Glorifier Triumphs in Metropolitan Handicap
In New York on May 93 Glorifier won the Metropolitan handicap worth 18000 dollars while favorite Roseben could not gain the lead.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
4
In New York on May 93 Glorifier won the Metropolitan handicap worth 18000 dollars while favorite Roseben could not gain the lead.
Final arrangements for the inter ward field meet to be held at the fair grounds Friday afternoon. Referee W R Jayne starter B C Preston clerk of course Prof Hedges and field judges Hugh Jameson J N Elliott are listed with timers H F Martin J C H Light F Morgan.
City council members along with City Engineer Ryan City Recorder Weis City Attorney Horan and Street Commissioner Fuller toured the city inspecting streets byways and sidewalks. The second and third wards were visited this morning and the first and fourth this afternoon with twenty or thirty minor matters noted. The panel will meet to discuss required improvements.
A high school alumni banquet committee completes the program and prints the lineup. Highlights include Fairy Queen, Intermet, Welcome by Clarence Schmidt, responses by Charles Warner, piano solos by Bessie Miller, vocal by Gertrude Moynahan, business meeting led by Helen Block, and selections like The Heart of Rome performed by Ellis Brooks.
A surprise marriage linked Davenport and Rock Island circles. Edna Werthmann of Davenport and F G Math of Rock Island wed at St Josephs Rock Island with Rev J J Quinn officiating. They will reside in Rock Island. Edna has broad Davenport three city ties and Math helps run Math Confectionary.
New York May 9 Union Pacific railroad announces dividends now on a quarterly basis. A 2 percent quarterly dividend is declared replacing the prior semi annual distribution. The change affects timing and amount of payments to shareholders.
Mrs. W L Smith 52 wife of a Northwestern engineer dropped dead at her Clinton home yesterday after a period of slight illness. The death occurred in Clinton Ta May 9.
The obituary notes an unexpected death in recent days with two daughters mentioned as survivors one alive and the other having died a few weeks earlier.
John Pooler aged 19 was caught in a conveyor chain at the Blanden gypsum mill in Ft. Dodge shortly before noon. He was dragged between two cog wheels, his head crushed, and his body remained in the gears for two hours before the coroner could be found. The accident has driven the father to grief.
Pittsfield Mass May 9 Right Rev George Worthington bishop of Nebraska has been appointed to take charge of the American Episcopal churches on the continent of Europe in succession to Bishop Henry C Potter who resigned.
Ottumwa man Harry Hayes alleges his October wife May Hayes is already married to another man and caused her arrest in Des Moines on a bigamy charge.
The Highland Nobles Sewing Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. A. Armstrong’s home on East Second Street. A pleasant afternoon included piano selections by the hostess and much work completed. The next meeting is set for May 22 at Mrs. Bessie Bryant’s home on West Second Street.
At the Major John Circle meeting last evening one candidate was initiated and a committee was formed to decorate the dead sisters' graves on Decoration Day. The committee includes Mrs Gettert Mrs Angle Mrs Barger and Mrs Will. Attendance was unusually good.
The Royal Neighbors met last evening to finalize plans for the annual union meeting set for Nichols on Wednesday May 15. The local lodge will be represented by the fancy drill team and much effort is being put into perfecting their maneuvers. Refreshments followed the meeting and a social hour was enjoyed.
The West Hill Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church met at Mrs. Charles Reesink’s Lucas street home yesterday afternoon. Members spent the time sewing carpet remnants and enjoyed refreshments served around 5 o'clock. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon May 15 at 2 o'clock at the same location.
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting with large attendance. A social period followed the business session, and they played cards before light refreshments were served.
Clara Crandal and Charles Metzger were married at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. J. N. Elliott presiding in a small ceremony attended by close family and friends.
The couple plans housekeeping in South Muscatine after a large circle of city friends wish them well. The Baptist Ladies' Aid meets tomorrow at 2 PM in church parlors. Yeoman lodge held 8 PM meeting at Browning Business College with routine business. next session May 1. Norfolk Club of Davenport Eagles No. 965 plans a Sunday excursion to town via the W. W boat due between 5 and 6 PM.
