Lawn social and band concert at end of cemetery car line
Local notices describe a lawn social and band concert near the cemetery car line tonight. Details include visiting Iowa City residents, travel for a visit, and local business services offered.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
8
Special Carpenter's Meeting Set for Wednesday at City Hall
Notice shows a special meeting of Carpenter's Association this Wednesday night at city hall per order and signed by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's
City Hall
Sec’y
New Dry Goods Store Opening by A Siegel
A Siegel proprietor of the Peoples Bargain Store will move into his new room June Mth now occupied by Bississi. He will carry an immense stock and a full line of dry goods including ginghams calicoes silks frassins percales shantings denhams packing. The store will hereafter be known as 5 PIs HBF PTV ET TORRE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Siegel
Peoples Bargain
Bississi
To Choose the Judge To Choose the Judge City Tomorrow Afternoon
Muscatine county holds a 2 PM convention at the courthouse to pick a candidate for the district convention on the 18th. Three candidates remain Col D W Jackson Frank Richman and J R Hanley. Brannan retires making the contest close with votes expected from about 35 bar members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Muscatine County
Davenport
Muscatine
Jackson County
A. J. House
Clinton County
Wolfe
Bolinger
Scott County
W. F. Brannan
Col
D. W. Jackson
Titus & Jackson
Frank Richman
Richman & Richman
J. R. Hanley
Jackson
E. M. Warner
L. ¥. Horan
Ladies G. A. R. Meeting Notice
The Ladies G A R No 35 invites members to meet at the president's home 603 East Fifth Street on Thursday June 12 at 3 p m. Business of importance. Per order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Fashions in Fobs Impress Fashionable Women
The June Woman's Home Companion notes fobs replacing watches as a stylish accessory. The Cupid fob features two rose gold cupids with winged heads that show green and pink in certain lights, connected by rose-gold chains and a heart charm.
Pilots threaten night work halt as union forms
Mississippi and Ohio river pilots weigh a combined effort to tie boats at night. A new eastern corporation plans a two million capital trust uniting pilots under five-year contracts. Each pilot would receive five non assessible stock shares with 75 dollars monthly dividends plus piloting earnings.
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Mississippi
Annual Maccabee Picnic at Oskaloosa June 19
The Iowa Central Railway offers a special Muscatine to Oskaloosa train departing 6 30 am for 150 round trip. The event seeks to be Iowa Maccabee Order's largest gathering with speeches by prominent members, bands and athletic events, and a grand outing. See flyers or local ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa Central Railway
Muscatine
Order
Iowa
What Will Be Worn at the Coronation
June Woman's Home Companion reports settled dress codes for peeress robes in red velvet and white fur. Bodices feature a stomacher with white fur and a short cape with gold cords at shoulders. Black ermine spots mark rank on capes. red velvet trains vary by rank. White satin panels, lace borders, coronets sized to husbands, heraldic embroidery possible, and necklaces allowed. Magnificent jewels expected at the Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Summer meeting schedules with special BCR&N rates
A list of prominent meetings in summer with special BCR&N rates including National and international conventions and union gatherings. Locations include Denver Minneapolis Omaha Tacoma Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle and more with dates in July August September and October. ContactJno G Farmer for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
International Sunday School Association
Ancient Order of Hibernians In
Denver Colo
National Association of Letter Carriers
Minneapolis
Knights of Pythias
Seattle
Wash
C. Wis
Jno
G. Farmer
N. R’y
A Dog's Leap to His Little Master
A Great Dane owned by Otto Smith of Greenpoint leaped from a roof to a yard to reach his son on Decoration Day. The dog whined to signal his intention, drew a crowd, and survived the perilous jump despite fears of fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Otto Smith
Greenpoint
Dog Licks Hand After Being On Roof To Avoid Drums
A dog belonging to a man named Mr. Smith was placed on the roof to curb its fear of drums, and as the scene unfolded it began licking the master's son’s hand upon reaching his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Larkin Chesebrough
Charles Chesebrough
Mr. Smith
Mrs Fuller and Daughter Travel to Centerville for Visit
Mrs B Fuller and her daughter Miss Anna were passengers on the 7 58 train to Centerville. They plan a short visit at the home of Bernard Fuller, Mrs Fuller's son, for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lindle
Leroy
Centerville
Barnard Fuller
G. O. Morgridge
A. J. Weaver
W. S. Norton
Fruitland
Ida G. Woodhue
Morgridge
Muscatine Hospital
Muscatine
Bessie Letts
Lettsville
B. Fuller
Miss Anna
Bernard Fuller
Doctor Harrison Offers Eye Clinic This Week at Thiesen’s
If your eyes trouble you call upon Dr. Harrison the famous specialist at Thiesen’s all this week for eye care.
Country cries for small change signals trouble for big roll
The article notes public demand for minor monetary relief suggesting the powerful financier with a large fortune does not enjoy universal advantage. It frames the mood as a broader social grievance impacting those in control.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
French quacks tout poison love books in ads
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes two French vendors promoting works that claim love is a poison. The piece hints at public fascination with the controversial theory and its questionable authors.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Immigrants Read Twenty Five Words For Philippines Bond
Those foreign immigrants who lack basic literacy may be sent in bond to the Philippines. The article notes a need for white settlers to populate new lands and questions the policy implications.
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St. Louis
Boers vs Englishmen disputed in St. Paul Globe
The St. Paul Globe reports that claims one Boer outshines five Englishmen are debunked as inaccurate. The piece argues a single Boer is equal to five Englishmen rather than superior, reflecting the wartime rhetoric of the era.
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St. Paul Globe
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