Will Be a Love Feast Reciprocated
A short notice notes a planned love feast event with emphasis on reciprocity and communal gathering.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
1
Postpone Cuban reciprocity to next winter says conference
Washington June 18. Republican senators plan to postpone the Cuban reciprocity question until the next winter session. Of 54 Republicans in the Senate 35 expected to back authorizing President Roosevelt to negotiate a reciprocity treaty with Cuba for submission to ratification next session. Leaders foresee harmony and a virtually party unity gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Roosevelt
Cuba
Senator Hanna Gifts Son-in-Law Fifty Thousand Dollar Check
Ohio Senator Hanna surprised his daughter Mabel Hanna by giving her husband Harry A. Parsons a fifty thousand dollar wedding gift. Parsons, an assistant secretary to the senator with limited funds, learned of the sizable check after the ceremony, while the couple was kept unaware of the total size of the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Harry A. Parsons
Mabel Hanna
Hanna
Parsons
Mr. Hanna
Bullman to Ride Heno in American Derby
New York reports Bullman will ride Heno in the American Derby. Clarence H Mackay says Belmont consented to let his jockey go to Chicago for the mount. When asked about McCue, owner states he will not ride next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bullman
Heno
Clarence H. Mackay
August Belmont
Chicago
McCue
Kind Words for Boers From Kitchener Praise
Gen. Kitchener sends a communication to DeWet Delarey and Botha praising their work in arranging the speedy Boer surrender and informing them of the king's gratification over their efforts and the burghers loyal spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kitchener
DeWet
Delarey
Botha
Ex wife of Bob Ford found dead in Durango
Durango Colorado June 17 Mrs John Feeny ex wife of Bob Ford the man who killed Jesse James was found dead in her bed A bottle half filled with chloroform lay beside her She had shown a bullet wound on a leg inflicted by Ford's weapon Her husband is working in Denver at the Overland tracks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Durango
Colo
John Feeny
Denver
Bob Ford
Rock Island absorbs BCRN. floods wash out bridges
Cedar Falls June 18 officials of the Rock Island route say the absorption of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern system was ill timed as the flood swept away every bridge on the Iowa Falls division and the Vinton bridges just after the transfer papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Cedar Falls
Iowa Falls
Vinton
Floods Cause Major Damage and Rail Repairs
LaPorte and Washburn suffered severe flood damage. Rebuilding is estimated at 50000 dollars. The main line to Cedar Rapids is back in service with trains on time. The Iowa Falls division operates via Illinois Central and Great Western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Washburn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Illinois Central
Great Western
Mad Dog Rampage Strikes Chicago Neighborhood
A rabid dog chased through about a dozen streets on the Northwest Side injuring nine people. Police and firemen pursued. a West Chicago avenue officer shot the animal. The Pasteur Institute confirmed rabies, with seven children treated. none expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Pasteur Institute
Lagorio
Death of Dean Eugene Hoffman shocks New York church
Plattsburg, June 18 Dean Eugene Augustus Hoffman dean of the general theological seminary of the Protestant Episcopal church in New York and reportedly the richest clergyman in the world died suddenly while vacationing. His New York real estate holdings valued at about 25 million included the Hoffman house property and numerous tenements. He and his brother owned extensive business interests and were noted for generous charitable giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
Eugene Augustus Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Dean Hoffman
Hoffman House
Drowning Tragedy in Good Ground Case Recalls Love Triangle
Louis Disbrow gave a statement to the coroner about the Good Ground drowning of Miss Dimple Lawrence and Clarence Foster. He claimed he loved the girl and tried to defend her from Foster during a boat ride. a fight left him unconscious and when he woke the couple had vanished. He then planned to disappear himself due to bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Disbrow
Dimple
Lawrence
Clarence Foster
Disbrow
Foster
Irish to ignore coronation at Dublin meeting
Irish Nationalists in the House of Commons adopted resolutions protesting misgovernment and to take no part in the coronation ceremonies. The Irish party is to meet in Dublin on King Edward's coronation day to consider Ireland's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Dublin
