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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1902

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Trial Over Dying Words Shape Illinois Poison Case

At Aledo Illinois the murder trial of Miss Tona Dunlap focuses on whether the dying words of Miss Allie Dool can be heard by the jury. Doctors and witnesses describe Dool saying she would die after consuming candy given by Dunlap amid strychnine poisoning.

Ramsay Miss Tona Dunlap Miss Dool John C. Dool B. F. Felix Allie Dool Leonard Marquis A. G. Reynolds Miss Dunlap

Salter Murder Victim as Knife Wound Killed in Ottumwa

In Ottumwa Iowa on December 10 William Salter aged 45 died from a chest knife wound after a quarrel over a woman. Frank Williams, a Keb miner, is under arrest.

Ottumwa William Salter Frank Williams

City approves paving district 20 costs and bonds

A special city council meeting last evening heard objections to the plat and schedule for Improvement District No 20 paving. The total cost was 21711.59 with 3196.20 to the city and 18515.39 assessed to abutting property owners. No objections were filed and bond and tax resolutions passed. Maple avenue contracts with David Grant and Elijah Baker were approved and filed. The streetcar line on Pars Place was ordered to run to the city limits. Council adjourned.

David Grant Elijah Baker Maple Avenue Oak Street Mulberry Riggs Pars Place

Grand Evening of Song Delights Muscatine Crowd

Max Heinrich of Chicago brought a rare vocal treat to Muscatine assisted by Amalia Schmidt Gobble. A several hundred strong audience praised Heinrich from the Schubert Prelude to the final Chadwick Bedouin Love Song with encores and eloquent piano by Blasius. Gobble’s elevated tone and the Globe of teachers behind her backed a memorable recital.

Max Heinrich Chicago Muscatine Amalia Schmidt Gobble Schumann Blasius Mendelssohn Gounod Foote Land of the Seal Mr. Heinrich Chadwick Heinrich Eloise Harford Schmidt Charles R. Adams Boston Lamperts Dresden Mme. Padillo Arto Paris Geo. Henschel London Reinhold Becker Mrs. Gobble Beethoven Adelaide Gobble Blasius Grand Piano

Mrs Lucy Atkins Passes After Son’s Murder Case

Iowa City mourns Lucy Atkins mother of James Gallaugher whose son was murdered. Her son’s skull was used as testimony in court and she endured the trial to its end before dying, shortly after the trial concluded with acquittal of the daughter-in-law.

Miss Dunlap John C. Dool Atkins James Gallaugher Iowa City Lucy Atkins

Supreme Court upholds life insurance policy in Jarman case

Washington Iowa December 10 The United States Supreme Court affirms the circuit court of appeals ruling in Knights Templar and Masons Life Insurance Co versus Rosa B Jarman. The policy remains liable despite a clause voiding coverage for death by own action whether voluntary or not.

Washington, Ia United States Supreme Court Circuit Court of Appeals Knights Templar and Masons’ Life Insurance Company Rosa B. Jarman

Advertising as a salesman in daily papers

In a National Printer-Journalist editorial from Chicago the piece argues that sustained daily advertising keeps a paper’s sales momentum. It warns that pausing ads after a few months undermines accrued reach and lets competitors harvest the previous salesman’s goodwill and reputation.

National Printer-Journalist Chicago

Mrs Jetta Block Stricken by Rheumatism Attack

Mrs Jetta Block of 121 East Second street suffers the effects of a rheumatism attack and remains under medical care.

Jetta Block East Second Street

Chicago Markets Special Dispatch From H J Toker

Market news from Chicago reports open high low close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and Rib Pork futures. H J Toker & Co records daily price movements with volumes and regional receipts for wheat corn oats hogs cattle and sheep from Chicago Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis Duluth and Liverpool exchanges.

Kansas City Omaha Northwest Minneapolis Duluth Liverpool

Deserted Bride Sparks Mystery in Sherman Township

Geo. Baker, a young Sherman township farmer near Newton Iowa, disappeared after marrying Miss Bair six weeks ago. He sent a note to his wife saying he would not return, and speculation spreads that he was to wed another Newton woman. Baker’s absence shocks his newlywed spouse and local neighbors.

Newton Iowa Geo. Baker Sherman Township Baker Bair Miss Bair

City church youth union forms with Friday program

The city young peoples societies have formed a union and will finalize on Friday evening at the Baptist church. Admission is free with a business meeting and election of officers followed by readings by Miss Tomlinson and Miss Morgan, vocal selections by Miss Eaton Mason Ralph Hix and duets by Mrs. Sawyer with W. D. Peck. The program ends with social hour in church parlors.

Baptist Church Eaton Miss Tomlinson Ann Morgan School Chicago Herbert Arthur Patsy Ralph Hix Mrs. Sawyer W. D. Peck

Dooley Weds Miss Margaret Abbott in New York

Finley Peter Dunne, renowned journalist and creator of Mr. Dooley, married yesterday in New York to Margaret Abbott daughter of Mrs. Mary Abbott formerly literary editor of the Chicago Times Herald. The ceremony linked two prominent literary families in a quiet city event.

New York Finley Peter Dunne Mr. Dooley Margaret Abbott Mary Abbott Chicago Times-Herald

Force Likely From Brits Push Displayed in Talks

In ongoing negotiations observers note a potential push by British representatives. The discussions focus on strategic leverage and timeline while senior officials weigh options and responses.

Coercive Measures Justified Over Venezuela Crisis

Washington reports say Germany and Britain seized the customs house at La Guayra. In London the commons discussed coercive actions against Venezuela with ministers noting ample precedent and concessions deadlines. Foreign officials await papers on the causes while a warship readiness was warned if talks fail.

London Venezuela Caracas

Rock Island Road Expands to Thousands of Miles

Muscatine residents are told the Rock Island line, running through the city, has greatly expanded under the Moores. In about eighteen months it will total 8,057 miles, up 3,741 since control was acquired, ranking among the largest midwestern systems with routes from St Paul to the Gulf of Mexico and Chicago to Salt Lake City.

Rock Island Muscatine Rock Island Road Moores Middle West St. Paul Minnesota Gulf of Mexico Chicago Salt Lake City Gulf of California St. Louis Kansas City St. Joe Omaha Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Fort Worth Houston Galveston el Paso Mexico Port Stillwell Pacific

Name Change for Burlington and Western Railroad

Washington Iowa December 10 The Burlington and Northwestern narrow gauge line will be renamed in the new Iowa division of the C B and Q after the first of the year The Burlington and Western will also join the C B and Q with operations continuing on the main line style and scope of business preserved

Washington Iowa Burlington and Northwestern Burlington and Western

Threatening and Colder Weather For Iowa Here

Chicago December 19. Special indications for Iowa show threatening tonight and Thursday with possible snow flurries. Colder east and south portions tonight.

Chicago Iowa

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Dools Aledo Terest Aledo, Ill Miss Allie Dool Reynold Dunlap Mrs. Dool Mrs. Dunlap Tona Mr. Dool Dunlaps Allie Catheen’s Frank Owens J. Edward Addicks Delaware United States Senate GRAND Insurance Company H. J. Toker & Co H. E& Mc Kay Ribe George Baker Young People’s Union Dooley F. P. Dunne Benedict Matters IN Stlze Custom Houses State Department Bowen Laguayra
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