Anti Saloon Injunctions Sought in Muscatine
The Anti Saloon League seeks injunctions against city saloons in Muscatine to secure broader law observance. The action aims to curb alcohol saloon activity and enforce multi law compliance.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
1
Petitions Filed In Muscatine to Enforce Malci Law
Anti saloon drive reaches Muscatine as Rev G W Poole and John A Houser file injunction petitions against all saloons alleging malci law violations. Officials plan to compel compliance with law including no Sunday sales and curbing gambling with petitions of consent and potential closures. Houser says saloonkeepers will be treated reasonably and aims to force lawful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Muscatine
Rev
G. W. Poole
Wilton
County Anti-Saloon League
John A. Houser
Des Moines
League
Poole
Anti-Saloon League
Houser
Journal
State League
County League
G. W. Pool
Saloon Keepers Facing Injunction Requests List
A public notice lists saloon keepers against whom injunctions have been sought. Names include Toney Fackeldy Frank Binhoff Anheuser Busch Brewing Association Hans Mohnsen John Morgan Wm Burkhart Adam Von Dresky Tom J Cullen Varatta Fuhlman Don Brunke Schmidt Tracy Joan Fuller Frank Piper Edward Jacobs Henry Schaefer Charles Freeman Otto Seidlitz George Crippen Frank Maurath George Volger J G Dermedy Robert J Welch Jr Frank Mesher Hugo Darnhime for George L Criner Eugene Horst Henry France Jess Haifleigh Joe Wier C Toohey and others. The action is dated nine days prior with other ledger details obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciation
Hans Mohnsen
John Morgan
Wm. Burkhart
Adam von Dresky
Tom J. Cullen
Varatta & Fuhlman
Don Brunke
Schmidt & Tracy
Joan Fuller
Frank Piper
Edward Jacobs
Henry Schaefer
Charles Freeman
Otto Seidlitz
George Crippen
Frank Maurath
George Volger
J. G. Dermedy
Robert J. Welch, Jr
Frank Mesher
Hugo Darnhime
George L. Criner
Eugene Horst
Henry France
Jess Haifleigh
Joe Wier
C. Toohey
Jake Steibling
Man and Woman Are Victims in New York Shooting
Esther Norling, 23, was shot and killed as she entered an uptown haberdashery store where she worked as a bookkeeper. Charles Warner, her former employer, is charged with the shooting and later wounded A. R. Spicer, the store manager, during his escape. Warner, described as unbalanced, sought a loan after the incident and was beaten by a truckman before police took him into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Esther Norling
Charles Warner
Warner
A. R. Spicer
Miss Norling
John C. Wilson
Wilson
Lord Barrington Granted 30 Day Reprieve in Missouri Hanging
Jefferson City July 23 Gov Folk granted a 30 day respite to Lord Frederick Seymour Barrington who faced execution at Clayton July 25 for the murder of James P. McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Gov Folk
Frederick Seymour Barrington
Clayton, Mo
James P. McCann
Orchard's Bomb Motive Detailed in Haywood Trial
Boise Idaho July 23 Attorney Richardson resumed arguments in the Haywood trial detailing Orchard's use of a bomb to kill Governor Steunenberg. He portrayed Orchard as bloodthirsty and obsessed with spectacle, claiming the plan sought maximum attention and tied to Fedora mine losses. He urged jurors to resist convicting his client under mining interests pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Richardson
Bradley
San Francisco
Orchard
Steunenberg
Hercules
Couer d'Alenes
Federation
Mine Owners Association
Miners Strike Across Cities Sparks Labor Demonstrations
Cedar Rapids reports 175 Rock Island carmen striking in solidarity with Sylvis shopmen. Duluth bands of 100 to 300 miners march to camps to demonstrate strength and disrupt mining work. St Paul notes Governor Johnson will travel to Duluth and Iron Range to assess the strike and risk of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Sylvis
Duluth
Minn
Western Federation of Miners
Mesaba Range
St. Paul, Minn
Johnson
Duluth and
Iron Range
Professor Hau Sentenced to Death for Murder in Karlsruhe
In Karlsruhe on July 23, Carl Hau professor of Roman law at George Washington University was sentenced to death for the murder of his mother in law Frau Molitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Carl Hau
George Washington University
Frau Molitor
Wreck Survivor Arrives Aboard Pomona From Eureka
The steamer Pomona brought one survivor from the Columbia wreck to San Francisco and thirty two crew members. The passenger is Miss A Leidell of San Francisco. the Columbia had fifty nine on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Eureka
Columbia
A. Leidell
Money’s Taint Fatal to Soldier
Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin of the U S Army died this afternoon in Manila his arm having been amputated recently after blood poisoning from handling infected money while paying soldiers. The amputation was required due to the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. L
Eugene Coffin
U. S. Army
Coffin
Clashing Forces Abroad Prompt Harbor Restraints
Brest July 23 reports say the Japanese squadron will reach the port tonight. To reduce risk of untoward incidents between sailors from the Washington and Tennessee, Admiral Stockton restricts shore leave once the Japanese arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Washington
Tennessee
Jamestown
Stockton
Calhoun 15 Not Wanted at Peace Conference
San Francisco July 28. The industrial peace conference sent a letter to Patrick Calhoun president of United Railroads asking him to withdraw his delegates. Calhoun replied denouncing the request as cowardly and said he would not attend the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Industrial Peace Conference
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
United Railroad
Calhoun
Wife Mistaken for Burglar Die in Chicago
Chicago authorities report Mrs. Jennie Lauberbauer, 47, was shot and killed by her husband Joseph Early who said he mistook her for a burglar. Police are inclined to believe his accidental misidentification defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Jennie Lauberbauer
