Publisher and editor credits for county paper
The item lists F. D. Throop as publisher and L. P. Loomis as managing editor. It notes the newspaper as the official paper of the county and county representatives, with New York and Chicago office addresses and in charge personnel.
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F. D. Throop
L. P. Loomis
Cty
New York
W. 34Th St
Monolith
la Coste & Maxwell
Chicago
Marquette Building
Payne & Young
Journal Agencies Map City Readers Convenience
The Journal lists local agencies for reader convenience including Fast Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine W F Miksch's Grocery W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and Seperness office. Telegraph and editorial offices noted with contact lines.
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Fast Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Feet
South Muscatine
W. F. Miksch
Regon Street
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Hell
Bell
Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal May 1908
Sworn statement by F D Throop publisher and F L Bihlmeier notary public details May 1908 circulation figures for Muscatine Journal. Totals show pages and copies with an average daily print run of about 5,830 across the month.
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Muscatine Journal
Nein Oss Sun
Fee
F. D. Throop
Muscatine Co
State of
Lowa
F. L. Bihlmeier
County Republican Convention Called for Muscatine Iowa
The Republican County Convention meets June 20 1908 at the Family Theatre Muscatine to fill vacancies select 16 delegates to the state convention and plan congressional representation. Delegates are apportioned by township and ward with Muscatine wards receiving 17 20 20 and 20 seats. The convention will also elect a county central committee chairman and transact other business as needed.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Waterloo
Bloomington Township
Cogar
Eck Ak
Fruitland Township
Fulton
Goshen Township
Pe Cpti
Montpelier Township
Moscow Township
Ares
Pike Township
Catena
Eng Bondak
Texas Democrats End Turbulent Rift and Reconcile
Iowa observers note Texas Democrats resolved a factional struggle that shook the state party to its core. After a divisive intra party contest, factions reconciled and unity appears restored across Texas politics.
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Iowa
Texas
Pierce to Face Texas Trial in Waters-Pierce Case
Washington correspondent notes the U S Supreme Court ruling that Henry Clay Pierce must stand trial in Texas on a perjury indictment linked to Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil. The case entwines Texas politics, Senator Bailey relations, and a broader probe of oil interests, with Texas prosecutors aiming for a highly sensational presentation.
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Texas
Pierce
Waters- Pierce Company
Standard Oil
Bailey
Waters- Pierce
Standard Oil Companies
Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Taft Delegates Outpace Sentiment in Nomination Fight
The speaker argues Taft has delegates not sentiment, predicting Taft sentiment will surge if he earns the nomination and questions the GOP's path to victory.
Bryan names and threats shuffle amid distraction
The note questions distractions around the big show and mentions William Jennings Bryan while pondering if allies may attend an event in Denver.
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William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Masonic Officers Elected in Iowa Des Moines Session
The Masonic grand lodge of Iowa met in Des Moines and closed last Friday. New officers include J R Hartsock as Grand Master Iowa City J J Adams as Deputy Grand Master Ottumwa John Scott as Grand Warden Nevada E A Gilbert as Junior Grand Warden Dubuque S White as Treasurer Des Moines and T S Parvin as Secretary Muscatine. A levee breach at Muscatine Island prompted repair work to hold back flood waters. A Hershey team of ponies caused a sulky overturn injuring Snyder. John Shoemaker provided unusually sweet Pacific coast strawberries. A farm worker sustained a disjointed arm at Hershey’s farm. Drs Dean and R E Thompson reset the bone.
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Muscatine Island
Hershey
Snyder
John Shoemaker
Mershey
The Iron Lord A Story of the Mines
A 1907 Crockett tale recounts peril and prowess in the mine district. The author frames rugged labor, danger, and resilience through vivid, era-appropriate narration featuring miners and their community.
Silhouetted Tension Between Vida and Phil in Valley Scene
Vida mocks Phil while probing his loyalty to Vic Morris as Phil fights to keep his love private. Their dialogue reveals power, ambition, and a spark of danger, with a playful interjection from Miss Nunsby as the pair drift toward a charged, unspoken bond.
