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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1906

Page

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Congress in Deadlock Over Agricultural Bill

Congress stalls on the agricultural appropriation bill as conferees fail to agree on the meat inspection amendment. Immigration and Morocco treaties face delays with action pushed to the next session. Panama lock canal measure passes the House for presidential action. Eight hour day bill advances but not expected this session. Santo Domingo treaty left undecided.

Washington, D. C Proctor House Senate Congress Isthmus Panama Gradner House Committee On Labor United States Europe Morocco Foreign Relations Committee Santo Domingo Committee On Foreign Relations New York Speaker Mr. Fitzgerald

Bryan Is Favorite in Dorse Nebraskan

The brief notes Bryan is favored in the DorseNebraska context with no additional details or competing names provided.

Lightning Strikes Couple Near Milwaukee After Circus Outing

Robert Showalter and Miss Abbie Shumway, from ten miles west of Milwaukee, were struck by lightning as they hurried home from the Forepaugh Sells circus. Showalter recovered, but Shumway was in serious condition, unconscious, with minor burns. A thunderstorm caused the strike under a maple tree as crowds watched. The incident occurred about six o'clock. Shumway’s prognosis was poor, while Showalter began recovery and was taken to hospital. The article also notes Democrats meeting in Milwaukee and discussion of adopting a platform.

Marshalltown Robert Showalter Abbie Shumway Showalter Miss Shumway

Muscatine Building Bill Consideration Today

A Muscatine government session reviews the building bill. Officials plan a vote and may announce committee actions today. The measure concerns construction standards and funding for local projects.

Democratic state convention meets in Milwaukee for platform aid

About 700 delegates gather in Milwaukee for the Democratic state convention to draft a platform for the fall primaries. Bryan is expected to win endorsement for president while tariff revision and anti trust legislation are key topics. Daniel H. Grady of Portage presides as temporary chairman. Armour reports that Iowa plants face significant harm and will be included in the discussion.

Milwaukee Wis Bryan Daniel H. Grady Portage

Thaw passes good night and is ready for his preliminary

In New York Harry K Thaw is reported to have slept well after his murder arrest. Mrs Thaw visited him at the Tombs and confidential discussions with Delafield Longfellow lawyers continue. Police and prosecutors press investigations into the White murder motive amid silence from Thaw.

Thaw New York N. Y Harry K. Thaw Tombs White Pittsburg

Longworths Leave Kiel on Wedding Tour Visit

Congressman Longworth and Mrs Longworth departed Kiel for London after a stay in which they met prominent figures around the emperor and spent hours with him. They framed the visit as part of their wedding tour and praised the emperor for his kindness and courtesies. He sent messages to President Roosevelt.

Europe Kiel Germany Longworth London Longworths America Mesgages Roosevelt

Robbery at Mrs Thaw's Home Reported in Pittsburg

The home of Mrs. William Thaw mother of Harry Thaw was robbed of jewels and silver plate within the past few weeks totaling $60,000. Police were informed but the incident was kept quiet due to the family's prominence.

Harry Thaw Pittsburg Thaw William Thaw Stanford White New York

Baby Dies From Scalds in Iowa Accident

Orville Stocker nine months old, son of William H Stocker, died after scalding himself yesterday when he overturned a pot of hot coffee at the table. The boiling liquid burned most of the child’s body in Ottumwa Iowa.

Orville Stocker Ottumina Wiliam H. Stocker

Policy Holders' Protective League Formed in San Francisco

A powerful policy holders' protective league was formed by San Francisco businessmen to press insurance firms for fair treatment. Attendees from banks, manufacturing, merchandise, and shipping cite losses surpassing $1060,000,000 and appoint a six member committee to lead a fundraising campaign from a policy-face value fund.

San Francisco

Stickney Stands by Grain Rate Reductions Action

A Western rail delegation urged Great Western President Stickney to withdraw grain rate cuts. He refused to recede from last week’s order stopping the elevator rebate.

Great Western St. Paul Western Chicago Missouri River Stickney Great Western Today

Fairfield Interurban plans 148 mile network with power from river

Fairfield Iowa June 27 Special The Fairfield Birmingham and Keosauqua interurban will be incorporated this week and a tax vote set for Birmingham and Keosauqua. The 22 mile link to Keosauqua is to be ready by year end, with potential extension to Memphis and Mexico Missouri reaching 148 miles total and connecting with 13 steam railroads. Power will come from Des Moines River with two dams at Keosauqua to operate 200 miles of track.

Fairfield Birmingham Keosauqua Memphis Mexico Des Moines

Lisz Wins Grand Prize in Sarthe Circuit Auto Contest

Le Mans France June 27 Lisz of France today won the grand prize for the automobile contest over the Sarthe circuit.

Lisz le Mans France Sarthe

Labor Man for Rate Board Considered by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt weighs adding labor representation to the Interstate Commerce Commission when the rate bill passes. The candidate is E. E. Clark head of the Order of Railway Conductors of America, noted for his role as sociologist in the 1903 coal strike settlement.

