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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1900

Page

14

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Muscatine Resident

A Muscatine man, John Bloom of 1071 Hershey Ave, claims back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. His wife read of the remedy, bought a box at Havercamp's drug store, and he reports steady improvement with no further trouble. Doan's pills sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.

Dean Jno. Bloom Hershey Ave Hershey Havercamp’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Warren Advances and News From Ladysmith Battle

Cape Town reports a dispatch claiming Gen Warren crossed the Tugela and held a strong position north of the river amid Boer morale concerns. London notes raids, wagon movements, and prisoner counts as British actions press Ladysmith, with coy references to Sir Charles Warren and Gen Buller.

Cape Town The Argus Warren Tugela Charles Warren Weenen London Durban Springfield Ladysmith Commissariat Lef Frere

Payne Leaves for Washington for National Convention Subcommittee

Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin, member of the national Republican committee subcommittee overseeing the June convention, departed Philadelphia for Washington where the panel will convene this week. He travels to join the subcommittee in its ongoing preparations.

Philadelphia Henry C. Payne Wisconsin National Republican Committee Washington Mr. Payne

Boer War Dispatches Trace Movements Amid Confusion

London reports Jan 16 reveal Gen. Baker and 30,000 men advancing from Springfield with uncertain aims. Boer forces in northern Natal stronger than Buller and White together, while Ladysmith is surrounded and reinforcements move. Kruger calls burghers to front as dispatches hint at strategic bluster and propaganda.

South Africa London Daily Mail Lourenzo Marques Kruger Volksstein Transvaal

Vice Presidency field widens at convention fights begin

Committeeman Payne notes McKinley likely renominated. West and New York vie for the second spot with feasible candidates uncertain. Attorney General Griggs and Cornelius Bliss discussed but not likely. In Kentucky, contest boards in Frankfort start governor and lieutenant governor reviews amid courteous but partisan proceedings.

McKinley Cornelius Bliss New York Griggs West Middle West Mississippi Valley Garret A. Hobart Frankfort

Colt aims vast rush order for British government

Minneapolis report says Colt company working night and day on a rush order for the British government. The order centers on a large supply of Colt machine guns light enough for infantry transport. Union Metallic Cartridge company also handling a rush for several million Lee-Metford cartridges.

Minneapolis Minn Colt Company Colt Union Metallic Cartridge Company

Transatlantic Steamship Fares Rise Ahead of Paris Exposition

New York Jan 16 Steamship lines raise passenger rates between New York and Europe due to expected heavy travel for the Paris exposition.

New York Transatlantic Europe

Census Plan For Floriculture To Survey Florists

Washington January 16. The census office proposes an early census of floriculture by individual florists using a simple schedule for 1899. About 16 500 florists would report acreage planted by crop, grass area, workers and wages, catalogues postage and fertilizers costs, and gross receipts by subdivision. Stationery and franked envelopes will be supplied at no cost.

Washington United States

Big Convention of United Mine Workers in Indianapolis

Eighteen states represented at the national meeting of the United Mine Workers of America in Masonic Hall Indianapolis. John Blue welcomed delegates as Fred Smith Henry Fisher and H J Scovinger spoke. The convention invited Samuel Gompers to address and he spoke at two o clock.

United Mine Workers of America Indianapolis Ind John Blue Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers

Coffins Carrying Suffered Mixup Delays Transport to Manila

In Santiago a transport bound for Manila will carry 1,000 coffins with one unmarked body among them. The mislaid coffin cannot be identified as each box holds three coffins. In Boston, a $30,000 pledge is reported for Moody fund raising, name withheld.

Santiago United States Manila Boston Dwight L. Moody

Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids Promoted In Muscatine

Advertisements claim Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids cure backache kidney and urinary disorders sleeplessness and nervousness by restoring kidneys and nerves. Testimonial from L. D. Guthrie of 709 Seventh Street says ten years of kidney trouble eased completely. Sold as yellow tablets for fifty cents a box at local drugstores and mailed on request. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.

Muscatine Morrow J. J. Haverecamp John Morrow & Co., Chemists Springfield Ohio

It's a Matter of Record Danger Cough Cure Ad

Chest and lung pains cured in days with Mull's Lightning Cough Cure. Pure and safe for children. 25c. All druggists.

Mull

Society lodge notices from Muscatine and nearby groups

A compilation of fraternal and humanitarian group meeting details. Entries cover Owa Lodge No 2 Hawkeye Lodge No 3 Sumner G Sharnir W M and F W Eversmeyer, Washington Chapter No 4 R A M with G A Riemcke, Miriam Lodge No 27 D of R with J M Tow nsley, and Prairie Encampment No - with regular Friday meetings. Also Muscatine Lodge No 5, Muscatine Camp No 106 and No 677 M W A and other local K of P and AOUW lodges with meeting days, times, and officers listed. Also Bend City Lodge, Wyoming Lodge, Eagle Lodge, and Muscatine Tent No 9 with officers.

J. Piccarotta E. T M. L. Mikesell E. C G. D. Lezorre Miriam Lodge D. of R Prairie Encampment Muscatine Lodge Ers Second Cedar Streets Cedar Street

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