Chicago Lawyer Promotes Peoria and Rock Island Line
Levi Higgins of Chicago met with Peoria and Rock Island railroad supporters in Hanna and Washburns law office to discuss extending the line to this city. A statement is promised in a few days. A Walnut Street store owned by William S. Peasley was entered by a juvenile thief. Several items and a small amount of money were taken.
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Levi Higgins
Chicago
Peoria and
Rock Island Railroad
Hanna and Washburn
William S. Peasley
Walnut Street
Molis Siblings Attend Conclave. Family Travels East
Charles Molis and sister Miss Anna Molis left for Cincinnati Ohio to attend the E P conclave while Anna will stay the summer. F P Sawyer with wife and children depart eastward and Mrs Sawyer will spend the summer with her father near Port Jervis New York. J W Fullers young son fell from church steps and broke his left arm. Dr Cal Smith reduced the fracture.
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Charles Molis
Anna Molis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Anna
F. P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Port Jervis
N. Y
J. W. Fuller
Friends ‘Church
Cal Smith
Snyder Drives Gray Stallion in Frightful Show
Thirty years ago W. H. Snyder’s big gray stallion he was driving today became frightened and bolted, scattering onlookers and prompting a quick halt to the event as handlers regained control.
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W. H. Snyder
Dear Women Demand The Garment They Favor
A fragment notes that the dear women will insist on wearing it, reflecting a push for preferred attire. The line hints at social expectations influencing dress and public perception in the era.
Master Raymond's Gathering Delights Local Guests
Master Raymond son of Mr and Mrs J F Ribak hosted a fine company of friends last evening. Hon W S Allen a Republican candidate for state auditor visited the city briefly. Mrs B F E Lilly and Miss Elizabeth Lilly entertained guests yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6 in honor of Mrs W J Dougherty of Philadelphia. Miss Garret of Chicago did not arrive as expected. Nearly two hundred attended and the home was decorated with roses. Refreshments were served.
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Raymond
J. F. Ribak
W. S. Allen
Birmingham
van Buren County
B. FE. Lilly
Elizabeth Lilly
W. J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Garret
Chicago
No Summer for Idlers. Baltimore News Urges Work
The Baltimore American declares a busy season ahead with ample work and business for decisive readers who choose to act promptly and pursue opportunities without delay.
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Baltimore
Living steady pay tilts amid others' better wages
A Chicago Record-Herald reflection on income inequality notes that many would accept a modest living if it were not contrasted with others earning more. The piece weighs social harmony against wage gaps and consumer pressures in urban life.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Baltimore Congressmen Spend Time in Washington
The Baltimore American notes that Maryland lawmakers will be in Washington about as often as during sessions, implying little change in their travel patterns regardless of congressional calendar.
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Baltimore
Fourth of July shocks claim many sick lives
Hartford Times notes that numerous ill people die from the Fourth of July celebrations, suggesting the day’s shock proves fatal for those already at risk.
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Hartford Times
Shorter Labor Hours Debate Echoes in City Hall
In Birmingham, advocates note a disparity as wage and hour reforms target workers while domestic labor for women remains unregulated. The discussion highlights gendered labor expectations and calls for equitable policy consideration.
La Follette’s Chautauqua talks priced at fifty per hour
Chicago Record-Herald notes La Follette charges about 50 dollars an hour for speaking at chautauquas. The report highlights the high fee as part of the public discussion around his engagements and appearance economics.
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Chicago Record-Herald
la Follette
Democratic filibusters fail to stop the measure
In St. Louis reporting, the typical Democratic filibuster tactics are mentioned as having failed to block the bill, highlighting a clear outcome in the legislative matter.
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St. Louis
Father Loves Disabled Son Despite Hardship
A man restrains anger as a crutch falls after a rough shove from children. A frail boy asks if he would be loved more if he were like other boys. The father reassures him, saying he loves his son just as he is, above all else.
Wool buyer visits White Prairie and local incidents
A wool buyer from West Liberty arrived Thursday to purchase wool. A. W. Blakewell of West Liberty called Saturday. Mrs. Mary Walter from Cedar County spent Thursday at brother Henry Maurer’s. Nannie Markel, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Markel, was bitten and bruised by their dog on Thursday and is recovering.
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White Prairie
West Liberty
Roosevelt Policies Supporter Seeks Nominations
The Register and Leader asks who the great supporter of Roosevelt policies would like to see nominated. The piece signals interest in a preferred candidate aligning with Roosevelt era programs.
