Daily Journal Publication Schedule and Editorial Staff
The Muscatine paper notes editors John Mahin J M Beck and W L Lane as part of the Ice Syndicate of Iowa Evening Newspapers. It is entered as second class mail matter and serves as the official paper of city and county. The Daily Journal publishes every evening on weekdays excluding Sunday, with a semi weekly edition of 5 pages on Tuesdays and 12 pages on Friday nights.
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John Mahin
J. M. Beck
W. L. Lane
Ice Syndicate
Iowa Evening Newspapers
Muscatine
Tien
Terms to City Subscribers Daily mail rates
Daily delivered by carrier and collected for weekly ten cents. One year by mail for daily editions, six months by mail, and one month by mail. Semi weekly options include one year and six months. Total circulation guaranteed greater than all Muscatine papers combined and at least three times that of any other daily.
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Mail
Muscatine
Journal Agencies Network Expansion by City
The Journal lists distribution points in Kecklerville Chayka's grocery West Muscatine Sharrar's grocery South Muscatine Morse Washburn's grocery and a Nassau Street New York office for reader convenience. Extra papers will be on sale every night at these locations and missed subscribers can collect papers there.
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G. Logan Payne
Marquette
Chicago
Lacoste & Maxwell
Nassau Street
New York
Ee Journal
Kecklerville
Chayka's
West Muscatine
Sharrar’s Grocery
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn’s Grocery
Church and Laboring Man Interplay Across Faith and Union
Samuel Gompers argues that modern churches fail to reflect workers’ hopes and rights, while Dr. Hillis urges respect for non union laborers and condemns boycotts that harm small shops. The piece notes the distinction between union and non union labor and calls for fair treatment of all workers.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gomper
Hillis
Vermont liquor bill provokes debate on repeal plan
A Vermont high license bill with a February referendum is attacked as designed to prevent a fair vote. If approved, it takes effect immediately. if rejected, it delays until 1906, placing the burden on reformers and risking two legislative chances to repeal.
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Vermont
Ontario
Will Reed Deliver on Life and Death in McKinley Era Dialogue
William Allen White of Emporia recalls dining with Thomas B. Reed at the Century Club in New York on the day President McKinley died. Reed spoke for three hours on life, fame, death, immortality, and God in a somber funeral like meditation. He ended with a long gaze at the oak rafters and a sigh asking what life means.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Thomas B. Reed
Century Club
New York
McKinley
Mr. White
Christmas Woe for Baughman Family in Capital tale
Des Moines Capital reports a dire Christmas for the Baughman family with a drunken father jailed and five babies facing hunger. The piece questions liquor sales and the authorities blamed for allowing such suffering and moral robbery.
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Baughman
Des Moines
McKinley Memorial Stone Placed at Boone
The McKinley memorial stone was installed last week at Boone with the inscription noting President William McKinley spoke there on October 11, 1898. Center ville opens its new electric line linking the public square to the main railway depots and projects metropolitan airs. Montezuma Republic reports W P Arthur loses forty Angora goats to a new anthrax outbreak. cattle also die. he plans virus inoculation trials. Chas F Craver, Grinnell promin ent manufacturer and Harvey resident, now Chicago manager wins a $20,000 cash judgment.
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McKinley
Boone
William McKinley
A. D
Centerville
Montezuma Republican
W. P. Arthur
Arthur
Chas. F. Craver
Grinnell
Harvey
Chicago
Spaulding Manufacturing Co
River traffic report shows boom for Des Moines rapids
The Keokuk dated river traffic resume compares Des Moines rapids with LeClaire rapids where rafting dominates. The season totals March to November include steamboats 812 barges 193 passengers 4412 tons merchandise 16264 bushels grain 6552 feet lumber 24312686 feet logs 2850000 shingles 4965000 lath 3454900 with Clinton packets carrying at least 46600 passengers.
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Davenport Democrat
Democrat
Des Moines
Keokuk
LeClaire
Muscatine
Davenport
Muellers
Clinton
Des Moines Rapids
Des Moines Rapids Canal
M. Meigs
Better Mail Service on Muscatine Western
Montezuma Republican reports Murphy of the railway mail service with headquarters at Burlington inspected the Muscatine to this place route. Postmaster and Congressman Lacey supported improvements. The first change is a larger mail car.
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Montezuma Republican
Murphy
Railway Mail Service
Burlington
Fields
Muscatine
Lacey
A Stout Heart
A Topeka Capital reflection extols courage and steadfast virtue. It emphasizes a stout heart, loyalty to friends, fairness to enemies, honesty, cleanliness, and kindness as the measure of a well lived life.
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Topeka
Monroe Doctrine, Navy Buildup and Hearst in NY Race
Washington dispatch notes renewed push to strengthen the U S Navy amid Venezuela dispute and Monroe Doctrine fears. It also reports Hearst's possible senatorial bid, Hill’s stance, and a potential 1904 gubernatorial path. Includes patent curiosities and Prince Cupid of Hawaii’s public image and travels.
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Harold J. Mahin
Washington, D. C
Emperor William
Germany
William
United States
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Moody
Congress
Prince Cupid
Hawaii
Montrael
Heidleberg
England
Prince
H. J. Mahin
Catarrh cure touted in Stuart's Tablets
A newspaper ad extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a universal remedy for catarrh any mucous membrane may suffer, claiming quick relief from coughs and head congestion. It lists ingredients Blood root and red gum, assures no minerals, and notes five cent price and non habit forming properties.
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United States
Stuart
Man Attends Party After Quick Cure From Remedy
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill N H says stomach pains kept him from a party until a friend suggested Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him and he enjoyed the event. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
Snell
Summer Hill, N
Monte Carlo Coat 4308 by May Manton
Hints describe a Monte Carlo style coat pattern 4308 by May Manton in black kersey and other fabrics. It features shoulder capes bell sleeves double breasted fronts and a deep rolling collar with slashed sleeves and inverted plaited back. Material requirements listed for sizes bust 32 to 40.
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Monte Carlo
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Church
Monroe
Hearst
Washington Bureau Journal
William Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
Chicago American
Albany
Hill
Bird S. Coler
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Hill
Statesman
William Jennings Bryan
Tribune
Patent Office
Nau
Frank Nal
Broadway
N. Y
Thaesen
May Manton
Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept
Creston Gazette
Iowa
Grand Opera Flouse
C. T. Carey
Old
Kentucky
Inez Forman
J. Fraser Crosby
Oreaction
Ceam Beach
Kiev
Jule Walter
Imberlin
Kixer & Co
WM. A. Brady
Lottie Blair Parker
Jos. R. Grismer
Grand Opera House
GEO
P. Stetson
Uncle Toms
Carly
WR. Ailbele
Lincoln
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Douglas
Cotton Belt
Edwardo Rice
Wallack’s
Show
R. A. Barnet
Music By
E. W. Corliss and
H. L. Heartz
Carload
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