Louisa County Events at Wapello Friday
Louisa County events are slated for Friday in Wapello with various activities listed for residents and visitors. Organizers include local groups and civic clubs promoting community engagement and entertainment.
19 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1902
Page
1
Louisa County events are slated for Friday in Wapello with various activities listed for residents and visitors. Organizers include local groups and civic clubs promoting community engagement and entertainment.
Funeral services were conducted at the Verdon home for Schuyler Verdon who died in Hot Springs New Mexico and was brought to Wapello for burial. Knights of Pythias members led the grave service as Rev R J L Matthews and Rev Parvin officiated. Verdon, a Presbyterian and Sunday school worker, left a wife and three children with the community extending sympathy.
Columbus Junction July 19 secret order formed at Odd Fellows hall named Fraternal Bankers Reserve. Kiotz and Shaffer sold a team of spotted ponies for 270 dollars. Louisa county normal institute begins next Monday at Wapello with Prof. S. Y. Gillen present week one. Miss Hattie Wright to visit Burlington for a week. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wilcox July 14. Frank Letts shipped two cars of white hogs to Chicago. Local weather man reports six inch fall Thursday night. Mrs. H. M. Letts and children depart for Chicago to meet Mr. Letts returning from Champeachy, Mexico. J. J. Duncan and family visiting in town. R. L. Klotz visited Iowa City yesterday.
Sioux City lawyer S. J. Quincey says a discovery of law based on solar versus standard time allows saloons to stay open past 10 pm under the Martin mulct law. He asserts the provision can be avoided and that establishments may remain open until 19:26, citing perceived temporal discrepancy.
The statute uses solar time so saloons may stay open until twenty six minutes after 10 standard time. Saloon men form a fund and plan to pursue the matter in the supreme court. If upheld, Mr. Quincy would receive 1500 dollars for his discovery.
Queenstown reports the Cunard liner Etruria arrived without sighting the steamer Belgenland which has been overdue since Wednesday. Belgenland is sister ship to the Waesland which was sunk after a collision off Holypead last March.
In Carbondale Oregon district a woman killed her husband George Jaubert after he attacked her and her sister at their Oroville home. She then shot and mortally wounded his brother Moses as he advanced. Both men died near the doorway and near the grass. A coroner's jury absolved the woman of blame.
Hon. J. N. W. Rumple is in Chicago for a month seeking X ray therapy for a cancerous growth on his lower lip. He reports encouragement from the treatment and keeps in touch with Iowa people, though he is glad to be out of politics.
A court restrains the Cleveland City Council from implementing a proposed 3 cent fare increase. Officials argued the move would violate city transit funding plans and affect riders. The ruling demands further review before any fare changes take effect.
Attorney General Sheets filed quo warranto actions against the Cleveland city council and a restraining order blocks the council from most legislative duties. The move aims to halt the three cent streetcar fare, keeping only essential city business.
Sam Faughn of Metropolis was shot and killed by Jasper Abbott of Rock while a large street fair drew over ten thousand residents. Faughn reportedly wrested Abbott's pistol and fired once before dying, as Abbott faced accusations from several hotel guests over insulting remarks.
Brighton July 19 John Ellenberger drowned one half mile south of Merrimac after attempting to cross a bridge in a swift current. He and his team were swept away but the horses were saved. Ellenberger previously lived on the same road and knew the area well. crossing at a dangerous point is noted as unusual.
Oyster Bay July 19 President Roosevelt will dine with New York Mayor Low and Senator Kean of New Jersey. The leaders will discuss New York politics and current political issues.
Estherville July 19 The Rock Island announces unofficially it will construct a new depot costing about 25000 on the site previously chosen by the B C R and N for its station.
Page one reports Mine operators plan to take offensive stance following statements by Speculator Gates. Columbus Junction and Wapelh news appear with local updates. Cleveland council restrained. Chicago markets noted.
Arriving on No 15 at 11 30 this forenoon former mayor Barney Schmidt and Amos Schott, who left for Germany April 29, have traveled through Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Austria. They seem well and pleased with the journey.
Washington, D. C., July 19. Secretary Shaw says a treasury department agent will travel to Iowa within days to review sites for eight public buildings. The disinterested reviewer will begin at Muscatine and follow the easiest route, with no Iowa ties to bias recommendations.
Report notes that operators plan offensive actions and publicly discuss intentions to escalate. Officials monitor communications and terms used to signal forthcoming operations. Officials urge restraint and confirm strategic objectives remain to protect safety and public interests.
United Mine Workers delegates report operators plan an offensive, to begin five breakers next week, as the union adopts Mitchell's plan for the anthracite strike with measures including a 10 percent assessment, a $50,000 national treasury donation, and district or officer contributions starting July 16.
Rail service in the city remains disrupted as washouts near Cotter and a cave-in south of town delay multiple routes. Eastbound El Paso flyer arrived late, with a few trains passing through late or on time only after holding stations. Officials toured lines on private cars amid ongoing repairs as forecasts suggest improvement if rain stops.
New York July 19 John W Gates outlines a vision of railroad consolidation with small lines absorbed by larger ones and lower future freight rates boosting overall railroad profits. He notes western railroads earning vast sums, advocates currency expansion to ease credit, and identifies main power blocs as Standard Oil with National City Bank versus J Pierpont Morgan and allied financiers.
Weather bulletin from Chicago on July 19 indicates cloudy conditions with showers this afternoon and tonight. Sunday may bring clearing but showers persist in the eastern portion of Iowa.
Rain over the past week hindered railroad traffic, affecting both passenger and freight services and slowing schedules into the coming days.
Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong has vanished from his Hastings home for several days. His former wife, Lady Pope, seeks jewelry he claims belongs to her. Wounded in the Philippines, his mind may be affected, and his lawyers say efforts are underway to locate him and return the items.
Special market dispatch from H J Toher & Co. reports Chicago live stock receipts hogs 7 000 with mixed price range from 7.30 to 8.22. cattle 100 receipts steady. sheep 1 000 steady. Chicago receipts list 7 000 hogs and 185 wheat car loads. Northwest wheat shows today 277 total. New York stocks show reserves up and loans down. Beeves traded 4.50 to 8.90. Texans 3.75 to 6.59. Liverpool wheat steady with minor changes.
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