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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1900

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Iowa City Residents

Muscatine readers are urged to accept proof from Iowa City residents that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney troubles. Jeweler John Hands testifies his wife found relief after trying the product from a local drug store. Havercamp's drug store notes similar customer reports. Sold 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Muscatine Iowa City John Hands Dubuque St Dean Hands Havercamp’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

New Panitorium Club Parcel Delivery Service Opens

Parcel delivery service offers clothes pressed and shoes shined for 1.00 per month. Call 1154 telephone for packages delivered to any part of the city.

Muscatine Journal Subscription Rates Notice

The Muscatine Journal announces subscription rates for daily and tri weekly delivery in Muscatine Iowa. Rates include daily per year and weekly carrier collection with advance payment options and instructions for remittances to JOURNAL Printing Co. in Muscatine Iowa.

Journal Journal PrRintine Co Muscatine Iowa

Journal Delivery Guidelines For City Subscribers

The Daily Journal instructs subscribers to report irregular or late delivery to the business office. It asks for timely complaints if late and for readers to provide secure drop locations or weatherproof boxes for papers.

Journal Daily Journal

Vacation mail order subscription plan

The Daily Journal offers summer vacation readers a portable subscription service. Notify the Journal business office in person by mail or telephone to have the paper kept sent to different addresses while you travel.

Daily Journal the Journal Business Office

Political conventions in Kansas City Des Moines and Keokuk

Fragmentary notices list Democratic, Republican and sixth district conventions across Kansas City Des Moines Keokuk and Albla with dates July 4 July 10 and August 1. Overall invites party delegates to regional meetings.

Democrats Kansas City Republicans Des Moines Keokuk Albla Hose

Notics To Advertisers In Journal Copy Deadline

The Journal can guarantee change of ads on the day handed in if copy is in office by 9 a.m. The Journal is sold daily at R. A Holmes, FE. BE. Davidson and C. W. Hodges news stands. All customers can be supplied.

R. A Holmes FE. BE. Davidson W. Hodges E. R. Pritchard Department of Health Chicago Geo. Leininger Dr. Geo. Leininger Chemical Co

Philippines Amnesty Proclamation and Its Implications

The article views President McKinley’s amnesty offer to Filipinos as evidence of American clemency and a lack of conquest. It notes discouraged rebels, possible surrenders by Aguinaldo, and argues mercy coupled with strict justice for lawbreakers. It contrasts American rule with Spanish rule and stresses prudent enforcement to maintain order.

McKinley United States Aguinaldo Spain

Hoar Opposes Bryan Citing Philippine Policy

Massachusetts Senator Hoar says McKinley and the Republican party would better handle the Philippines than Bryan and Tammany Hall, arguing Bryan’s victory would wreck protective policy, destabilize currency, devalue debts, threaten the Supreme Court, and disfranchise 10,000,000 citizens, inviting a broader socialist ascent. He pledges strong support for McKinley and Roosevelt.

Hoar Bryan Philippine Islands McKinley Tammany Hall Solid South Massachusetts Mr. Bryan Supreme Court Roosevelt

Fragmentary remark on comparing statements with speakers

A terse note discusses comparing the document with the real statements of the men whose views it represents, implying a need for alignment between claimed perspectives and actual words.

Likely candidates named for congressional convention

The Burlington Hawkeye lists W. L. Roach Muscatine Col J R Nutting Davenport Capt J N W Rumple Marengo and Hon G M Curtiss Clinton as possible convention nominees. Also noted are Cant Rumple Marengo and Col Gregory Jackson County as favored out of Scott county with strong capability for a race and service in Congress if elected.

Davenport Burlington G. M. Curtiss Clinton Roach Hawkeye Muscatine County Col. Nutting Bio Hardware House Curtis Scott County Rumple Marengo Col. Gregory Jackson County Fither Congress

Rail bosses accused in Wapello Tribune critique

The Wapello Tribune accuses Higbbard of Northwestern and Blythe of the C B and Q railroads of manipulating Republican nominations and state policy for corporate gain. It warns that proof would stir a popular uprising against bossism, though such claims are common among politicians who fail to win advantage.

