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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1901

Page

4

Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Railway Timetable Summary

Train schedule shows daily and Sunday service between Davenport Iowa and Clinton Sterling Dixon Chicago with further connections to Omaha Denver Belvidere Janesville and Rockford times listed 8:45 PM 12:08 PM 2:39 PM and 6:45 PM with No 4 No 6 No 5 and No 1/2/4/5 routes operated by L F Berry as General Passenger Agent.

Tri-Cities Clinton Davenport Iowa Wis Rockford Belvidere Lil Chicago Dixon Sterling Deemer Omaha Neb Cedar Rapids Clinton G Nicago Aya Sterling Nskents Ua L. F. Berry

Muscatine South & South Railroad Time Table

Time table effective 12 01 pm Sunday November 18 shows trains south and north routes from Muscatine to Fruitland Graisview Warello Eirice Junction with daily service except Sunday. Trains numbers 1 2 3 4 link connections with B C R N and Iowa Central lines to Burlington and Muscatine.

Muscatine South & South Railroad Ly Ly Muscatine Round House Fruitland Grausview Warello Eirice Junction Burlington Iowa Central

A Daylight Ride Buffalo to New York Pleases

A daylight trip along the Lehigh Valley Railroad from Buffalo to New York offers comfortable travel with every amenity and a most pleasant experience for passengers.

Buffalo New York Lehigh Valley Railroad

Deportation of Filipino leaders to Guam signals insurgent junta proof

Washington reports the deportation by MacArthur of Mabini Pilar Ricarte Trias Campo and twenty others to Guam. The move follows evidence that insurgents had formed a Manila junta, with oath takers still aiding field forces. Guam is described as a political prison.

Washington MacArthur Mabini Pilar Ricarte Trias Campo Guam Manila Botany Bay

Threat letter targets Joplin bank president for ransom

Thomas Cunningham, president of the Bank of Joplin, received an undated threat demanding $1,000 in gold in a sack. Police were alerted. a rock-filled bag was left at the designated spot as a decoy and no one appeared. The letter threatens death if the ransom is not paid and vows revenge.

Joplin Thomas Cunningham Bank of Joplin Cunningham President Cunningham Tom Cunningham Fifth Street Blenville

Clews Predicts Test Stage in Market After Week of Gains

New York analyst notes a tense week with prices up about 25 points on average. He expects a next phase of struggle as strong holders retreat, cliques aim to sustain speculation, and a readjustment could take time before a rebound above prior highs.

New York

Clinton's New Bridge Ends Three I Train Run to Clinton

After six months of talks the Three I announces a January 13 time card. Trains will not enter Clinton. Fulton becomes terminus with passengers and freight split to C B & Q. Northwestern blocks subletting. Q may lose contract. Northwestern bridge sees trains every twelve minutes. Plans for a double track bridge next year and a possible second bridge with C B & Q at Clinton.

Clinton Three Road Fulton Northwestern

Ice Haulers Strike In Burlington Over Wages

About thirty teamsters employed by Charles Saldeen hauling ice for the Burlington Ice Company walked out Saturday. They demanded 25 cents a load after being paid 20 cents, a raise Saldeen refused, and the haulers withdrew from duty.

Burlington, Jan Charles Saldeen Burlington Ice Company

Teamsters Form Union Amid Work and Ice Cutting Slowdown

Workers in the ice cutting operations have largely halted work while teamsters meet to form a union aimed at securing higher wages. The move signals potential labor negotiations as production slows.

Omaha Abduction Case Letter Sparks City Paper Ad

A letter offered information about Edward Cudahy Jr. kidnapping prompts a response from Omaha police chief Donahue and E A Cudahy. The writer claims to know the kidnap gang and hints a well known local figure linked to the case. Authorities decline to reveal contents or conditions.

Omaha Neb Donahue E. A. Cudahy J. A. Donahue Mr. Cudahy Chief Donahue Lincoln Eddie Cudahy

Terse Stylings of Armour

A collection of brief, sharp aphorisms attributed to Armour. The quotes cover religion, politics, leadership, wealth, restraint, marriage advice, and views on luck, capital, youth, and voting. The remarks present Armour as a plain businessman who trusts in judgment and restraint.