That horse which unseated the President deserves to go down in history
A witty remark from the Baltimore Sun notes a racehorse that caused a presidency altering stumble, reflecting on the event as a notable historical moment and turning point in political lore.
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Baltimore Sun
Detroit News: The end-seat hog sparks seating dispute
The piece notes irritation at an end-seat hog who occupies extra space. It highlights battles for preferred seating and the desire for personal space in shared venues.
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Detroit News
Re-election Fallout Rumbles Over Senator Allison
The New York Globe quotes Springfield Republican remarks praising Senator Allison’s long career and vowing he won’t be denied while alive. The comments reflect strong support as Allison nears reelection and faces political headwinds.
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Allison
The
New York Globe
Towa
Senator Allison
Springfield
T. R. Weighs In On Second District Race
The text notes T. R. advising Congressman Dawson and that this recommendation is widely discussed, while the writer asserts indifference to the debate.
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T. R
Dawson
Daughter of Utah Governor Wed by Janitor
A Utah governor’s daughter married a janitor in a small ceremony. The union drew attention for its humble match and the couple’s apparent simplicity amid public interest.
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Utah
Nursing Mothers and Over-burdened Women
Nursing mothers and overburdened women in all stations will find Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a potent restorative. It promises relief for headaches backache and other weakness symptoms and claims to be a pure glyceric extract with no alcohol. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet and warns against substitutes.
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Ny State
Bet on Favorite Against the Field Proves Safer
A betting note notes that wagering on the favorite over the field did not prove hazardous, signaling confidence in the top selection's advantage.
Senator’s seventh reelection pledge draws broad approval
The Baltimore American notes that his assurance of returning to the United States Senate for the seventh time will be met with general satisfaction nationwide.
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United States Senate
Baltimore American
Campaign contributions go unnoticed in Bryan era chatter
In a Brooklyn Standard Union snippet, Mr. W. J. Bryan’s efforts to loosen up a campaign purse never drew attention as potential scandal. The piece notes no significant contributions or disruptive actions.
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Brooklyn Standard Union
W. J. Bryan
Wade
Allison defeats Cummins in Iowa primaries
The Boston Transcript notes the Iowa primary results show Senator Allison defeating Governor Cummins with broad popularity expected to follow.
Allison Triumph in Iowa Senate Contest
The Boston Herald notes a handsome victory for Senator Allison over Governor Cummins in the Iowa senatorial race, marking a notable triumph for the Grand Old Man of the Senate.
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Allison
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Boston Herald
Directoire gown draws attention with price and flair
The gown, described as expensive and uncomfortable to wear, makes a striking impression in Philadelphia fashion circles. It captures attention for its bold silhouette and high price tag.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Victory applauded as national importance for Iowa leader
The Washington Star extols Mr. Allison's triumph as nationwide significant highlighting Iowa’s recognition of a good man. The remark notes the country would rejoice regardless of party affiliation, praising the elected figure.
Iowa Stays Loyal To Veteran Senator Claim
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes Iowa remains true to its veteran senator, a result expected to gratify the country at large.
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Iowa
Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle
Allisons Service Praised for Senate Tenure by Utica Press
The Utica Press urges retaining Allison as United States senator as long as he is able and willing to serve, praising his service to the state and country.
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Allison
United States
Utica Press
Old Age Faithful Service Cited By Providence Journal
A Providence Journal line argues Iowa would lose credit by casting him down in old age after many years of faithful service.
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Iowa
Providence Journal
The Cripple and His Father From the American Boy
A short excerpt from The American Boy describes a boy in a sailor suit whose wide trousers flap as he moves, illustrating a moment of comic or tender observation. The scene focuses on appearance and awkwardness rather than action or dramatic conflict.
Phil Calmont and Vic Morris in Kirktown Walk
Phil Calmont assists his friend Vic Morris who stays in Kirktown for a girl. They walk toward Gorm Castle as Persiflage falls away and Phil grapples with loyalty, chivalry, and the folly of his plan. The scene ends with Vic’s affection acknowledged and inner conflict voiced.
