Yale Wins Close Annual Ball Game Against Princeton
New York June 14 Yale today won the annual ball game with Princeton the score 6 to 4 in a tight contest.
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New York
Yale Today
Princeton
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
4
Caucus Postponed Again by Iowa Delegation
Washington June 14 Special says the Iowa delegation delaying action on federal appointments. Kemble is unlikely to be recommended Patterson remains doubtful. The caucus is postponed until next week as reported by F. J. Stillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Kemble
Patterson
F. J. Stillman
Elixir of Life claimed by Fort Wayne doctor
Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana announces a miraculous elixir of life that cures every disease. The remedy is said to be sent free to any sufferer with instructions and is touted as restoring health quickly without risk. People claim to have walked after trials and reports list numerous ailments supposedly cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kidd
Raltos Building
Fort Wayne
Ind
Eiere
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind U.S. A
Louisa Settlers Gather for Decoration and Dinner
The Louisa settlers association holds a gathering with a long list of names for the decoration committee. The event features music by the Wapello band and songs by school groups and the Columbus Junction Quartet. Governor Albert B Cummins gives an address, with reminiscences by Hon. Daniel Brewer. Arthur Springer leads the old settlers and Gov Cummins is entertained at his home. Wapello post hosts Muscatine G A R post. Dinner in the court square draws many with picnic baskets.
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Wapello Band
Department of the Schools
Columbus Junction Quartet
Albert B. Cummins
Wapello Quartet
Daniel Brewer
Old Settlers Association
Arthur Springer
Governor Cummins
W. P. Saunders
Wapello
Muscatine G. A. R. Post
Court Square
Quarrel at Siegel's Store Ends With Arrests
A morning dispute at Joe Siegel's on East Second street between Frank Bloomquist and clerk Ben Wolf led to blows and a broomstick strike that shattered a showcase. Both men were arrested for disturbing the peace and Bloomquist pressed assault and battery charges. Proceedings continued to Tuesday at 2 pm.
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Joe Siegel
East Second Street
Frank Bloomquist
Siegel
Ben Wolf
Bloomquist
Wolf
Taught His a Valuable Lesson By Hon Madden
Former St Ignace mayor Thomas F Madden recounts a health trip to the Gulf of Mexico that led him to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People He praises the pills for curing chronic indigestion and related ailments and notes his recovery over a year. The medicine is sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady N Y.
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Thomas F. Madden
St. Ignace
Mich
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Dr. William
Williams
Mr. Madden
St. Ignace, Mich
Finest Dining Car Built
The San Francisco dining car is claimed to be the finest in the world and is now in service on the Burlington line between Denver and the East. The car is from the builders, oversized, mahogany finished, and designed for elegance and comfort, measured at seventy five feet long and eleven and a half feet wide.
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San Francisco
Burlington
Denver
East
Denver Post
Cently
Relief Hose Company names officers after annual election
The Relief Hose Company held its annual election selecting Rudolph Elfers as president Louis Ruthenberg as vice president Charles Diercks as foreman George Priester as first assistant George Schroe der as second assistant John Beckman as secretary John Lemkau as financial secretary and Charles Ruthenberg as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Hose Company
Rudolph Elfers
Louis Ruthenberg
Charles Diercks
George Priester
George Schroeder
John Beckman
John Lemkau
Charles Ruthenberg
Luxurious Lehigh Valley Train Service To New York And Philadelphia
Travel via the Lehigh Valley Railroad for speed and comfort to New York or Philadelphia. Luxuriously furnished vestibuled sleeping parlor cars and day coaches with a la carte dining cars. Stop-overs allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Ice Water Barrel Set Up By Christian Endeavor Union
The Hershey bank corner will host a constantly filled ice water barrel for citizens during summer. Sparkling water is provided with ice donated by Y. F. Elfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
Hershey Bank
Y. 4. Elfers
Woman Lion Tamer Attacked In Cage
Mle Fernsto Houghtaling, a circus lion tamer, was injured when the lion Oom Pau lunged from a cage crowding spectators. She describes a sudden strike tearing clothing and pain to her chest, with nerve and quick action by handlers saving her from further harm.
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Woman Sign Tamer
Mle
Fernsto Houghtaling
Mademoiselle
Tig Cata
Obituary for Haisel Stout 21 in Mount Sterling Illinois
Haisel Stout died yesterday after a bout with typhoid fever at a boarding house on West Front street. The Musser lumber mill night watchman and fireman from California, 21, unmarried, parents in Mount Sterling, Illinois, his body sent home for interment.
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Haisel Stout
Mitchell Reports Encouraging Strikes Progress in West Virginia
President Mitchell received encouraging reports on the soft coal miners strike in West Virginia. Dispatches claim twelve thousand of fourteen thousand miners in the Kanawha and New River districts are now on strike.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
West Virginia
Kanawha
New River
Coffee Committee Named By Local Group
The coffee committee is led by Mrs. D. C. Thomas and Mr. W. S. Isett with Miss Letta Griebel Miss Nellie Hale and Miss Lou McKay contributing to the effort.
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D. C. Thomas
W. S. Isett
Letta Griebel
Nellie Hale
Lou McKay
Strange Pranks Of Electricity
A dated note recounts lightning incidents where victims are struck while others nearby escape harm. Examples include a Lincolnshire farmer killed while kissing his wife, a Genoa engine fireman spared, and the Caucasus oil steamer’s fatal explosion after a second bolt. The Journal.
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Lincolnshire
England
Genoa
Italy
Black Sea
City News Items Report Local Arrivals And Legal Action
Miss Alice Fluke of Washington Iowa visits the city. John M Kemble attends Gov Cummins speech in Wapello. Mrs L W Donnalley of New York arrives for a two week visit with the Mahin family. A suit filed at the county clerk a $4 13 appeal from F W Eversmeyser justice court. John A McCormick Thomas Pitchforth and Casmex Schmaltz named in the suit. Mrs H E Bartlett of Tacoma is reported improving. her daughter Mrs Charles T McCampbell learns the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCampbell
Part Avenue
Charles T. McCampbell
Briggs
Mc Campbell
Mee Campbell
W. P. Frazier
M. O. Briggs
T. Hogan
F. T. Nesper
Alice Fluke
Washington, Iowa
L. W. Donnalley
New York
John Mahin
Justice Court of
F. W. Eversmeyser
John A. McCormick
Thomas Pitchforth
Casmex Schmaltz
H. E. Bartlett
Tacoma
Washington
Muscatine
Journal
Journal Offers Muscatine Picture Book at 15 Cents
The Journal sells the remaining copies of H. W. Lewis Picturesque Muscatine for 15 cents to new subscribers who pledge three months and to old subscribers who prepay two months. Limited stock remains, with most unsold copies in stores at 50 cents. Stop by the office to secure yours and inquire about multiple copies.
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Journal
H. W. Lewis
Muscatine
Furnished Rooms for Rent on East Third Street
Notice advertises furnished rooms for rent at 126 East Third Street. Includes minimal details about location and availability. No contact information provided in the readable text.
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East Third Street
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C. V. Shipman
L. C. Wonnell
J. E. McCray
H. Archibald
J. G. Keck
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the Journal
John M. Kemble
Gov. Cummins
Lewis
J. Bilkey
Muscatine Lumber & Box Company
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J. L. Giesler
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S. L. Johnson
F. H. Little
Gus Schmidt
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A Baird
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J. L. Geisler
C. A. Mull
Blackwell
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