Street car faulted for fenderless cars in death ruling
A coroner jury found Citizens' Railway and Light Company culpably careless for operating streetcars without fenders at Oak and Sixth streets, causing Kernsty J. Anderson's death on June 22, 1910. City officials were censured for failing to enforce ordinances. motormen face possible prosecution for fenderless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens 'Railway and Light Company
Anderson Child
Kernsty J. Anderson Cals
the Oak
Sixth Streets Crossing
Citizens' Railway and Light Company
J. Hy
Dennis O'Leary
Pomeroy
Seared Into Sound Health Seeker Credits Foley Kidney Pills
Springfield resident B F Kelley writes of kidney and bladder trouble worsening over a year with headaches. After using Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks the headaches ceased the bladder process normalized and distress disappeared as reported by A W Morgan Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F, Kelley
Springfield
A. W. Morgan
Geneva Island Resort Draws City Folk In Warm Spring
Geneva Island, a popular resort, attracts sweltering city residents seeking cool comfort. Absence of high water this spring removes the usual obstacle to cottage use and welcomes an unusually large number of visitors this past week.
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Geneva Island
Funeral at Rock Island for Miss Mary Brenn and family
The remains of Miss Mary Brenn and relatives were interred at Calvary Cemetery in Rock Island yesterday after services at the late residence 744 Twenty Fourth street and Sacred Heart Church at eight o'clock. Pallbearers Urban Byrne and L J Horan from a large city assisted. Father J F Lockney officiated at the church grave ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brennan
Calvary Cemetery
Rock Island
Urban P. Byrne
L. J. Horan
Big City
Twenty-Fourth Street
Morning Sun Chronicle Local Notes June Visit
Mrs W A Culiet and children of Ft Scott visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S E McElhings. Miss Jonnie Laity visiting Wapella. Glasgow and Miss left for Olathe Kansas.
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Morning Sun
W. A. Culiet
Fts Cel
Pa Ir
S. E. McElhings
Jonnie Laity
Glasgow
Missen
Olathe
Kaa
Conventions Set for Saturday Delegates to Assemble
On Saturday July 24 both Democratic and Republican county conventions will convene without a call. Republicans meet at 11 o clock in the district court room at the courthouse. Democrats assemble at the court house, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., then join in the county building court room. Last year one party used the Family theatre but this year that is not anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Court House
Pepper
Democratic County Central Committee
Rain Needed In Muscatine County For Crops
A local note reports a drought across Muscatine county with only a recent light rain in parts of the area. Strong winds damaged grain slightly while small fruits and vegetables suffer from moisture shortages and hot weather boosts corn but leaves fields very dry. Officials expect the drought not to cause major grain damage this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
St Wny
Masons planned visit and sign defacement warning
Masons from Towa Lodge No 2 and Iowa City Lodge No 4 will exchange visits in Muscatine with a degree work exemplification by the Towa City team on a Thursday. The piece also notes a Rivers-to-River road association warning about sign defacement, with a legal penalty outlined by President B W Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
AFY
A. M
Iowa City Lodge No. 4
University City
Muscatine
Iown City
Jown City
Towa City
Iowa City
Wilton
West Liberty
E. W. Weeks
Weeks
B. W. Weeks
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Memorial services Sunday by fire department committees
Memorial services are planned for Sunday with fire department committees meeting at the chapel in Greenwood Cemetery at 10 o'clock to decorate graves in both cemeteries. Each company will appoint committees of up to 45 members to honor deceased members. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised for children to curb bed wetting and aid after measles and scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Greenwood Cemetery
A. W. Morgan
Driggist
Iowans Die in May as Heart Trouble Tops Causes
The Iowa State Board of Health records 1435 deaths in May with 795 men and 640 women. Tuberculosis claimed 117 victims, organic heart disease caused the most deaths, including payers at state institutions and nine at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown. Only 33 deaths occurred in Muscatine County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Iowa
Marshalltown
State of
Muscatine County
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Sold With Refund Promise
A cough remedy called Chamberlain’s is sold with a refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of the bottle as directed. Offered through various dealers with a money back guarantee.
What Shall a Boy Do With His Vacation
The Grand Trunk Railway System offers a publication with suggestions for handling school boys during July and August titled What Shall a Boy Do With His Vacation. Copies are available by writing to H. Elliott at 917 Merchants Trust Building, Chicago.
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England
America
Grand Trunk Railway System
H. Elliott
Merchants Teas & Trusts
Chicago
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Newbro
Pontiac
Ilinois
BR. Johnson
Reformatory
A. G. Wetherly
Havercamp’s
Prescripton Drug Store
Dept
Detrot
Mich
Touroner
First Trust & Savings Bank
S. Carskaddan
G. Stein
BR. K. Smith
Rela
Dohr Caldwell
Ella
Oskaloosa
Williams-Phillips
Pomerty
Shelby
M. Och
Trac
John Hungate
R. H. Cavin
S. Robertson
Rels
Ayes
Columbus
W. H. Robinson
Nellie Owens
Burlington Hospital
Merle Courts
Mt. Pleasant
Evelyn Wilson
Mayme
Melson
Bullotti
Ed. Selzer
Gree | Endeavor Union
Keosuk
Hodal Soci AS
Brown
A. H. Borman
Minneapolis
Minn
Alberta
Canada
Alfred Williams
Echools
Hazel Paili
Lida Sharra
Williams
Bride
Perry. Tay
Willa
Masons
Jowa City
Musoa- Cross
Ate
Ting Masons
Belletex
Tor
Marquette
Marquette Cement 3 Mfg. Co. A Salle
Marquette Bldg
J. G. Block Co., Muscatine Distributors
Swansor
Mercer and Rives
Swanson-Rrevmatic
Lake Streets
Oakland
Smalley Auto and Marine Company
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I. R. Meitz
East Second St
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