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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
1
Massacre Rumors Circulate About Mad Mullah
Rumors claim the Mad Mullah ordered or led a massacre against English forces and civilians, though details are unclear and reports conflict on dates and locations.
Murderous appeals threaten Jews in Bessarabia
Dispatches from Odessa report lithographed calls to finish Kishineff violence and drive Jews from Southern Russia with warnings of wholesale exodus. US and British officials discuss presenting a petition to the czar while diplomacy hangs on Russia’s response. In Abyssinia the Mad Mullah's troops win battles, but London papers cite no reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Odessa
Russia
Bessarabia
Kishineff
War Office
General Manning
Mullah
Man leaps from table during surgery in Racine
James Hadding of Keokuk Iowa, under chloroform for an operation at St Luke s hospital, sprang from the table and fell upon the surgeons knives. The jugular vein narrowly escaped being severed as they thrust the blades into his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
James Hadding
Keokuk
St. Luke's Hospital
Pope Weakens as Fatigue Behind Stomach Trouble
Rome reports the pope remains weak with loss of appetite. Physicians attribute the stomach upset to fatigue from the consistory duties and hot summer weather, noting his remarkable vitality despite the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Episcopal Minister Joseph DeForest Dies in San Francisco
Rev. Joseph DeForest an Episcopal minister from Davenport Iowa was found dead in his hotel bed in San Francisco. He had recently arrived to attend to property in the area and was staying at a city hotel when the death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joseph DeForest
Davenport
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Race on Hudson
In Poughkeepsie on June 27 Cornell's varsity eight swept past rivals to win the intercollegiate rowing race on the Hudson by about ten lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Hudson
Three Negroes Lynched in Baker County Jail Break
Albany Ga June 27 Garfield Mc Coy George McKinney and William Wiley all negroes were taken from the jail at Newton Baker county twenty one miles south of here and lynched. The three men were in jail for killing F S Bullard a white man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Garfield McCoy
George McKinney
William Wiley
Newton
Baker County
Here
F. S. Bullard
Carmel man kills girl who jilted him in Connecticut
P H Worden of Carmel New York killed Edith Roscoe of Carmel by slashing her throat after she refused his marriage proposal. The incident occurred in Sherman Connecticut on June 27. Police noted motive was rejection as Worden confessed to the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman, Conn
P. H. Worden
Carmel
N. Y
Edith Roscoe
Weather for Iowa Tonight and Sunday
Chicago dispatch reports generally fair weather for Iowa tonight and Sunday with only minor exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Real estate transfer to Heinz for Weed Park land
James and Mary Weed deed 100 acres in section 25 township 27 to H. J. Heinz for 20000 dollars. The parcel, part of Weed park with remaining land north and northwest, will be used by Heinz in his pickle industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder’s Office
James
Mary Weed
H. J. Heinz
Weed Park
Mr. Heinz
President Roosevelt Leaves on Vacation
President Roosevelt departed Washington for Oyster Bay this morning with secretaries, a stenographer, a messenger, and secret service personnel accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oyster Bay
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Iowa City Boy Drowns In River Accident
Eddie Bowden aged four fell into the Iowa River in Iowa City and drowned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa River
Eddie Bowden
Pioneer Pilot Captain Townsend Ends Life Amid Pain
In St Louis on June 27 Captain George E Townsend a 70 year old former steamboat pilot hanged himself after a severe cancer left him in intense pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Townsend
St. Louis
Wapello to Host Burling ton District Conference
Wapello Iowa plans July 6 to 8 for the Burling ton District Conference of the M B E church with a full program committee led by Revs T J Meyers F W Adams George F Cannon and M E Reusch. Edward Keck seven was mauled by a dog near Jefferson township. he received care from Dr. Rogers and wore a sling. Wapello Chapter 257 Order of Eastern Star to hold memorial services July 7 in the Masonic hall. Dr Sailor former Wapello physician dies in Iowa City hospital from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Burlington
M. BE
Brethren of
Epworth League
T. J. Meyers
P. E
F. W. Adams
Geo. F. Cannon
M. E. Reusch
Edward Keck
Henry Keck
Lewis Bollinger
Jefferson Township
Wapello Chapter No
Order of Fastern Star
Masonic Hall
Iowa City
Sailor