Salt the Life Elixir Experiments by Chicago Doctors

Chicago investigators report salt solutions can prolong life after severe blood loss and treat pneumonia malaria Bright's disease and heart ailments. Dogs survived after removing 60 percent of blood. a 2 percent salt solution restored circulation. Human patients showed quicker recovery from pneumonia and malaria symptoms, though no cure claimed for Bright's disease. A separate note covers labor recognition talks with the Order of Railway Telegraphers and company settlements.

Chicago Loeb University of Chicago Bright

Telegraphers Satisfied After Northern Pacific Talks

George L Hampton says negotiations with Northern Pacific officials ended amicably. The grievance committee secured eight-hour rest periods for operators, a two-hour reduction in night shifts, and a one-hour meal break in each twelve-hour trick, improving relay duties from Duluth to the coast.

St. Paul George L. Hampton Tacoma Wash Northern Pacific Telegraphers Associated Press Kandrick Duluth

Man Dies of Yellow Fever in Detroit After Cuba Trip

William Vanderburg, who had just returned from Cuba on a business trip, died of yellow fever in Detroit on Sunday. The health office is launching extraordinary measures to prevent further spread of the illness.

Detroit Mich William Vanderburg Cuba

Population Center Located Official Bulletin Stating Position

Washington on January 7 the census bureau released the center of population coordinates latitude 89 degrees 3 minutes longitude 85 degrees 48 minutes. It notes a ten year westward shift of about fourteen miles and southwest drift of about three miles, placing the center in southern Indiana near Columbus.

Washington Census Bureau Indiana Columbus

Emigration Reports Reach Canada From Doukhobors

In St Petersburg on January 7 a sect of 40 000, formed by founders moved to the Caucasus in 1840, heard glowing reports from Doukhobors in Canada as delegates discuss emigration to America. In New York on January 7 an official announcement stated that the controlling interest in the Central Railroad of New Jersey, recently acquired by J Pierpont Morgan and Co, has been sold by Reading Railroad.

St. Petersburg Russia Caucasus Canada America New York Jas Central Railroad of New Jersey J. Pierpont Morgan & Co Frmm Reading Railroad

Bryan greeted by brass band in Sheriman parade

William J. Bryan was welcomed with a brass band as he rode through Sheriman Texas on Saturday afternoon. The streets were crowded as he made two addresses, delivering remarks to the gathered crowd.

Sheriman Tex Wiliam J. Bryan

One Fare Plus 2 Dollars for Northern Lands Rail Rates

Advertisement notes low excursion rates on the Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern railway for lands in northwestern Iowa southwestern Minnesota and South Dakota. Tickets on the first and third Tuesdays with two days’ limit sell to Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly and to many western destinations via Cedar Rapids agents Illen Brooks or John G. Farmer A G P T A B R N Ry Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Abbott, Shell Rock Waverly Messrs Messrs. Illen & Brooks Cedar Rapids Alabama Arkansas Arizona British Columbia Canadian Northwest Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Indian Territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Manitoba Michigan Missouri Mississippi Montana New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virgina Washington Wisconsin Wyoming John G. Farmer

Colleges to lead McKinley inaugural parade in uniform

An inter-collegiate committee asks presidents of over 40 colleges and universities to send delegations in uniform or decorated dress for McKinley’s second inaugural parade. Mass meetings will promote participation with nonpartisan intent, bands urged, and railroads offering special rates for delegations.

Washington McKinley United States Calumbian University

Plaine Club Abandons Washington Inauguration Trip

The Plaine club of Cincinnati the largest political organization in Ohio founded by George B Cox canceled its planned Inauguration trip to Washington after failing to secure suitable quarters for members. Letters proposing sleeping arrangements ranged from armory to a warehouse bunkroom for 125. Washington officials reported the committee tried to arrange accommodations but abandoned the trip.

Cincinnati the Plaine Club of George BB. Cox Washington Lewis Rod K. Hinicka Blaine Club

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