Ministers Protest Saloons On Iowa Avenue
City ministers plan to petition the council against granting new saloon permits on Iowa avenue citing proximity to the YMCA and library. Council readings, ministerial action, and mayoral input govern tonight's agenda as two new establishments are linked to Joe Kranz and the Saturday Mail buildings.
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Iowa Avenue
Joe Kranz
Florist
Saturday Mail
Tony Fackeldy
Shorty” Hodkins
George Volger
Mulci
C. L. Stafford
F. F. Beckerman
Seiler
Association
Mulberry Street Residence Up For Trade In Muscatine
A fine residence on Mulberry street is offered in trade for a farm in Muscatine county. Address inquiries to H. M. Bartlett, over post office, Muscatine, Iowa.
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Cedar Street
H. M. Partlett
Mulberry Street
Muscatine County
H. M. Bartlett
Postoffice
Muscatine
Iowa
Republican Caucuses In First Ward At Excelsior Hose House
Republicans of the First ward are asked to meet at the Excelsior hose house Tuesday July 22 at 8 oclock sharp to select 18 delegates to the county convention on Saturday July 26 and to transact such other business as may be deemed necessary. Per order. Wm. Van Zyle, Committeeman.
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First Ward
Excelsior Hose House
Wm. van Zyle
Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
John Richley
Republicans of Second Ward caucus elect 20 delegates
The republicans of the Second ward will meet in caucus to elect 20 delegates to the county convention at city hall on Tuesday evening July 22 1902 at 8 pm. John Tillie Committeeman.
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Second Ward
John Tillie
Third ward Republicans meet to select delegates
The Republicans of the Third ward are requested to meet at the Rescue Hose House Tuesday evening July 22 at 8 oclock to select 22 delegates to the county convention on Saturday July 26 and to transact other business as necessary. Per order Luther Woods Committeeman.
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Third Ward
Luther Woods
Fourth Ward Republicans to Select 19 Delegates
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward are called to meet at the Relief at 8 o'clock to select 19 delegates. Per order, John Richley, Committeeman.
Four Healed at Woodworth Etter Meetings
The Woodworth Etter gatherings report four healing cases from yesterday afternoon. A girl from Butlerville, a neck gaitre cleft healed, a stomach catarrh cured, and a visiting minister with consumption improves enough to speak clearly before departure. Meetings continue with afternoon and evening sessions as weather allows.
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Woodworth-Etter
Butlerville
Band Concert Program for Court Square Tonight
The program lists marches overtures and solos by Pauciet's band in Court Square this evening. Pieces include Bohemian Girl overture selection The Burgomaster, Cornet solo by Frank E., Frischings Jubel, Electric Wave, and Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Court Square
Pauciet
Frank E
Ee Ha
Isan
Eokdss
Missud
Goon Totton
Capetea
Gillis Waizes
Fruhlings Jubel
Straus
March
Electric Wave
Suthon el Eer
Rossini
Stars and Stripes Forever
Funeral Attendee Recalls Schuyler Verdon in Wapello
Mrs. C. A. Mull attended the funeral of Schuyler Verdon in Wapello yesterday. Mrs. D. S. Flagg, visiting at 503 East Eighth street, returned to Louisiana, Mo. Miss Anna and Miss Gertrude Kincaid, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kincaid, will sail on the steamship Dubuque tomorrow for a trip to St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moynahan
Minnie Mason
Wilton
Quincy
St. Paul
Wilma Bringhan
St. Louis
Dubuque
E. M. Warner
Robi. Schenck
Mabel Warner
Myrtle Flagg
Louisiana
C. A. Mull
Schuyler Verdon
Wapello
D. S. Flagg
Anna
Gertrude Kincaid
Charles F. Kincaid
Society Notes From Mrs Stevenson Party
Mrs Mary Stein Stevenson hosted an informal afternoon gathering for former schoolgirls at her parents home in Chicago. Guests worked on needle crafts, played a drawing game guessing song titles, and Miss Helen Cohn won a prize for the most correct guesses. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs S G Stein Mrs Risley Reuling and several out of town guests from Chicago Iowa City New York City Carthage Mo.
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Mary Stein Stevenson
Chicago
Philip Stein
Helen Cohn
G. Stein
Risley Reuling
E. F. Gobble
Fred Block
Julia Einhausen
Will McQuesten
Nellie Robertson
Winnie Giesler
Mollie McIntyre
Harriet Kessinger
Anna Jayne
Lillian Kell
Hanna
Clyde Dove
Iowa City
L. W. Donnalley
New York City
Miss Whitsett
Carthage
The First Pierre Novel Sparks Author’s Awakening
Gilbert Parker recalls his failed book of short stories after Archibald Forbes dismissed the titles as ideas without substance. He burned the manuscript and then wrote the Pierre tale that launched his success.
