Brown of Harvard Tops Garrick's Summer Run
Henry Woodruff continues at the Garrick Chicago in Brown of Harvard through the summer, expanding from three weeks to 11. The hit show will tour Milwaukee August 26 and then Wisconsin college towns before a Boston run, with strong praise for its humane portrayal of college life and Woodruff's lively Tom Browne.
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Henry Woodruff
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Brown
Harvard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Boston
Tom Browne
Profit Partnership Echoes in Engagement Part Two
The remark frames the second phase as equally lucrative for management, mirroring the initial engagement's perceived value and reinforcing expectations of continued gains for leadership and stakeholders.
Crawfordsville News Minute Casts Local People and Events
Crawfordsville July 24. J B McCoy and W P Davieson attend Washington Democratic convention with McCoy named delegate to Mt Pleasant congressional gathering and Walker to senatorial. Brinton entertained under canvas. Eva Benson ill at grandmother Sugeglie. William French, 86, visiting pioneer kin Jannette Strain in town. Death of John Holmes noted in Bellingham age 71, former local resident and Seventh Iowa veteran. left three sons two daughters. Ferguson picnic at James Mitchell grave. Presbyterian pastor Colton granted August vacation. will visit Sheridan and west. J W Donaldson of New Castle Pa visiting daughter Colton. G T Auld and wife of Washington visiting locals. Oats and hay largely done. Caraway club women ill with tonsillitis. Rev Robertson of U P church delayed home two weeks due to eastern sickness. Union meetings by Methodists Presbyterians continue. Delia Gardner of Ainsworth ill at Teas home. J F Bauxbaum visitors at Grace Hill Idwa. Fred Mitchell, Olie Armstrong, Frank Fletcher, Jessie Mitchell at Mt Pleasant. N I Long and John in Washington Monday. Sterling White, Join Holmes, A A DeLong at Keitasburg excursion.
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Crawfordsville
J. B. McCoy
W. P. Davieson
W. E. Walker
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
W. F. Brinton
Eva Benson
Thomas Sugeglie
Verdi
William French
Los Angeles
Cal
Jannette Strain
John Holmes
Bellingham
Iowa Volunteers
A. C. Holmes
James Kelsey
Joseph Huston
Margaret McKee
Ferguson
James Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Colton
Sheridan
Wyoming
J. W. Donaldson
New Castle
G. T. Auld
Caraway Club
J. A. Moorheads
W. G. Robertson
U. P. Church
Wilmington
Delia Gardner
Ainsworth
S. S. Teas
J. F. Bauxybaum
Bankers Picnic Program Planned for Muscatine
The Bankers Reserve state picnic will be held in Muscatine on August 23 with special trains and reduced rail fares from Marshalltown Oskaloosa Grinnell New Sharon and Kirkville. The program includes an address by Mayor Asthalter and a series of races and contests followed by supper and a band concert. G B Burhans of Carlisle Center NY testifies that Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney trouble four years ago.
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Bankers Reserves
Lodize
Iowa Central
Marshalltown
Oskaloosca
Grinnell
New Sharon
Kirkville
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa City
Clinton and
Dubuque
Railway Park
Park
Asthalter
Supreme
R. A. Moses
Bro. H. S. West
Borize
Picnic Association
G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
Foley
Havercamp
Billy Nolan Leaves Dubuque With Three Thousand Dollars
The Telegraph Herald recalls the visit of Battling Nelson’s manager Billy Nolan who deposited 3000 dollars at the Hotel Julien in Dubuque and left for Peoria. He later learned the money was missing and had it sent back by express after traveling.
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Dubuque
Express
Telegraph Herald of
Billy
Peoria
Ill
Lumber Dealers From Mississippi River Cities Eye Market Up North
North bound lumber dealers including J. H. Kendig Muscatine J F T Stamm N E Ingverson Clinton J H Vander Boom Quincy checked logs and lumber prices amid strong demand for building materials. They noted a larger building boom in St Paul and Minneapolis compared with lower Mississippi river cities.
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J. H. Kendig
Muscatine
J. F. T. Stamm
N. E. Ingverson
Clinton
J. H. Vander Boom
Quincy
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Mississippi River
Stillwater Gazette
Ernest Thompson Seton Sees Cab Horse Plight
The animal writer Ernest Thompson Seton spoke in Chicago about cab horses plight before his Muscatine Chautauqua appearance. He urged humane societies to adopt an Osler inspired uplift, noting cabs’ harnesses often stay on for days and calling attention to the need for care.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Chicago
Trioate
Ernest Thorpson Seton
Seton Thompson
Compassion
Annex
Humane Societies
Osler
Delegates Named At Pike Township Democratic Caucus
Pike township Democrats held a caucus at Nichols to select delegates to the county convention and a two year committeeman. T B Nichols was elected chairman and C E Duncan secretary. Delegates include T B Nichols Robert Black W S Baker C E Duncan L Foley Fred Mapes R M Norris T B Hartin and Dr F F Carl. Henry Dowling selected committeeman.
