen on the Canadian side report a man vaulting the iron rail near the brink and falling 200 feet into rocks and spray below Niagara Falls. Police recover a derby hat business cards and insurance papers bearing the name Frank J Parker Buffalo N Parker a captain in the Seventy fourth regiment New York National Guard. He had been in poor health and has been missing since Wednesday.

Niagara Falls N. Y Niagara River Frank J. Parker Buffalo, N Parker Seventy-fourth Regiment New York National Guard

Bride Shot by Suitor at La Crosse Station

Efla Thompson of De Soto Wisconsin became Mrs Severettri before a bridal trip but was shot to death at the Burlington station in La Crosse by John Peterson a rejected suitor. He wounded himself and was taken into custody as onlookers watched.

la Crosse Wis Efla Thompson de Soto Severettri Burlington John Peterson Peterson Yttri

May End Copper Strike Near Saline Utah Conference

Union labor officials in Salt Lake City hold talks as Utah Copper activity remains discouraging. Strikers say they are pressing for a settlement while idle trainmen seek vacation amid the labor dispute.

Bingham Utah Salt Lake City Utah Copper Company J. C. Schilling Tiah Copper Company

Mutinous Troops Executed in Wuchang After Outbreak

More than 200 soldiers were executed by loyal troops commanded by Gen Li Yuan Heng after a mutiny near Wuchang China. The executions were carried out without court martial following the Tuesday outbreak among encamped soldiers.

Wuchang China Li Yuan Heng

Five Women Testify to Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Reedville Oregon and New Orleans women report relief from “Change of Life” symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies describe hot flashes dizziness backaches and improved sleep and vitality following use.

Reedville Ore Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Ooart Oregon New Orleana Lydia E. Pinkharm Gaston Blondeau Polymnia St New Orleans Baurin Marion Mishawaka Ind Alton Station E. Pinkham Emma Baiey Lydia E. Pink Mra Bf. M. Thorn Deisem No. Dak

Losing Out Sale Dairy Cows in Washington

A quit dairy business sale in southeast Washington on Tuesday October 1 1912 at 11 am lists nineteen head of cows and heifers two bulls calves a work horse fourteen shoats five dozen Plymouth Rock chickens milk cans and gear. Terms include 12 months on sums over ten with bankable note at 7 percent interest and cash under ten. Lunch on grounds conducted by W A Chilcott D F Macon Aud M DeLong clerk.

Washington Plymouth Rock

Foley Pills claim cure all ailments and restore health

Advertises Foley Pills with broad health claims including curing backache strengthening kidneys correcting urinary irregularities building tissue and removing uric acid to prevent Bright disease diabetes and rheumatism. Advises refusing substitutes.

Bright

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