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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

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Germany Invites Continental Nations to Pressure U.S. Duties

A May 10 dispatch from The Hague reports Germany has invited France Austria Holland Switzerland Belgium and possibly Russia and Italy to form a monstrous commercial union. The aim is to exclude American competition until U.S. duties are lowered.

London Hague Germany France Austria Holland Switzerland Belgium Russia Italy

Birthday triplets near Baraboo seek Lincoln names

Baraboo Wisconsin May 10 celebration marks the thirty seventh birthday of triplets born May 25 1864 to Mr and Mrs Leonard Haskins of South Starksboro Vermont The parents asked President Abraham Lincoln for help naming the three boys and own a letter from Lincoln offering Abraham Lincoln Gideon Welles and Simon Cameron The brothers resemble each other closely except one with dark hair and eyes all three live near Baraboo

Baraboo Wis Leonard Haskins South Starksboro Abraham Lincoln Gideon Welles Simon Cameron

Jeffries Ventures Into Oil Riches In Texas Regions

New York May 10. Champion Jim Jeffries plans active drilling operations in oil fields after investing 26 000 dollars in Newhall California, 25 miles south of Los Angeles. He aims for wealth but cannot confirm a 1 060 000 dollar oil windfall. He will lead gangs to drill at the site soon.

Jeffries Texas New York Jim Jeffries Newhall Los Angeles Cal

Freight Engine Blows Up Killing Five Near Mount Dallas

A Huntington broad top road freight engine exploded this morning near Mount Dallas Pennsylvania, killing five men. The deceased are conductor Charles Hollingshead engineer Snyder Berke stresser brakemen John Ritchie George Edwards and bystander J E Throop.

Mount Dallas Huntington Broad Top Road Chas. Hollingshead Snyder Berkestresser John Ritchie Geo. Edwards J. E. Throop

Children of Mrs. McCollum Contest John Sherman Will

Curtis E. McBride of Mansfield has been hired by the children of Mrs. McCollum, stepdaughter of the late John Sherman, to bring a friendly suit in Columbus to contest the statesman's will.

Acquittal in Manilla Express Robbery Case

Denison May 10 Jackson and Stoval two defendants acquitted of robbery in the Manilla express case that drew wide attention last night.

Denison

Helen Gould Suffering Nervous Prostration

In New York on May 10 Helen Gould is said to be in nervous prostration due to notoriety from the Castellane scandals.

New York Helen Gould

Foster A Bankrupt Former Treasury Official Files

Charles Foster of Fantya, former secretary of the treasury, filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Toledo Ohio May 10. The court records show debts totaling 747 008.34 with no assets listed. Foster, age 34, presented the filing in the United States District Court.

The Treasury Higgebdts Toledo Charles Foster Fantya Secretary of the Treasury United St of Court

Wild runaway horse endangers family on Chestnut Street

Mrs Henry Butz and three young women were riding home from a cemetery visit when a broken hoop snagged the wheel, causing the family horse to bolt. Mrs Butz fell after a curb jolt near Roscoe avenue. Henry Bodman stopped the horse on Chestnut Second, with bruised but surviving riders and the young women unharmed but shaken.

Henry Butz Elsie Bertha Griffith Eighth Street Roscoe Avenue

Iowa College Angles in Faculty Departures

Grinnell trustees accept resignations of Prof. R. G. Cole head of music, Mrs. Cole piano, Miss Hall piano, Miss Grace Henderson preceptress, and Miss Haines academy instructor. Professor Cole leaves to study in Europe after shaping the department and glee clubs.

