The Princess Week of The Beat Pictures in City
The Princess presents a week of film releases from Pathé Kalem Essanay Lubin Selig Edison and Vitagraph with showings daily including The Red Skin Aailers End of the Feud The Confederate Ironclad and The Heavenly Voice alongside Bunny at the Derby Apache Renegade and The Indian's Phonastip Reviews urge readers to compare with competitors and note first choice releases managed by Judy Beaton and Notbert.
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Beat
Geneva
Chicago
Thogram
Spira
Hinwelt
Pathe
Kalem
SRD
Derby
Vitagraph
Essanay
Whioy
Confederate Ironclad
Jim Bludao
Otho
Heavenly Voice
Lubin
Courtmartia
Miss Simkina
Arene Teeyees Bissanay
Mosvaxn
John Bunny
the Darby
Franca Bushman
Dancing classes and county meeting notices
Dancing school advertisements urge enrollments for Dec term with contact numbers 1853 I and 1553 3. Mrs Mark to organize adult dancing class at a Friday evening in December. County supervisors meet at the courthouse for routine business. KC T M 71730 meeting announced for tomorrow night. Sir Knight Commander Chris Klopp notes.
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Mark
Ariing
Board of County Supervisors
Court House
Per” Ordyr
Chris Klopp
Woman in delirium reveals hiding places for life savings
Mrs. Frank Behres, recovering from paralysis at Bellevue hospital, told nurses she hid life savings in her home. Relatives later found over $2,000, with more than $1,800 in a tin bucket in the cellar and about $200 in a teapot in the kitchen cupboard. The money is now in the bank.
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Bellevue Hospital
Frank Behres
West Front
Prank Bebres, Jr
Grandwow Avenue
South Magcatine
Hobren
Hosipital
O&atory
Duthtus
Banka
Multiple funerals held in city within 24 hours
Four services were conducted in the city over 24 hours for B F Perry Ross Drury J W Fuller and Mary Hunn with active pallbearers. Clergy from First Baptist St Marys and German Lutheran officiated and interments followed at Greenwood or St Marys cemeteries. Eugene Priot's body was laid to rest in Pasadena after family planned a Murcane service.
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B. F. Perry
Mrg
Alda Caudle
Cheatnut Street
John Feustel
Harry Furtver
Joseph Hess
Gus Dichey
Georse Ht
Wilez
PF. J. Murphy
R. V. Meigs
Shelby Norman Post
Ross Drury
East Tenth Street
Greenwood Chapel
Pall
Fuller Panera
J. W. Fuller
West Liberty
Martin Havercamp
East Wightharrest
S. B Fuller
Henry Schumacher
Joseph
Joseph HH
Stephen Fuller
Father Grisser
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wos
Father Leonard
St. Matthias Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Hunn
Mary Hunn
Fairport
Smalley -Noche
Fhid
Greenwood Cemetery
Hey. J. Hefner
Frank Feustel
George Fanstel
Ea. Davis
Fréd Buchole
Henry Wedicken
David Bronson
Eugene Priot
Los Angeles
Cal
Wash
Pasadena
Gal
Murcauine
Tat Ho Ba
Photos Needed for Journal's Annual Edition Feature
Tuesday is the final day to submit photos for the Journal's annual Ey enny edition pictorial section. Merchants professionals and businessmen are urged to send or call in their photos so engravers can receive them by tomorrow night.
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Journal
Muscatine Commercial Club to Hold Annual Session
The Muscatine Commercial Club invites members to its annual meeting tonight at 7 p.m. The program includes the yearly election of officers and the presentation of reports by the retiring officers. Secretary Ht. Lowrance issued the official notice urging all members to attend.
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Feitle
Lalwrence
Muscatine Commercial Climb
Social notes and society events in Davenport area
An out piclock dinner at 205 Hnat Fifth Street honored Joseph Gibney returning from Manila. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Von Dresky of Davenport. High Prairie Episcopal church ladies plan an all day session at the Burling-ton Range country home. The High School Campfire branch studies cooking and earns campfire honors. Miss Clara Keyer engagement to Boldt announced for Wednesday noon at the Jerneger home. Indoor track meet planned at YWCA in honor of Porella Association participants. L A U Literary Society to meet at John McConnahy’s seven miles north.
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Afr
Mre
UT. B. Flynn
Joseph L. Giimey
Ely
Manila
Philippina Islands
Barry Manufacturing Company
Mr. Gibney
Mra. Flynn
Cavera
George von Dresky
Davenport
Ladies Society of the
High Prairie Metapiscopal Church
Burington
Brs
John Hitchcock
B.A. Lincoln
Fifth Street
Peter McAvoy
Bessie
Thomas
Edwin McAvoy
Moline
Wihin
Frank Rihak
Mary
Buyme
George Gergen
Ausic
Warry Lincoln
Mieses Rivali
Young Women's Christian Association
Clara Keyer
Fred. Jerneger
Dust Fourth Street
Ioury Boldt
William Boldt
Luess Street
J. Hagmer
Anchoran. Zion's Church
Rooma
L. A. U. Literary Society
John McConnahy
Sharkey Pleads Guilty and Receives 30 Days
Edward Sharkey pled guilty to a salt and battery on Charles Stewart at a restaurant on Front Street and Lews Avenue. Judge Rowan sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. Mills also got 30 days for intoxication, with sentence suspended if he leaves the city. Chris Ludi was arrested Saturday night but released on a statement promising he would avoid Muscatine in the future.
