Summer Schedule of Street Car Services Update
The schedule lists street car departures for South Muscatine and surrounding points with trams every 20 minutes from early morning to late evening. Notable routes include Park Place Fair Grounds Cemetery and the company office with varied end times around 10 to 11 p.m. Sunday service starts at 8 a.m. with half hour then 20 minute intervals to 9 p.m. and 10:15 from the end of line.
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Notice of Muscatine Journal subscription rates
Announcement of daily and semi weekly subscription options for the Journal Printing Co. of Muscatine Iowa. Details include delivery by carrier, weekly remittance collection, advance payments, and ordering methods by postal card or telephone. Remittances should be made payable to JOURNAL PRINTING Co. Muscatine Iowa.
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Journal Printing Co
Muscatine
Lowa
City Subscribers Advised On Paper Delivery
Irregular or tardy delivery of The Journal should be reported to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6 30 p m. Complaints should be made promptly if late. Subscribers are asked to provide secure delivery locations or boxes to protect from weather or theft.
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Daily Journal
Summer Vacation Mail Subscription Offer
The Daily Journal invites readers going away for the season to have the newspaper mailed to them. Notify the Journal business office in person by mail or telephone. The paper will follow subscribers to their destination and address changes can be made as desired.
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the Journal Business Office
Notice to Advertisers From The Journal
The Journal guarantees ad changes only if copy is in office by 9 a m. Daily newsstands at R A Holmes E E Davidson and CC W Hodges. All customers can be supplied.
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Evans Building
Washington, D. C
Republican National Ticket for President and Vice President
The ticket lists William McKinley of Ohio for president and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for vice president.
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Kie
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Popularity of the President in Chinese Crisis
The article defends President McKinley’s handling of the China situation, praising his decisive leadership amid the Spain era and urging support for war if needed. It condemns critics seeking political gain and calls for unity as U S troops protect American lives and property in China.
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Washington
Canton
China
United States
Executive
Spain
Saloons surge in Manila as native wine rooms shrink
Harold Martin of the Associated Press notes Manila saloons rise from 3 to 170 while native wine rooms fall from about 4000 to 700. He says one saloon may cause as much drunkenness as 1000 wine rooms, attributing the increase mainly to American soldiers and civilians, while natives remain temperate. Escolta daily hums with soldiers.
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Associated Press
Manila
N. Y
Escolta
Drunken Troops Plague Escolta Police Face Manila
A Manila account reports frequent drunken disorder on Escolta after paydays with soldiers arrested and jailed. It criticizes saloons on the main street and urges authorities to curb drinking, noting negative views by locals toward Americans and calling the conduct a disgrace to America.
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Escolta
Otis
Chicago
America
Antiadulteration Law Stirs Public Reflection
An Illinois anti adulteration law, in effect since July 1, aims to curb harmful adulterants in daily goods. A satirical fable highlights dangers from adulterated sausage milk shoes and medicines, urging clear labeling so buyers know what they purchase.
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Legislative of
Illinois
Reform in Illinois law could cut adulteration prices
The writer praises strict enforcement of Illinois adulteration law as a needed reform aiding producers and consumers. They contrast with Iowa where a long-standing anti adulteration law exists but lacks enforcement.
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Illinois
Iowa
TACTICS OF LAW VIOLATORS IN BLOOMFIELD ARRESTS
Bloomfield Indiana July 28 A surprise arrests Prosecuting Attorney Ed W Mc Intosh and deputy James W Carpenter on charges of being common narrators. They held courts of inquiry and faced an affidavit from Joseph Mc Griftin. William Asher Lyons refused to sign an affidavit aiding prosecutions, was fined five dollars for contempt and appealed to the circuit court.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Ed W. McIntosh
Lyons
James W. Carpenter
Mclintosh
Joseph McGritfin
William Asher
Squire Osbon
Asher
The
Sauire
Michigan's fishing laws clarify set line ruling
Lansing July 28. Game Warden Morse clarifies set line meaning for inland lakes. Any line used to catch fish not held in hand or under immediate control is a set line. Includes beds tip ups lines tied to brush across lakes and other devices. Only single apparatus held or under control by operator is exempt.
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Lansing
Mich
Morse
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Foot Ailments
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures inflamed, smarting, and swollen feet and eases corns bunions and sweating. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy and claims to cure hot aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail order options from LeRoy NY.
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Eighteenth Annual Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Camp Opens
Iowa spiritualists gather at Camp Clinton Mount Pleasant Park for a month long meeting starting July 29. The Ladies Union meets to aid the association in advancing truth and goodness and promoting Spiritualist principles for moral character and humanitarian efforts.
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Clinton
Iowa
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists’ Association
Mount Pleasant Park
Ladies Union
Ambassador Heads Home for Daughter's Wedding
United States ambassador at Berlin Andrew D. White sailed from Cherbourg on the Deutschland to return to the United States for his daughter's wedding, planned in about two weeks.
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Cherbourg
Andrew D. White
United States
Berlin
America
Deutschland
German Photographers Gather in Berlin for 29th Meeting
The German Photographers Association holds its 29th meeting and exhibition in Berlin with several American exhibitors invited as the only foreign guests. Exhibits cover all photography arts including apparatus and backgrounds, plus a comprehensive historical division featuring daguerreotypes panotypes and old processes. The program includes visits to optical institutes and observatories.
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Berlin
Germany
German Photographers’ Association
Mobile festival raises funds for battleship Alabama service
The Mobile Press Club staged a city festival with about 10 000 patriotic attendees to fund a silver service for the battleship Alabama. Gross receipts will be donated entirely to the project, expected to be one of the finest presented to the ship.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Press Club
Alabama
Cabot excursion sails from Boston to Newfoundland regatta
The Cabot excursion to Newfoundland leaves Boston with nearly 1000 passengers to witness the St Johns regatta. The crowd is mainly rowing enthusiasts from the United States with many Canadians aboard, marking one of the year's largest Boston departures.
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Boston
New Foundland
St. Johns
United States
Canada
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