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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
4
A succinct remark notes that constant doubt stems from trusting too much in others and ignoring personal judgment. It emphasizes caution in accepting others’ assurances and the need for independent thinking.
Judge Frank W. Eicchelberger rules that a June 19 Ottumwa library funding election is unconstitutional for women voters. He holds only male electors may vote in city elections and that section 1131 cannot expand suffrage by law. The decision could affect Muscatine elections but may still allow separate tallies for men and women ballots.
In Manchester, a storm caused a lightning fire at Trousse and Hetherington’s livery barn destroying the building and killing eight horses along with buggies and contents. A horse escaped the flames and ran along the main street. In Sigourney, Singmaster and Sons saw a large barn burned, destroying several fine imported horses.
Gov. Roosevelt of New York Republican vice presidential hopeful spoke to a large enthusiastic crowd in Quincy Illinois on July 5 delivering a stirring address that drew wild cheering throughout and after the talk.
A small tornado tore roofs from homes in Orange City Iowa on Tuesday causing extensive damage to residences including H. Berger's and A. W. Lehr's houses and injuring children at William Oldenkaump's. In Milwaukee a severe rain and wind storm capsized the yacht Nellye near the lake and damaged fences and trees with one man feared fatally hurt by a falling sign.
The Walter Nolan of Chicago fought Edward Morris of Valley Illinois when Eddie Buller from Chicago jumped into the ring and assaulted Morris in the third round. Police restored order as Morris supporters clashed with Chicago backers amid a controversial verdict and chaotic scene at the July event.
This morning at four o clock Mrs Maholy Jane Long died after two years of illness. Born in Virginia in 1840, she resided on East Third street and was a member of the Christian Assembly church. She is survived by one child from her first marriage and by her second husband Nelson Long. The funeral was held at 4 30 this afternoon from 215 East Third street with Rev Stafford officiating, and the remains were interred in the city cemetery.
Davenport a 6 Muscatine 5 in a speedy afternoon contest. Muscatine played well despite costly errors. Dudley pitched well for Muscatine. Davis and Giese drew attention for their strong play. The two teams meet in Muscatine on July 5.
Hershey's mill continues to produce its accustomed lumber but under challenges. The dredged channel provides a landing way for logs yet requires a large workforce. Sand extension into the river complicates log flotation and demands greater labor.
A wry note suggests public taste for limburger cheese is overrated as people pretend to enjoy it while real opinion remains dubious.
The report details a regatta with an unfinished handicap event pending measurement judgment. It records two concluded races with winners the Jerry owned by Bishop and the Lillie commanded by Hanley in the Berlin studio cup. Leone's time was 3 13.8 start and 3 21.25 finish.
A number of small picnic parties gathered at Weed Park yesterday though crowding was lighter than usual. City attractions and river picnics kept most residents away, yet the park appeared well kept and more pleasant than prior days with visitors expressing surprise at its condition.
Caracas marks Independence Day on July 5 with nationwide celebrations mimicking U S style observances as the holiday unfolds across the country.
Mt Pleasant's Ryun Cancer Institute on West Clay Street operates in a large remodeled residence. Dr and Mrs Ryan treat many patients with electric lighting hot water and modern facilities. A Chicago physician among patients shows strong early results and the hospital welcomes visitors.
A June 1900 financial statement to the Iowa Auditor lists assets including cash on hand 2500, cash items 928? plus bonds and notes. It details deposits total liabilities 345,? and capital stock. J L Giesler president and S L Jahnson cashier certify accuracy sworn July 5 1900 before Notary F W Eversmeter.
State of Iowa Muscatine County shows Hershey State Bank assets total 1 271 152 561 77 with gold and silver holdings drafts and notes, real estate and personal property values listed. Deposits total 1 135 805 62 with light and time deposits noted. profits 7 585 22. liabilities show endorsements 1 624 73. Directors P W Francis and L G Burnett certify truthfulness.
The partnership in the shoeing and blacksmith business at the Giesler building on Walnut street is dissolved by mutual consent. J. F. DeCamp will operate a shoeing shop at 118 Walnut and John Krieg will run a shoeing and job shop at 114 Walnut.
An old advertisement promotes Mull's Lightning Cough Cure claiming it prevents lung trouble and consumption. The product is pitched as safe for children with prices 25c and 60c, and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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