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Miss Nunsby
Phil
Vida
Gorm Castle
Kirktown
Phil Calmont
Vic Morris
Kidney Remedy Cures Sufferer Quickly, Says Mrs Bowen
Mrs. B Bowen of Wayne West Virginia reports kidney disease left her bedridden at times. After taking Foley’s Kidney Remedy a one dollar bottle and part of a second bottle cured her entirely. Druggist A W Morgan notes the remedy’s effectiveness.
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8. L. Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Probate Notice of Will in Muscatine County Iowa
Notice is given that on May 27 1908 the last will of Andrew Davideon, deceased, was opened for hearing in Muscatine County Iowa. The hearing to admit the will to probate is slated for June 30 1998 at the district court. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted. W S McKee Clerk. Jayne Hoffman Attorneys.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said
Andrew Davidon
Said County
Muscatine
W. S. McKee
Con
Jayne & Hoffman
Rachel Davidson
Woodbine Camp notes meeting schedule and officers
Woodbine Camp No. 142 Royal Neighbors of America meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Officers listed include Oracle Mrs Emma Hoefflin Recorder Mrs Kate Parvin and Receiver Mrs Myrtle Kirk. Visiting neighbors in good standing are always welcome.
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Woodbine Camp NO
Royal Neighbors OF America
Emma Hoefflin
Oracle
Kate Parvin
Myrtle Kirk
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argus Lodge No. 17
Maccabee Hall
Iowa Avenue
C. E. Crow
A. C. Hopkinson
Court OF Honor
Muscatine Court
Woodman Hall
J. ©. Coster
Hi. G. Schoenig
G A R Shelby Norman Post Meets Twice Monthly
Shelby Norman Post No. 231 of the G A R holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at the G A R hall on East Second Street. Visiting members are welcome. Commander J H Munroe and Adjutant Gus Schmidt are listed.
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O. R. M. Musquitine Tribe No. 95
K. O. T. M. Hall
Hi. G. Thompson
Jester Smith
Romona
Maccabee Hall
Amelia Miller
Acahontas
Martha Becke
Keeper of Records
I. O. O. F. Muscatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge
D. of R
Prairie Encampment
Shelby Norman
G. A. R. Hall
East Second Street
J. H. Munroe
Gus. Schmidt
Probate Notice for Rachel Davidson in Muscatine County
State of Iowa Muscatine County probate records show an instrument of Rachel Davidson deceased filed. The court invites any interested party to appear. clerk of the district court is designated. Jayne & Hoffman are the attorneys.
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She Journal BY Journal Printing CO
Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Iowa Evening Press Association
Daily Journal
Journal
Journal Agencies
J. C. Coster
Central Committee
Society
G. D. Lezotte
L. Johnson
DE Molay Commandery No. 1
K. T
E. C. W. H. Graff
the Iron Lord
Ss. R
Morris
Mr. Morris
Ludovic Morris
Hall
Birmingham Age-Herald
Long Live
Taft
the Nation's Press
Boston Transcript
DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Praternal Ath Association
Bloomington
H. F. Rodman
Second
Chestnut Streets
Q. T. Howard
E. P. Day
M. W
Muscatine Camp No. 106
Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
J. A. Leyda
Bankers Reserve
Wm. Appel
H. Lemkau
Charles Lockwood
M. B. A. Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
K. of P
FE. H. King
Chas. Ryan
F. O. E. Muscatine Aerif. No
Eagle Lodge Hall
Dunbar
M. P. Goff
L. E. Aikens, W. P
B. P.O. Elks
Muscatine Lodge NO
Elks Hall
Cook, Musser Bank
Elks
Wm. J. Watson
E. R. John P. Breen
American Yeomen
Muscatine Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Ingraham
E. C. Ingraham
West Sth St
Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
K. P
J. W. McDougal
Ehrmeier
Muscatine Castle
Elma Scott
Alexander W. Scott
A. O. U. W. Eagle Lodge No
K. P. Hall
Fred Beitel
H. S. Howe
Rm. Hl. Delsen
Letta Shafnit
W. M
August Othmer
Sec’y
Banner Lodge
Pythian Hall
Wavie Niebling
Mary Crouch
Gussie Mull
Knights OF Columbus. Laurent
J. A. Bartemeier
G. K A. G. Bestenlehner
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