Wapello Tribune Higbbard Northwestern Blythe

Cartoon shows Aguinaldo and Oom Paul fleeing policeman

In a Chicago News cartoon Aguinaldo and Oom Paul race from a pursuing policeman symbolizing Civilization. The Boxers throw a stone at the officer from behind the Chinese wall. Aguinaldo tells Oom Paul to keep it up as they fear being forgotten. Oom Pant drops a memorandum hook with his cannibal lists and Aguinaldo drops rumors of his death.

Chicago News Aguinaldo Oom Paul Agby

Convicted Uta h congressman linked to polygamy

Roberts, elected to Congress from Utah, was convicted of unlawful cohabitation after Congress refused him admittance over polygamous marriages. A four man Mormon jury returned the verdict, seen as creditable to the church hopefuls that plural marriages will be discouraged.

Roberts Congress Utah

Foreigner Flees in China Cartoon Chase Scene

The Chicago Record depicts a cartoon where a foreigner in China rushes toward an open door pursued by a Boxer wielding a drawn knife. The panel emphasizes danger and a fleeing outsider amid tense pursuit.

Chicago Record China

Local Notes From Petersville Ill and Nearby Visits

Muscatine visitors Herman Muchow and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. M.s sister in Petersville. Electa Drury vacations with cousin Mrs. Cora Nelson. Mrs. Duffield and Floyd visiting in Aledo with in laws. Mrs. D. ill and away from home. Rev Slyter of Aledo preached at Petersville Sunday. Rye harvest and haying progressing with very fair crops. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Mason visited Aledo Tuesday.

Muscatine Herman Muchow David Laird Electa Drury Cora Nelson Slyter Baptist Aledo Nelson Mason

Beggs' German Salve Praised As Universal Remedy

R O Childs of Peoria Illinois endorses Beggs' German Salve as the best general household remedy. It cures cuts burns scalds old sores and skin diseases and is claimed to be the only pile cure that permanently cures. Sold at J J Havercamp's.

R. O. Childs Peoria J. J. Havercamp’s

Indian Yacht Club Holds Circuit Race At Greenwich

Greenwich Conn July 5 The Indian Yacht Club hosts a circuit race today open to 75 and 65 foot schooners 89 70 51 43 36 and 20 foot sloops and cutters 43 and 36 foot yawls the 30 foot class and the 21 foot race about class The annual regatta is set for Saturday August 4 open to all classes.

Greenwich Conn Indian Yacht Club

Grain-O Heartfelt Testimonial From Buchanan Reader

A ten year old girl from Buchanan Michigan writes to Genesee Pure Food Co in LeRoy New York praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. She notes her mother quit coffee and their family now uses a package a week highlighting health and family impact.

Short speeches rare as a virtue in public life

The article notes that men who deliver concise speeches are scarce and that when someone does, it becomes a standout remark among listeners. It highlights the value of brevity in public discourse and the memorable impact of well timed remarks.

Republican delegate convention to be held in Muscatine

Muscatine county Republicans vote on seventeen delegates to the state convention in Des Moines on August 1 1900 and seventeen delegates to the congressional convention in Davenport on August 16 1900. The meeting also selects a county chairman for the year and township ward committees call primaries to appoint proportional delegates. J Scott Blackwell chairman.

Muscatine County Iowa Court House Muscatine Des Des Moines Davenport J. Scott Blackwell

Republican delegate convention for Iowa Second District held Davenport

Notice announces the Republican delegate convention for Iowa's Second District in Davenport on August 16, 1900 at 11 am to nominate a congressional candidate. Delegates are allotted by county and by votes for Leslie M. Shaw in 1899, with Clinton Johnson and other counties listed as eligible. Charles W. Phillips, Chairman Second District Committee.

Iowa Davenport Congress Leslie M. Shaw

Pleasant Prairie social notices and local travels

Pleasant Prairie and surrounding areas feature a joint meeting of the Sweetland Epworth League and Christian Endeavor Society on Sunday evening, July 7, inviting all. Town updates note a recent dance at Peter Drumm's with music by Wm Hartman and wife and floor management by Adam Eis.

Sweetland Epworth League Christian Endeavor Society Peter Drumm Wm. Hartman Adam Eis John Millar Muscatine Hy. Meineke Pleasant Praire Wild Cat’s den Jacob Grimm Mr. Grimm Montpelier M. Bernick Hulda Bernick Tom Nugent High Prairie J. Baker Stockton

Allen’s Foot-Ease Powder Promises Quick Foot Comfort

Allen’s Foot-Ease is advertised as a powder that cures painful, swollen feet and ingrown nails and relieves corns and bunions. It claims to make tight shoes feel easy and relieves sweating and tired aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail order and trial package offers from Le Roy New York.

