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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1906

Page

4

Nagel Case: Brady Killing Denied by Defense Witness

In Davenport Illinois, defense lawyers in State of Illinois versus William Nagel Jr. seek a continuance claiming key witness Winona Blackie is missing. They urge that Blackie’s testimony would prove Nagel did not kill Carl Brady during a May 1905 fight on Island B, and that the Supreme Court will hear a habeas corpus petition April 3 as Nagel challenges detention.

Davenport State of Illinois William Nagel, Jr Carl Brady Island B Muscatine Winona Blackie Nagel Brady Blackie Supreme Court of

Wapello society notes busyness and college social scene

In Wapello on March 30 the W. G. D. club hosts husbands for supper at the Roach home. Roy Lyphrit returns from Letts. Hepworth League holds a college social at Otto building with tickets for a chicken sandwich coffee and doughnut. Colleges vie in songs, plus talks on college life. Over 200 attend. Various local moves and upcoming events noted.

Wapello W. G. D. Club J. B. Garrett Miss Ong Supt. McCullouch State Normal Mr. Springer Springer C. E. Hoag Ong Reusch U. L N. 8 C. C. c.Co M. B. C. Grinneh I. W. Uv Keota Iowa Mite Society The Presbyterian Church Q. P. Smith A. H. Randorff McCullouth West Point Ottumwa Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association Intermediate and Grammar Round Table L. C. Wannell Burlington Eastern Star Chas. Tustison Muscatine Wapelio

April Grand Jury Delayed to Afternoon Start

Grand jurors notified not to report for the April term until 2 PM on April 3. They were told to return at 10 AM, but due to poor road conditions the opening of court is postponed to the afternoon.

Conchologist Miss Rogers Returns Home After City Visit

Miss Julia Rogers, recent city visitor and Iowa State University graduate, has returned to New Englewood near New York City. She has been gathering conchology notes and forming a publication from her research. Rogers previously lived in Linburn and has written on botany while employed at Cornell College, New York. She was entertained by Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Dean on West Third Street during her stay.

Frank Archibald Tustison Wm. Whitmore John M. Helmick Davenport Wapello Harriet C. Snyder Will Freeman Monmouth Inl Keck William Wagner Emma Furnas Charles Cocklin Delia Nelson Fred Keck Prescott Kansas Ora Vaught Chas. Brown Johann C. A. Brown Sand Run Harriet Snyder Fredonia Dr. Summers Columbus Junction C. A. Carpenter E. B. Tucker H. O. Weaver A. E. Blake J. M. Helmick L. A. Rei Julia Rogers New Englewood New York City City H. M. Dean West Third Street

Union Possible as Norwegian Synods Near Unity

After four days of meeting in Minneapolis delegates from the Norwegian Lutheran synod United Norwegian church and the Hauge Norwegian Lutheran synod adjourned. They report satisfaction with the conference and hopeful prospects for unity. If achieved, the union would include about 500000 Norwegians and Lutherans.

Minneapolis Minn Norwegian Lutheran Synod United Norwegian Church Hauge Norwegian Lutheran Synod

Cheap homes in Texas and local notices

Local brief notes from the Journal include cheap homes in Texas and an April 3 excursion via M. W. Sterlin. Des Moines resident W. W. Waddell, visiting with Justice F. W. Eversmeyer, stops in the city. Help wanted ads invite applicants for farming, nurseries, and vegetables. Dr. Wallace Dean and Ed Wilson return from a hunting trip. Island church Sunday school in Fruitland township resumes at 9:30 AM after illness.

W. W. Waddell Des Moines Justice F. W. Eversmeyer Island Church Fruitland Township

Shrine convention excursion fares announced for California trip

The Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine announces Iowa Central Ry will sell round trip tickets from April 25 to May 5 between Los Angeles and San Francisco at one fare. Tickets valid for return until July 31 with any direct outbound and return routes. Stopovers allowed. For details contact agents or A B Cutts P and T A Minneapolis MN.

California Imperial Council Los Angeles Calif Iowa Central San Francisco A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Burned at Heinzpickle Works in Federal Court Suit

Irving Tetrick of Muscatine sues H. J. Heinz Pickle Co. in Davenport federal court for 20000 damages claiming severe scalding Aug 29 1905 at the pickle works when a steam boiler lid failed due to unsafe fastenings. He alleges no negligence by self and cites earnings of 50 to 55 dollars monthly. E M Warner represents plaintiff Jayne Hoffman Muscatine country for defendant.

