Death of John Foley Ruled From Alcohol Nicotine Poisoning
Post mortem findings and coroner inquest conclude John E. Foley died of cardiac failure due to excessive alcohol and nicotine. Inquest in Muscatine Iowa at the European Hotel Room 45 heard testimony from Mollie Randall Walter Jones Arthur Steichmer and Michael Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Norton
Beveridge
Muscatine
John E. Foley
W. S. Norton
T. F. Beveridge
M. D
Appel
Mollie E. Randall
Walter Jones
Arthur Steichmer
Michael Foley
European
Local Man Honored by Philatelist Convention
D. T. Eaton of Muscatine received a Boston telegram stating he is a leading figure at the American Philatelist convention in session there. Eaton is secretary of the association, manages a stamp firm on Town avenue, and plans an eastern visit before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Iast
D. T. Eaton
Eaton
Town Avenue
Muscatine
Parker Performer Breaks His Leg in Amusement Ride
Mack Wheeler of Parker Amusement company broke his leg leaping the gap on Front Street near Bowman barn during his last city appearance. A large crowd watched as the ride began the crash sent him into spectators. He is in Hershey hospital for several weeks awaiting treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Wheeler
Parker Amusement Company
Front Street
Bowman Barn
Wheeler
Hershey Hospital
Iowa Man Sets Low Golf Score in Arsenal Open
Davenport report details Rock Island Golf club invitation rounds at Arsenal Course with Gordon of Iowa City firing 78 to lead bogey under par. Finalists from Illinois and Iowa include Ardo and Leon Mitchell Cady and Gordon. Two-ball handicap match play and many close results featured in first flight outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Rock Island Golf Club
Illinois
Iowa
Ardo
Leon Mitchell
Rock Island
J. D. Cady
Moline
Arthur Gordon
Iowa City
Gordon
G. W. Bunn
Springfield
Frank Holiday
Burlington
Wilfred Arnold
Galesburg
Ill
Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
Aldo Mitchell
Arsenal
Lee Maxwell
Marshalltown
FE. C. Mueller
A. Mitchell
L. Maxwell
E. ¢C. Mueller
Decker Frenca
R. J. Lietch
Tuscumbia
Wis
Health Board Reports Only One Contagious Case in July
The Health Board met at city hall with little business. Dr. Fulham’s report shows July had one contagious disease case, diphtheria, quarantined briefly. City food inspector Hackett filed a report noting 690 animals inspected and killed, milk licenses issued, and markets in clean sanitary condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Honorable
John Umlandt
J. D. Fulhiam
Hackett
Muscatine
C. J. Hackett
Weather and Crop Bulletin Highlights Weekly Rainfall
The past week brought above normal temperatures in the east and below in the west. Rainfall was uneven but benefited all regions with showers in the first half of the week. Northwest North Central and East Central saw the heaviest rain, slowing wheat harvest and causing grain in shocks to sprout. Overall crops gain from rains. corn and pastures improve. late potatoes show good promise. southern areas seek more rain while central and northern regions have ample moisture toward maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest North Central
East Central
Northwest
Annual Seashore Excursion to Atlantic City and Return
A seashore excursion from Peoria on August 23 1906 via Lake Erie and Western railroad to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City or Sea Isle City with a 19.59 dollar rate. Tickets valid to Sept 6 1996 with stopovers in Philadelphia Niagara Falls Clew Summit on return. Tickets honored on C B line steamers Buffalo to Cleveland. Inquiries to E B Leppert District Passenger Agent 325 Main St Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
N. J
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Peoria
Niagara Falls
Clew Summit
Cleveland