Drunken man jumps moving freight train at Fairport
Jerry Maher of East St Louis attempted to board a rapidly passing Rock Island work train near Fairport about 1 o clock. He was thrown under the wheels, losing a little finger and injuring the third. Doctors treated him with chloroform, saving the third finger. He blamed intoxication and poor judgment for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Maher
Fairpoort
Rock Island
Deport
William Wrady
Maher
Mr. Brady
East St. Louis
H. M. Dean
King
Fireman seeks arrest of co worker after assault
Henry Meyers a Kaisers factory fireman appeared in Justice Eversmeyer’s court seeking the arrest of John Grady. Meyers wore a bloodied linen bandage and showed a two inch gash above his left ear after Grady allegedly struck him twice with a fire shovel. He had lost his job that day and left the hearing to get medical treatment from Dr. Lyle Reppert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyers
Kaiser
F. W. Eversmeyer
John Grady
Meyers
Grady
Justice Eversmeyer
Lyle Reppert
Roosevelt not involved in Iowa tariff plank
Washington June 27 Authoritative statement that President Roosevelt has had no hand in framing the tariff plank to be adopted by the Iowa Republican state convention. The report asserts he did not influence Iowa party policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Iowa
Two Des Moines Men Die In Wreck
A wreck near Des Moines claimed the lives of two local men. Police reported the collision occurred during the night, and investigators are reviewing road conditions and vehicle speeds.
Uniforms Here Woodman Drill Team Receives Fine New Suits
The Muscatine camp No. 106 Modern Woodmen drill team received seventeen navy blue uniforms with white trim and gold shoulder straps. Captain M. F. Eaton says the outfits are the finest in the state. They debut in memorial services tomorrow and prepare for the Burlington July 4 picnic, aiming for top appearance and strong competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Camp No. 106
Modern Woodmen of America
M. F. Eaton
Captain Eaton
Burlington
Muscatine
Eaton
Passenger Trains Collide in Coaldale Kill Three
Two trains on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line collided at Coaldale in Des Moines. Engineer John Erickson and Brakeman Jas Howard, both from Des Moines, were killed. Five other trainmen were injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Coaldale
John Erickson
Jas. Howard
Old Residents Die Six Pass Away in June Muscatine
June deaths in Muscatine include Victoria Eberhart 80 John M Andregg 84 John Schmidt 76 Barbara Engel 83 Mary Ann Schumacher 81 Georganna Smith 74 and others with ages ranging from 25 to 67. The month shows six residents over seventy and two over sixty five. Average death rate near the long term average with fourteen deaths in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Victoria Eberhart
John M. Andrecg
John Schmidt
Henry Liebbie
Barbara Engel
Thomas S. Bury
Franklin Floyd
Ella Goodrich
Stella Bronner
Mary Ann Schumacher
Vaudeville Week Set at Citizens Railway Park
Manager H T Fiske announces a week of acts at Citizens Railway Park. Potts and Harte perform nightly while the L Aiglons bring gymnastic novelties from Monday for six evenings. Mildred and Babelle return for another week with singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Fiske
Citizens’ Railway Park
Potts and Harte
L’aiglons
Mildred
Babelle
Seattle widow Mrs. Lyman Banks dies after years of service
Mrs. Lyman Banks, longtime Muscatine County resident now of Seattle, died at 9:30 Friday morning June 19 at 707 West Prospect Seattle. She, 57, suffered a paralysis in 1902 and lived in service to others, directing hospitalities for returning volunteers and leading local charity work. Survived by husband three daughters and a son Lyman T. Banks Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Banks
Seattle
Wash
Banks
Seattle Post-Inteligencer
West
Prospect Street
Philippines
The
Denny
General Hospitaliere
the Grand Cross
Day Nursery
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. S. Kinney
Roslyn
Otis Hail
Mary Banks
Lyman T. Banks, Jr
Columbus Junction
Meda Klotz
Keokuk
W. A. Colton
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
W. P. Paugh
Walter
Muscatine
J. M. Delzell
Morning Sun
Des Moines
Mazie Sprague
Cyril Carpenter
Will O'Connor
Fredonia
W. H. Hughes
Washington
E. E. Griffith
Cotter
Letha Oakes
Della Hill
J. A. Davison
George
G. D. Harrison
Wichita
Kansas
Ann Arvor
Michigan
University
Norman Barrett
Orange
New Jersey
Harrison
L. M. Cecil
John Storms
Conesville
Chicago
J. E. Jean
F. N. Wilcox
J. S. Blair
E. R. Lacey
C. A. Carpenter
F. M. Mossberry
W. A. Carr
W. T. Brown
C. E. Shaffer
Primary Election News From Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction reports on primary election day activities and voter anticipation. The item lists local residents traveling for study and visits, social events, and noted arrivals, with references to surrounding towns and ongoing community notices.