The county board announced official can vass results for court house and jail measures. Court house 1810 for 1306 against, jail 1612 for 1576 against, majorities 504 and 256. Architect Temple of Davenport attended and discussed suitable courthouse styles and bid plans.
Webb McNall, ex Supreme Master Workman, told Journal a Chicago circulated report of misused A O U W funds in Illinois was groundless. He said the convention at East St. Louis fully investigated the charges, found every dollar accounted for, and expelled the former employee who started the story.
Bankers left the city last evening after a successful business session and social evening. Several delegates stayed over until this morning while the majority went home. Meetings were informal with many topics discussed. The date and place for the next meeting were not decided, as a committee handles that.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Doyie Dolan were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Fairfield home. A large gathering of friends attended. Rev. A J Ernest Ross of Trinity Church presided. Pallbearers were John Shellhorn William Leach James Lewis William Reeves A J Reeves and George Moots.
Adam Stockman, a former resident of Drury township, died at his Andalusia home on Tuesday April 30 1907. The remains were moved to Essex cemetery for interment with Rev J R Spiller officiating. Also notes Spiller’s regular Sunday appointment and social visits by Chas Spickler and Nathan Spickler. Louie Hessman improves after rheumatism under Dr Beadle care.
Ascension Thursday activities included Catholic mass and a Trinity church communion service. Knight Templar members held Memorial Day ceremonies at cemeteries to decorate the graves of departed members.
In an 11 inning game the ninth grade baseball team defeated the eighth graders of St Matthias School 14 to 15 at Fair Grounds Park. Spectators were a large turnout. Batteries for the ninth were Healey and Cullen. for the eighth Lersen and Gould.
The State Dental association elected C. E. Woodbury of Council Bluffs as president T. F. Cook of Burlington as secretary and G. W. Slingluff of Burlington as treasurer Des Moines was chosen as the next meeting place.
Mrs. Horace Hawker visited in Cedar Valley Saturday afternoon. William Marsteller is on the sick list. Clara Marolf was an over Sunday visitor at home. Glen and Otto Marsteller are building a fence for Adolph Fickler this week. Otto Marsteller visited Sunday with Charlie Templeman of West Liberty.
An advertisement promotes Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a restorative to digestion and appetite. It describes stimulating taste nerves and saliva, triggering gastric fluids, aiding digestion, and aiding nervous exhaustion or anemia. Sold 54 cents a box or six for $2 50 at dealers, Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
Local notes include strawberry short cake and ice cream at the Crown restaurant and three meals daily at the Best on West Second. Repairs offered for watches at A Burton 214 E 2nd St. John A Robbins promotes American Insurance Co losses paid promptly. Anthony Rail funeral in Rock Island referenced. F E Foote moves to Burlington to head the Gas and Electric commercial department. H F Parsons of Fairfield Rug Co. visites the city.
Ad touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed cure for biliousness and kidney trouble. Sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 59 cents.
Rock Island timetable effective April 21 1907 lists eastbound trains Davenport to Chicago Nos 12 50 4 and freight 74 with times 11 34am and 2 80m and 5 25am for southwest bound routes including Nos 3 49 11 and 73 with Golden State Limited trains. Western and El Paso connections noted. Daily except Sunday. Agent W S Underdonk signs.
Wilton branch trains depart daily except Sunday with arrival in Muscatine at 12 50 pm and 9 25 pm. Services include No 367 at 6 25 am, No 362 at 3 20 pm, No 361 at 5 50 pm, and No 363 at 11 35 pm.
A 1905 timetable fragment shows trains and freight on the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul line with multiple numbers and times. It lists passenger and freight services including No 8 and No 3 routes and a late freight, with scattered illegible OCR characters.
South bound Nos 4 and 2 run daily except Sunday with connections at Elrick Junction and Wapello, while No 6 runs Monday only. North bound Nos 5 and 1 link Muscatine Round House Hahn Switch Grandview and Elrick Junction, with No 3 serving Muscatine and Wapello. Train 4 connects with Iowa Central at Elrick Junction 7:52 p.m. and additional ties at Wapello Saturdays.
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