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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1903

Page

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Hoar criticizes American rule in Philippines at Iowa commencement

Massachusetts Senator George F. Hoar told University of Iowa graduates that American occupation of the Philippines is wrong and urged fair treatment of all races. He argued for equal rights, self governance, and the importance of unity amid immigration and race issues.

Iowa City United States Senate Philippines George F. Hoar Massachusetts University of Iowa Hoar Iowa

No Gun No BigaT in Kentucky Trial Interruption

Jackson Kentucky June 17 jury arguments in the Jett White murder trial featured a quarrel between defense attorney Judge French and County Attorney Blanton with French calling Blanton a liar. The sheriff prevented violence. no weapons were displayed.

Jackson, Ky Jett-White French Blanton

Wreck at Elmira Kills Three on Rock Island Trains

A midnight collision near Elmira Iowa between a northbound Cannon Ball passenger train and a southbound gravel train killed three men and injured three others. Deaths identified as Eldon Herring Orr Herring and Fred Risler. origin carpenters likely returning home. The wreck caused engines to be destroyed and debris scattered across the main line.

Elmira Rock Island Rock Island Road Cedar Rapids Fred Reisler Davenport Eldon Herring Lisbon Iowa City J. G. Mueller Orr Herring Fred Risler Thomas Myers T. A. Myers J. R. Barnes Theodore Hecht Traer K. E. Cate Chicago

Green Gets Plum Vice James Garfield

Henry Green of Duluth Minnesota is appointed civil service commissioner to succeed James Garfield who has resigned. The announcement is from Washington on June 17.

Washington, D. C Henry Green Duluth, Minn James Garfield

Rescue Efforts Continue After Oregon Disaster

Martial law remains in Heppner as rescuers seek bodies from Sunday's horror. About 150 dead buried, with up to 200 believed. Free lunch houses open, relief parties arrive with funds and provisions, including seven thousand dollars sent from Portland. Looting reported in wreckage by ghouls.

Heppner Oregon Lexington Portland

Range of Prices in New York Stocks at Close

New York June 17 investors list price range for leading stocks and securities on the New York Stock Exchange at the close of business today. The report notes fluctuations with varied gains and losses across sectors, reflecting market conditions for the day.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Rhodes postoffice robbed for stamps and cash

The Rhodes postoffice in Marshalltown Iowa was robbed last night of stamps valued at 281 dollars and cash totaling 600 to 700 dollars. No clues have been found.

Marshalltown Rhodes

Martin and Riggs Wed In Afternoon Ceremony

Fred Martin of Viola and Myrtle Riggs of Aledo were married this afternoon at Square Howe's office. The couple plans to decide on a future home location.

Fred Martin Myrtle Riggs Square Howe Viola, Ill Aledo Ill

Feared murder witness spirited away in Jackson feud case

Lexington June 17 Captain B J Ewen principal witness in the Jett White murder trial left Jackson secretly with soldiers to prevent possible assassination if he stayed. The departure aims to protect the witness amid a heated feud case.

Lexington B. J. Ewen Jett-White Jackson

Rebekahs Meet at Wapello for District Convention

About twenty Rebekah lodge members from Muscatine and Louisa counties traveled to Wapello for the fourth annual union district meeting. The local degree staff led the degree work, with N G Jetta Hart and others serving in officer posts including P G Sarah J. Clifford and V G Mrs Chas Moncrief.

Wapello Rebekan Rebekah Muscatine Louisa Counties N. G Jetta Hart R. S Josie Gresham L. S Ellen Ashcraft Naomi Mary J. Platt Ruth Hattie Miller Miriam Stella Hart Josephine Hackett P. G Sarah J. Clifford V. G Mrs. Chas. Moncrief Nettie Hess Maud Smith Sarah Bilkey Ida M. Brown

Iowa and Chicago Weather Report Preview

Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Warmer tonight and in the eastern portion Thursday. Sun rises at 4 15 and sets at 7 27.

Chicago

Hoar Pays a Tribute to Iowa's Grand Old Man

Dubuque and Iowa City report tense scenes as street car strikes prompt militia calls and crowd violence. Sheriff seeks more troops. a mob of about 2,000 hurls bricks at a power plant while authorities move to prevent bloodshed. Senator George F Hoar praises Senator W B Allison in Iowa City commencement address.

Hoar Iowa W. B. Allison Steiner Byers Dubuque

Medial Pension Examiners Review Three Veterans

The United States Medical Pension Examiners met at Dr. E. H. King’s office to examine three veterans John Miller Davenport John Richley Wapello and Henry Smith Columbus Junction. Board members were Drs F. H. Little E. H. King and G. O. Morgridge.

United States E. H. King Washington John Miller Davenport John Richley Wapello Henry Smith Columbus Junction F. H

Eight teachers enroll at Muscatine institute session

Eight names joined the teachers' institute in session at the court house yesterday afternoon. Minnie Headley, Mary Ryan, Mayme Othmer, and Edna M. Greiner are from Muscatine along with Myrtle Greiner. Katie Flater, Miriam Hildebrand, and Mary Brooke hail from West Liberty.

Teachers’ Institute Court House Minnie Headley Muscatine Mary Ryan Mayme Othmer Katie Flater West Liberty Edna M. Greiner Miriam Hildebrand Myrtle Greiner Mary Brooke

George Snell Charged With Forgery

George Snell was taken into custody this afternoon on a forgery charge. He allegedly forged an order for $3 signing Patrick Shingledecker’s name and presented it to E. Klepper to receive the funds. Chief Rice located Snell during sworn information and arrested him.

Rice George Snell Snell Patrick Shingledecker E. Klepper

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