Order of Conductors Washington, D. C Roosevelt Inter-State Commerce Commission E. E. Clark Order of Railway Conductors of America Clark

Windsor Hotel Closes After Lafayette Inn Opens

The Windsor, a historic Clinton Iowa hotel built fifty years ago as the Iowa Central house, closes as Lafayette Inn opens. J. F. Pethybridge managed the Windsor since its hotel days. The last meal will be served tonight.

Windsor Clinton Ila Iowa Iowa Central House J. F. Pethybridge

Walter Wellman Arrives In Trondhjem Ahead of Arctic Leg

Walter Wellman, leader of the Wellman Chicago Record-Herald Arctic expedition, arrived in Trondhjem today and will sail to Tromsoe by steamer tomorrow. The voyage marks the next leg of the planned polar expedition.

Trondhjem Walter Wellman Wellman Chicago Record-Herald Tromsoe

New Officers Are Selected

The Iowa State Christian convention chose Des Moines as next year’s meeting site. State board officers named include President J Mad Williams Des Moines. Vice President F L Moffett Centerville. Recording Secretary J J Grove Ames. Corresponding Secretary B S Downy Des Moines. Treasurer J M Lucas Des Moines. Assembly Officers named President D R Dungan Des Moines. First Vice President F D Ferrall Bloomfield. Second Vice President E F Leake Newton. Secretary T J Oconnor Eldora.

Iowa City Iowa State Christian Convention Des Moines State Board J. Mad Williams F. L. Moffett Centerville J. J. Grove Ames B. S. Downy J. M. Lucas Assembly D. R

Contractor Clifford Smith Shot Near Nenasha Wisconsin

Nenasha Wis June 27 Clifford Smith a St Paul railroad contractor was shot and killed near Nenasha by Bradley an employee of the company. The motive stemmed from a story Bradley said Smith had told about him. Bradley escaped.

Nenasha Wis Clifford Smith St. Paul Here Bradley Smith

Fierce Nebraska hail storm over Knox county ruins crops

A violent hail storm swept Knox county Nebraska leveling crops and smashing north and west windows. The storm reportedly killed some stock but caused no injuries. The ten mile by eleven mile area was affected as Creighton reports the event.

Creighton Neb Knox County

Earthquakes Rock South Wales Cities in Morning Tremor

A strong earthquake struck South Wales at 9 45 this morning causing houses to rock and many to suffer damage in cheap dwellings. Residents fled in panic though there were no casualties. Shocks were also felt in Bristol Ilfracombe and surrounding areas with rumbling sounds reported.

Cardiff South Wales Bristol Ilfracombe

Yale Honors Illinois Justice at Commencement

New Haven Connecticut June 27 Yale university bestowed an honorary doctor of law degree to Benjamin D Magruder justice of the supreme court of Illinois during the commencement exercises this day.

New Haven, Conn Yale University Benjamin D. Magruder Supreme Court of Illinois

Three Unknown Men Killed by Train Near Welch

In Muskogee territory on June 27 three unknown Black men were struck and ground to pieces by a southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas train near Welch close to the Kansas line. Trainmen recovered body fragments, indicating they were dead before being run over. the exact cause could not be determined.

Muskogee I. T Welch Kansas Line

Man’s finger severed at Huttig factory trimming incident

Henry V. Hein, a 23 year Huttig Manufacturing employee, suffered the loss of the second finger’s first joint on his left hand while operating a sash trimmer. Doctors Dean treated the injury and relieved his pain.

Huttig Henry V. Hein Huttig Manufacturing Company

Suits Planned Against Railroads Over Safety Violations

Attorney General Moody will bring suits against many railroad companies for penalties under the safety appliance law for equipment in disrepair. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad leads with 52 violations cited.

Washington, D. C Moody Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company

Will of J. A. Hill Disallowed for Signatures

The probate court in West Liberty refused the will of J. A. Hill due to the absence of the deceased’s signature. The document was otherwise properly drawn and Executrix Eugene Probst was appointed to manage the estate.

Court House J. A. Hill West Liberty Eugene Probst

Fast Run by Rhein dolph Horse On Second Street

A horse owned by Chas. Rhein dolph broke from a stable around 2 PM and sped down Second street. It endangered pedestrians before being chased, but was finally captured near the top of the street and returned to the stable.

Chas. Rheindolph Second Street

Weather for Iowa Partly cloudy with storms tonight

Chicago reports warm evening with partly cloudy skies across Iowa. Local thunderstorms are possible tonight or Thursday with a rise in temperatures. Sunrise and sunset times are noted for the period.

Chicago Ill

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Gress Dorse Nebraskan Wisconsin Democrats Bolt Muscatine J. Ogden Armour Packers George Washington M’caskrin Rock Island Croker Harry Walker Richard Croker Tammany Hall William J. Bryan Pops St. Louis National Committee of the People's Party Washington, D.C Senate Committee On Buildings F. J. Stillman Fitzgerald Phaiader Dalzell Williams Bartholdt Rock Island, Ill George Washington McCaskin River Front Milwaukee Road Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Davenport Rock Island & Northwestern Mississippi Heider McCashrin Justice Johnson New York, N. Y Longworths Leave Rate Board Trom Iowa State Christian Conven TION Employe Nebraska Wales Illinois Justice Oklahoma Will
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