Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Muscatine Watchman
N S Washburn of 396 Bartlett street, a night watchman at Musser's mill, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased back pain and sleep disturbances after cold, restoring rest and kidney function. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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N. S. Washburn
Bartlett Street
Musser’s Mill
Dean
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo, N. Y
Subscription rates and mailing terms for Muscatine Journal
The Muscatine Journal details subscription rates and delivery terms. Daily, yearly, carrier delivery with weekly collection. tri weekly on Tue Thu Sat prepaid. orders via postal card or phone No. 27. Remittances by draft, express or money order payable to Journal Printing Co., Muscatine, Iowa.
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Journal
Journal Printing Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Journal Delivery Rules for City Subscribers
Irregular or late delivery should be reported to the business office. Each copy must arrive before 6 30 p m. Complaints about lateness should be made promptly. Subscribers should provide secure delivery boxes or designate a weatherproof location free from molestation.
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Journal
Daily Journal
Vacation home delivery by mail or phone
For the summer vacations residents may arrange regular Daily Journal delivery by notifying the Journal business office in person by mail or telephone. The paper will follow you with home news and the address can be changed as often as desired.
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Daily Journal
the Journal Business Office
Political Conventions and Party Notices
Democratic and Republican party conventions listed with dates and locations in Kansas City Des Moines Keokuk Albia Des Moines coverage notes. The brief items indicate committee actions and district designations for the First and Sixth districts and July and August dates.
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Kansas City
Des Moines
Keokuk
Albia
Ace Seeey
McKinley Roosevel t Ticket Emphasized in Ohio Rally
Supporters in Ohio back the Republican slate with William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president highlighting their home state roots and strong temperate leadership.
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WM. McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Advertisers urged to submit copy by 9 a.m. daily
The Journal informs advertisers that changes to ads are guaranteed only if copy is in the office by 9 a.m. daily. It notes the newspaper is sold at three news stands owned by R. A. Holmes, E. E. Davidson, and C. W. Hodges, with services available to all customers.
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R. A. Holmes
E. E. Davidson
C. W. Hodges
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Water Works Purchase Debate Faces Tax and Governance Concerns
The Journal reports citizen interviews show opposition to city purchase of the water works due to feared higher taxes and political management, while supporters argue for resident stakeholders deciding and debate several objections. Limited tax districts may face new two mill levies under municipal ownership and bond payments.
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South Muscatine
Musserville
Editor Lafe Young Sets Roosevelt Pronunciation
Lafe Young the Iowa Capital editor states Roosevelt should be pronounced Rosevelt with two syllables and first-syllable stress, as per the gentleman himself.
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Lafe Young
Iowa
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Rosevelt
Utah Delegates Backing Bryan to Mac and Ted
Three of the six Utah delegates to the Philadelphia convention Wells Kearns and Loose supported Bryan in 96 and each gave 25000 to his fund. They now double it for Mac and Ted.
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Utah
Philadelphia
Wells, Kearns
Loose
Bryan
Mac
Ted
State Capital Sees NYT Trust Vindication by Croker Jury
The Washington state capital notes possible pride in the New York trust vindication as attributed to Croker's favored grand jury, suggesting a political signal for Democrats.
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Wwa
Democratic Party
New York
Ie Trust
Croker
Press opinions on Bryan and candidates across states
Washington opposes Bryan platform as deceitful and evasive. Davenport’s Vollmer eyed as Democratic candidate focusing on Boer/foreign policy. Rockefellers mocked for personal misfortune. Croker travels to Lincoln to discuss saving the country. question if Democrats retain self respect amid Tammany leadership.
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Dubuque
Henry Vollmer
Davenport
Vollmer
Fairfield Ledger
John D. Rockefeller
William
Standard Oil
Des Moines
Dick Croker
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bryan
Democratic Party
Iowa in Brief: Tragedy and Trials Across the State
A five year old boy Roy Petersmeier of Colfax township Pocahontas county died after a straw stack accident with a fork tines. An unknown tramp was killed by freight cars near Stanwood on June 22. Capt Morrill of Adams Express in Clarinda paid 300 dollars fine for selling liquor. appeal failed. Des Moines critics accused Dr W M Beardshear of plagiarism over a Walt Whitman paraphrase. investigation suggested overhasty condemnation.