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Charles Stewart
Front Street
Lews Avenua
Edward Sharkey
Folsen
Rowan
Sharkey
Mills
Jim" Mills
Third Street
Mulberry Avenue
Telott
Chris Ludi
Rock Island
Muscatine
Pastors commend action of theatre managers
The Bijou theatre announced it will close Sunday evenings, a stand discussed and commended by city ministers at the Ministerial Association meeting. E. S. Gootier of Agency, Iowa, district superintendent of the Anti-Antoon League, spoke on the matter before the group.
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Bijou
Mana
Gootier
Agency
Towa
Anni-Antoon League
Pe Shanki
Gill
Irtula- Org
Machines Erected by Muscatine Firm at Manila
Joseph L. Gibney arrived from Manilla Philippines where he has spent eight months installing Dutton machinery. He helped erect a large new button factory featuring Barry Manufacturing Company machines installed by Mr Glaney in Manila.
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Joseph L. Gibney
East Seventh St
Manilla
Philippine Islands
Dutton
Glaney
Barry Manufacturing Company
Henle Heads to Chicago for Circuit Business
Manager B. M. Henle of the A-Buse-U circuit leaves today for Chicago via Clinton to attend to A-Muse-U Photoplay business. He plans time at General Film Company offices and the Clinton and Muscatine regions as a first-choice for large films.
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B. M. Henle
Chica
Clinton
Windy City
General Film Company
Muscatiog
Notion G A R Regular Meeting Notice
Notion G A R calls a regular meeting for Tuesday evening at 7:00 oclock at Temorlanal court house. Election of officers to follow. Attendance requested by all members.
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Temorlanal
T. J
Wilton Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Thanksgiving Notes
Miss Gretchen Van Zant arrived from Seattle to visit grandmother Mrs Van Gant. Mr and Mrs Harry Ayres hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for twelve with guests including Mrs Theodore Port and Mrs L N Ayres and daughter Miss Faye. Miss Frances Cronin of Marengo visited from Muscatine. Mrs Nancy Pitt, from Joliet, Illinois, plans a longer stay with relatives in St Louis and Kentucky before returning home. Mrs Marymith entertained several relatives and Chonda.
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Marengo
Muscatine
Thomas Raynor
Mary Powell
Lois
Sertucky
Marymith
Chonda
Thanksgiving Day Guests Gather at Multiple Homes
A Thanksgiving day gathering feature lists guests visiting from Veat Branch Moscow TVaost Branch and Cedar county plus relatives from Muscatine Davenport and Davenport. Names include Philip McGee Leonard Smith An Ba Tucker Josephine Moylan Katherine Feely Thomas Smith Will Mullin Kate McGuinn Mabel Meyer George Mullin Henry Roman John Freeland Roy Wilkerson Win Port Newton Dice and family. Several visits and travels noted with reflections on the holiday.
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Philip ‘McGee
Veat
Leonard Smith
Moscow
Misa An- Ba
Tucker
Tvaost
Janes
Josephine Moylan
Katherine Feely
Thomas Smith
Will Mullin
Chicago
Theome
George Mullin
Msgs
Kate McGuinn
Vinecntine
Mise Mabel Meyer
Muscatine
Henry Roman
Dave
John Freeland
Mire
Charles Wilkerson
Roy
Cedar County
George Freeland
Win Port
Newton Dice
Leonard
Davenport
First Bill for Executive Pensions in Congress
Washington December date The first public bill introduced in the house would pension former presidents and nine widows. Former presidents to receive 2000 dollars monthly, widows 1000, and minor children of deceased presidents under 21 would get 200 monthly. Representative DeForest of New York also introduced a constitutional amendment proposal to limit presidential tenure to six years.
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Washington
Dec
House
United States
Representative DeForest
New York
Rockhold Named Dallas Postmaster After Shapnon Exit
Washington reports President Taft appointed George D. Rockhold the Dallas Texas postmaster to replace Sloan Shapnon. White House officials offered technical reasons for the move while noting Shapnon’s resignation followed Roosevelt support and Cecil Lyon friendship.
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Aft
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Taft
George D. Rockhold
Dallas
Tex
Sloan Shapnon
White House
Simpson
Cecil Lyon
Petticoats in English Dress Through Tudor Era
The text notes petticoats were initially worn by men. During Henry VI’s reign English dress blurred gender lines. Henry V’s inventory lists a red damask petticoat with open sleeves, while no women’s petticoat is recorded before the Tudor period.
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Beury VI
Henry V
A Lost Diamond and Mikado Terms Explored
The article discusses Olive Schreiner and a tale of a lost diamond among siblings who misread its glow as a fake gem. It also clarifies Japanese honorifics, noting the emperor is called Rhino fogama by officials and Tenshi-sadia by common folk, with Tapao as the formal title in documents.
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Olive Schreiner
Africa
Literary tastes and Twain on Jane Austen quarrels
The piece notes surprise at W. S. Gilbert’s dislike of Jane Austen and recalls a New York Evening Post correspondent’s reminder that Mark Twain shared a similar predilection. Twain once argued that a library lacking Austen’s works is a good start even if it lacks other virtues.
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Gilbert
Jane Austen
New York Evening Post
Mark Twain
The Talipot Palm and the Earth Reimagined in Verse
A clipped, era inflected note on the talipot palm from Ceylon and a remark that times have changed since a Chicago Tribune line about man’s desires. The fragment weaves botany, geography, and literary allusion into a single historical aside.
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Chicago Tribune
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