Edward
Ireland
Mitchell Calls Unified Coal Miners Convention
Wilkesbarre June 18 President Mitchell issues a call for a joint convention of hard and soft coal miners to back anthracite workers. A 300000 strong sympathy strike could halt the US coal industry and climax the anthracite strike. The Indianapolis meeting is planned at the earliest moment with five UMW districts agreeing to the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
United States
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Railroad leaders urge strikers to return to work
New York June 18 President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad said the only settlement of the coal strike is for the strikers to return to work and that outside interference will not help. President Fowler of the New York Ontario and Western issued a similar statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Fowler
Ontario and Western
Plot Against Edward Rumor Sparks London Talk
London reports a sensational but unconfirmed tale of a plot to assassinate King Edward. Scotland Yard reportedly uncovered a threat prompting the king to withdraw from public duties amid questions about his illness. Editors say they have heard nothing official and deny the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Edward
Scotland Yard
United States
Silk Strike Divides Forces In Paterson Mills
In Paterson New Jersey silk dyers and helpers on a five week strike split into squads to visit all silk mills to urge workers to join. A riot erupted at a mill with smashed windows and police called. Shots were exchanged, a policeman was likely fatally wounded and a bystander shot in the neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Illinois Democrats Outline Their Policy
The Illinois Democratic state convention nominated picks for clerk of the supreme court John L. Pickering treasurer George Duddleston superintendent of public instruction Anson L. Bliss and university trustees Mrs Julia Holmes Smith Samuel S Maxwell James E White The platform calls for anti trust laws denunciation of the Republican tariff public ownership of utilities referendum civil service convict labor enforcement ship subsidy opposition liberal pensions and strong support for McKinley and Altgeld while denouncing Republicans and the Philippines policy. L B Stringer as temporary chair denounced the state Republican convention as greed driven and spoils focused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court
John L. Pickering
George Duddleston
Anson L. Bliss
Julia Holmes Smith
Samuel S. Maxwell
James E. White
John P. Hopkins
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Harrison
Hopkins
Committee On
Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Philippines
McKinley
John P. Altgeld
L. B. Stringer
Maj. Waller of Samar Fame Passes Through Chicago
Maj. Waller of Samar fame travels to Washington and denies saying Samar a howling wilderness. He expresses concern over reports he may face another court martial for an alleged interview in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maj. Waller
Samar
Washington
San Francisco
King’s condition improves ahead of coronation
London June 18 the king’s condition is improving satisfactorily and there is reason to believe he will be entirely himself by the coronation. Neither the king nor the queen attended the Ascot races today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington Institute Enrollment Reaches 165 on Second Day
Washington Iowa June 18 enrollment at the Washington county institute rose to 165 with more students expected to register. Last year’s total was 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Washington County Institute
Trial Trip Planned for New Maine Battleship
Philadelphia report says the Maine builders will conduct a government trial trip on July 3 to test the new battleship Maine after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Philadelphia
Iowa Federal Plums- Weaver to Succeed Kemble
Iowa senators and representatives meet to name a slate of appointments to be submitted to President Roosevelt. Edward Knott remains U S marshal northern district and Horace McMillian is northern district district attorney. George Christian becomes southern marshal, Louis Miles southern district attorney, J A Lammis northern internal revenue collector, H O Weaver southern internal revenue collector, and E C Shaw bank examiner. The plan ends existing appointees and bank examiner will be replaced. The delegation expects White House approval and notes years of cooperation have yielded results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allison
Dolliver
Henderson
Iowa
Roosevelt
Edward Knott
United States
Horace G. McMillian
George N. Christian
Louis H. Miles
Garrigan Installed As Bishop Of Sioux City Diocese
