Arrangements for Athletic Event Highlight Friday Carnival
Final plans for a Friday night athletic carnival at the Family theatre feature a wrestling match between Bull McCleary and James Anderson. Roy Walker and Earl Henderson will box six rounds, with Art Woods versus Roy McCleary in a preliminary. Much interest centers on the Anderson versus McCleary bout and a challenging offer from Kid Ruff with a $50 forfeit.
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Bull’ McCleary
James Anderson
Roy Walker
Earl Henderson
Art Woods
Roy McCleary
Anderson
Ruff
Jim Anderson
Johnson Fails to Best O'Brien in Heavyweight Slugfest
In Philadelphia on May 20 Jack Johnson weighing about 203 pounds battled Jack O'Brien at six rounds. The bout was praised as even with O'Brien using swift footwork and sharp blocking to counter the champion's power. A fifth round cut did little damage and the crowd split with cheers and boos as Johnson pressed the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Jack O’brien
National Athletic
O’brien
Johnson
O'Brien
McGuigan
Life of Suffering Throat Ailment Fades After Discovery
A Life Sentence y lung of suffering with throat and trouble is quickly commuted by Dr. King's New Discovery. 50c and $1.00. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 and New York 18 Cincinnati 3. American League Detroit 2 New York 5 St Louis 1. Central Association scores Hannibal 6 Ottumwa 0 Kewanee 3 Keokuk 2 Jacksonvill e 3 Waterloo 2 Quincy 5 Burlington 2. Three I League Davenport 7 Decatur 3 Springfield 5 Rock Island 3 Cedar Rapids 2 Peoria 1 Dubuque 9 Bloomington 3.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Alee
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Central Association
Pet Quincey Se
Hannibal Bss
Eerree
Keokuk
Burlington
Ade
Kewanee ‘Ee
Ottumwa
Jacksonville O
Waterloo Ee
Pet Springfield
Decatures
Rock Island
Davenport
Peoria
Ecneevseve
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Hannibal
Kewanee
Jacksonville
Waterloo
Quincy
Banks Are Prosperous in National Reports of 1909
Washington reports from national banks as of April 28 1909 show stark gains in loans and discounts total resources and individual deposits since May 14 1908. In the year, 115 new national banks formed, bringing aggregate resources to 9 368 883 843 and loans and discounts to 4 963 110 869 with individual deposits at 4 846 060 384.
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Washington, D. C
Muscatine Opens Season With Parade and Game
Muscatine city hosts a grand opening next Wednesday as the Muscatine baseball team led by Walt Davis plays its first game. Paudjet’s band will lead a parade through the business district with Muscatine and Sterling Clinton clubs participating. Banks and stores close 1 to 5 pm for the event and thousands are expected to attend. The team departs for Wilton at 10:15 am for a friendly clash with the Wilton Independents.
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Muscatine
Walt Davis
Association
Paudjet
Sterling-Clinton
Wilton
Wilton Independents
Congregationalists Elect Moderator in Cedar Rapids
The State Congregational association chose Senator W. J. Dunham of Manchester as moderator and Rev. Ramsey of Eldora as scribe. The Women's Home Missionary union elected Mrs. D. P. Breed of Grinnell as president.
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Congregationalists
Dunham
Cedar Rapids
State Congregational Association
W. J. Dunham
Manchester
Ramsey
Eldora
Scribe
Women’s Home Missionary Union
D. P. Breed
Grinnell
Clinton Regatta Preview Promises Local Boat Action
Local enthusiasts plan to attend the Clinton regatta on Memorial Day observances Monday May 31. E L Kemptner enters a new 26 foot racer built by Muscatine Motor Boat Co with a 40 horsepower Planet engine likely to place high. Muscatine launch owners target Burlington July meet with Carl Brown entering a 26 foot craft and Fred Schermer a 20 foot boat for the bronze cup at the American Power Boat association event.
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Clinton
E. L. Kemptner
Muscatine
Burlington
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Carl Brown
Fred Schermer
American Power Boat Association
Attorney G. M. Titts Promotes Law Practice
Floor new German American Bank building. General practice with probate, commercial and corporate law. G. M. Titts, attorney at law, successor to Titts and Jackson, 213 Town Ave. Settlements of estates a specialty. Money invested without charge.
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G. M. Titvts
Titts & Jackson
Town Ave
Attorneys and Notary Publics in Muscatine Iowa
Franks Rinulme FIFA attorney and Notary Public with offices 220 221 German American Bank Building in Muscatine Iowa. Thos Brown attorney at law offers general practice loans insurance real estate and estate settlements with Notary public services in office over First National Bank.
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Ep. P. Ingham
Fast 2Nd St
Muscatine
Iowa
Frank
Rinulmefifa
LAT Notary Public
Thos. Brown
Ilness Blanks
Moscatine
First National Bank details and officers
The First National Bank lists 8 G Stein as president with D V Jackson as vice president and S M Hughes as cashier. Capital and surplus each at 50000 dollars. Directors include J R Renling and R K Smith among others. Safety deposit vault housed for ready access.
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Cook, Musser & CO
Rtatd Bank
P.M Musser
W. FB. Aiken
B. Cook
Fa. C. Cook
Ed. C. Stocker
First National
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
M. Hughes
J. R. Renling
R. K. Smith
J. Carskaéunu
F. P. Sawyer
S. M. Hughes
Bosea
Reay
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Box
O'Bricn
Negro
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Jack O'Brien
Watch Houdek
East Second Street
THE
Bull” McCleary
the Family Theatre
SOX
Reulbach
Cubs
Phillies
Ill
Soxville
White Sox
Doc. White
Purtell
Doc
Lee Tannehill
Steele
Ed Reulbach
Grant
Knabe
Panchet
Churchmen Select
Evvery
Ise
J. M. Conner
Sycamore Street
Clinton Regatta
Fe.l. Kemptner
Carskaddan & Pepper
Carskaddan. L
Pepper
West Second Street
Telephone
Jayne & Hoffman
Henry Jayne
Wm. Hoffman
Arthur Hoffman
Wm. R. Jayne
Iowa Avenue
Journal Office
We. Dp
Horst
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