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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

5

Hornet Expedition on the Cedar Ends at Moscow Dam

Major Meigs and the Hornet crew led a perilous run up the Cedar and Iowa rivers from Columbus Junction to Iowa City and Moscow, testing navigability for a river survey funded by Congress. Weathered by sand bars and snags, the party turned back at Moscow dam and will continue toward the Mississippi, with findings to follow.

Moscow Des Moines Hornet Iowa Cedar Rivers Columbus Junction Meigs Mississippi Keokuk Cedar Congress Conservation of Natural Resources Whch Roosevelt Three Rivers Burlington Hannibal New Boston W. S. Miller Iowa City Meysing and Hartel Cedar Rapids Alack Alas Cedar River Iowa River Dubuque Theodore T. Meyling Mr. Meyling George L. Hartel Harter Keosauqua Explorer Major Meigs Muscatine Mackey Sterling Rock River Glasgow London Florence Naples Hamburg Alexandria Canton Pekin

Lincoln son overcome at Lincoln statue unveiling

Robert T. Lincoln, son of President Lincoln, was overcome by heat near the end of the Hodgenville statue unveiling ceremonies in Kentucky. He leaned on Henry Watterson for support and was later escorted to his car, then fully recovered after resting in his private car.

Louisville Robert T. Lincoln President Lincoln Hodgenville Henry Watterson Lincoln

Liberian Investigation Concludes in Monrovia

The American Liberian commission, after a month of inquiry into conditions in Liberia, has nearly finished its work. The commissioners sailed from Monrovia aboard the scout cruisers Chester and Birmingham and expect to reach the United States in the third week of June.

Washington, D. C American Liberian Commission Monrovia Liberia African Republic Chester Birmingham United States

Airdome Opens With Mae LaPorte Company in Pearl City

Mae LaPorte and her troupe of excellent players debuted at the new Airdome on Sycamore street under Charles Salisbury. The packed house of about a thousand enjoyed The Princess of Patches and several vaudeville features, with nearly 900 seated and the entertainment surpassing expectations during a two week engagement.

Airdome Charles Salisbury Sycamore Street Princess of Patches Mae LaPorte Pearl City

East Hill Outing for Weed Park Clerks and Local Notices

Clerks from the B. E. Lilly Dry Goods store enjoyed an outing at Weed Park with a 4 o clock departure, a basket supper, and a dance in the clubhouse with Thomas' orchestra providing music. Also, a wedding planned at 8 pm on Newell Avenue for Mark V. Hain and Miss Mable Morford officiated by Rev. Osborn. Locals report several residents traveling or returning from visits across Rock Island and Letts, with neighbors and relatives visiting or departing families nearby.

Weed Park B. E. Lilly Dry Goods Thomas Newell Avenue Mark V. Hain Sherman Street Mable Morford

Baraca Class Plans 10th Anniversary Banquet

At a Baraca class meeting of the First Baptist Church a June 14 banquet at Weed Park was approved to mark the tenth anniversary. A five member committee will arrange the event and invite all former members including charter members, many now away from the city.

First Baptist Church Weed Park

If You Had Your Life To Live Over Again

A nostalgic prompt on choosing different outcomes cites inventions and nations, then touts Melon Seed Compound by Dr. Nott as a life saving remedy. Havercamp's Drug Store offers a 50 cent trial, with a money back guarantee if not effective.

France United States Napoleon Europe Dr. Nott’s Havercamp

Largest Men’s Bible Class in State Sees Growing Membership

The class now claims 105 members with May attendance around 60, led by Rev. J. B. Smith, marking one of the state’s largest men’s Bible groups and steady Sunday growth. The ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 pledge for cures.

J. B. Smith Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Murdered Man Devoured by Hogs After Brawl Near Twin Lake

John Arvid Carlsen, 38, was found murdered and left for swine by a farm near Twin Lake. Police say a drunken brawl sparked the crime. August Carlsen, his uncle and employer, his wife Marie Carlsen, and hired man Charles Johnson are held by Hennepin authorities during the investigation.

Minneapolis John Arvid Carlsen Twin Lake August Carlsen Marie Carlsen Charles Johnson Hennepin

Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Praised Worldwide

Advertised cure for colic cholera and diarrhoea claims to save lives and win broad approval. The text touts its universal acceptance and asserts the remedy cures bowel complaints effectively.

Chamberlain

Death of Mrs Martha Cowles Widow of Methodist Minister

Mrs Martha Cowles widow of the late Rev W E Cowles a noted Burlington Methodist minister died aged 77 in Burlington Ia She was step mother to La Monte Cowles of Burlington and Gardner Cowles of Des Moines She formerly lived in Ottumwa where she funded the Barnes Memorial addition to the Ottumwa hospital The funeral will be held in Ottumwa.

W. FE. Cowles Methodist Burlington Martha Cowles W. E. Cowles la Monte Cowles Gardner Cowles Des Moines Ottumwa Ottumwa Hospital Barnes

Robbers Secure Small Sum From Train Mail Heist

Omaha authorities report the Union Pacific train robbery yielded less than $309 seized by three suspects. About $200 came from the three men held. Three sticks of dynamite were found in the Brown Park school attic linked to the mail pouch raid.

At. P Omaha Post Office Union Pacific Brown Park

FIONEY Report On Cat Beat Peritts In Gold Medal Flour Test

A cryptic note describes a cat beating Peritts in a trial related to Gold Medal Flour with fragmented wording and unclear context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are decipherable from the readable text.

Peritts Manuuy

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