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Pike Township
Nichols
Townsend RB. Nichols
C. E. Duncan
T. B. Nichols
Robert Black
W. S. Baker
L. Foley
Fred Mapes
R. M. Norris
T. B. Hartin
F. F. Carl
Henry Dowling
Ill Sister Nellie O'Brien In Critical Condition
Miss Nellie O'Brien daughter of J W O'Brien letter carrier of 419 East Seventh street is seriously ill with heart disease. Her brother Charles a street car conductor was summoned home as fear grew she might not survive. Later reports say she rested somewhat easier.
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Nellie O’brien
J. W. O’brien
East Seventh Street
Charles
Muscatine Boys Fall to Danville Unions 9 to 4
In a rough at the fairgrounds the Independents lost to the Danville Unions 9 to 4 as Armbright’s called decisions and noisy crowd unsettled players. West, Jackson, Brunner and Gordon led late rallies but the Unions pulled away after a ninth inning burst.
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Fairgrounds
Danville
Coons
Armbright
Jackson
Murray
Townsend
Amos
Anvil
Seitz
West
Wasson
Brunner
Foster
Muscatine
P.O
Koll Seeee
Murray Cieer
Brunner Gordon Clerk
McConnigel
Jackson Wilson
Wilson
Chayka
Rall
Fesler
Homeseekers' Excursions by Iowa Central
The Iowa Central will sell round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian northwest. On the first and third Tuesdays each month tickets to the south southeast west and southwest are offered. Rate one fare plus $2.00 with liberal limits and stop over privileges. For rates and details contact agents or A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Iowa Central
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Mantoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
James R. Stanley Laid To Rest In Illinois City
The Colorado mine accident victim James R. Stanley arrived in Illinois City for burial after death during a lowering into a shaft. He died from a brain hemorrhage caused by rarefied air with no surface signal. He is survived by three siblings and was a 50 year old member of Leadville Aerie No. 91. Muscatine Eagles provided pallbearers.
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James R. Stanley
Colorado
Illinois City
Stanley
Denver
Leadville Aerie No. 91
Order of Eagles
Muscatine Eagles
J. A. Moore
Wesley Towers
A. Davis
Joe Weir
Geo. Tagg
Jim Weir
E. Leibhinger
Tipton
Margaret Douglas
Col
R. H. Stanley
Muscatine Macner cher to Saengerfest train
M N and S Railway Co promotes a special train for the Muscatine Marcher to the Saengerfest in St Paul from July 26 to 29, 1906.
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St. Paul
Travel Deal From Muscatine To St Paul Overnight Return
Leaves Muscatine at 9 30 p m July eath for St Paul via Iowa Central and M and St L A R Rate five dollars for round trip Tickets good to return on any train until Tuesday evening July sist Tourist sleeping car and high back coaches through from Muscatine to St Paul without charge Reservations can be had on application in advance to agents Double berth accommodating two persons one dollar G B Birch General Passenger Agent Charles Howard Vice President and General Manager
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Muscatine
St. Paul
Iowa Central
G. B. Birch
Charles Howard
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Pillsbury’s Best
Grocer
the Garrick
Radfield
Kucnian
Thormann Laws
Thormann Mfg. Co
Cor
3Rd & Mulberry Sts
Weingarten Bros
Makers
Broadway
Billy Nolan
Muscatine Boys
Davis
Embry
Lme
Mitchell
Waston
Clifford Kline
R. R. No
Te Strake
San Francisco
N. Rosenberger
Brunswick-Balke Coltlender Co
Iowa
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
G. H
Kossuth County
Westbend
David Zimmerman
New Boston, Il
Pauline Weeren
Lacas Grove Road
Cemetery
F. S. Pentzer
East Second St. Muscatine
Leo Hirsch Button Co. Factory
St. Francisville
National Adv. Bureau
Builders Exchange
N. Y
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Dillaway
Second Street
Lawn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Maple Ave
John A. Robdas
East Hill
Phil J. Murphy
Enquire
Oak Street
Joe Risissi
B. Second Street
Muscatine Produce Company
Front Street
F. A. Platt
Pine Street
C. W. Knotts
Benham Avenue
Illnois City
M. N. & S. Railway CO
H. J. Heinz Co
Bettendorf Steel Car Works
Bettendorf
Muscatine Produce Co
Riemcke
Eclipse Naptha Soap
Eclipse Naptha Soap Co
Confectioner
Dad Dollen
Dad
Linn Street
J. A. Michael
Fred Leu
East Second Street
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Mme
Zelda
Palm
Scott House
H. D. Horst
West Second St
Cedar Street
Lian Hoopes
J. H. Muniee&Son
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