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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
3
G Logan Payne Company Addresses and Contacts
G Logan Payne lists office locations in Chicago at 935 Marquette Building and New York at 140 Nassau Street, associated with Lacoste & Maxwell. The fragment notes these addresses as part of the business notice.
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G. Logan Payne
Marquette Building
Chicago
Lacoste & Maxwell
Nassau Street
New York
Republican State Convention Calls Iowa Delegates in Des Moines
The Republican electors of Iowa are called to a July 30 1902 Del egate Convention in Des Moines at 11 am to nominate candidates for Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Judge and Clerk of the Supreme Court Reporter of the Supreme Court and for a Railroad Commissioner. Delegates allocated by county and by votes for Albert B Cummins 1901 governor. Total delegates 1233. R H Spence chairman Co V Phillips secretary.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Albert B. Cummins
Clinton
Scense
OMUNE
R. H. Spence
Republican county convention called for Muscatine Iowa July 26 1902
The Republican Party of Muscatine County convenes at the court house Muscatine on Saturday July 26 1902 at 10 30 am to choose 16 delegates for the state convention at Des Moines and 16 delegates for the second district congressional convention at Clinton on August 20 1902. Representation is based on township and ward votes for Governor Cummins in 1901 with delegates allocated to each area. committee members will organize caucus calls.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Des Moines
Iowa
Clinton
A. B. Cummins
Bloomington
Pat
Cedar _ ry
Aspen
Goshen
Democrats Propose Free Trade Remedy for Trusts
The Cedar Rapids Republican brands the remedy puerile and notes that combines extend beyond items on the free list. It cites coal oil and anthracite coal as examples of strong combines not previously tariffed, arguing tariffs affect few major products.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar County Leader Switches Parties
J. W. Wright, longtime Cedar county Democratic leader and active worker, has publicly joined the Republican party. He is a member of the law firm Wright & Wright.
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J. W. Wright
Democratic Party
Cedar County
Republican Party
Wright & Wright
Tariff Critique From Atlantic Telegraph Urges Iowa Republicans
The Atlantic Telegraph argues tariff tinkering harms the nation and its people and urges Iowa Republicans to avoid foolish acts in response to tariff changes. The piece frames tariff policy as damaging to economy and politics.
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The
Atlantic Telegraph
Iowa
Lawyers Debate Taxation At Iowa Bar Convention
At Dubuque the Iowa State Bar Association devoted much of a session to taxation of money and credits and the tax ferret law. Speakers split on the issue with H S Richards and Col Clark opposing taxation of credits while A E Swisher urged drastic penalties. Roberts favored exempting credits as nonproperty, Davis opposed the tax ferret, advocating better assessors. Gentle verdict: doctors differ, who decides.
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Iowa State Bar Association
Dubuque
H. S. Richards
Iowa City
Col. Clark
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Swisher
Mr. Roberts
Keokuk
J. C. Davis
Gates Sees U S Rail Systems Consolidation Ahead
John W. Gates in a newspaper interview predicts America will forge ahead for thirty years and then own all major railroads. He names future systems led by Vanderbilts and Hill, with Morgan envisioned as a vast financial architect pursuing global power.
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John W. Gates
America
United States
Jim Hill
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Mr. Gates
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Globe
Davenport Democrat Sums John Son Campaign As Sensation-Free
The Davenport Democrat says the campaign of Hon. Tom L. Johnson for the Democratic presidential nomination has started early to ensure a painless death and long sleep, stating the office of president is not seeking a sensation maker at this time.
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Tom L. Johnson
Davenport
Secretary Root Seeks Vatican Backing on Friars Removal
In a final note of instruction, Secretary Root tells Taft to assure the Vatican that removing the friars from the Philippines is demanded only to meet the wishes of Philippine Roman Catholics.
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Root
Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Muscatine urged to supply congress candidate
Friends of Muscatine in and out of the second district press for a Muscatine man to run for Congress after Rumple declines renomination. A strong push favors J. L. Giesler, a capable local businessman, with district backing and Republican unity to secure a Muscatine choice for Iowa's delegation.
Iowa Neighbor Seeks Job Recommendation For Shaw
Secretary Shaw shows a letter from a neighboring Iowan asking for a recommendation to aid in securing better pay. One sentence may carry double meaning and amuses him. The letter is expected to yield a prompt and favorable recommendation.
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Shaw
Weather man Moore predicts cooler conditions for two days
In an interview at the Agriculture Department Prof Willis Moore the acting secretary and chief meteorologist explained that forecasts extend only about forty eight hours. He dismissed long range prophecies as moonshine noting major storms can be anticipated only with telegraph bulletins and solid data. He cited the Atlantic storm that saved ships by early warning and warned that freaky elements can delay rain or shift timing by hours.
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Washington Bureau Journal
Washington, D. C
Willis Moore
Wilson
Moore
Department
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Canada
Frank J. Stillman
Press Opinions Kansas City Journal on marital rights
Opinion piece notes the St. Louis ruling that a wife may search her husband's pockets does not grant wives any new rights they did not already have. The piece argues the decision reflects existing marital norms rather than expanding legal protections for wives.
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Kansas City Journal
St. Louis
Cleveland Leader Blames Republicans for Smoke Nuisance
The Cleveland Leader asserts the Republican Party caused smoke issues in the city, claiming no smoke occurred in 1892 and 1894 and naming Grover Cleveland and his party as the only known smoke preventers in the United States.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
United States
Railways in 1895 rise of receiverships highlighted
The Philadelphia Press cites the New York Times noting unprecedentedly few railway receiverships and foreclosure cases in the first half of the year, contrasting Democratic Cleveland era with Republican Roosevelt years. It recalls that in 1895 about a quarter of the nation’s railway mileage faced receivership and bankruptcy actions.