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Roy Petersmeier
Colfax Township
Pocahontas County
Stanwood
Capt
Morrill
Adams Express Company
Clarinda
Des Moines
W. M. Beardshear
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Walt Whitman
Tes Moines
Whitman
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute in family letter
A letter from Buchanan Michigan dated May 22 to Genesis Pure Food Co LeRoy New York from ten year old Fannie Williams extols Grain-O as a coffee substitute. The writer notes her mother stopped drinking coffee and the family consumes a package weekly. The tone is earnest and promotional for Grain-O as a healthier beverage option.
Springfield Rifles for Iowa Guards Debate
The Red Oak Express reports dissatisfaction among Iowa National Guard members over Adjutant General Byers choice of 38 calibre Springfield rifles instead of the regulation Krag Jorgensen. Byers cites Krag complexity and maintenance concerns, while Fifty first regiment members with Krag experience dispute these claims.
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Iowa
Red Oak Express
National Guard of
Byers
Krag
Fifty-first Regiment
Memorial to Hathaway: Wisconsin hotelman dies in barber chair
Lorenzo Hathaway, longtime Witter hotel landlord and well known in Wisconsin, died suddenly in a barber chair in Grand Rapids on Saturday. Doctors had warned him a year ago he might not live long, and he planned a granite monument on a cemetery lot he purchased. He was chatting with Judge Co. M. Webb when he collapsed, dying as he wished, "quicker than you could say Jack Robinson."
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Lorenzo Hathaway
Hathaway
Witter
Wisconsin
Jack Robinson
Judge Co. M. Webb
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's League Games
Chicago dispatch reports yesterday's results across the leagues with Cincinnati at New York 6 to 9, Pittsburgh 2 to 1 over Cincinnati, St. Louis 2 to 8 over Brooklyn, Chicago 6 to 0 against Philadelphia, and American League results Indianapolis 7 over Cleveland 5, Buffalo 12 over Detroit 3, Minneapolis 11 over Chicago 4, Kansas City 8 over Milwaukee 5.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn S&s
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Burglars Blow Safe. Omaha Station Yields Nothing
Burglars forced open the Omaha station safe yesterday morning but took nothing. The blast damaged substantial furniture. This marks a second safe-blowing within a week.
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Washburn
Wis
Omaha
Mary Karban Dies by Suicide at 16
Antigo Wisconsin July 3. Mary Karban wife of Wenzel Karban a Neva Township farmer committed death by own action by eating the heads off four boxes of matches. She was 16 years old and married since last fall.
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Antigo
Wis
Mary Karban
Wenzel Karban
Neva
Pen Sentence for Bigamy in Corunna Court
In Corunna Michigan on July 3 Circuit Court convicted C H Downer of Detroit of bigamy. He received a five year sentence to Marquette prison. His first wife was a waitress at the Griswold House in Detroit.
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Corunna, Mich
C. H. Downer
Detroit
Marquette
Iis
Waas
Griswold House
British trade delegation probes Grand Rapids mills
Seven members of a British paper trade delegation are visiting Grand Rapids Wisconsin and examining mills in the city and nearby Port Edwards and Nekoosa as part of their fact finding tour.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Port Edwards
Nekoosa
Emigration trends and incidents across the era
The outline notes German emigration to the United States numbering 23 740 versus 120 000 in ISTA, a Philippine civil service request to Manila, and a Paris expo plot against the Canovas del Castillo statue. Also cited are a Chicago suicide attempt by August Henke saved by his wife and a telegraph operator William Brown who died by his own hand in a lodging house.
