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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1909

Page

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Encampment Contests At Grand Army Meeting In Salt Lake

Salt Lake City hosts the forty third annual Grand Army encampment with interest centered on the race for chief command between Ex Governor Van Sant Minnesota and Judge William A Ketcham Indiana and a close contest for encampment site between Atlantic City and St Louis. Members also note a tight national presidency race for the Womens Relief Corps with Jean Berry Iowa Belle Harris Kansas and Melissa Taylor Indiana as candidates.

Salt Lake Utah Grand Army of the Republic van Sant Minnesota William A. Ketcham Indiana Atlantic City St. Louis Ketcham Women's Relief Corps Jean C. I. Berry Iowa Belle Harris Kansas Melissa Taylor Council of Ladies The Andersonville Prison Board Council of the Daughters of Veterans Council of the Relief Corps National Press Correspondents National Association of ex-Union Prisoners

Marines Probe Death of Lieut Sutton in Annapolis

Testimony attributed to Sgt Arthur Todd portrays Lieut James Sutton being shot during a guard arrest attempt at the field. Todd describes a running man who ignored commands and a pistol flash that felled Sutton, with Roelker nearly hit and a mushroomed bullet found in a drill book.

Boston Mass Arthur Todd U. S. Marine Corps Post Today James Sutton Sutton Todd Annapolis Lieuts. Adams Osterman Lieut. Roelker Richardson Boelker Roelker James N. Sutton Adams

Sweden Calm Prevails as General Strike Fails

Stockholm reports perfect calm and signs the general strike will fail. Strikers threaten traffic, yet streets are active with carts and streetcars. The king passes under escort as gas and electric plants run. Some unions refuse to break contracts and newspapers fear a society-wide conflict. Nova Scotia coal workers strike as Cumberland Railway and Coal Company resists union recognition.

Stockholm Veaders Labor Party Nova Scotia Spring Hill N. S Cumberland Railway and Coal Company

Fatal Black Damp Traps Berry Pickers in Abandoned Mine

In Davenport Iowa on August 10 a 15 year old, a 14 year old, and a 25 year old entered an old coal mine near Donald's farm five miles south of Prospect Park and were overcome by black damp. Their bodies were recovered after a search and a coroner's inquest was planned for this afternoon.

Davenport Walter Cole Arthur Harrington William Cole Donald Prospect Park Moline

Wisconsin Drouth Is Broken At Last

The worst drouth in 37 years ended as rain fell for the first time since July 2. Crops across the region received substantial relief from the shower.

Wisconsin la Crosse Wis

Son’s Spirit Spoke to Her in Death Row Letters

Mrs. Sutton writes of a belief that her son Jimmie died by others actions not his own. She claims spirit messages from Jimmie to prove non suicide, hoping to drop the case. The letters describe fear of “beasts” plotting and insist Adams killed him.

Adams Sutton Utley Osterman Annapolis Sut Jimmie

Insane Man Violent Entry Sparks Creston Disturbance

In Creston Iowa James A Robinson declared insane and expelled from J M Jones home. He returned leading to a clash with women at religious gathering. police and a deputized cab driver helped restrain him. He was jailed at the courthouse and later ordered to Clarinda for confinement.

Creston James A. Robinson J. M. Jones Jones Robinson Court House Clarinda

Endurance Run Opens From Cleveland For AMA Riders

Under ideal weather, the Federation of American Motorcyclists annual endurance run began in Cleveland with 99 entries. The course ends in Indianapolis. riders depart in four rider units at one minute intervals, aiming for about 20 miles an hour on the trek.

Cleveland Federation of American Motorcyclists Indianapolis

Doctor Faces Ugly Charges in Jacksonville Arrest

Keokuk Iowa, Aug 10 Dr William W Cameron a well known dentist and ex Mayor James Cameron's son was arrested on four warrants charging assault with intent to murder his wife and three children. The alleged July 5 attacks occurred while Cameron was thought to be intoxicated. He is held on $1000 bond for preliminary examination. Mrs Cameron seeks separate maintenance and $20000 permanent alimony.

Keokuk Jacksonville Til William W. Cameron James Cameron Cameron Ill

British Warath Reported Missing With 300 Aboard

Durban dispatch reports eight days of searching failed to locate the British steamer Warath with 300 persons aboard, missing since July 26. The cruiser Pandora returned to port after the effort.

Durban Warath

King Edward Leaves for Marienbad for Annual Cure

London reports King Edward departed Aug 10 to Marienbad for his annual health cure.

London Edward Marienbad

Sirus Balloon Crosses the Alps from Chamonix to Locarno

The airship Sirus, piloted by M. Spelterine with three passengers, left Chamonix on Sunday and landed safely near Locarno, Switzerland, at an altitude of 5,490 feet, reporting success in crossing the Alps.

