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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

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Senator Titus Addresses Labor Assembly on Iowa Legislation

Senator G. M. Titus spoke to the Trades and Labor Assembly at Assembly Hall detailing the last General Assembly's work. He described committee processes and lobbyist influence, highlighted the convict labor and pearl button bills, and praised Titus as a champion of labor while noting ongoing effort to secure favorable laws for wage earners.

Trades and Labor Assembly G. M. Titus General Assembly State of Iowa O’brien Nicolaus Titus Assembly Senate Des Moines Twenty-eighth Ft. Madison Judiciary Committee Judge Kinne Board of Control State Federation of Labor Muscatine Samuel McNutt

Five More Smallpox Cases Released by Muscatine Board

Muscatine Iowa May 8 the city board of health met with Mayor Schmidt presiding Five more smallpox cases were released from quarantine and one new case reported since last meeting The board ordered nuisances abated and several properties connected to the sanitary sewer The marshal was directed to clear privy vaults and ensure sewer connections The board adjourned for one week Bert C Benham secretary

Muscatine Iowa Recorder's Office City Board of Health Schmidt Schott and Richards J. J. Ryan C. Hetzel F. E. Schmidt Bert C. Benham Jno Coughlin West Fifth Street Christ Blockett East Second Street

Surprise Party for Harry Schreurs on East Hill

Thirty or forty young friends surprised Harry Schreurs at his East Hill home last evening. They arrived with well-filled baskets and joined in a evening of merriment. The baskets were emptied as the guests departed with warm memories of an unusual social outing.

Harry Schreurs East Hill

Proposals for Frame Schoolhouse Erection in Iowa

Notice of proposals for erecting a frame schoolhouse for District No. 6 Goshen township Muscatine county Iowa. Bids due at county superintendent office by 1 pm May 19 1900 with plans at office or the undersigned home. Award to lowest responsible bidder. Board may reject any or all bids. W C Morgan April 21 1900 President.

Goshen Township Muscatine County Iowa W. C. Morgan

Plans Complete for Muscatine Golf Club Grounds and Club House

Muscatine announces leased fair grounds on North Mulberry for a nine hole course around the race track. Henry Sheets named green keeper and a frame club house with lockers and piazza will be built next week. Membership nears seventy five and cards are available from Dr. F. H. Little.

Muscatine’s Park Place Muscatine Fair Grounds North Mulberry Biddell Road Henry Sheets F. H. Little

Sunday School Canvass Planned With City Wide Visit

City pastors and Sunday school workers met at the Y M C A to organize a May 25 canvass. A supervisory committee of N. Rosenberger Z. W. Hutchinson and A. J. Neidig will divide the city into districts for visitation by about 120 canvassers. The survey asks name address occupation race age church and other details to tailor parish programs. County canvass planned for the same day pending organization.

Bath N. Rosenberger Z. W. Hutchinson A. J. Neidig

Lightning strikes horse in Montpelier township

A storm afternoon lightning bolt struck a horse owned by Chris Altenbrand in eastern Montpelier township. A boy holding the horse was knocked unconscious and the owner also collapsed. The boy suffered severe chest injuries while the owner later regained consciousness and was reported improving.

Chris Altenbrand Montpelier Township Chris. Altenbrand Chris

Muscatine Lumber and Box Co Factory Shut Down After Accident

A Bevel gear broke on a key shaft causing the Muscatine Lumber and Box Company to halt production. Repairs require shipping the broken piece to Moline, delaying operation for several days and impacting workers and the firm after a season of full capacity demand.

Weedvresdar Muscatine Lumber and Box Company Moline

Engagement announced of Adele Whitcomb and Warren Blackwell

The Chicago item notes the betrothal of Miss Adele Whitcomb daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Whitcomb 3625 Grand Boulevard to Warren Blackwell of Omaha Nebraska The groom is a brother of J Scott Blackwell and has many friends in the city

Chicago J. Scott Blackwell Adele Whitcomb George P. Whitcomb Grand Boulevard Warren Blackwell Omaha

Ladies in State Convention Opens In Carroll

The fifth annual Iowa Woman's Home Missionary Society convention of the Methodist church meets in Carroll on the 15th and 16th. Mrs. Nellie S. Brush of Ottumwa is president with Mrs. Anna Lee Mahin of Muscatine as vice president at large and Mrs. L. G. Murphy of West Liberty as conference vice president. Delegates from local churches attend a two day program promising exercises of interest. The society works to support home missions and evangelize the world alongside the Foreign Society.