Joseph Early
Lauberbauer
Lane meaning: Augustus Rod ney MacDonough dies at 87 in New York
Augustus Rodney MacDonough son of Commodore Thomas MacDonough and veteran New York lawyer dies at 87. He passed away at his home from ailments of old age after a long legal career in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augustus Rodney MacDonough
Thomas MacDonough
United States
Lake Champlain
Fire Engulfs Pope Manufacturing Building in Boston
A large blaze destroyed the Pope Manufacturing Company building in Boston on July 23, with flames spreading rapidly through the bicycle factory and threatening adjacent structures. Fire crews attacked the fire but the extent of damage and possible casualties were not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Pope Mfg. Company
Grief Stricken Woman Hangs Six Children
Copenhager July 23 A grief stricken housekeeper Mrs Nielsen employed by Ullkjaer of Jutland hanged three of her employer s children and three of her own then killed herself after receiving notice her services would end this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhager
Explosion at Fort Terry Leaves Two Dead
Report indicates an explosion during morning practice at Fort Terry Plum Island New York killed two soldiers and wounded two others. Communication with the fort is temporarily interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London, Conn
Fort Terry
Plum Island
N. Y
Italians Given Life Sentences for Kidnap Murder
In Hahnville Louisiana on July 23 Ignacio Campiascino his wife Collagaro General Dusa and Tony Costa were found guilty of kidnapping and murdering the Lamana child and sentenced to life imprisonment. Leonardo Gebbia and his sister wait trial on the same charge with a continuation to November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnville
Ignacio Campiascino
Collagaro
General Dusa
Tony Costa
Lamana
Leonardo Gebbia
Pioneer Iowa City resident dies from toe injury
Simeon A. Barnes, an Iowa City pioneer, died at West Branch from a toe injury that led to gangrene. He was 80 years old and survived by nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Simeon A. Barnes
West Branch
Harold Vanderbilt Missing From Sleep Yacht Trip
Norfolk, Virginia July 23. Harold S. Vanderbilt brother of William K. Vanderbilt Jr and Consuelo duchess of Marlborough left New London July 6 on his pole mast sleep yacht Trivia en route from Newport to the Jamestown exposition and has not arrived or been heard from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Harold S. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough
New London
Conn
Newport
Armenian Rug Importer Shot Dead in Union Square Plot
Hovannes S. Tavshanjian, Armenian rug importer and ally of the Ottoman court, was shot outside his Union Square North shop. The killer Beros Hanparzonmian, sent by Armenian revolutionists, fled after three shots and was captured after a subway chase. bystanders aided Tavshanjian who died in the arms of actress Miss Trixie Genery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hovannes S. Tavshanjian
Turkey
Union Square
North
International Secret Society
Beros Hanparzonmian
Chicago
Tavshanjian
Robert Brown
Hanparzonmian
Eighteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Tug Wilson Dies in Car Accident
Allen Wilson known as Tug in football circles, a 22 year old quarterback for Oberlin, was crushed to death when an electric car fell on him in Oberlin Ohio on July 23. He gained fame as a college football figure and was widely mourned by teammates and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tug” Wilson
Oberlin
Allen Wilson
Tug
Collision injures twelve on Pennsylvania rail line
Lock Haven, July 23. More than a dozen people were injured early today in a rear end collision between a freight and an express train near Ferney on the Pennsylvania railroad. The accident was due to a heavy 08-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Ferney
Pennsylvania Railc
Death toll rising from Columbia disaster near San Francisco
Survivors of the steamer Columbia arrive as the Pomona sails in with 98 dead reported so far. The explosion counteracted suction, saving many in the water. Illinois residents fear four Decaturians are lost. Survivors head toward Eureka for care and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Pomona
Columbia
Bryceland
Shelter Cove
George W. Elder
Swanson
Purser Byrnes
Eureka
Portland
Purser Brown
Jens Lorenzen Crockery Co. Changes Hands in Davenport
Davenport July 23 special The Jens Lorenzen Crockery Co. of Davenport has sold out its interest and retired. W H Laverenz and other local capitalists formed a stock company to take over the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Jens Lorenzen
Horack Named Professor of Law at Iowa University
Claude Hugo Horack of Wisconsin’s College of Law has been elected professor of law at the University of Iowa to replace Barry Gilbert who moves to Illinois. Regents plan to buy a block north of campus for the library and women’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Claude Hugo Horack
College of Law
University of Wisconsin
Iowa University
Barry Gilbert
University of Illinois
Weather Forecast for Illinois and Iowa
Illinois fair and warmer tonight. Wednesday fair in the south with showers and cooler in the north. Iowa showers tonight and Wednesday, cooler Wednesday. Sun rises at 4 44, sets at 7 29, moon sets at 2 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Houser
Ganization
Burlington
Fairbanks
Toney Fackeldy
Frank Binhoff
Anheuser Busch Brewing Asso
Tere
Craz
Lord Barrington
Gov. Folk
BIG Servie
Hau
Soldier
U. S
Harold Vanderbilt
Hohe
Decatur, Ill
George E. Keller
Alma
Effie
Grace
Garberville
B. B. Kriever
Prescott
Winkleblock Dunn
Popular Bluff
Ruby Cooper
Fayette
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