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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
2
The Muscatine Infirmary of Osteopathy at 212 Linn Street announces readiness to treat diseases of both men and women by Osteopathy as taught by the A S O at Kirksville Missouri. Health is natural disease unnatural. disorders come from obstructions to circulation. Free consultation and examination for thirty days. office hours 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except Sunday.
In Lincoln Nebraska July 11 the informal opening of the Democratic presidential campaign drew about thirteen thousand listeners. Bryan Towne Weaver and others outlined campaign work and fusion of three parties on the Democratic ticket. Stevenson attended the evening rally and received an ovation while Bryan and Towne spoke at both sessions. Bryan praised former Republicans and urged unity for the Dec laration of Independence and South Africa policy. The day also featured a wedding reception for Mr Havemyer and Miss Whiting at Swanhurst villa with about 200 guests.
The Republican state central committee met in Columbus on July 10 and elected General Charles W. F. Dick of Akron as chairman of the new state executive committee.
New Hampton Iowa residents report Representative Haugen was renominated yesterday by the Fourth district Republicans in a unanimous vote, signaling continued party support ahead of the upcoming election.
In Saginaw Michigan eighty workers at Northwestern Coal and Transportation refuse to work until the company pays their 5 cent per day rail fare to the James township mine. The Pere Marquette local ferries them to and from the site each day.
National League results show Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 and Cincinnati 5 to 2 over Philadelphia. St Louis beat Boston 3 0. Chicago defeated New York 5 2. American League tallies include Detroit 9 over Kansas City 0 and Cleveland 4 over Milwaukee 0. Buffalo topped Chicago 4 to 1. Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 4 3.
New York reports two heavyweight bouts arranged for August. First between Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Ruhlin, who beat Sharkey, set for August 10. Second match pits Fitzsimmons against Tom Sharkey around August 25. Forfeits are paid. Pittsburg iron workers of Spang Chalfant & Co face wage cuts 15 to 20 percent effective immediately after a prior voluntary raise.
Newport Rhode Island July 11 Society notes report the wedding of Miss Charlottee Whiting to Harry O Havemyer son of Mrs Theo. The ceremony took place in Newport with guests from prominent local families.
Washington July 11 The National Red Cross Association reorganizes under the last Congress act and President McKinley approval. A new advisory board is elected to meet within ten days to choose officers. Officers entertained by Miss Barton at Chevy Chase following the vote.
A page passage presents a mash of verses and letters from readers. It includes an expressive epitaph for Ned, poems titled A Boy A Match A Cracker Red and The Man Behind the Plough, plus notes about Kansas City Bryan event and political references to McKinley. The items reflect early 20th century rural American sentiment with humor and patriotism.
By an 11 to 2 vote the Joliet city council overrode Mayor Mount’s veto to grant the Joliet Street Railway company a twenty year license for a double track on the Chicago Joliet lines and a license for a line over the drainage canal bridge at Casstreet.
In Marshalltown Iowa on July 141 a band carnival and competition began with more than twenty five bands competing. Fine prizes are offered and visiting musicians are given freedom of the town as guests.
In Lincoln on July 11 the Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans held a convention to arrange a fusion of interests and a division of offices, with Populists and Republicans pushing for agreement.
The July 1 1900 Iowa crop report notes extreme heat on some days and excessive rainfall in central regions with minor overall damage. Barley harvest advances while oats and spring wheat begin cutting. apple crops suffer wind damage. Crop prospects remain favorable with corn at 104 percent and potatoes near 98 percent of normal. comparisons with last year show mixed gains across crops.
Milwaukee officials announce a new feature at L A W bicycle races this week. Every finish is photographed to ensure winners by inches receive all they earn.
The Republican League Clubs of Missouri met in St Louis with a large attendance. Delegates pledged a strong campaign for the upcoming election.
The North Dakota State nominating convention to name Republican candidates for state offices convened in Grand Forks on July 11.
The State Democratic nominating convention met in Yankton on July 11 to select state ticket candidates.
A woman identified as Mrs Groves from Stouts Mills West Virginia reports health collapse with back pain bowel trouble stomach distress fainting and heart disease. She says Mull's Pioneer Cure saved her life in a June 8 testimonial. The ad claims the medicine costs one dollar per box and offers cash refund if it fails.
A fragment notes that married people often overlook a husband’s lack of attention after marriage, unlike earlier in courtship, implying changes in awareness and dynamics within domestic life.
Senator Wolcott, chairman of the committee to inform Governor Roosevelt of his nomination as candidate for Vice President, will be at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel tonight with the Notification Committee. At ten o'clock tomorrow morning the group will proceed to Oyster Bay for the formal notification to the Governor.
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