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Washington Washington Gazette

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Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1903

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Servian King Peter Declares His Throne Claim

Geneva report states King Peter I pledges to serve Servia, resign the throne to popular choice, protect rights, and banish past acts. He proclaims motto For the Sacred Cross and Cherished Liberty and seeks church and army support as Belgrade braces for a royal reception. Belgrade officials note no opposition to provisional government.

Geneva Switzerland Peter Belgrade Associated Press Servia Peter the First Skupshtina

Bad Accident Cuts Reliance From Thirty Mile Race

In New York on June 18 the Reliance broke its topmast after starting a thirty mile race with the Columbia and Constitution. The mast collapsed and hung by torn rigging, forcing Reliance to withdraw as Constitution and Columbia pressed on. Constitution won the cup offered by Commodore Adams of the Larchmont club, beating Columbia by nine minutes and 46 seconds.

New York Columbia Constitution Reliance Commodore Adams Larchmont Club

Editor Stabbed in the Neck in St. Petersburg

Kroushevan ta notorious anti Semite and editor of Bes sarabetz in Kischineff was assaulted by Jews in the street of St. Petersburg and stabbed in the neck. The wound is not fatal. The attacker, a former polytechnic student from Kiev, was captured.

St. Petersburg Kroushevan Kischineff Bessarabetz Kieff

Jewish groups seek hearing on Jews in Russia

Washington reports that several Jewish societies urged President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay to hear their concerns about Jews in Russia. After a conference the president and secretary concluded the ground had been fully reviewed with B Nai B Rith council and that further hearings would not be productive.

Russia Washington Roosevelt Hay Council of B’nai B’rith

Rear Admiral Cotton Transfers Flag to Kearsarge

Washington June 18 Rear Admiral Cotton commanding the European station reports he has transferred his flag from the Chicago to the Kearsarge. The ships Chicago Kearsarge San Francisco and Machias departed Southampton for Kiel to participate in the German navy regatta next week.

Chicago Washington Cotton Navy Department Kearsage San Francisco Machias Southampton Kiel

Founders off George Shoal as Scorpion sinks eighty miles offshore

The British torpedo gunboat Scorpion, towed by the Powerful from Bermuda for St John New Brunswick, foundered eighty miles off George's Shoal. The crew were rescued as the tug reached shore to report the disaster.

Boston Bermuda St. John N. B George’s Shoal

Synod session closes as Augustana presides in Bloomington

In Bloomington Illinois the Augustana Synod of the Swedish Lutheran church concluded its session with a devotional program and announced that a new meeting location will be chosen by a committee. Meanwhile in Pekin Shanghai authorities abandon treaty transfer plans after protests by American and Japanese commissioners.

Shanghai Pekin Bloomington Augustana Synod the Swedish Lutheran Church

Neighborhood Notes from Washington and Riverside

Gracehill Herman Wallace visits Washington while Anna Buxbaum heads to Cedar Falls for summer Normal. Local happenings include school trips, church events, remodeling, harvest prep, and many visits among families and farmers across Oriwardsville Riverside and Pleasant communities.

Elizabeth Klein Washington Carolyn Ball Cedar Falls Lillian van Horn Minnie Conner Corn Porter Georgia Folger Anna Belle Cornell Brighton Francis Cowan Agnes Rankin Lewa City Julia Organ Oxford Agnes Guthrie Lorena Harthorn Alpharetta Thompson Ainsworth May Hillhouse Effie Aiey Riverside Lucy Meacham Gertrude Kendall J. W. Smith Sarah Smythe Lillian Patton Zuletta Lewash West Herman Wallace Wm. Robertson Wheelwright Anna Buxbaum State Normal H. H. Hawkins M. D. Brown Maud Bertha Carr

Alum Baking Powders and Local News

A list of alum based baking powders CALUMET E ECONOMY EDDY S warns alum is cheap at two cents per pound versus cream of tartar at thirty. Also notes Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents claimed to cure blues. Mention that Harry Boice visited from Colfax and will head to Eldora to manage a department store.

E. C Eddy Stewart’s Harry Boice Colfax Sabbath J. C Boice Eldora

Hay Barn Fire Near Havre Ends Losses for Farmer

Mac Moore of near Havre lost his barn containing about thirty tons of hay in a fire last week. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 600 with 250 insurance from Farmers' Mutual. The cause of the fire is unknown.