Davenport H. J. Heinz Pickle Company Irving Tetrick Muscatine Pickle Works E. M. Warner Jayne & Hoffman

Coal Strike Threatens Rail Service and Mills in Wisconsin

The joint coal conference failed to set a wage scale triggering a potential nationwide strike. Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania operators oppose increases and urge a presidential commission to study wages while Mitchell warns against broad action. Rail service will drop 10 Pere Marquette trains April 1 and Wisconsin paper mills face shutdowns due to fuel shortages.

Errane Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania United States United Mine Workers of America Mitchell Detroit Mich Pere Marquette Railroad

Milwaukee Weather Chief Sent for Wellman North Pole Search

Major H. B. Hersey director of the Milwaukee weather bureau received a Washington telegram ordering immediate preparations for the Wellman expedition. He is to depart Milwaukee at once and report to Washington to join the North Pole search effort.

Weather Bureau Milwaukee Wis H. B. Hersey Washington Wellman North Pole

Blair Returns to Water with Evening Departure

The Helen Blair, a well known passenger steamer, starts its season today. It left Davenport at 3:00 this afternoon heading to Muscatine and Burlington. It will reach Muscatine tonight at 7:00 and continue its regular run through next fall.

Helen Blair Davenport Muscatine Burlington

Luke E Wright Takes Oath as U S Ambassador to Japan

Washington March 30 Luke E Wright former governor general of the Philippines took the oath of office and became ambassador of the United States to Japan.

Luke E. Wright Japan Washington, D. C Philippines United States

Crees and Satterthwait Tie in Munson City Society

Clyde Crees of Atalissa marries Eva Satterthwait of Muscatine at the bride's home on Oak Street with Rev. J W Potter officiating. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Pearl Barnard and a vocal by Grace Chapman. The couple will live on a farm near Atalissa as community friends note her long teaching career and his farming stead.

Clyde Crees Atalissa Eva Satterthwait Will Satterthwait Oak Street J. W. Potter First Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Chapman Wapello Crees Joe Crees Muscatine County

Grade Regital Most Pleasing Entertainment Recital

A Hanover area recital at H Schmidt Son Co hall featured Professor Charles F Grade pupils performing from memory. It was the second of three recitals with twenty five students presenting high quality selections. the event was praised as the best yet by Mr Grade’s pupils.

H. Schmidt & Son Company Charles F. Grade West Third Street

Recital Night Delights At City Hall And Box Party

A crowded hall showcased students from many grades with performances by Helen Bliven Geibel Lichnerette Nellie McKee and Eunice Markman among others. Mrs Bennison and Mrs James McKee hosted the First Congregational ladies who presented their own handiwork. Roy Kindt hosted a Davenport and Grand box party attending the play Checkers with a mixed group of Davenport and local youths. Local market notes show Packers and cattle hogs and sheep price movements with several average prices listed for fat cattle hogs and lambs.

Behr Everts Fern Nespers Koelling Rogers Helen Bliven First Congregational Church Bennison James McKee Grand Davenport Roy Kindt Agnes Munroe Florence Wyant Beniah Benn Rose Fayle F. B. Switzer Miss Kindt Cristy Butte Montana Kindt Faye Bennison Raymond Titus Maynard Thompson Mr. Hageboeck

Maennerchor members entertained by Mr and Mrs Oeter

Mr and Mrs William Oeter at 1507 Washington street entertained Maennerchor members for Mr Oeters forty fourth birthday anniversary. A large crowd attended and an enjoyable evening followed with cards and music and light refreshments.

Maennerchor William Oeter Washington Street

Ladies Of Congregational Church Entertained At Bennison Home

Ladies of the Congregational Church were entertained at the Bennison home on West Third Street yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. Refreshments and a social time accompanied the gathering.

Congregational Church Bennison West Third Street

Marriage quietly performed for George H. Riemcke and Ada Boston

George H. Riemcke and Ada Boston were married by Rev. E. C. Brooks at his East Sixth Street home Tuesday evening. The ceremony was very private, with only close relatives present. The couple, city residents, will reside on Woodlawn Avenue in a home prepared for them.

George H. Riemcke Ada Boston E. C. Brooks East Sixth Street Mrs. Riemcke City Woodlawn Avenue

Muscatine Markets Prices For Corn To Mutton

A detailed list of Muscatine market prices for farm goods including corn oats wheat cracked corn and popcorn on ear and shelled various vegetables such as cabbage onions and potatoes and meats with per unit rates for livestock poultry butter eggs and cheese plus miscellaneous retail items and pricing notes from dealers and grocers.

Fat beeves rise as marketing tightens in small market

Sales firm to be higher with mediums steady. Cattle over five dollars advance slowly while exporters bid fat cattle most actively. Cows sell slowly and some lots weaken. Local demand supports fair canner sales. Bulls slow as calves hold firm range. Feeders show little change. Hogs trade quite active from the start with prices about two forty two to two hundred ic above.

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