Iowa Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Carroll Iowa Muscatine Anna Lee Mahin Nellie S. Brush Ottumwa L. G. Murphy West Liberty Trowa

West Liberty Social and Local Movements Gather News

Mrs Pratt and Mrs Tomlinson plan to attend the district convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Wellman on Wednesday and Thursday this week. The Epworth League social at Hildebrand's was enjoyed though not heavily attended. Mrs Niles Gregg visited from Des Moines for an extended stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Chase and sister Miss Jessie Chase.

Pratt Tomlinson Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Wellman Epworth League Hildebrand’s Niles Gregg Des Moines Wm. Chase Jessie Chase Frank Kincaid H. E. Wiley West Fifth Street B. A. Allen R. H. McCampbell Presbyterian General Assembly St. Louis Z. W. John Cora Ada Newton McDonald Cottage Hotel L. G. Murphy Chicago

Beggs Blood Purifier Praised by Mason City Family

Frank Mitchell of Mason City Ia lauds Beggs Blood Purifier as the best medicine for his family after two years use. The ad claims it purifies the system makes new rich blood and lists all druggists as sellers.

Frank Mitchell Mason City

Very few churches are built by men who belong

A concise meditation on church building and belonging, suggesting that most builders are outsiders rather than members of the congregation.

Officers Elected by Iowa Allied Printing Trades Council

Des Moines May 9. The Iowa State Allied Printing Trades Council elected officers for the coming year. Chas L Breckon Muscatine was named president with J B Byrne Ottumwa as first vice president and J W Brinegar Des Moines as second vice president. C W Perry of Des Moines was secretary and treasurer. The president and organizer roles are combined. the officers form the executive board. Letters of greeting were read from international unions and from Organizer Cline of the Ninth district.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa State Allied Printing Trades’ Council Marks’ Hall Chas. L. Breckon Muscatine J. B. Byrne Ottumwa J. W. Brinegar C. W. Perry Cline

Imperial Wedding of Prince Imperial and Princess Kujo Sadado

In Tokio on May 9 the wedding of the Japanese prince imperial and Princess Kujo Sadado was held at the imperial palace. A state ball followed, with the crown prince in army major uniform and Princess Sadado in abroad attire. A state progress through central streets was planned for tomorrow as a military pageant.

Tokio Japan Prince Imperial Kujo Sadado Imperial Palace Sadado

Art Students League Celebrates 25th Anniversary Exhibition

New York May 9 The Art Students League marks its 25th founding anniversary with a three day exhibition in the Society of American Artists gallery. From a small group organized May 12 1875 it has grown into a leading art institution with an annual budget around 50000 dollars.

New York Art Students’ League Society of American Artists

War Hero Weds at Seabriske Memorial Church Today

Miss Cornelia C. Stockton daughter of Capt. C. A. Stockton president of the War College and Lieut. Frederick A. Traut of the navy, who served on the cruiser New Orleans in the Spanish American war, will marry in Newport R. I. today.

Newport R. L Cornelia C. Stockton C. A. Stockton The War College Frederick A. Traut Navy New Orleans Seabriske

Convention Opens In Detroit For National Ticket Brokers

The American Ticket Brokers Association convened in Detroit Michigan on May 9 and will run through May 13. Ticket brokers from across the United States attend the gathering with planned receptions and entertainment for delegates.

Drawing Teachers Meet Opens in Grand Rapids

The Drawing Teachers Association opened in Grand Rapids Michigan and will run through May 11. The secretary reports a huge growth in membership over the past year and a noteworthy programme is underway.

Grand Rapids, Mich Drawing Teachers Association Llth

Interstate club shoot to be held in Natchez today

The Gillaode Society Club hosts a two day interstate shooting event in Natchez Mississippi with clubs from Louisiana and Mississippi competing for several hundred dollars in prizes.