Grinnell Iowa College R. G. Cole C. G. Cole Hall Grace Henderson Academy Haines Professor Cole Glee Club Cole Europe

Named for West Point Cadet Boettger Heads To Academy

Henry M Boettger a Davenport high school student and private in Company B of the national guard has been appointed a West Point cadet by Congressman J N Rumple for the Second district He prepares for finals in Washington DC and left track training to focus on the appointment A friend notes his stern look commanding voice and quick temper suggesting he may become an officer if he passes or return as a private to work up as did General Chaffee

Davenport Henry M. Boettger Company B National Guard J. N. Rumple West Point Soettger Washington DD. C Chaffee

Lutheran Conference Opens in Ottumwa

The Iowa Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Augustana Synod opened in Ottumwa with nearly 100 delegates from Iowa and parts of Missouri. Seventy three congregations are represented and officers were elected: President Ludwig Holmes, Burlington. Vice President W. O. Ferm, Sioux City. Secretary B. M. Olin, Bethesda. Treasurer N. A. Linquist, Gowrie.

Ottumwa Iowa Evangelical Lutheran Church Augustana Synod Missouri Ludwig Holmes Burlington W. O. Ferm Sioux City B. M. Olin Bethesda N. A. Linquist Gowrie

Surprise resolution shocks Iowa Labor Federation session

Sioux City May 10 A surprise spring session of the Iowa State Federation of Labor saw a resolution to withdraw Washington lobbying from the American Federation amid failure to pass bills. Efforts to double membership by admitting the Iowa mine workers union face resistance over terms. Miners seek 75 delegates but the federation resists miner control. A compromise is under discussion. O Blenness of Des Moines likely to be re elected president.

Sioux City Iowa State Federation of Labor American Federation Washington Iowa Mine Workers’ Union O’blenness Des Moines

Millionaires Panic Grips Wall Street Over Northern Pacific

Himalayan clash between Kuhn, Loeb and Harriman versus Morgan, Hill camps triggers a historic Wall Street panic. Northern Pacific stock soars to absurd heights then crashes, wiping out fortunes. Victors and losers stagger as brokers and bystanders suffer amid frantic trading and crowded exchanges.

Presidential train completes long western journey

The presidential train departed Los Angeles on May 10 heading to San Francisco. Each car bore roses with the engine buried under flowers. Ventura was the first stop and Del Monte will be reached Saturday morning with the party staying there until Monday.

Los Angeles Cal San Francisco Ventura del Monte

Russian Convicts Beaten and Massacred at Saghalien Prison

St. Petersburg reports a massacre of convicts at Saghalien prison after guards flogged prisoners for resisting doubled tasks. When a protest was raised a convict was shot, sparking a melee in which guards fired on the inmates, killing 46 and wounding 5 percent.

St. Petersburg Saghalien

Generally Fair Saturday Forecast for Iowa Indicated

Chicago May 10 Special indicates Saturday will be partly cloudy but generally fair in Iowa. Cooler conditions expected across the region with a mild breeze.

Chicago Iowa

Alma Hearne Weds Howard Holland After Turbulent Year

Alma Hearne of Milton married Howard Holland in New York City on Thursday after a planned Chilean wedding was interrupted by news of Holland's nearing death from consumption. Holland has since recovered, and Hearne has returned home to Milton.

Milton Alma Hearne Chili Howard Holland New York Mr. Holland New York City

Wickham Is Acquitted In Sioux City Trial

Reverend C M Wickham pastor of the First Christian church in Sioux City has been tried and acquitted of hugging and kissing Miss Cora Bateman a church member. He will remain in Sioux City after declining to return to his Kansas City pastorate, and the trial threatens to split the church into two factions.

Sioux City C. M. Wickham First Christian Church

Iowa Tax Revenue Figures for 1900 Revealed

Secretary Martin reports Iowa tax total for 1900 at 18,998,651.17 dollars. State treasury balance on May 4 stood at 1,312,388.54 dollars in the general revenue fund. Auditor's office confirmed the figures after governor's request.

Des Moines Martin Iowa General Revenue Fund

Herriott Leads All for Iowa Tax Conference Delegation

Des Moines May 10 governor appoints Iowa representatives to a national taxation conference in Buffalo on May 23 and 24. Appointees include John Herriott Stuart John Downie W L Babb W Pleasant W W Witmer W W Baldwin George D Perkins N M Pusey R L Chase.