Chamonix France Sirus Alps M. Spelterine Locarno

Wrights sail for Germany with sister Katharine

Orville Wright and sister Katharine left New York on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie to demonstrate the Wright aeroplane in Germany. Wright said the machine could fly 1,400 miles at 40 miles an hour with enough fuel for 25 hours. A Berlin report denied Count Zeppelin's death as unfounded.

New York N. Y Germany Orville Wright Kronprinzess Cecilie Katharine Wright Zeppelin Berlin Count Zeppelin

Hotel Hessel Fire Strikes Mackinac Island Guests

Fire at Hotel Hessel in Hessel Mich. near Mackinac Island endangered forty guests early today. Many escaped in night clothing losing their baggage as flames swept through the building.

Mackinac Island Mich Hessel Hessel, Mich Here

Chicago Woman Drugged By Man on Subway Case

Mrs. Elizabeth Nosker, claiming to be the wife of a Chicago businessman, collapsed on a New York subway platform and is unconscious in a hospital. William P. H. Lehlan of Bay Ridge Brooklyn is detained on disorderly conduct while the case is investigated. Lehlan calls himself the woman's friend and denies wrongdoing.

New York N. Y Elizabeth Nosker Chicago New York Hospital William P. H. Lehlan Bay Ridge Brooklyn

Richard Golden Dies Aboard Houseboat Stroller

New York August 10 Richard Golden actor died suddenly today aboard the houseboat Stroller in Gravesend Bay as a guest of John Newton Porter. The death occurred at the maritime residence with Porter hosting the actor at the time.

New York N. Y Richard Golden Gravesend Bay John Newton Porter

Island Tobacco Admitted Free

San Francisco reports a telegraphic order from the assistant secretary of the treasury freeing 500000 Philippine cigars from bond and admitting them free of duty under new tariff rules. Under the old tariff the duty would have been $20000.

San Francisco Cal

Dr Robt J Burdette Improves at Clifton by the Sea

Robert J Burdette, ill at his Clifton by the Sea summer home, is reported much better as of August 10 in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Cal Robt. J. Burdette Clifton-by-the-Sea

Reception for Senator Cummins Draws 5000 in Des Moines

Des Moines crowds greet Senator Albert B. Cummins with a record turnout of about 5,000 people at the Rock Island station. The welcome features flag-waving, the Star Spangled Banner, and a landmark parade along Fourth and West Walnut streets to a lined route and a motorcade welcome.

Des Moines Albert B. Cummins Rock Island Iowa Howard Clark Louis Kurtz Fourth Street Senator Cummins Miller Newell Bellinger and Riley Fourth West Walnut Cummins I. Friedrich Harvey Ingham Lincoln F. J. Will E. G. Pratt

Japan China Relate Ne Go Toward Rail Line Deal

Pekin reports Japan replies to China on reconstruction of the Antung and Mukden railway. Beijing agreed the line should be standard gauge and negotiations on other points may resume. China shows a more favorable view and tension eases.

Pekin Japan Antung and Mukden China

Pinchot Defends Roosevelt Land Policies at Congress

Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, dominated the Spokane program as he opposed criticisms that Roosevelt era land policy kept too much land from homeseekers. The debate will continue when Secretary Ballinger speaks later in the week.

Spokane Wash Gifford Pinchot National Irrigation Congress Roosevelt Interior Ballinger

Wave of efficiency tests reaches treasury department

Washington reports the wave of efficiency tests from the commerce and labor department has extended to the treasury. Secretary MacVeagh, before leaving for New Hampshire, named three assistant secretaries to lead a reform commission. Cards were sent to all employees for self and supervisor reviews of work quantity and quality.

Washington Treasury Department New Hampshire MacVeagh

Gulf Storm Triggers Warnings From New Orleans

New Orleans reports storm warnings for the Texas coast as a high intensity gulf storm centers southeast of the Rio Grande and moves northward. Mariners are advised the middle and western gulf is unsafe for ships.

New Orleans Texas

Ninety Players Start Iowa Golf Association Qualifiers

Ottumwa Iowa August 10 Ninety players began the qualifying rounds of the Iowa Golf Association ninth annual tournament.

Ottumwa Iowa Golf Association

Indians land drawing for Coeur d Alene reservation began

The second day of the drawing started in Coeur d Alene Idaho with John L Schuler of New Berlin Ill drawing number 1501. The full list of 3000 names expected to be completed before night.

Coeur d’ Alene Idaho John L. Schuler New Berlin Ill Schuler Coeur d’ Alene Reservation

Aged Actress Jane German Dies in Baltimore

Baltimore August 10 Mrs Jane German an aged actress died here today from ailments of old age Her death ends a long stage career spanning decades and she was a familiar figure in local theaters

Baltimore Jane German

Weather Outlook for Iowa and Illinois

Iowa and Illinois forecasts show generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with continued warmth. Sunrise is at 4 51 and sunset at 6 58.

Iowa Illinois

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