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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
4
You folks who are ready to buy a player piano must realize that in choosing the instrument, you are selecting not for one year or two years but for 47e. $165 $179 $265 "$195 $228
Local investigation found an out of town advertising campaign violated city ordinance. Eight cars displayed signs, with fines ranging up to 400 dollars per count and 50 dollars daily for continued violation after notice. Company promised removal following informal city meeting.
Muscatine Elks plan Christmas relief activities led by Z. B. Reay, Charles Schmoltzer, Sam Berger, George Eindleman, Peter Whipple Howser, and Tom Bronard. They will deliver food baskets, toys including go carts and dolls, and warm clothing to needy local families, with Lucy assisting Santa Claus and other members coordinating distribution.
Irene Justin a one year old girl daughter of cabinet maker Frank Justin was reportedly held against her will by Black people in Kansas City according to police who searched the city since Monday. The child vanished from Holmes Square after a Sunday visit with her mother and later returned home with conflicting stories of her past days wandering and sleeping rough.
Early morning fire danger arose in two downtown shops after a wiring defect ignited in Brown Bakery and Leysen Shoe Store. A large heat surge damaged Nievel Jewelry as overheated wiring shattered glazing and embers threatened nearby woodwork. Fire alarms from Braun Bakery were raised but extinguished before the department arrived. Electricians say cross-loaded wires likely caused the blazes, which could have been much worse if undetected.
Birth announcements mix with travel notices as William Geller and family welcome a son in Oregon Street, Walter Chatfield’s family reports a son, and C A Bartlett’s home notes a daughter. Gertrude Titus returns from Oberlin to spend holidays with G M Titus and family while Mrs Townsend travels to Bayfield for a short visit.
In Chicago former Senator Porakar testimony states Winkfield and Charles Stump took Archbald letters from Standard Oil. Foraker says Winkfield, said to be a waiter at 2926 Wabash Ave, cannot be located in Chicago. A nearby church and locals report no knowledge of Winkfield’s whereabouts.
John W. Ferguson an employee of the R. I. & P. railroad injured at the freight depot yesterday afternoon. His finger was caught between a piece of freight and the truck handle. Dr. A. W. Norton attended the injury.
Notice of appeal in the murder case of Gyp, Blood, Page, Frank, Lewin, and Lefty Louie, condemned to death for the Herm an Rosential killing, was filed by their counsel. The filing acts as a stay of execution pending higher court review. They were originally sentenced to die during the ok of Sionawes ab.
Trinity Episcopal church hosts a midnight Christmas Eve service with a full choir performing Tours in C and The Birthday of the Lord by C G Hakes. A Christmas Day service at 9 30 pm features hymns only. Dec 29 repeats music including Arise Shine for Thy Light is Come featuring Sir George Elvey.
A delay in the Guy Baker case in Destoiner Iowa follows Governor Carroll’s illness. The state resists further postponement as Baker’s attorneys receive favorable treatment, while officials critique the delay and expect a decision today. Students at the state university press a petition urging no clemency for Baker for the convicted murder of Oliver P Driver. The petition seeks his sentence to be served in prison, citing justice over mercy.
A Muscatine pharmacist advertises Adler-i-ka as a powerful remedy for sour stomach gas and constipation. The claim states that just one dose relieves discomfort quickly, urging those with stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor if needed.
A six year old girl named Margaret Houghton was abducted while en route to school in Eyanston yesterday. She wore a green jacket and a green veil at the time of the kidnapping. Her father, formerly employed by M. M. Kirkman who once served as vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, is mentioned in connection with the case.
New York December cotton futures closed steady with bids around 12.86. The report mentions the New York Cotton Market and regional wool and textile trade notes from St. Louis and western territories, with mentions of schedules and firms like Rend CTE Rock ad Co and Southern Pacific Railway context.
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