Natchez Miss Gillaode Society Club Louisiana Mississippi

Atlanta Kennel Club Beach Show Opens In Atlanta

The Atlanta Kennel Club opened its annual beach show in Atlanta on May 9 and will run through May 12. Entries are large and include many top dogs from the recent St. Louis and St. Paul shows.

Atlanta Atlanta Kennel Club St. Louis St. Paul

National Stone Manufacturers Convention Opens in New York

The twenty ninth annual convention of the National Association of Stone Manufacturers opened in New York with a large attendance of out of town manufacturers.

New York National Association of Stone Manufacturers

Duke of Newcastle Sails From New York to England

The Duke of Newcastle, who visited the Luray Caverns in Virginia, sailed today on the steamship New York bound for England leaving New York.

Duke of

Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Opens in Lansing

The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias opened in Lansing Michigan and will run through May 12. Grand masters from nearby cities are in attendance.

Knights of Pythias Lansing Mich Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias

Weather Outlook for Iowa Regions in May

Chicago reports indicate fair conditions tonight and Thursday with possible frost in the eastern portion tonight. Warmer temperatures expected in the east on Thursday.

Chicago Ill Iowa

Man Struck by Burlington Train Near Batavia

Ottumwa Iowa May 9 Special Andrew Feely was struck by a Burlington fast mail west of Batavia last night and instantly killed. He is believed to have been demented.

Ottumwa Iowa Andrew Feely Burlington Batavia

Interstate Conference Discusses Southern Franchise Issues

At Montgomery Alabama the interstate conference debates franchise in the South. Col A M Waddell and ex Governor William C McCorkie support suffrage tests for all races. The program includes religious perspectives, papers on penalties for crimes against women, and speeches on lynching and the color line.

Montgomery Ala South Col. A. M. Waddell Wilmington N. C North Carolina William C. McCorkie West Va H. 8. Frissell Hampton Institute Hampton Gov. Sayers Texas J. M. Curry Washington Peabody and Slater Funds D. C. Lilly Presbyterian Board Colored Evangelization Father Slattery Baltimore Methodist A. C. King C. R. Breckinridge Arkansas Russia W. H. Page Atlantic Monthly W. B. Cochran New York

Carnegie Addresses Iron and Steel Institute Banquet in London

Andrew Carnegie, American steel magnate, will deliver the principal address at the Cecil Hotel banquet tonight in London. He plans a six month rest in Scotland and discusses politics and policy including a merchant marine push and a favorable Congressional stance. He expects steady iron and steel prosperity the coming year.

Andrew Carnegie London Eng Iron and Steel Institute Cecil Hotel Carnegie Scotland Republican Party Congress

Populists Open National Convention in Sioux Falls

The Populists opened their national convention in Sioux Falls South Carolina on May 9 with delegates from every state. It is expected William J Bryan will be nominated for president and Judge Henry C Caldwell for vice president. The Democratic party may ratify on July 4.

Sioux Falls S. C Omaha Des Moines Union William J. Bryan Henry C. Cladwell Democratic Party

Douglas Family Benefit at Lexington Opera House

New York May 9 The benefit entertainment for the family of Sergt Robert Douglas killed at Croton Dam will be held at Lexington Opera House this evening. Squadron A and the Seventh Regiment join the military feature. A march dedicated to the Seventh Regiment premieres. Advance seat sales are large and the event is expected to be a tremendous success.

Douglas New York Sergt Robert Douglas Croton Dam Lexington Opera House

Irish Troops Leave South Africa for Home

Cape Town May 9 the first and second Irish Fusiliers sailed for Athlone Ireland to recuperate from their field experiences.

South Africa Cape Town Athlone Ireland

Dewey Goes to Nashville for Formal Entertainments

Admiral and Mrs. Dewey depart Memphis for Nashville to attend extensive entertainments arranged in the city. The trip follows their planned schedule with a reception and official engagements noted by local officials.

Dewey Nashville Memphis Admiral Mrs. Dewe

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Senator G. M. Titus Citizens At Assembly Hall Board OF Health Meeting Ladies IN State Convention Home Missionary Society Jessie Negus West Branch Beeson Davenport Arthur D. Smith Iowa City McFadden & Son Martha Hartapee Cedar Falls J. E. Stokes Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church Allied Printers Andrew Art League Deroit American Ticket Brokers Association
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