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Gilbert Parker
Archibald Forbes
Macmillans
Forbes
Pierre
Duchess of Connaught Carried Home by Gun Carriage
The Duchess of Connaught during a visit to Egypt rode with the duke to inspect troops near Omdurman. An accident to her saddle forced a gun carriage sedan chair conveyance home. The native officer and gunners aided the return, prompting a witty exchange about weight.
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Duchess of
Chances of Life and Death Table for London life expectancy
A London assurance table shows average life expectancy by age. It states a one year old may live 39 more years, a 20 year old 41, a 50 year old 34, a 60 year old 14, and an 80 year old 4, noting such figures reflect long term averages and may vary with sudden deaths or unusually long lives.
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London Assurance Companies
Electric Shock on Tin Conductor Injury Not Serious
During the electric storm yesterday at 5 p.m. O Stoker was installing painted white tin conductor from house to cistern when he received an electric shock. He escaped serious injury though both hands were wrapped around the pipe. the outcome could have been worse.
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O. Stoker
Summers listed meetings with special BCRN rates
A notice lists prominent meetings this summer with special B C R N rates. Events include the National Convention International Sunday School Association in Denver July 15 22 and other gatherings in Colorado Springs Denver Omaha Tacoma Salt Lake City San Francisco and Seattle with low travel rates.
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Denver
Colo
International Sunday School Association
Ancient Order of Hibernians In America
Denver Colo
National Association of Letter Carriers
Omaha
Neb
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Tacoma
Wash
United Presbyterian Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Ilks
San Francisco
Cal
Knights of Pythias
Seattle
Jno
G. Farmer
G. P
T. A
C. R
Muscatine Authorizes Sewer Bonds To Contractor W A Edgar
City council adopts resolution to issue sewer bonds totaling 796.96 dollars for W A Edgar in sub sewerage district No 2. Bonds of 100 200 and 300 dollars mature in seven years but payable at city option with six percent interest, dated July 19 1902. Bonds issued registered and delivered upon mayor and recorder act.
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W. A. Edgar
City of Muscatine
R. S. McNutt
Washouts Delay Rock Island Trains After Night Rain
Heavy rainfall caused railroad washouts across several lines. Rock Island trains were delayed, including No. 29 the El Paso flyer which left over three hours late from Geneseo. Western line reported one washout and M N and S line a slight cavern near Whisky Hollow. services resumed on affected routes.
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Geneseo
Rock Island
Fearful Rainfall Floods Eddyville and Des Moines River
Four and a half inches of rain at Eddyville raised the Des Moines River 18 inches. The crest continues at two inches per hour. Ten more inches would cover the levee and flood the entire town of Des Moines.
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Oskaloosa
Eddyville
Des Moines
Not Held For Negligence in Mine Disaster Near Salt Lake City
The coroner's inquest into the Salt Lake County mine disaster near Salt Lake City on July 18 concluded no negligence was found. Officials reported multiple fatalities from the incident and ongoing investigations into the cause.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Park City Jury Clears Daly-West Mine Officials
A Park City jury found officials of the Daly-West mine blameless in the disaster that killed 35 miners. The verdict concludes a lengthy inquiry into the fatal accident and assigns responsibility to no one on the company leadership.
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Park City
Daly-West
Tragedy in Chicago as husband shoots wife then self
William Nelson shot and killed his wife in front of their child then wounded himself, after two years in prison, in Chicago this morning.
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Chicago
William Nelson
Infant Robert K. Jenne Dies at Two Months
Little Robert K. Jenne, infant son of Mr and Mrs F F Jenne of East Fifth Street, died last night at about two months old. Funeral was held at the residence this afternoon at 3 oclock and interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
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Robert K. Jenne
F. F. Jenne
East Fifth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
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West Hill Cash Store
H. H. Sharrar
Mer
Tel. New
Louisiana, Mo
Hazel Henderson
West Liberty
Geo. B. Jackson’s
Edwin Schoemaker
Journal
Knoxville
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
K. P
Castlehall
Mississippi
Hartman & Ellman’s
H. B. Davidson
Davidson
J. Linn Hoopes
Rebecca Hoopes
Geo. B. Jackson
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Force
Journal Force
E. Eighth Street
Wilma Bringman
Julia Hutchinson
Fryde Flagg
Eda Critz
Flagg
Warner
Hartman & Eitman’s
Mrs. Woodworth-Etter
Ance’ ’. Starke Baife Sweet Jae Goeetz Ichoff
Sousa
Parker
Pope Leo XIII
the Home Tea CO
East Second Street
Bert C. Benham
Rio
Golden
Jenne
Department Store
H. F. Barnard
Ref &Ft
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