Summer Street Car Schedule Reveals Daily Transit Times
The schedule shows departures from the company office at 5 50 a m and every 20 minutes to 11 00 p m for South Muscatine with onward runs from 6 05 a m to 11 15 p m. Park Place and Fair Grounds routes run from 6 00 a m or 6 10 a m with 20 minute intervals to near 11 p m. Cemetery service begins 6 00 a m and 6 19 a m with 20 minute gaps to 11 10 p m. Sunday's service starts 8 00 a m with half hour until 10 00 and then 20 minute intervals to 9 00 p m and 10 15 from the line end.
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Subscriptions and Rates For The Muscatine Journal
The Muscatine Journal lists subscription terms with semi weekly delivery on Tuesdays and Saturdays payable in advance. Remittances should be made payable to JOURNAL PRINTING Co. Muscatine Iowa by postal card telephone or money order or draft express.
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Journal Printing Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Delivery guidelines for The Daily Journal subscribers
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS Irregular or tardy delivery of The Journal should be reported to the business office. Every copy should be delivered before 6:30 p m. Complain promptly if late. Subscribers should provide boxes or a designated secure drop-off place to protect from weather or molestation.
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Daily Journal
Summer vacation home delivery by newspaper
The Daily Journal offers regular mail or telephone delivery to readers going away for the season. Notify the Journal business office to start service or update the address as you travel. The paper will follow you to your chosen destination.
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Notice to Advertisers From The Journal
The Journal will guarantee changes to advertisements only if copy is in the office by 9 a.m. The Journal is sold daily at R. A. Holmes E. B. Davidson and C. W. Hodges news stands. All customers can be supplied.
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McKinley Roosevelt Ticket for 1900 Ballot
The ticket nominates William McKinley of Ohio for president and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for vice president, aligning with Republican party plans for the forthcoming election year.
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WM. McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Republican State Ticket Listed for Iowa Offices
The ticket lists candidates for Iowa state offices including W. B. Martin for Secretary of State G. B. Gilbertson for Treasurer Co W. Mullen for Attorney General F. F. Merriam for Auditor Emblin McLain for Supreme Court Emlin McLain for Supreme Court D. J. Palmer for Railroad Commissioner Electors at Large John M. Baldwin and Ole Roe with their counties of residence noted
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Winnebago County
Co. W. Mullen
Blackhawk County
John M. Baldwin
Pottawattamie County
Rumple Suggested as Strong Union Candidate for Congress
Capt Rumple a Union veteran of the 2d Iowa cavalry, praised for a vigorous campaign in Muscatine county where two companies were enrolled. Former Iowa county state senator, he is described as a capable speaker with a clean public record and long Marengo business ties. Republicans urged solid rally to secure a large majority.
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Bryan Support in 1899 Democratic Imperialism Debate
Segments discuss Southern illiteracy gaps and compare with England France and Germany. It notes Bryan endorsed by Liberty Congress for president amid third party debates and a Republican Muscatine county convention outlines candidate nominations.
The Calamity That Came Not
Tekamah Herald notes dramatic price shifts from 1896 to present with corn at 44 pounds of coffee per bushel now. 214 pounds. wheat buys 13 yards gingham vs 10. 329 bushels corn buys a binder vs 750. 175 bushels corn buys a wagon vs 350. hogs near 5 cents vs 2.50–2.85. fat cattle 5 cents and up vs 3–4. horses more than double in value.
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Movement Nears Half Cent Coin Use in U S
A drive seeks a half cent coin for general use nationwide. Merchants in major cities sign a document urging change to aid pricing and make payments easier. Also promotes a patent medicine claiming wide health benefits and urging buyers to insist on the genuine bottle with a revenue stamp.
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United States
Illiteracy spotlight at Southern States educational meeting
At a Southern States educational conference appeals were made for aid to white schools in the South. The discussion noted rare large bequests to the region and that most gifts have gone to colored schools, highlighting ongoing illiteracy concerns.
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Southern States
South
Press Club Hosts Bipartisan Reception in Chicago
Chicago August 17 Representatives from national state and county levels of both parties will attend a reception hosted by the Chicago Press Club tonight. More than two thousand prominent political figures are expected as newspaper men extend the invitation.
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Press Clube of
Murderer Majors to Die in Salt Lake City
Abe Majors of Oakland Calif convicted of killing Ogden policeman Brown in April 1899 is to be shot today. His friends sought a pardon but the State board of pardons refused to interfere after considering affidavits and arguments.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Abe Majors
Oakland
Cal
Policeman Brown
Ogden
State Board of Pardons
Democratic nominating convention adopts platform and ticket
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 17 heavy rain could not dampen delegates as the Democratic state convention adopted the Kansas City platform and pledged support for Bryan and Stevenson. Nominations were by acclamation for secretary of state S G Grane auditor I M Gibson treasurer H L Williams attorney general C Harper supreme court judge J W Freeland railroad commissioner J B Anderson electors at large Joseph Elbeck and C H Mackey.
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Huffman
John D. Denison
Clarion
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Republic
S. G. Grane
Polk County
I. M. Gibson
Delaware Couty
H. L. Williams
O’brien
Crosler Nominated for Congress by Seventh Town Democrats
Des Moines Iowa August 17 George W Crosler of Knoxville was nominated by the Seventh Town district Democratic convention in this city to run against Hall.
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Des Moines
George W. Crosler
Knoxville
Hall
Low Rates to Chicago Via B C R N Ry
National Encampment of the G A R brings special train offers from nearby stations to Chicago. The advert highlights low rates and good service with fast travel time and courteous staff. Call for rates and limits.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Simple Health Cure
Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a simple solution for health, claiming digestion improves and blood stays pure. It cites cures for scrofula salt rheum catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and other disorders and promotes Hood's Pills as a favorite family cathartic.
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Armenian American seeks property restored by sultan
Dr Petros Nishkian a Kansas City chemist and Armenian American seeks to recover confiscated family property taken during the 1896 Armenian troubles in Smyrna. He notes his naturalization papers and plans to petition the Ottoman authorities after presenting his case at a Paris chemists congress.
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Petros F. Nishkian
Turkey
Congress of Chemists
Smyrna
Nishkian
Kansas City
Mystic Shrine
Ararat
Fez
Mount Ararat
Armenia
United States
State Department
America
Advertisement for Cas Carets Candy Cathartic
A vintage ad promotes Cas Carets candy cathartic as a cure for various ailments by correcting bowel movements. It claims natural relief with no gripe or pain and costs 10 cents to start, urging buyers to beware of counterfeit products.
School Children Demonstrate Summer School Results
Women lead a benefit entertainment in Kansas City to showcase gains from summer schools. Musicians from the city organize the program while pupils perform to illustrate what teachers and students achieved during the short vacation season.
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Kansas City
Toboggan Slide Pamphlet Promotes Clear Lake Resort
The Central Passenger Department of the Iowa Central releases a new pamphlet “Clear Lake, Iowa, and the Oaks” promoting Clear Lake as a charming summer resort. It features engravings, sections on bathing and the Oaks Hotel, and a guide on how to reach the area. Copies are available from railway agents or Geo. S. Batty, G P and T A, Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Iowa Cental
Geo. S. Batty
G. P. & T. A Lama Central Ry
Marshalltown
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