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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1906

Page

3

Journal circulation and agency network notice

The Daily Journal reports delivery both by carrier and mail with a weekly 10 cent carrier rate and annual mail options. It lists New York and Chicago offices with publishers, plus multiple local agency venues including East Hill Kneese Grocery East 2nd Street and other street corners and drug stores for reader convenience.

the Journal East Hill Clay Kneese East 2Nd Street South Muscatine Morse Washburn's W. C. A. Busch’s Hershey Avenue

Bell Telephone Office Editorial Note from Mississippi Valley

Editorial note from Bell Telephone Company indicating operations across the Mississippi Valley region with terse fragmented phrases. No clear event or individuals are detailed beyond corporate references to the Bell organization and office locations.

Bell Mississippi Valley Ee Ee Oseerereaeveeeves

Roosevelt argues for national righteousness and equal justice for all

The piece extols President Roosevelt's call for upright citizenship and fair treatment under law for all Americans. It praises his stance against partisanship and racial prejudice, urging mothers to be home-makers and men to act with morality, justice, and courage to make America a beacon for the oppressed.

Roosevelt Congress Republic Republican Americans America

Porto Rico Message to Congress by President Roosevelt

The President’s message to Congress yesterday addressed Puerto Rico, outlining policy proposals and governance issues for the island. It signals continued U.S. involvement and calls for measures to improve administration, public works, and territorial rights.

Roosevelt Tours Porto Rico Calls for Citizenship Rights

The President recently returned from a brief tour of Porto Rico where he wrote a comprehensive message urging improvements on the island. The visit drew thousands of schoolchildren and showed broad approval of American civilization and citizenship rights for Porto Ricans, with Congress expected to act in this session.

Porto Rico Congress Roosevelt America

Contrast Between Iowa and Illinois Trials Stirs Legal Debate

The Muscatine murder verdict led to the defendant's life sentence, while in Cambridge Illinois William Nagel faces burglary charges after an aborted murder confession. The Illinois case, delayed and volatile, contrasts with Iowa's prompt, orderly result, prompting criticism of Illinois legal practice.

Muscatine Cambridge Illinois William Nagel Brady Iowa

Biennial election costs exceed ordinary ballots

Citizens concede the biennial election doubles the former cost. The extra expense is largely due to removing the circle from the ballot, though exact figures of its impact are unavailable.

Kossuth County Plans Major Drainage Project

Kossuth county moves to adopt a drainage system estimated around 500000 dollars. The project aims to reclaim thousands of acres of land and is described as a promising, paying investment for the region.

Kossuth County

Railroads face end of passes for lawmakers

The piece notes curiosity about how railroads will fare after removing passes for senators congressmen and state legislators. It asserts that common people will not suffer from the change, implying political privilege reductions.

Christmas Gift Hint: Pick Early to Beat the Rush

A short reminder that Christmas is near and many delay shopping until the last minute. Citizens are urged to start choosing presents now to avoid crowds and missed items.

Bryan Critiques the President's Message

The writer notes Bryan enjoys criticizing the President and suspects he feels safe, thinking he may never get the chance to publish his own views.

Bryan

Chicago Firemen Weigh Union Formation

In Chicago, firemen discuss organizing a union, raising the possibility they might refuse rescues during danger unless they can present the necessary order. The note hints at labor action impacting emergency service readiness and morale.

Chicago The Ord

Faction of Senator Oliver Near Victory Sparks Political Swirl

With the Oliver faction now virtually assured, observers await what political operatives and power brokers will set in motion next as campaigns and alliances shift in the run up to the electoral season.

Oliver

Water wagon strengthened for holiday crowd

The water wagon is being strengthened and repaired in anticipation of the usual holiday crowd.

Iowa Press Comment Handles Iowa Graft Claims

Lincoln Steffens says Iowa is nearly graft free and among a few clean states. Iowa figures Blythe and Cummins are criticized for political maneuvers as various papers debate primary reform and party unity with tariff and railroad quarrels.

Lincoln Steffens Washington Burrell Washington Press Iowa Blythe Q’ Railway Steffens

Roosevelt memory refreshed by message to congress

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil quips that when President Roosevelt forgets his foes view of him he can simply draft a message to Congress and have his memory refreshed.

Roosevelt Congress

War with Japan and Dolliver defeat Seen Likely Soon

The Fort Dodge Messenger asserts both a war between the United States and Japan and the defeat of Senator Dolliver are equally probable, predicting they will occur about the same time.

Fort Dodge United States Japan Dolliver

Quote sparks buzz over political gate waters in Vinton

The Vinton Eagle quotes the Des Moines Register and Leader warning that a calm gate waters scenario would anger the paper if the Republican stance shifts. The remark underscores tension between local outlets and statewide GOP messaging.

Des Moines Register Vinton Eagle

Senatorship talk sparks vote margin note

The Fort Codize Post dismisses war talk with Japan as Washington correspondents chasing copy. The Webster City Freeman-Tribune reports Maj. Lacey would reach senatorial stature yet trails Cummins by about 100000 votes. The Knoxville Journal says he may run if he desires.

Fort Codize Japan Washington Webster City Freeman-Tribune Maj. Lacey Cummins Senate The Knoxville Journal Maj Lacey

Subsidy Word Sparks Debate in Iowa Falls Citizen

The Iowa Falls Citizen notes that the word subsidy often signals a political fight, suggesting heightened tension around funding debates and public policy. This observation highlights how terminology can indicate contentious issues in local discourse.

