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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

8

Mysterious Iowa Deaths and Trial Ongoing Look Back

Iowa City report covers farmer suicide by gunshot, coroner deciding no inquest. Simultaneously, the Steadland murder trial resumes with jury impaneling and opening statements. Also notes a blackhand threat to police and a remarkable case of subconscious athletic feats by Fred Ballard with memory loss after a head injury.

Belf Alberhasky Ataft Tor Alber~uasky Blackhand United States Post Office Leavenworth Sto Town Town Union Lonar Fred Ballard Jove University J. G. Lehroader Fouta Neakly

Supporters of New Society to Meet in Muscatine

Supporters of the New Society will meet in Muscatine on March 12 to discuss establishing a local council for the American Boy Benefit Association. Charlie E. Thomas of Muscatine originated the national order, with Davenport missionary Ned Lee and A. Nissen involved in organizing efforts. The meeting aims to outline plans, gain clergy and civic backing, and pledge boys to God home country and themselves under adult supervision.

Muscatine Ghariea E. Thomas Iowa God City Ned Lee Davenport A. &. Nissen Rev. Lee New Boys’ Society Wittel Thomas Visions Patriotic Societies

Argentin e Messages Heard At Newport Radio Station

Newport naval radio station yesterday heard messages transmitted between wire telegraph stations in the Argentine Republic. The distance from Argentine stations to Newport is about six thousand miles, a potential new record for long distance wireless communication. Operators cited exceptionally favorable conditions for the transmission and reception of radio signals.

Newport R. C Newport Naval

Muscatine Muskie Card Formed with Boyle as Boss

Manager Irak Boyle arranges an ante season schedule for Muscatine muskies with Davenport Prodigals to meet April 24 in Davenport and muskies to travel April 26 27. Ottumwa club dropped from schedule, Waterloo and Cedar Rapids games likely to be played, new boss Mrs Boyle arrives to oversee Muscatine operations.

Irak Boyle Muscatine Davenport Prodigals Ottumwo M. E. Justice C. A Davenport Iby Muscatius Boyle Waterloo Cedar Rayids Snd

Novel golf course atop Crane Building in Chicago

Charles R. Crane, possibly destined for a Wilson administration post, has a nine hole indoor golf course on the twelfth floor of the Crane Building in downtown Chicago. Tom Vardon designed the layout, featuring sand putting, hazards, and driving rules scaled to an indoor setting with screened greens.

Chicago March Charles R. Crane Wilson Nas Juat Bar Crane Tom Vardon Caps Spring

Haight Recommends Meyer Signing For Muscatine

Muscatine manager Frank Boyle signs Mike Mayer a Warrenton Missouri resident and semi pro, as Haight a noted Muscatine pitcher who starred late in 1911 endorses the recruit. Haight hints he may join the team upon reporting time, aiming to pitch for the 1913 pennant drive rather than farm work in Kansas. Fans hope Haight returns to the mound and Mayer proves a strong addition.

Mike Mayer Warrenton Frank Boyle Musky Outfit Mike Meyer Hewitt Musky Long Hill Haight Muscats Bsom Dheck Kansas Muscatine Droban

Capital Voliga Seeks Neemie

Washington dispatch notes Miss Helen Taft’s Italian poodle Neemie wandered from the White House just before the Tafts left for Georgia. Taft’s tears at the station reflect the dog’s popularity. meanwhile ads and notices discuss rheumatism cures and a football coach Daly’s reinstatement in Congress.

Helen Taft Washington, D. C Neemie White House Taft Georgia Neenzie Union Station Rosa of Har Pot

Harvard Eleven Coaching Lead Ends Lieutenant’s Army Career

A lieutenant in the army resigned to coach the Harvard football team and later sought reinstatement. The move underscores a transition from military service to collegiate athletics and leadership responsibilities at Harvard University.

Crimson Star Washington Ches. D. Daly Boston Daly Harvard West Point Academy Asa Ieutenant

Fuller Advertising Contract For West Side Grocery

J B Fuller launches modern West Side grocery venture on West Seventh Street with Saturday advertising in the Journal all year. The elder Fuller is a longtime deliveryman, connected 18 years with C B Fuller. his son, once a Ruthenburgs clerk, assists. The store offers convenient provisions for nearby residents and promises special prices in ads.