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Philadelphia
New York Times
United States
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Doctors Differ
Marion Register outlines a clash between Dr. H W Thomas who attacks imperialism and trusts and Dr. MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church New York who foresees a world federation under the golden rule with America and Great Britain as dominant factors, signaling a millennium era.
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Marion Register
Chicago
H. W. Thomas
MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church of
World federation urged by golden rule remark
The speaker notes that on the basis of the golden rule a federation of the whole world will be accomplished and that we are approaching such a federation today. The statement is presented amid discussion of professional disagreements among doctors.
Muscatine's Opportunity for Congress Nomination
Ottumwa Courier views Muscatine county as ripe for a congressman after Rumple's decline. It urges Republicans to unite, pick the most viable candidate, and enter the congressional convention with a united front to seize Muscatine’s long awaited chance.
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Muscatine
Ottumwa
Muscatine County
Congress
J. N. W. Rumple
Congressional
Courier
National House
Iowa in Brief notes drownings and mishaps near Merrimac and Cedar Rapids
John Hulliburger aged 23 of Brighton drowned while crossing flooded Skunk river bottom near Merrimac Jefferson county on the 17th his team and buggy saved. A revolver fired as it fell from a stand killed S Campbell aged 19 at Corning on the 15th. R A Wheeless a Delaware county farmer died from injuries after falling on a harrow while urging his team. Joe Dvorak and Paul Mackonsky swam before attending the Cedar Rapids circus.
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John Hulliburger
Brighton
Skunk
Merrimac
Jefferson County
S. Campbell
Corning
R. A. Wheeless
Delaware County
Joe Dvorak
Paul Mackonsky
Cedar Rapids
Republican Caucuses in First Ward at Excelsior Hose House
Republicans of the First ward meet at Excelsior hose house Tuesday July 22 at 8 o clock to select 18 delegates for the county convention Saturday July 26 and to transact other business as needed Per order Wm Van Zyle Committeeman
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First Ward
Excelsior Hose House
Wm. van Zyle
Second ward Republicans to elect 20 delegates at caucus
The Republicans of the Second ward will meet in caucus at city hall on Tuesday evening July 22 1902 to elect 20 delegates to the county convention. John Tillie committeeman.
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Second Ward
John Tillie
Republicans of the Third Ward Meet at Hose House
Third ward Republicans are requested to meet at the Rescue Hose House on Tuesday evening July 22 at 8 o'clock to select 22 delegates for the county convention on Saturday July 26 and to transact other business as needed. Per order Luther Woods Committeeman.
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Third Ward
Luther Woods
Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
John Richley
Fourth ward Republicans to elect 19 delegates at 8
The Republicans of the Fourth ward are requested to meet at the Relief at 8 o'clock to select 19 delegates to John Richley, Committeeman.
Republicans of Moscow Township Meet for County Convention
Republicans of Moscow township are called to meet in Moscow on July 24 at 7 PM to elect four delegates to the county convention and conduct other business per order of the committeeman.
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Moscow Township
Moscow
Bloomington Republicans to Name Delegates at Kalorama School
Bloomington township Republicans meet at Kalorama schoolhouse Thursday at 8 PM to name delegates to the county convention Saturday and conduct other business. William Hendricks, Commissioner.
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Bloomington
Bloomington Township
Kalorama School House
William Hendricks
Lake Township Republicans to Convene Caucus for Delegates
The republicans of Lake township will hold a caucus Friday evening July 25 to select four delegates to attend the county convention Saturday July 26 1902 and transact other business Committeeman.
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Lake Township
Republican Second District delegate convention in Clinton
A Republican delegate convention for Iowa's Second Congressional District will be held in Clinton on August 20, 1902 at 11 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress. Each county receives delegates based on population and votes for A B Cummins in 1901. list shows county counts and Chairman Joe R Lane presiding.
Former Muscatine Boy Builds Wealth in Iowa Banking
Gardner Cowles of Algona now controls a leading Algona bank after acquiring Cal bank holding in Kossuth County. He aims to focus on business for several years, with past public service as a two term state representative and potential future senate prospects. He once resided in Muscatine where his father served as a First M. E. church pastor.
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Muscatine
Cal Bank Holding
Kossuth County
Gardner Cowles
Algona
Mr. Cowles
Cowles
Iowa
House
Senate
M. E
Low Rate Excursion To Clinton By Diamond Jo Line
W G Block, Diamond Jo general agent, announces excursion tickets to Clinton and return for 125 cents for the Mississippi Valley Spiritualists annual meeting. Tickets on sale July 19 through August 22 with return by August 30.
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W. G. Block
Diamond Jo
Isaac P. Lusk
Clinton
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Association
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Restoration Amid Summer Ailments
Anxious season described as mental and physical decline with heat worsening nerves and energy. Paine's Celery Compound lauded as a great recuperator and strength-giver, claimed to banish languor headaches and digestive troubles. A Newark Delaware man's letter praises recovery from nervous prostration after using the remedy, noting dramatic improvement after costly failed treatments.
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Paine
J. H. Clark
Newark
Del
Handsome Reception Gown Returns to Popular Favor
Fashion notes describe a Vandykes styled gown in pale crepe de chine with horizontal tucks and self colored Corticelli silk. Edge features an ecru Venetians design highlighted by rhinestones and spangles. Cape collar blouse, chiffon edging, embroidered scarf vest and sleeve puff in lace complete the ensemble.
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Vandykes
A Cure for Summer Complaint Helps Lansing Family
A summer illness proved treatable by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a well documented case from a Lansing Iowa family. The writer notes the medicine should be kept on hand at home, especially in warm weather, and mentions it is available through druggists.
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Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Journal
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