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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1909

Page

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French Aviator Louis Bleriot Crosses Channel to England

Louis Bleriot crosses the English Channel in a small monoplane in about 36 minutes, landing at Dover on a wind boosted flight. He lands amid cheers and police protection, aided by a following destroyer and his party aboard.

London Louis Bleriot Dover Bleriot Les Baraques Calais France England Latham Count Lambert Sangatte Anzani

Beatrice Warner Freed to Wed 37 Year Old Meredith Evans

Beatrice Warner aged 13 released from Des Moines city jail to marry Meredith Evans aged 37. Parents requested release after the girl threatened self harm if consent was refused. The action stems from the families approval and the public record notes the marriage plan in Iowa Evening Press reports.

Iowa Evening Press Des Moines Beatrice Warner Meredith Evans

Spain mobilizes forty thousand men in Norian conflict

Madrid reports fighting resumed last night near Melilla as General Marina’s force nears forty thousand with mobilization pushing toward twenty four thousand more. A general strike in Barcelona prompted a state of siege while King Alfonso attended the keel laying ceremony for Spain’s first battleship in Ferrol.

Madrid Marina Melilla Linares Barcelona Ferrol Spain Alfonso

Mrs Oliphant Leaves Jail for Bloomingdale With Brother

Mrs William Oliphant accused of murdering her baby and poisoning three other daughters and attempting suicide left Tipton Iowa after posting 5000 bond. She will be produced in Cedar County court by her brother at the September term.

Tipton William Oliphant Cedar County Grand Jury Bloomingdale Ill

Sutton's Mother to Testify in Duel Case at Annapolis

Annapolis Md July 26 In the Sutton case Mrs Sutton mother of the dead officer is likely to be called as a witness She may identify a written challenge and later apology from a marine corps officer connected to Sutton The challenger has not yet been subpoenaed but is expected to be summoned after her testimony

Annapolis Sutton Marine Corps

Navy plan confirms four extra super-dreadnoughts

First Lord of the Admiralty McKenna announced in the House of Commons this afternoon that the big navy campaign has won and four additional super-dreadnoughts will be added to the current year's ship building plan. The statement was made in London on July 26.

London Admiralty McKenna House of Commons

Murderer Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in New Bedford

New Bedford, July 26. Robert M. Fanning of Westport shot himself after showing a letter claiming he had murdered his wife. Police found his body and, at his direction, located the badly mutilated wife’s body.

New Bedford Mass Robert M. Fanning Westport

Wreck of Big Four train injures forty two near Indianapolis

Forty two people were injured when Big Four train No. 16 traveling from Chicago to Cincinnati wrecked at Zionsville Indiana, seventeen miles northwest of Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. Six severely hurt were taken to Indianapolis hospitals including D P Beatty Akron road master Lake Erie and Western, H B Creel Cincinnati American Book Co, Mrs Mary Elzy Louisville, Jacob Elzy Louisville, Edward Long Lafayette, and Dr D A Sullivan Lima.

Indianapolis Ind Chicago Cincinnati Zionsville Beatty D. P Akron Lake Erie and Western Railroad Creel H. B American Book Company O. Elzy Mrs Mary Louisville Elzy Jacob Long Edward Lafayette Sullivan D. A Lima

Wife of Pharmacy Dean Dies in Iowa City

Mrs. W. J. Teeters wife of Prof. Teeters dean of College of Pharmacy at the University of Iowa died last night of puerperal convulsions after falling ill yesterday morning. Her husband is reported to be in New Mexico. An only child was killed in a runaway last year.

St. Louis University City John Berry Paul J. McCullough John S. Thurman Savanna Ill Iowa City W. J. Teeters

Mausoleum Planned for Des Moines Cemetery

Senator Maytag forms a company to build a 500-burial mausoleum in Des Moines cemetery at a cost of 125000 dollars, first of its kind in the state.

Iowa Evening Press Des Moines Maytag

Father-in-law of President Taft improves after stroke

Cincinnati July 26 The condition of John W Herron father in law of President Taft who suffered a mild stroke on Saturday is much improved today Mrs Taft has been advised not to come to Cincinnati at present

Cincinnati John W. Herron Taft

Banker Missing At Tipton Bank With 50 Thousand Vanished

Noah R. Marker assistant cashier at First National Bank Tipton has disappeared. Investigators say more than $50,000 of the bank's funds are missing and the bank remains temporarily closed.

