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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1902

Page

5

Bishop F W Bishop elected lieutenant colonel of 54th Iowa Guards

Major F. W. Bishop of Muscatine won the 54th regiment Iowa National Guard lieutenant colonel post by 133 votes over Major Lambert of Newton. The decision followed a two-candidate race after Dunlap withdrew in Bishop’s favor. Officials noted Bishop’s examination and commission forthcoming, with congratulations from Major Lambert and Newton officers.

54Th Regiment F. W. Bishop Iowa National Guard Bishop Muscatine Lambert Newton Kennedy Dalzell Bishop Lambert Davenport Washington Centerville Oskaloosa CUE Burlington Sowrogny Ccccian SSR ccc Jemccue Bo Pairfield Couawer Caccecs WBRL J. Lsmeenk

Captain of Company C candidate gains loyal support

Major Bishop's record highlights a long military career with service in the 2nd Illinois National Guard and 2nd United States Infantry. He served as captain of Company C, 2nd Iowa National Guard, and rose through ranks to major, with notable wartime duties in the Spanish American War and Dakota campaigns. He emphasizes this being his first election with no opposition.

Bishop Muscatine Spain 2Nd Illinois National Guard United States Infantry Dakota Iowa National Guard Iowa Volunteer Infantry 54Th Regt

Grand Christmas Ball at Hare's Hall Dec 25 1902

The Champion Hose Co hosts a Christmas ball at Hare's Hall on December 25 1902. A good time is promised and the public is urged to support the group and attend.

Hare's Hall Champion Hose Co

Rudolph Schmidt Acquires Fine New Piano for Home

Rudolph Schmidt has delighted his pleasant home with a beautiful fine new piano, adding a refined touch to daily life and entertaining guests with musical evenings.

Rudolph Schmidt

Mascagni Cancels American Tour In Illness

The famed composer Mascagni plans to return to Italy after illness and financial troubles end the Mascagni opera company's American tour. Managers report no official statement and anticipate further cancellations as Mascagni remains ill in Chicago.

Mascagni Muscatine Kemble Davenport Burlington Europe America Sig. Mascagni Count Rozwadowski Chicago Goldzier Mascagni Opera Company Italy New York Auditorium Annex J. E. G. Ryan Joseph E. G. Ryan Wabash Keokuk Richard Heard

Some City Politics and Policy Nagging Debate

An observer notes opposition criticism of the city administration as nagging and hints at unfounded insinuations. He argues funds are not overdrawn, explains bank overdrafts, and defends the council’s committee of the whole as standard practice. He contends last meeting’s actions are fully reflected in the proceedings.

Muscatine Congress

Breckon Nominated by Chicago Socialist Party for Mayor

Charles L Breckon a former Muscatine man and printer led a socialist mayoral bid in Chicago after long- standing union support He spoke on a platform that blames capitalism for wage worker poverty and vows to push working class interests through ward committees and central coordination Breckon welcomed the convention outcome and pledged thorough ward coverage for the campaign

Chicago Muscatine Charles L. Breckon Congress Atlanta Socialist Party Chicago Tribune Charles L. Brecken

Socialists Aim for Big City Victory in Ward 33 Bid

During the campaign organizers express belief in a fair chance to elect aldermen in four wards led by Ward 33. They note last year’s citywide socialist vote near 6,000 and project this year’s total could reach 35,000.

Salvation Army Seeks More Sup plies for Christmas Dinner

The Salvation Army asks for more suitable donations to furnish Christmas dinner for the city’s poor. Contributions are welcomed at 116 Walnut Street and should arrive before Wednesday evening to allow packing for distribution Thursday morning.

Salvation Army Walnut Street

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Co. C Major Bishop Company C Major Lambert Major Dunlap Dunlap Guard Service Mme. Mascagni Court Rozwadowski Atlantic Aion Company Co. L. Breckon Salee China Dillaway Crockery Store L.cohn Allatan S. & L. Cohn Saving Floris Tigieeses Nelson & Roseleaf John West Second St B. E. Lilly's Dry Goods Store Hine Bros East Second Street the Journal
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