Des Moines Iowa Buffalo John Herriott Stuart John Downie W. L Babb Mr. Pleasant W. W. Witmer W. W. Baldwin Burlington George D. Perkins Sioux City N. M. Pusey Council Bluffs R. L. Chase

Ten-year-old confesses to barn and house arsons

In Cedar Falls on May 10 Lee Fox of Riceville admits to setting several barns and two houses on fire. After weeks of fires with little evidence against him, Fox confesses to the latest barn fire at M Monholan and faces sentencing to the reform school.

Cedar Falls Lee Fox Riceville Young Fox M. Monholan

Time card change speeds Des Moines Chicago trains

In Des Moines on May 10 a change will shift the Rock Island time card later this month, reducing travel by forty five minutes between Des Moines and Chicago. The formerly fast flyers will aim to match Chicago rail speeds.

Rock Island Des Moines Chicago Flyers

Million-Dollar Pearl Found Near Dubuque

Jack Bailey of LeClaire found a pearl Sunday at a Dubuque ford ten miles below the city. He showed it to the Howe brothers of Clinton who offered to buy and paid $1,000. The price likely breaks this year’s pearl record.

Jack Bailey LeClaire Ford Dubuque Howe Brothers Clinton

Woodbury County GOP nominates Cummins delegates at convention

The Republican convention in Woodbury county selected 36 delegates to the Des Moines state convention and instructed them to cast votes for A. B. Cummins for governor. The delegation is led by Craig L. Wright, noted as a potential candidate for supreme court justice.

Woodbury County Sioux City Des Moines A. B. Cummins Craig L. Wright Supreme Court

Stocks Are Easier on Wall Street Amid Confidence

New York May 10 Investors saw a calmer market as clearing sheets closed with order. Short sellers in Northern Pacific were allowed to settle at 150 per share and major loans totaling 25 million would not be called. Senator Cockrell and James G Blaine Jr were reported among yesterday's bankrupts with Blaine losing about a half million. London lists railway shares improving with St Paul and Northern Pacific up from earlier levels.

Keene Lamont Hill Northern Pacific Russel Sage Manhattan Missouri Pacific Sage A. A. Houseman Chicago John W. Gates Richard W. Miles Meriden Miles Mr. Miles Russell Sage New York Wall Street W. K. Vanderbilt Europe Shorts St. Paul Harriman Senator Cockrell Missouri James G. Blaine Blaine London

Esterhazy to Confess on London Documents

Paris reports a strong rumor that Major Esterhazy will publish in London papers documents and proofs asserting his authorship of the bordereau, the note linked to Captain Dreyfus’s accusation and degradation.

Paris Major Esterhazy London Dreyfus

Illinois Central Begins Cedar Rapids Extension Survey

Illinois Central Railroad started surveying at J Street and Sixteenth Avenue west of Cedar Rapids for an extension south of the city via Western, Tiffin and Washington to Coppack, where it would connect with the Iowa Central.

Illinois Central Cedar Rapids Illinois Central Railroad Company J Street Sixteenth Avenue Western Tiffin Washington Coppack Iowa Central

The Imperial Bicycle Revives Retired Cyclists in Sport

The Imperial model with cushion frame and coaster brake has drawn hundreds of older riders back to cycling. Critics say the rocking chair is not about comfort. it symbolizes a quirk that keeps them pedaling, reconnecting with a sport from their past.

Bazaar Comes to Town With Low Prices and Good Articles

Notice advertises a Bazaar when you come to town offering very low prices and articles of good quality.

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America Saraboo, Wis John Sherman Manilla Foster Henry H. Boettger Military School Lutheran Conference Northern Pacific Common Wall Omaha Kuhn, Loeb & Co E. H. Harriman National City Bank Rockefellers J. P. Morgan & Co J. J. Hill Hill-Morgan Maine Park Central Park Tiptown Wickham Tors Vanderbilt For Peace Esterhazy Imperial
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