Tipton Ind Noah R. Marker First National Bank

Thaw Hearing Under Way In Sanity Quest

In White Plains New York Justice Mills orders a supreme court sanity hearing for Harry K Thaw with testimony from Dr Henry E Schmidt noting Thaws mental and physical condition is normal aside from a heart beating a trifle fast District Attorney Jerome attends and Morsehauser plans to put Thaw on the stand to prove his mental fitness

White Plains N.Y Harry K. Thaw Matteawan Mills Supreme Court Thaw Morschauser Jerome New York Henry Ernest Schmidt Schmidt

Amorita Wins In Chicago Mackinac Yacht Race

Amorita crossed the finish line first at Mackinac Island at 9 28 09 unofficial with Valmore second at 9 33 03. Three yachts Juanita Amarita and Valmore led at Mackinaw City as light winds favored Amorita which remained ahead by over four minutes before the time allowance.

Mackinac Island Mackinaw City Mich Juanita Amarita Valmore Amorita

Golf amateurs qualify with strong scores despite injury

In Flossmore Illinois during the Western Golf association amateur championship 18 holes of a 36 hole qualifying round produced top scores by Warren K Wood Homewood 73 New Sawyer Wheaton 77 Robt Hunter Midlothian 77 and Paul Hunter Midlothian 78 Jack Cady Rock Island shot 86 despite an injured hand in the first round.

Flossmore Ill Western Golf Association Warren K. Wood Homewood New Sawyer Wheaton Robt Hunter Midlothian Paul Hunter Jack Cady Rock Island

Miner Killed and Comrade Injured by Train in Des Moines

Des Moines police report a Northwestern passenger train fatally struck Harry Blakely a Marquisville coal miner and seriously injured Nels Daniel son near the Iowa Pipe and Tile works at East Fourth and Hayes streets about 4 AM Sunday. George Nichols track walker found the victims about an hour later and alerted authorities.

Des Moines Harry Blakely Marquisville Nels Danielson Northwestern Iowa Pipe and Tile Works East Fourth Hayes Streets George Nichols

Woman Doctor Heroine in Wreck Near Kansas City

Dr Turner Lohveck a woman physician from St Louis was the heroine after Wabash passenger train No 4 plunged into the Missouri river thirty miles east of Kansas City. Six lives were lost and three were seriously hurt. In thirty minutes she treated twenty seven injured and helped prepare bandages with assisting women passengers who tore up skirts for bandages and men emptied baggage for aid.

Kansas City Turner Lohveck St. Louis Here Missouri River Lohreck

Gore Predicts Defeat for Income Tax Amendment

Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore told Muscatine listeners he expected the income tax amendment to fail, arguing Senator Aldrich used the corporation tax clause to whip allies against it. Gore urged possible state votes or referendums, noting likely defeats in New England and other regions. He praised Aldrich’s tariff approach while favoring broad tax reductions.

Thomas P. Gore United States Oklahoma Muscatine Chautauqua Association Aldrich Gore Washington Muscatine Ottawa Kan MccConnells Senate Conference Committee New England

Police Stop Bloodless Rioting of Brothers of Friendship

In St Paul Minnesota on July 26 a clash between factions of the Brothers of Friendship colored organization erupted as they sought control of the old state capitol for their national convention. Police intervened quickly to quell a hand to hand conflict on the steps and reported the riot bloodless.

St. Paul, Minn Brothers of Friendship

Father Daly Speaks at Catholic Church

Milwaukee priest Father John Daly addressed the chautauqua assembly the prior evening and spoke at St Matthias Catholic church on Sunday morning. During his stay he was hosted by Rev F J Leonard of the English church. His brief sermon followed high mass and conveyed strong appeals to altruism.

John Daly Milwaukee Chautauqua Assembly St. Matthias Catholic Church City F. J. Leonard

Sermon on Parable of the Unjust Steward

The Gospel day sermon uses the Parable of the Unjust Steward to warn against misuse of money and the false belief that wealth equates to power. The preacher condemns those who equate money with authority and urges prudent financial conduct.

Men Back at Work at Steel Car Plant

Pittsburg Pa July 26 The strike at Standard Steel Car Company's Butler plant ends as more than two thousand former employees return to work on company terms American workers given preference in all departments officials say

Pittsburg Standard Steel Car Company Butler

Tariff Fight Rages Over Hides Free List Plan

Washington reports a heated battle in both houses over the idea of removing duties on hides. Opponents plan to push a resolution to free leather and leather goods from duties if hides are put on the free list. Western Republican senators pledge to block any free hides report and seek a consensus to adjourn.

Washington, D. C Senate House Tariff Conference Committee Capitol Conference Committee Mece- Enery Aldrich Warren Semete Congress

Bethlehem Steel foreman commits suicide after arrest

South Bethlehem, July 26. William Zimmerman of Hellertown, a Bethlehem Steel foreman, killed himself by swallowing laudanum after his arrest and fine for extorting money from job applicants to secure them positions.

Bethlehem William Zimmerman Hellertown Bethlehem Steel Company

Weather Outlook For Iowa And Illinois

Iowa showers tonight and Tuesday. Illinois unsettled with thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Sunrise at 437 AM, sunset at 717 PM.

Iowa Illinois

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