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August Henke
Chicago
ISWV
Ista
United States
Philippine Commission
Manila
Canovas del Castillo
Paris
William ©. Brown
Adolph Tobin
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Ireland
M. I. Castile
Brighton
London Philatelic Society
Noted Filipinos in Mac Arthur's Hands
Two cables from Manila reported to the War Department announce General Aquino’s unconditional surrender with sixty four rifles and ammunition and General Ricarte’s capture on July 1 during the Manila uprising. Chicago unions deem the Building Trades Council fight a citywide struggle against contractors and financiers. Secret Service reports the arrest of Pred A Taylor from the San Francisco mint with gold clippings and buttons. Mary Perry also arrested.
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MacArthur
Washington
Manila
War Department
Geeral Aquino
Ricarte
Chicago
Trades’ Unions of
Building Trades’ Council
Contractors’ Council
Building Trades Council
Wilkie
Secret Service
A Taylor
San Francisco
Marry Perry
Finnish Senate Declines to Enforce Imperial Language Edict
The Finnish senate on July 3 sent a memorial to the czar stating it cannot promulgate the imperial rescript. It covers the introduction of the Russian language in Finland, limits on public meetings, and the prohibition of certain trades to Finns for Russians.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Missing Picton schooner likely lost in Lake Ontario gale
Kingston Ontario July 3 no news of the missing schooner Picton and it is believed she foundered in the recent gale. Her crew included Captain Sidley owner and his three children J Lawes of Colture James Martin mate J K Nailey and G Warner all from the region.
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Kingston
Ont
Picton
Lake Ontario
Sidley
J. Lawes
Colture
James Martin
J. K. Nailey
G. Warner
Sheldon Rejects VP Nomination in Christian Party
London July 3 The Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka says his name has been proposed without authority for the vice presidency of the United Christian party and that he has no intention of accepting the nomination.
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Sheldon
London
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Has
Associated Press
United Christian Party
Nan Colwell Returns After World Trip Close Calls
LaCrosse, July 3. Miss Nan nie Colwell, a society woman, arrived home after travels around the world. She barely escaped danger in China and survived threats of plague at several Asiatic and African ports.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Nannie Colwell
Colwell
China
Oshkosh Man Killed by Electric Cars on Track
Alexander Baasen died after his horse bolted a buggy on the track in Oshkosh. He lay unconscious as a three car train passed over him, resulting in instant death.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Alexander Baasen
Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises quick foot relief
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease cures inflamed and smarting feet and ingrown nails. It eases the sting of corns and bunions, relaxes tight shoes, and comforts sweating and tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, mail orders available from LeRoy New York. Trial package free.
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Allen
Mull's Pioneer Cure Miracle Claim A Woman Credits
A West Virginia woman from Stouts Mills writes of severe ailments and heart disease saying Mull's Pioneer Cure saved her life after doctors gave up. The letter notes a dollar draft with each box and urges readers to cash it if the medicine fails.
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Mull
Mull's Lightning Cough Cure Ad
An old advertisement promotes Mull's Lightning Cough Cure claiming to prevent lung trouble and consumption. It touts safety for children and offers bottles for 25 cents and 50 cents with a note to ask your druggist.
Mull's Lightning Pain Killer Ad Claims Instant Cure
An advertisement promises Mull's Light ning Pain Killer cures all pain instantly whether internal or external. The ad guarantees absolute purity and lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents at all druggists.
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Mull
Nickel Plate Road Offers Buffalo and Brocton Connections
Nickel Plate trains connect at Buffalo with eastern lines and at Brocton for Chautauqua Lake points on trains 4 and 6 reaching the lake next day. Up to date drawing rooms and sleeping cars on all trains plus club meals from 35 cents to a dollar on dining cars. No excess fare charged. Contact Mr. J Y Calahan Chicago for details. Hair loss remedy ad followed.
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Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Brocton
Chautauqua Lake
J. Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Fourth of July Rates to 200 Miles by Cedar Route
On July 3 and 4 the Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Railway will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates to points within 200 miles of the selling station. Tickets are valid for return until July inclusively and good through Cedar Route agents.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
Cedar
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