Sidelights on packers trust evidence in Tribune report
The Chicago Tribune publishes ample evidence of a packers trust fixing prices and squeezing competition. Letters and code names from Armour & Co and other major firms are cited, suggesting contrived price changes and secret references. The piece questions Sherman anti trust law breaches and notes colorful Muscatine references amid weather chatter.
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Notice to Readers at The Chicago Inter Ocean Office
Notice to readers announces the Chicago Inter Ocean office at 106 108 110 Last Morrow Street inviting tours of inspection and sight seeing through its building. It boasts mechanical and scientific improvements and invites engagement from interested readers.
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Chicago
Rockefeller Gift for Southern Education Shifts Funding
John D. Rockefeller plans a 1 million dollar donation to southern education, to be shared among both black and white schools. The piece argues for federal aid based on local effort rather than illiteracy quotas, praising potential ripple effects for southern enlightenment and broader school support.
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Late Liquor Decision Draws Mixed Reactions
The Iowa supreme court ruling allowing out of state agents to sell liquors in Iowa is hailed by some as a blow to prohibition yet seen as a threat to high license and strict regulation. Critics fear a stronger federal role, erosion of states rights, and eventual nationwide enforcement, likening it to a Cadmean victory and a potential Waterloo for liquor interests.
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Iowa
Shaw
Pittsburg
Public concerns on saloon system and court costs
The Muscatine public and taxpayers seek relief from costly district court actions tied to the saloon system. Critics note the cost and moral impact of the liquor trade, while some remain indifferent. Canon Farrar’s remark about the saloon evil frames the issue, and the prophet’s question looms over the future.
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Canon Farrar
Israel
Editor Paul Maclean Retires From Creston Gazette
The Creston Gazette changes hands as Paul Maclean retires. the paper now operates under S. H. Harris, formerly with the Dubuque Times, and is owned by a joint stock company.
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Mt Iona volcanic rumor stirs Ne braska bluffs near Elk Point
Sioux City Journal reports Mt Iona in Cedar county Nebraska is a smok ing bluff feature along the Missouri River six miles west of Elk Point. Geologists explain the rising fumes as water seeping into limestone, not coal fires, with erosion exposing the shaly limestone and gas vents.
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Mt. Iona
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The
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Missouri
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Antillies
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Iona
Crop prospects and iron trade boom forecast by Henry Clews
Henry Clews argues that crop conditions in the near term should support prosperity if monetary conditions stay secure. He notes favorable farming weather offsetting winter wheat losses, high corn prices likely boosting acreage, and that drought fears from last year are unlikely to recur. He also cites ongoing strength in the iron industry with optimistic production estimates.
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Henry Clews
New York
Florence Nightingale at 82 Honored Worldwide
The Iowa State Register notes Florence Nightingale turned 82 on May 15 1829 born in Florence Italy where her family lived temporarily. No public celebration occurred yet the world honors her for originating the modern army hospital system and her Crimean War mercy work as a guiding figure.
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Comment on Negligee Shirt Mention From Yesterday
The note asks if the negligee shirt was brought out yesterday. It records a brief inquiry about a garment and its delivery or availability.
First Straw Hat Call Issued
The article notes that the initial request or call for the straw hat has been issued, signaling the start of the event or process associated with the hat tradition.
Ice and coal men wonder if it is truly summer
Merchants in town debate the calendar as unusually warm weather fuels talk of seasonal shift. Vendors report shoppers in light clothing and extended daylight encouraging earlier product displays. Weather observers note unseasonable warmth raising questions about seasonal norms.
Busy boat livery keeps launches running at full tilt
The boat livery is doing good business nowadays, and the launches are kept busy with steady work as vessels depart and return.
Mayor’s saloon action echoes through local factions
A fragment notes that the mayor’s decision yesterday on saloons stirred remaining tensions among key figures while signaling a broader political stance. The brief suggests reactions from interested parties amid ongoing local disputes.
Muscatine County Handles Repeat Convictions and Life Sentence
In Muscatine County the crowd noted a dry turnout despite a “wet” train remark. Bebb was convicted twice on the same charge and Noble received a life sentence, reflecting the county attorney’s firm stance.
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Muscatine County Justice Temple praised by Peoria crowd
A Peoria crowd praised Muscatine county's temple of justice after a day on Court Stare. Sunday excursionists who favored Muscatine for picnics and mischief will find other grounds, as Muscatine will not miss such visitors. An exchange notes sentimental women kissing Kubelik and Paderewski, while men would not.
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Temple of Justice
Muscatine
Cain
Kubelik
Paderewski
Muscatine Girl Keeps Hair Pins On Porch Hook
A Muscatine resident stores an extra supply of hair pins across a hammock porch hook. The hammock remains in place while the book collection has been stocked for the summer season.
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Muscatine
Mayor McNutt defies pressure on excursion Sunday saloon openings
Strong pressure sought to permit saloons to open while excursion crowds were in town yesterday. Mayor McNutt argued Sunday laws apply equally to excursion days as to other Sundays. Peoria stayed dry, but Muscatine applauded his stance, praising enforcement of laws despite special circumstances.
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Peoria
Muscatine
Spring Styles Show New Long-Shoulder Gown Details
A fashion feature describes a reception gown with a buff veiling waist and long drooping shoulders, a tucked yoke, scalloped berthe embroidery, puff sleeves, and a skirt with clusters and strap garniture. It notes cotton fabrics like grass cloth, fine lawns with open work stripes, and embroidered batistes in white or beige.
Camping In Colorado Promises Cheap Pleasant Outing
Jno Sebastian of the Great Rock Island Route Chicago announces a forthcoming guide titled Camping In Colorado. The book provides locations, necessary gear, and cost details for an affordable vacation, with free Colorado literature upon application.
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River life on the Mississippi and its varied afloat folk
Commodore Al Beer extols the Mississippi as a home for all walks of life from millionaires with private steamers to river dwellers on houseboats. The piece catalogs floating trades, entertainers, traders, and abuses along Memphis shores, noting gamblers, thieves, and counterfeiters amid river towns’ bustle.
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Commodore Beer
Memphis
Mark Twain
Commodore
Russell E. Gardner
Alice Edna
Chicago
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Price
Special low railway fares offered by Mr C M Gould
Mr C M Gould ticket agent for the B C R N railway has authority to grant special low rates for Muscatine and nearby residents. Call or write him to compare and save money on travel.
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