Allen

Riverside Prepares For July Fourth Celebration In Town

Riverside readies a July Fourth event east of the creamery on E Nicholas pasture with a platform dance at A Triskas lot. Rain Tuesday improved crops. a marriage plan to wed July 4 and a grand parade are noted as plans move forward.

Riverside Washington

Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks Incident Report

Fifteen young ladies on horseback will parade and a high stand south of the depot will launch the fireworks. Ray Jester injured his face when a shell exploded from a target gun and later had it treated in Iowa City. Several local residents visit family and guests in Riverside and surrounding towns for Independence Day gatherings.

Ray Jester Iowa City Mary Duncan Muscatine John Mantzer James Evans Lone Tree Chicago Riverside A. Younkin Ladora

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Enrichment

An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood enricher to relieve headaches nervousness sleepless nights and morning fatigue. It claims improved energy appetite and better sleep after use.

Hood

Hickory Grove Social Notes Update

Ed Ryan and Abe Eis visited the Batchlor home Friday for a pleasant evening. Miss Belle Tough and Meta Kistenmacher were Durant business visitors. Frank Havenagle aided his brother in haying last week. Henry Jenkins and G W Rachow visited the Bis home Sunday. A B Ravb and children were seen on the streets. A N Bis and wife visited Durant Saturday. Chas Strohbean called at David Kelley’s Saturday. Henry Parr has returned to his old home.

Ed. Ryan Abe Eis Batchlor Miss Belle Tough Meta Kistenmacher Durant Frank Havenagle Haying Henry Jenkins G. W. Rachow Bis A. B. Ravb A. N. Bis Chas. Strohbean David Kelley Henry Parr

Beggs' Hair Renewer Advert Keeps Bald Heads Healthy

An advertisement promises Beggs' Hair Renewer cures scalp diseases and stops hair loss while growing hair on bald heads. It guarantees satisfaction and directs readers to J. J. Havercamp's for purchase.

J. J. Havercamp’s

New Cycling Rule Goes into Effect in Buffalo

Buffalo riders must wear black trunks on entering competition after today under National Cycling Association rule.

Buffalo N. Y Board of Control National Cycling Association

Nickel Plate trains offer Buffalo connections and Lake Chautauqua routes

Nickel Plate Road trains connect at Buffalo with eastern lines and at Brocton for Chautauqua Lake points. Trains Nos 4 and 6 reach Chautauqua Lake next day with early morning and evening arrivals. Up-to-date drawing rooms and sleeping cars on all trains plus club meals from 35 cents to one dollar on dining cars. No excess fare. Write or call Mr J Y Calahan Chicago for details.

Nickel Plate Road Buffalo Brocton Chautauqua Lake J. Y. Calahan Adams Street Chicago Til

Double Execution Set for Tomorrow in Quebec

Quebec July 5 Tomorrow is the day on which Dube and Cazes were recently sentenced to hang. The men were found guilty of murder in the first degree. Dube killed Thomas Mooney at Lake Beauport. Cazes killed his wife in a brutal murder.

Quebec Can Dube Cazes Thomas Mooney Lake Beauport Cates

Bathing Habit Sparks Unseen Odor Debate

A pungent remark highlights a man who never baths and remains unaware of his odor. The quote frames personal hygiene as a social concern and moral shortcoming.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Java W. S. Hill Hte Iowa Avenue Journal Office C. C. Cadhe Fred Leu, Jr W. 2Nd St James O’ Toole Pee Ne Business the Muscatine Journal John Mohin and Sons WM. McKinley Ohio Theodore Roosevelt New York Notics Senator Hoar Congressional Petersville, Ill STATE CONG Johnson Saar Eben Oadhowas Trinrete Nho Cannes Charles W. Phillips Second District Con. Com Pleasant Prairie Harry Bray Mever Bros. Drug Co St. Louis Catarra E. Kitch Poplar Bluff J. H. McMurray Seymour Perry Crisler Mayfield, Kan Wm. M. Metzger Long Bros. Grocery Co Hickory Grove Security Carter Carters Wyusr Mart Souar
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