E. B. Leppert
Main St
Lil
Fruitland social and school notes fill the week
Fruitland residents and visitors are listed with arrivals and departures from Ohio Indiana and Iowa. The school board elected fall teachers Mittman Anna Gertz Grace Grosgean Della Gear Sadie Du Boise Addie Lindley for local district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
David Dotson
Mark Dotson
Wapello
L. L. Webster
J. Simms
Ohio
J. B. Lyman
Tracy
Roy Kemp
Grandview
A. F. Kemp
Johnnie Strouse
Sd. Trott
Eldon
Miss Pepper
Seaton
T. J. Fitzsimmons
Parker Carnival Stay Proclamation Bans Nuisances
City warns all persons of arrest for throwing rubber balls confetti water or causing nuisances during Parker Carnival company stay. Mayor J Asthalter signs the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Carnival Company
J. Asthalter
West Liberty Social News and Local Visits
Mrs James Connelly hosted a 6 oclock dinner on North Columbus street with a full table of guests. Many residents and visitors from Muscatine Davenport Iowa City and Selma Cal were noted in the day’s local social and business activity including card games and a flower show fundraiser for the cemetery improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
James Connelly
North Columbus Street
Walter Luse
Lenora Nichols
Albert Whitacre
Will Baxter
Henry Nichols
Harry Luse
Bennie Nichols
Bert Mountain
Mollie Nichols
Jessie Knowles
Chicago
North Calhoun Street
J. P. Gibbey
Grinnell
Davenport
W. C. Downer
Muscatine
E. C. Nichols
G. W. McFadden
Oskaloosa
Misses Pearl
Ora Nichols
Dr. Jayne
Ladies
McAdams
Moscow
Ramsey
Iowa City Bell Telephone Company
Schnack
Selma
Cal
Cedar Rapids
Charlie Pratt
East Fourth Street
Alex Stuart
South Prairie
Ray Nichols
Kansas City
T. C. Marshall
Lois
Iowa City
Phin. Gibson
W. H. Smith
Ada
Fred Tharp
Centerdale
Mary Clark
Messrs
S. T. Sinnett
Fred Demorest
Albion
Mich
E. F. Schall
Carlos Briggs
Conesville
J. W. Burge
Dana Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Brickner
Eleventh Street
Milwaukee, Wis
Peruna
Perua
Alkano
Alkano Remedy Co
Chas.h, Gobble, Mgr
Home Tea Co
Foley
Alco
J. C. Coster
J. W. Porter
F. W. Eversmeyer
St. Louis
American Philatelist Association
the Old Reliable
Stein Furniture Co
West Second St
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
East Second Street
Suett, Peabody & Ge Gest
Orld
Parker
N. D. Middleton
C. P. Skinner
Walter Chambers
Nathaniel French
A. C. Brown
Harry Ainsworth
G. H. Harrison
Gaiesburg
H. E. Tredway
J. L. Thatcher
M. H. Thompson
C. D. Thomas
Health Board
Spector Reports
J. D. Fulham
Weather and Crop Bulletin
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Second Street
N. Rosenberger
R. C. Schenck
Ninth Street
Jos. Neuenhuis
Lold
Brunswick-Salke Cotlender Co
H. M. Bartlett
P. O
Home Savings Bank Free
Morey Eby
Grand Rapids
Jonathan Worrall
Pedee
Gifford
Calhoun Street
Mr. Snyder
Kalona
Chas. Stottler and Sons
Springdale
Grace Norton Beeson
John Wiley
Charlie Polder
John
Clyde Wells
Lizzie Mountain
Waterloo
Guy Briggs
Nichols
Friends
Floricultural Society
Lea H. Hirsch Button Co. Factory
West Fourth
H. J. Heinz & Co
Bey
Jos. Bilkey
Care Journal
A. E. Porter
McDermott Street
Winnipeg
West Front Street
N. S. Smith
H. J. Heinz Co
J. Greenbollat
E. Second Street
J. Greenblat
E Second Street
Muscatine Produce Co
Randall's European Hotel
Shaffer
Iowa Avenue
Beaver County
M. D. Hubbard
Gate
Oklahoma
Walnut Street
6Th St
Eidhth Street
A. A. Keath
West Leventt Street
Carskaddan, Bark & Pepper
Walnut and
Eighth Streets
C. B. Fuller
Confectioner
Dad Dollen
Dad
J. Greenblatt
Denver
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Marion Knight
Maaternity
Park Avenue
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co
Milwaukee
Muscatine Produce Company
E. H. King
2Nd Street
J. H. Muniee&Son
McQuesten, Sawyer Co
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