Rt Rev P J Garrigan of Washington was installed as bishop of the Sioux City diocese at noon. A 2000 strong parade escorted him to St Marys cathedral in Sioux City where papal colors highlighted the ceremony. Archbishop Keene of Dubuque spoke and Garrigan gave a scholarly reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
P. J. Garrigan
Washington
Lemars
P. J. O'Connor
Robert Larkin
The
Hibernians
Caldwell
St. Mary’s Cathedral
P. J. Brune
Alton
B. C. Lenthan
Boone
Keene
Dubuque
Garrigan
Chicago Markets Latest Hedge and Livestock Totals
Market dispatch from Chicago via HB Toher & Co with McKay in Muscatine shows Wheat futures for June through Sept trading around 71 to 73 percent, Corn around 64 to 69, and Oats near 28 to 39 with VATS and Park prices listed. Live stock receipts in Chicago show hogs 35,000 with open lower then steady close. cattle 18,000 open slow close steady. sheep 18,000 open slow close weak. carload input and intercity receipts across Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis and Duluth noted. Liverpool grain prices up modest, cattle prices broad, and daily Clearances tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. J. Toher & Co
H. B. McKay
Muscatine
Chicago
Tod-Y-Y
Fair and Cooler Weather for Iowa Tonight
Chicago June 18 Special Indications for Iowa show generally fair weather tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions on the east portion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Muscatine Man A M Davis Reaches Skaguay Alaska
Relatives learn of A M Davis andGeorge Leffingwell arriving safely at Skaguay Alaska. They plan to join a gold hunter party at Atlin British Columbia. Davis reports a smooth voyage with calm weather and early inspection before disembarking, noting a friendly reunion with William Othmer and anticipation of travel to Atlin the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Davis
George Leffingwell
Skaguay
Alaska
Atlin
British Columbia
Mr. Davis
William Othmer
Davenport
Muscatine
Mississippi River
B. C
Man Named Malone Sought by Des Moines Robberies Traced in Cedar Rapids
A man calling himself Malone was arrested at Marion after a crooked robbery spree in Des Moines. He has been identified as Robert Snyder, wanted in Des Moines for robbing pensioner E. H. Lyman, 72, of a pension check and $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Malone
Robert Snyder
E. H. Lyman
Mob tries to lynch William Edson in Indiana
A mob of about 300 men attacked William Edson in Vincennes Indiana this morning but police repelled them with gunfire. Edson was removed to Terre Haute for safety after the failed mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edson
Indiana
Vincennes
Ind
Wm. Edson
Edson
Terra Haute
Fire in German Coal Mine Believed to Claim 80 Miners
A fire at the Hungen Hesse coal mine began today and is believed to have killed about eighty miners. Berlin reports the disaster as a major mining tragedy with rescue efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Hungen
Hesse
Schley Bill Reported To Senate
The committee on naval affairs favorably reported a bill that would place Schley on the retired list and grant him the pay of a rear admiral on the active list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
Senate
Committee On Naval Affairs
Premier Salisbury Unwell Reported in London
Salisbury Hill London reports Premier Salisbury is ill with illness noted in the capital on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Hill
London
Salisbury
Testimony of healing at Columbus Junction meeting
Three individuals testified they were healed by divine power at a Woodworth meeting. A Denver woman said doctors deemed her incurable from Bright's disease, but she can now walk half a mile from the hotel to the meetings. An Illinois man with long stomach disorders appeared healed, and a rheumatic youth can run about the tent. In other news, Clinton Letts of Chicago did business here, L. C. James of Washington traveled home, Rev. F. W. Adams and Rev. Taylor attend Nichols district conference, the Iowa River rises, flooding bottom lands and crops, and Chas Wonnell of Wapello advertised the celebration there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
M. B. Woodworth
Denver
Bright
Illinois
Clinton Letts
Chicago
L. C. James
Washington
F. W. Adams
Rev. Taylor
Columbus City
Nichols
Iowa
Chas Wonnell
Wapello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican
Caucus
President Roosevelt
of Congress
Derby
MAD Dog
Ers
New Jersey
Waller
Conoration
Washington Institute
Federal Plums
Weaver
Kemble
Corted
Siourghty
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwest Wheat
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Ope
Atchison
Mo. Pac
St. Paul
UN. Pac
So. Pac
U. S. Steel
Far North
Schley Bill
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