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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1900

Page

6

Milwaukee Hotel Proprietor to Wed Terre Haute Bride

Milwaukee July 28 John Miller proprietor of the Alix hotel 231 Becher street will marry Aug 11 Miss Josephine Prell of Terre Haute. The romance began last October when letters crossed between Miller and Prell via newspaper correspondence pages. They met in Milwaukee after a planned visit and announced the engagement. Miller left for Terre Haute to settle Miss Prells inheritance.

Milwaukee John Milter Alix Becher Street Josephine Pref Terre Haute Miller Miss Prell Miller Homestead Indiana

Methods of Conciliation Adopted to Settle Coal Mine Troubles

Illinois coal operators propose a Commission to handle disputes with miners through conciliation rather than arbitration. Herman Justi, former Nashville banker, named commissioner to investigate complaints and propose peaceful solutions. Arbitration possible if talks fail. The plan aims to unite operators and workers under a joint mediation system to prevent strikes.

Chicago Illinois Ilinois Coal Operators’ Association Illinois Coal Operators’ Association Herman Justi First National Bank of Nashville

Publishers Meet at Sault Ste. Marie

The Lake Superior Press Association opens its first mid-summer meeting in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan with a carefully arranged program set to run through multiple sessions. Delegates gather for discussions and presentations during the event dated July 30.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Lake Superior Press Association

Association meeting to adjournment sparks publisher interest

Near ly every newspaper in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is represented with much interest in the proceedings. The gathering promises to be not only interesting but profitable to every publisher in attendance.

Upper Peninsula Michigan

Man Seen Drown Mystery On Ottumwa Belle Excursion

Wednes day evening in Keokuk four women watching the Ottumwa Belle report a man fallen from the boat and drowned while returning from Warsaw. Police find no missing person and passengers deny any accident, concluding the sighting may have been a misperception.

Ft. Madison Iowa Odd Fellows Warsaw Keokuk Wolf Geltz

Dedication of New Westminster Cathedral in England

The July 29 dedication and opening of Westminster Cathedral in England drew immense crowds. Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore received a distinguished honor after delivering a famed dedicatory sermon at the invitation of Cardinal Vaughan. The sermon was lauded as among the most eloquent religious addresses heard in England before a full house.

Westminister England United States Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Herbert Vaughan

United Mine Workers Meet in Hazleton for Reform Talks

Hazleton Pennsylvania July 30 delegates from the entire anthracite coal region attend a joint conference of the United Mine Workers. The program includes reform proposals to avoid strikes with the brightest talent among Pennsylvania miners present for the discussions.

Hazleton United Mine Workers Pennsylvania

Housen to Face Court Over Baseball Club Assault

Sioux City July 30 The case of Housen of the Sioux City Baseball Club charged with assault with intent to do great bodily injury on Scrappy Bill Wilson two weeks ago will be called in the police court today. The case has stirred baseball circles and may impact on bad conduct at the ball field.

Sioux City Housen Bill” Wilson

Iowa rail trips up for state meetings and assemblies

The Iowa Central Railway announces reduced round trip fares under a certificate plan for meetings across Iowa. Dates include Iowa City July 17 18 Waterloo July 4 20 and 23 26 Des Moines July 10 24 Humbolt Aug 11 23 Clinton July 25 Aug 26 Iowa Falls July 24 Aug 7 Clear Lake July 17 to Aug 10. Lower fares apply within 100 miles of Waterloo.

Iowa Iowa Central Railway Iowa City Iowa State Bar Association Waterloo Chautauqua Assembly Burlington Northwest Des Moines Des Moines Midland Chatauuqua Assembly Young People’s Camp Meeting Mississippi Valley Spiritualist Association Iowa Falls Iowa Baptist Sunday School Assembly Clear Lake Iowa State Camp Meeting

Man to Die by Electric Chair in Auburn

Frank Wannerholm, who murdered his sweetheart at Maysville in September last year by slitting her throat, faces execution by electric chair in Auburn Prison today.

Auburn N. Y Frank Wannerholm Maysville

Mull's Lightning Pain Killer Prospectus Ad

Marketed as a universal pain killer claiming instant cure for internal and external pain. Advertises absolute purity and fixed prices of 25 cents and 5 units at druggists.

Mull

Attorney on Trial for Contempt in Michigan Court

In Lansing on July 28 the circuit court ordered Judge John J. Speed of Detroit and Horace H. Pope of Allegan to show cause on Sept 4 why they should not be found in contempt. They represented ex Inspector General Marsh and withdrew after a continuance denial, prompting a two week adjournment for Marsh to hire new counsel.

Lansing Mich Circuit Court John J. Speed Detroit Horace H. Pope Allegan Pope Speed Marsh

Multiple Local Homicide, Heroic Feat, and Accident Deaths

Racine reports Ludwig Rasmussen, who killed Mrs. Bergenthal in Chicago and then himself, had a grown family in Racine. he had deserted them years earlier. Joliet notes Peter Smith gains fame after surviving a perilous trip through the windage basin. a Chicago museum offers $100 a week. Lockport workers strike over unpaid June and July wages delaying the electric line bridge work. Liberty sees 1 year old Lelia McDill killed when a gun fell from a corner stand and discharged injuring the child fatally.

Racine, Wis Ludwig Rasmussen August Bergenthal Chicago Joliet Peter Smith Neaer Windage Basin Sanitary Canal Smith Joliet, Is Lockport Stone Company American Railway Company Liberty Ind Lelia McDill

Indiana Governor’s son ill at Seal Islands

Washington July 25 report from the revenue cutter Rush states the son of the late Governor Morton of Indiana, a special agent at the Seal Islands, is seriously ill with a mysterious epidemic affecting the natives.

Washington Treasury Department Revenue Rush Morton Indiana Department Seal Islands

Ripon College President Ill in Massachusetts

Dr. A C Flagg president of Ripon college lies critically ill with typhoid fever at his brother’s home in Foxborough Massachusetts where he is visiting His wife has been summoned to his bedside Friends are apprehensive about his condition

Ripon, Wis A. C. Flagg Ripon College Foxborough Mass

Pleasant Outings on Steamer Young to Black Hawk Tower

A Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6:30 am departure offers a 60 mile ride to Black Hawk Tower with 75 cent fare. The Young provides free tickets for groups of ten or more from Rock Island to Black Hawk and return, with excellent basket dinner facilities. Return to Muscatine about 7:45 pm. contact Wm. G. Block for details.

Rock Island Black Hawk Tower Black Hawk Muscatine Wm. G. Block

Jones & Rice Offer All Kinds Of Feed And Hay

Jones and Rice offer a selection of feed and baled hay in stock. The listing highlights variety for farm use and livestock needs at their location.

Jones & Rice’s

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Upturn

An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as preventing serious disease by improving digestion and nutrition. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and support overall health with user testimonials from W. H. Braswell of McAdenville North Carolina.

Pierce W. H. Braswell McAdenville, Gaston Co N.C

Goof Hair Cut Offered at 15 Cents in Cool Shop

An advertisement declares sixteen to one haircuts with three chairs and two barbers in a shop at 212 Sycamore opposite hay market, inviting children and boys to get a haircut for 15 cents in a nice cool environment.

Sycamore Hay Market

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