History In Parade Scenes on Southern Battle Fields
Dubuque June 6. A Grand Army encampment parade section highlights Iowa First Infantry leading the line as veterans recall Civil War battles from Wilson's Creek to Gettysburg. New officers include George Metzger of Davenport as Commander and Adjutant General Geo A Newman seeking a second term. Citizens anticipate Des Moines hosting next year's encampment.
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Iowa First Infantry
Iowa
Galena
Dubuque
Co. I
Old Guard
First Cavalry
21St Infantry
Jack Stibbs
Booneville
Springfield
Wilson's Creek
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Gettysboro
Keneswaw Mountain
Atlanta
Chickamauga
Mission Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Libby
Andersonville
Department of Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
George Metzger
Davenport
Grand Army
George
Germany
America
Troy
New York
125Th
New York Volunteers
Albany
N. Y
Gettysburg
Motreer
Towe
Scott County
Geo. A. Newman
6Th New York Cavalry
State Senate
Georgia B. Worker
Nellie Pierce
Cedar Falls
Dearborn
Red Oak
Worker
Winona
Minn
Order
Davenport Corps
N. M. Swingle
de Saint Mill
Muscatine
Liine
Illinois
Woods
Wintermute
Mesdames Batterson
Detwiler
Frack
Mesdames Parnard
Wiggin
Warren
Grand Opera House
Col. Horton
Dmubrque
Des Moines
Foster News Briefs From Foster Illinois
Foster, Illinois June 7. Elder Puree and wife of Moline called on friends here Monday. Sam Beardsley returned home Monday from quarterly meeting services at the Farmington church north of Wilton. Ed. Drugg returned to Tipton Iowa Wednesday after visiting relatives. Axel Anderson and aunt Mrs. Chas Swanson and daughter Etta drove down from Moline Saturday.
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Anderson
George Workman
Johnnie Workman
Oak Grove
W. F. Kettelkamp
John Strong
Stuart
Wm. Troxel
John Peppers
D. L. Ripley
Foster
Fred Reynolds
O. McNall’s
Foster’s
Carl Larson
Earnest Swanson
Moline
Anderson's
Elbert McGreer
Rock Island
F. P. Gillett
Byron Drury’s
Georgie Foster
Isaac Foster
Lizzie Kettelkamp
Nocomis
When OTHERS Fail Consult Dr J Alvin Horne
The notice promotes Dr J Alvin Horne as the longest established, most successful and reliable physician able to master difficult cases, urging readers to seek his expertise when others fail.
Your maladies. If you need treatment, do not delay.
The message urges immediate medical care for illnesses or symptoms without delay. It carries a cautionary tone typical of public health notices, emphasizing timely action and avoidance of procrastination in seeking treatment.
Nervous Debility and Related Diseases Promised Cure
An advertisement by J. Alvin Horne M D promising cure for nervous debility and allied diseases. Claims extensive experience, home treatment, and daily office hours from 9 a m to 8 p m. Includes blood trouble kidney disease skin disease varicocele and female diseases. Located in Rock Island Illinois at Mitchell Lyde Building.
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Alvin Horne
M. PD
Rock Island
Ilinois
Mitchell & Lyde
Pleasant Prairie News Highlights
The Pleasant Prairie column notes a $11.05 collection for starving China at the Christian Endeavor Sunday, Tustavus Allbee's brief visit from the State University, Frank Platt's broncho, and Isaac McElroy's "Dig" address at the Wilton Alumni banquet. Miss Hattie Baker expects Miss Kelly of Wilton, Miss Minnie Drumm attended a Blue Grass dance, and Grace and Lizzie Crull visited the Baker home after Thursday evening activities.
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Pleasant Prairie
Christian Endeavor
China
Tustavus Allbee
The
State University
Frank Platt
Isaac McElroy
Wilton
Hattie Baker
Kelly
Minnie Drumm
Blue Grass
Grace
Lizzie Crull
Baker
Alumni Association Request Grants Visitor Access at Commencement
At the request of the Alumni Association of the University, the Western Passenger Association has granted access benefits to visitors attending the annual commencement ceremonies. The agreement facilitates travel and viewing arrangements for attendees accompanying graduates.
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Western Passenger Association
All Wants in the Journal to a Word
A compact notice states all desires or requests featured in the Journal have been condensed into a single word for brevity. It outlines this stylistic choice and signals a streamlined listing approach for readers and advertisers.
Muscatine to Host City Race Meets at Fair Grounds
City sporting promoters begin preparations for a series of race meets at the fair grounds to provide local amusement and keep residents from traveling to nearby towns. Merchants discuss that visitors spend money and affirm support for games and contests in Muscatine. Independence tested. Boston trial shows Independence is fast with a strong steel mast and rigging despite minor damage. Iowa City report notes potential resignations of Dr. A A Knip e and F C McCutcheon if salaries aren’t raised. state university regents to meet.
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Independence
Boston
Mass
Manila
Iowa aCty
A. A. Knipe
F. C. McCutcheon
State University of Iowa
Board of Regents
Yesterday's Results Show Cleveland Victory and Matches
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 4 to 2 while Chicago faced Washington and Milwaukee played Boston. Detroit was scheduled with Philadelphia and Cleveland met Baltimore again in a separate matchup.
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W. i. Pet
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Evens
Boston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Braid Triumphs At British Open Golf Championship
At Muirfield on June 7 James Braid won the British open after seven years of near misses. He finished with 309 for seventy two holes, tying with Harry Vardon who was runner up at 312 and J H Taylor third at 313. Amateur champion Harold Hilton led the amateurs with 320.
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Braid
Muirfield
James Braid
Harry Vardon
J. H. Taylor
Harold Hilton
Tichenor Wins Hawthorne Turf Handicap at Chicaro Meet
W H Tichenor's five dollar nurcheco won the Chicaro sc Key club Turf Congress handicap at Hawthorne yesterday showing his prowess in the race.
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Chicago
Jame
W. H. Tichenor
Nurcheco
Hawthorne
Philadelphia At Chicago And Other Today Games
Philadelphia faces Chicago in a top matchup while Boston visits St. Louis. Brooklyn travels to Pittsburg and New York plays Cincinnati in a full slate of today’s games.
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National League
W. L. Pet. Pee
Mnisvewise
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
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Mapycan
O. T
Medford
Bdin Bros
M. D.wells & Company
the Adjutant General
Oskaloosa
John L. Reed
Colorado Springs
Minnie Bratz
French
Fred Feldman
Witton
Pany
Hershey Lumb
South Muscatine
Xeteattezeiciy
At of Pic
Ind
Francis Pres
Jayne
Burnett Casnier
Owa
A Shier
Stein. D. Vougherty
Carskaddan Ss. M
Hans
Usser
Ylova
Carskaddan
Pres
B. Pe Vougherty Ice
Ige Saier
J. Alvin Horne
Standard Oil Company
Knipe and McCutcheon
Caviar
T. Louis
Muscatine Electric
Chine
Trea
FATIH
Pe Ju. Walsh
St Anthony Hospital
Stdr
Walsh
West Third St
McCullough
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