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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
2
In a clipped exchange the couple discuss a recent newspaper report claiming the brother-in-law shot a man with malice aforethought. They insist the paper misstates events, saying it was their club brother who struck the man with a club.
Governor Pingree pardoned General W. L. White and General Marsh after they paid 5000 dollars each. White had pleaded guilty to fraud and embezzlement tied to state military clothing dealings with a Kalamazoo supplier, claiming legal cover and protection from the company.
In Summitville Indiana last week a stranger accused of insult and attempted assault on Miss Lenora Wright was jailed by the town marshal. A mob later seized Frank Osborn from the calaboose, tarred and feathered him, then released him. Osborn returned Sunday denying the charges amid lingering accusations by some women. In Greensburg Indiana Margaret King dies at 109 after a long life from White Oaks Ohio born in 1791.
John Armstrong Chanler former husband of Amelie Rives has escaped Bloomingdale asylum in White Plains and is believed to be wandering in Westchester County. He has been confined there since February 1807 with grounds access and freedom of movement as a harmless patient.
St. Clair county board of supervisors in Lebanon Illinois offers a 200 dollar reward for information on Annie Hughes who was carried off by gypsies several weeks ago. If homicide is confirmed a 500 dollar reward will be paid for the murderer’s detection. No further word has come from the girl.
Milwaukee on December 5 reports that Milwaukee and other western cities abandon the new National Association baseball league project. Eastern leaders failed to cooperate, derailing formation plans.
Leave Buffalo at eight P M and arrive via the Lehigh Valley Railroad on the Exposition Express. The luxurious sleeping cars offer comfortable travel as the train moves toward its destination.
Advertisement claims Stops the Cough and works off the Coed with No Cure No Pay promise. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents.
Dyspepsia causes bad taste, stomach distress, bloating and headaches. Joseph F. Laine of Flanagan Kentucky says Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved years of discomfort, restored bowel health, and gave him strength and energy.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable cure promising to fulfill its pledge while warning consumers to avoid substitutes and to buy only Hood's for true relief.
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