Mac Moore Havre Farmers’ Mutual

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Normal Institute George Shoal Arthur Woods Sam Miller Ralph Fetters Chas. Benz Chas Tucker Charles Johnson Oscar Harrison Geo. Brinton Robt. Taylor Geo. Smith Wm. Dodder Lou Baird Nina Reeves T. E. MccMillan Benz Wm. Libe Keota Geo Fetters Della Robert Taylor Dexter Iowa Missouri Henry Woods Illinois Lena Miller Blanch Stephens Mable Easter Eva Beard Monmouth Eva Davis Amity Academy Reinbeck M. E Phoebe McKenzie Anna Tedford Davenport Dr. Keister Eva Love Wyman John Cannon Cannon U. P T. A. McKernon Golden Benjamin Harding Joseph Harding Quincy Myrtle Megdelson Keokuk Frank V. Irish Florabel Patterson Hattie Moore Mitchell Des Moines R. B. Crone Angelina Wray New Brunswick New Jersey R. D. Daugherty Washington Academy Chas. B. Stein Amy Folger Mabel Emmons Rate Montgomery Jessie Neiswanger Mildred Blecha Karona Della Patton Edna Jones Nellie Manners Crawfordsville Nellie Essley Mary Henn Wellman Etta McFarland Goldie Dunbar Emma Wonderly Martha Dill Mazie Stewart Elwyn Baker Lottie Groendycke Grace Hill Edith Miller Verdi Grace Shaw Sue Shaw Belle Stevenson Josie Allen Mabel Batterson Amelia Stransky Maud J. Daugherty Della Tomlinson Elizabeth Lindsay Irma Critz Alice L. Goodspeed Bessie L. Ritchey Margaret Herzog Nobile Elva Mahatfa Bessie Moothart Grace Madden Katherine Hoefert Coralia Tedford Lena Bailey Madge Irwin Fairfield Agnes Bishop Lexington Delia Louck Kalona Mabel Owen Westchester Sylvia Dunbar Anna L. Mulchy Nira Lillian Minick Ora Wells Maude Luckey Bethel Maud Shaw Elizabeth Mattis Margery Morrow Eva Booth Olive D. N. Johnson Talleyrand Margaret Morhofer Richmond J. M. Thrig Blanche Burroughs West Chester Dora Montgomery Nora Crone Emma McCarty Mabel Meyer Susie B. Edgington Grace Nicholson Mary Jones Columbus Junction Myria Moreland Nell Bartholomew Jennie Jackson Florence Johnston May Bain Beulah Stewart Ira Moriarty Emma Witting Rose Springman Mary Hunter Wasington Cleo Turbott Mary Hofer Maude Nicola Simon Gingerich Noble Theodore Wanerus Blanche Durst Mae Mahatta Blanche Brinton Wade Emry Artie McCully Blanche White Edna Klein Alice Schirmer Marie Ryan Clayton Eckerman Ella Faulkner Maud Young Vesper White Grace D. Pratt Ira Durst Della Deane Edna Bailey Ethel Bailey Lessie Baker Bessie Meacham Clay Jessie Stewart Josie Kyle Otto Hampsher Pilotburg Frank W. [Rish Neighborhood Notes Gracehill Grace Romig Huntington Ind C. C. Strohm’s Susan Mikseh G. A. Beitel Pittsburg, Pa B. F. Beitel’s Ben’s Howard Richardson Johnie Haifley Parts W. B. Meyer R. Meyer Oscar Vinton Orawrordsville James Kelsey F. M. Reed Jessie Anderson Dale Neal Prof M. E. Logan of Will Mrs. Minnick Mrs. Lemon Methodist Church Mrs. Reynolds Dr. Niblock S. W. Brookhart George Maxwell's California J. H. Anderson Lena Maxwell Colorado Springs Lena Pikes Peak United Presbyterian Church Will Manners Mrs. M Hettie Lemon Connie Joe Houston Iowa City Samuel Jerry Orris J. H. Walker James ‘Hunter Hunter Mr.j.hunter Fred Holtz Mrs. Griffin John Barnett Cedar Rapids Millie Hawthorn Clara Cruz North Ridge Henry Walker Johnson County Anna Butler Lizzie Madden Miss Joy Fry Mathews Herbert F. Freeswick Alice Carr John Meesze Ernest Holtz Fathers Bulger Shenandoah Walsh Morse Fesler’s A. Fridenberg Daytonville Fred Flynn Prebyl & Kirkpatrick Mary Younkin Jennie Dautremont Louis Garrison J. Will Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Indianapolis W. H. Cress B. J. Godlove King Edwards Territory Minnie Stotts Valley Minnie Eva Shaw Iowa Home Finding Society Dudley Allen Josie Edna Morrison County Institute Lou Edelstein Clara Irma Stella Cruz Safourik Mary Josephine Joseph Safourek Rock Island Mary Woodburn Cincinati L. C. Woodburn Fannie Buchwalter L. C Henry Kneebel St. Louis St. Marys
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