Iowa Falls

Maj Lacey Stands Out In Burlington Hawkeye Report

The Burlington Hawkeye notes Maj Lacey stands out for his distinctive appearance and presence in the reporting, highlighting his demeanor and role within the context of the piece.

Burlington Hawkeye Maj. Lacey

West Liberty Notes Elect Officers for 1911

Sias Jackson W. R. C. met Monday evening and elected officers for the ensuing year. President Mrs. H. B. Watters, senior vice president Mrs. A. A. Atkins, junior vice president Mrs. Tomlinson, chaplain Mrs. Jackson, treasurer Mrs. Frank Sissell, conductor Mrs. Sadie Wilshire, guard Mrs. William Mee-Caw, delegate to department convention Mrs. Tomlinson, and delegate to district convention Mrs. Thomas Smiley. Mrs. Jean visited Iowa City. Nettie Knapp and son returned from Solon. Carrie Mellick rode to Elmira for several days with the Hayworths. L. W. Swein went to Muscatine on business. James Hanna and family moved into their new home. Frank Speight made a business visit.

West Liberty Sias Jackson W. R. C H. B. Watters A. A. Atkins Tomlinson Jackson Frank Sissell Sadie Wilshire William Mee- Caw Thomas Smiley Jean Iowa City Nettie Knapp and Son Solon Carrie Mellick Elmira Allie Hayworth L. W. Swein Muscatine James Hanna Howell Hise Lou Romaine Frank Speight I. H. Filsen Cedar Rapids California Charlie Abbott North Elm Street Minne Shetler Atalissa Frank Horme Downey George Horme Jerry Evans Moscow P. N. Gibson Tipton Irah E. Gibson Harland E. Dice Will Gibson Columbus Street Furniss The Presbyterian Church Will Anderson Davenport John Horning Des Moines Leader and Register Susan Whitacre James Heald George Baher Chicago George Bradford Grace West Branch Isaac Lewis E. Hinchcliff Little Richard McCampbell Jack McCampbell North Calhoun Street R. J. Wiley Kittie Wilton Fred Cook J. E. Adams Harriet Warren Miss Phelps George Pendeton Thornburg Sallie Dick Calhoun Street Chas. Ross Mary Purvis Joe Lane Pownell Ed. Evans George Frymeyer Kimball Arkansas

Iowa City Social Roundup and Local Travels

Local columns note residents traveling to Cedar Rapids Downey Davenport and California for visits business and winter plans. Quarantine releases social visits marriages invitations and family updates mark the week in Iowa City with brief notices of illness travel and community events.

A Miraculous Escape From Bleeding to Death

Nashotah Wisconsin resident han A. Pinske healed a severe wound using Buecklen's Arnica Salve sold for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Han A. Pinske Nashotah Wis Buecklen Havercamp

Free Magazine Catalog Offer From Bots Merrill Company

The Bots Merrill Company offers a free illustrated 36 page catalog showing half price subscriptions on Cosmololitan Home Magazine and Reader Magazine plus other leading titles. Readers can save on the coming year by requesting the catalog via postal card to The Bots Merrill Company Magazine Agency Department Indianapolis Indiana.

Bots-Merrill Cosmopolitan Bobbles-Merrill Company Indianapolis Ind

Holiday Cuba Trip At One Fare From Iowa Central

Iowa Central Railway offers a round trip holiday rate to Havana Cuba on December 18 19 and 20 with return by January 9 Passengers travel via New Orleans connected with Southern Pacific steamers This attractive offer comes at a convenient time for holiday travel For rates and details contact A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn

Cuba Iowa Central Railway Havana New Orleans Southern Pacific Company A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Strange pursuit ends with empty room and stealthy escape

Sweetwater and Mr. Grey search a vacant upstairs room by lamp light then find no occupants. The investigation shifts to boating and a planned return to pursue the suspect, with the detective posing as a confidential servant as they head toward town.

Mr. Grey Sweetwater Non

Moonlit men at Wellgood manufactory scene unfolds

In Chapter XIX a small boat with a detective and Mr. Grey nears the Wellwood factory bay. They find darkness and no sign of life, suspecting a fool’s errand. A launch and a rowboat lie nearby, hinting at unseen activity and potential danger as they prepare to land. The moment ends with a note of brewing trouble.

Mr. Grey Wellgood Sweetwater Wellwood

List of Letters at Muscatine Post Office Week Ending December 11 1906

Unclaimed letters at Muscatine Iowa post office as of week ending December 11 1906 include men s list J W Black H J Bramlage Frank Catson G Donald son Lee E Eldredge Dr G A Franklin Harry Hearn Dr G R Hill Geo Moore Muscatine Home Co Eugene Peck Edwin W Stuart Charley Welch ladies list Miss Mamie Essex Miss Grace Girls Mrs Minnie Green Mrs Adella Morgan Miss Eva Myers Mrs Mollie Olin Mrs Mary Vennes Miss Buchela White foreign list Guiseppe Vazzano call for letters please say Advertised W D Berk P M

Muscatine Iowa J. W. Black H. J. Bramlage Frank Catson G. Donaldson Lee E. Eldredge G. A. Franklin Harry Hearn G. R. Hill Geo. Moore Muscatine Home. Co Eugene Peck Edwin W. Stuart Charley Welch Mamie Essex Grace Girls Minnie Green Adella Morgan Eva Myers Mollie Olin Mary Vennes Buchela White Guiseppe Vazzano W. DB. Berk P. M

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