West Side J. B. Fuller West Seventh Street Fuller C. B. Fuller Grocery Ruthenburgs Clothing

Telegraphers gather in Boston to press 10 percent raise

Several thousand telegraph operators towermen switchmen and station agents meet Boston officials of Maine Central Boston and Maine N H and N H and The Central New England Railroad to push a ten percent pay increase. The conference, led by President Charles Molen, aims to conclude weeks of talks. unions threaten action if demands are unmet.

Boston Wiass Maine Central Central New England Railroad Viney Ynen Chas Molen New Daven Road

Maine Referendum on Women Suffrage Defeated in House

Augusta Me March 5 Women will not be permitted to vote in Maine for some time. The bill providing for a referendum on a woman suffrage amendment was killed in the house by an eighty nine to fifty three vote after passing the senate.

Augusta Maine Senate

Nichols Local People and Weekend Visits Mentioned

Nichols residents report return home after visits in Des Moines and Muscatine. Helen Cari visits West Liberty and Lone Tree relatives. Mrs Briggs Lone Tree visits Nichols. Addleman Muscatine spends Saturday on business. Mayme Foley Muscatine shopping noted.

Nichols, Ja B. H. Black Deg ‘Moines Helen Cari West Liberty and Orrs Carl Eisse Nadine Lone Tree G. A Briggs Nichols Monay Addleman Muscatine Nicholy Jujss Mayme Foley Alata Cart

Obituary of Emma Balfour of Lincolnshire and Iowa

Miss Emma Balfour was born in Lincolnshire England on September 8 141 and died in Nichols Indiana on March 21 1903 at age 71 years 6 months 25 days. She came with her parents to Rock Island County in 1857 and married William Bottom on June 27 1882 at Muscatine. He preceded her in death nine years earlier and twelve children were born to the union including Willem Mrs Channon of Rock Island Mrs Emma Scho field of Davenport Nelson Anthony Kansas Walter Andrew Fobu Eawin Albert and C K Dun.

Emma Balfour Lincolnshire England Nichols Rock Island County William Bottom Jy Muscatine Willem Channon Rock Island Emma Schofield Davenport Nelson Anthony Kansas Walter Andrew Fobu Eawin Albert C. K. Dun

Tribute to Mother Bottomly Passes After Long Pike Service

The record recalls a Muscatine county resident who lived fifty years in Pike township and raised a large family enduring farm toils and widowhood. A devout Episcopalian, she remained in her faith, with funeral rites at Medhols Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. C. W. Montgomery and burial at Swickard cemetery.

Ean Nichols James Minnie Andrew William Balfour Tama Co C. E. Duncan Nichols Jowa Pike Township Muscatine County Mother Bottomly Episcopal Church Churchor England Hie Methodist Episcopal Church Medhols Town

Old South Meeting House to be restored to colonial look

Boston workers scrub the Old South Meeting House exterior to remove centuries of grime. The tower and facade once repurposed by British troops as a riding academy will be ivy free and bricks washed to revive the red brick appearance and colonial window styling.

Old South Meeting House Boston Mass Mareh i Washington and Milk Streets

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hook Masestine Vistorg Coats Sballerson Farmer Steadland Iowa City Edward Saker Wlarmer Hurd State of Lowaya Ernest A. Reasland H. F. Barnard East Second Street Muscatine, Ia NEW Society Eest Council OF American Uveticuinary Mayer Schedu Uliannwa Seer Mere Mrs. Boyle Ralona Elon Don Rawson Marengo Frank Vodicha Jows Guty Luna Missy Myrtle Sattler John Jones Otuumiwa Jacob Miller Ke Jo Brown Canning Anager E. M. Case Marie Zimmierli Jows City Mise Lydia Hesgelchwerdt Robert P. Hicks Cuson Xm.e. Church Peeple Orpheum Ehigagd Pres Charles BR. Crane Capital Voliga Charles B. Allen Sylvania Hrycreati Ruthenberg Clothing Co J.B. Fuller Bond's Cafe 2Nd Iowa Ave Pante! Bros. Cash E. Ind
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