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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
4
Lost six month old pup traveling with a leather collar and tag. Reward offered by G Stein at 1222.
The Muscatine poultry show, scheduled January 3 4 and 5 1901, will be the grandest exhibition yet with world wide entry open. Outsiders from Davenport Keota and other towns are expected to compete while local farmers prepare top quality stock and a blue ribbon standard is targeted for prizes. The event will be held in the hall over Barnard's Laundry on Iowa Avenue and a complete catalogue has been issued.
The Hot Springs in Arkansas are owned controlled and endorsed by the United States Government for curing rheumatism neuralgia grippe and numerous ailments. The resort offers a pleasant winter climate and about 200 hotels of various quality. Inquiries should go to nearest ticket agent or Mr John G Farmer A G P A Cedar Rapids Iowa for illustrated books and full information from the Bureau of Information Hot Springs Arkansas.
A sardonic remark suggests many men think every married woman they meet would have chosen him over her husband if fate had brought them together earlier. It plays on envy and the vanity of romantic illusion.
Walter Camp unveils his annual All American lists with seven Yale players on the first team. The selections favor the East with limited western representation. Yale’s scoring dominance is noted as Yale outscored opponents by a wide margin.
Allen W. Thurman son of the Old Roman in Columbus says Cleveland’s ideas on party reorganization are flawed. He quotes his father criticizing Grover Cleveland’s money policy and voices a dashed poor opinion of Cleveland’s knowledge.
Grinnell December 28 Hon Jiel Stewart of Grinnell proposes to build a library for the city on the Broad street lot north of the Congregational church if the church donates the parcel. Stewart is earnest and has plans prepared.
A Des Moines Capital item notes a Vinton man drew a house and lot in Sioux City through a lottery ticket costing one dollar. The piece questions Vinton's aims and compares the move to Fort Dodge as it ponders regional patterns.
Carrie Sinclair Huntoon, 26, a society figure, was arrested on charges of conspiring to kill her ex husband Walter C. Huntoon. Police say she recruited a Dorchester man in Boston, mailed a payment envelope and decoy letter, then directed him to the couple’s home before officers intervened.
Frederick Simmons, a Titusville man released from prison, reveals a tunnel plot tied to J. C. Boyd. He says Boyd offered $30 000 to an accomplice and that the tunnel ran 500 feet from Sterling Street to the prison yard.
Miss Irene Black of Bairds town Ohio wed Willard L. Jones a prominent resident after a rapid courtship begun by letter and photograph exchanges. They had never met before the Wednesday ceremony in Sterling.
In Sheboygan Wisconsin on December 28 Ray mond Melger three years old was seriously hurt when a horse stepped on him a calk from a shoe pierced his eye risking sight. He also suffered a fractured collarbone and internal injuries.
The Muscatine Journal urges a centennial style midnight bell ringing next Monday to mark the new century. It recalls 1876 when bells rang at midnight amid rain and thunder and asks local groups to organize a town clock ceremony and publish names of those who rang in 1876 and 1900, naming Deacon Cornelius Cadle Henry Hoover R E Isaird and Joseph Bilkey among participants.
Boston police suspect Pat Crowe and an accomplice are aboard the Warren liner Michigan bound for Liverpool. Witnesses describe a big stranger matching Crowe on the ship, while Nantasket Beach watchers report a man matching his description seeking passage to a foreign port. Other cities report varying leads, including J. L. Connor name ties and a Chicago bank contact, with Lily Vale noted in connection to Crowe.
A 38 day Three Circle Tour travels through southern Mexico with mountain canyons tropics ruins and tropical stops. The Special Train leaves Chicago Tuesday January 22 under The American Tourist Association with escorted itineraries maps and tickets via agents of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway. Rock Island offers low round trip rates within 200 miles for holiday travel.
The Des Moines News notes Mr. Cleveland did not vote for McKinley or Bryan. He is said to support neither in the current race, with the honor believed to lie between Woolley and Debs.
Transfers include McEvoy to Mary Nes ter Meyer block 18 Stockton Muscatine. Degler to Apolonia Degler O L 14 secs 2 and 3. Lowe Norfolk to Geo R Lowe nw sec 34. Barnes to Simeon Barnes lot 15 sub ney nw 12. Stoeffer to Wm Vodegel n 140 ft e 60 ft w 120 ft e 23 O L 1 ney. Huntington to J W McKee se ig sw ig sec 16 twp 76 r4dw. and many more. Prices cited: 500 00 600 00 150 00 26 00 110 00 1505 00.
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