Street Car Men Plan July 4 Strike in St Louis
In St Louis on June 27 street car workers threaten a July 4 strike unless the transit company grants a wage increase. The action could disrupt public transport on Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
JOS SCHOTT HURT AT SOUTH MUSCATINE MILL
Joseph Schott was struck in the right leg by a twisted log while working on a carriage at the South Muscatine Lumber mill on Green street. The bone was set by Dr. E B Fulham, and Schott is resting as comfortably as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Joseph Schott
Green Street
E. B. Fulham
Schott
Recital At Miss Sparks Home Delights Pupils
Last evening at 317 West Second Street Miss Emma Sparks hosted a piano recital for her pupils and their parents. The program featured varied pieces by Florence Clark Edith Elliott Max Warner Bessie Johnson and others with solos duets and ensemble numbers ending with The Chapel in the Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sparks
West Second Street
Max Warner
Bessie Johnson
G. Lange
Freulicher Jagersman
G. Merkel
Leonelo Denham
Jolly Blacksmith
Paul Jean Duet
Edith Elliott
Ladivic
Marguerite Hannan
Pearl Clark
Merry Shepards
Julius Jonas Leola Johnson
Murderer Attacks Inmate in Arkansas Prison Lynch Turmoil
In Hot Springs Arkansas Dougherty awaiting execution for murder of his wife fatally slashes fellow prisoner Roger Williams with a razor almost severing him at the waist. Streets rumble with anger as citizens fear a lynching in the tense aftermath of the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Dougherty
Roger Williams
Williams
Chicago Markets Summary from H J Toher Co
Special market report from H J Toher Co brokers with daily open high low close figures for grains and hogs. Includes corn oats pork lard ribs and live stock receipts at Chicago with county and shipper notes and Kansas City and Omaha receipts and bank statement data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Toher & Co
H. F. McKay
Muscatine
Chicago
Ing
Tod’yy
S’d’y
Reeves
Range of prices in leading New York stocks
New York June 27. Close of business shows prices for major railway and steel issues. Opg Atchison 16. Mo Pac 103. Un Pac 80% So Pac 48% Erie 32% Reading 49% St Paul 149% B&O 8% Wabash 44% T and S 29.74. Yopper 54% B R T 56%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Opg. Atchison
UN. Pac
So. Pac
Gri Wes
Erie
Penna
St. Paul
Hcess
Wabash
It. &. Steel
Yopper
B. RB. T
Also Mentioned on This Page
IS Crime Qaly
Rus
Sia
Nwspa
Per
Stt. Petersburg
Bnai Brith Society
State Department
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
United States
Paris
France
Jibad
Abyssinia
Mad Mullah
Burnao
Bohoel
Somaliland
Racine
Wis
Pope
James Weed
E. H. King
Fairport
Kershey Hospital
Pr. Dean
Hawkeye
Woodman
Chicago, Mil
Waukee and
St. Paul Road
Gether
Infant Fischer
Georganna Smith
Citizens Railway Park
Mason and
Filburn
Ers
Potts and Hart
L’aigions
Muscatine County
Jos, Schott
Solfeggio
Philopena
Baker
Wilson
Elliott
Helm
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwest Wheat Receipts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
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