Journal Agencies Citywide Convenience List
The Journey lists local agencies serving readers in areas including East Hill East 2nd Street South Muscatine West Muscatine and nearby groceries drug stores and venues such as Clay Kneese Grocery Morse Washburn's grocery Kecklerville Chayka's grocery Sharrar's grocery and W C A Busch's Drug Store.
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East Hill
Clay Kneese
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn's
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey
Kecklerville
Chayka's
West Muscatine
Sharrar's Grocery
Muscatine County Republicans to Convene for Delegate Selection
Muscatine county Republicans schedule a delegate convention for Saturday June Sth 1906 at 1 30 pm to choose 21 delegates to the state convention 21 to the second district congressional convention and 21 to the Muscatine and Louisa district senatorial convention. Representation is by township ward and Roosevelt vote totals from 1904 with listed allotments and caucus calls by township and ward committees. Co W Kemble is county chairman pro tem.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine and Louisa
Theodore Roosevelt
Bloomington
Pruitland Township
Teks Waltea
Mosnen
Ieessik
Tate Township
Montpelier Township
WPGNO
Mike Township
Sweetland Township
Wapsinonoc Township
Witton Township
Sinecatine
2Nd Ward
Ord
Muscatine
La Follette as Democratic Presidential Prospect
Wisconsin Democrats discuss Senator La Follette as a possible Democratic candidate. They claim he broke with Republicans, aligned with the Senate's Democratic minority, and would push rail regulation and tariff reform. The piece argues reform needs measured progress and warns against radical upheaval.
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Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Senate
la Follette
Congress
United States
Roosevelt and La Follette Show Diverging Paths in Reform
The piece contrasts President Roosevelt as a practical reformer with clear goals against Senator La Follette, who is portrayed as an agitator. It notes conservatives worry Roosevelt moves slowly and questions La Follette's suitability for the presidency and trustworthiness on the rate bill.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. la Follette
Senator la Follette
Interurban Railways Bring Growth to Iowa and Indiana
The piece notes rapid interurban expansion in Indiana and Iowa, with Indianapolis rail terminals costing 700000 and 75000 for sheds. It cites 24 lines in Indiana, 185 passenger cars, 30 freight cars, and 10000 daily riders, highlighting interurban tourism and merchant benefits. It urges promoting excursions to Muscatine with parks and amusements to welcome visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Indiana
Indianapolis
Union Railway
The Excursion Business
The excursion season is on in Muscatine and many trips return crowds that spend locally. Last year Muscatine ran a favorable balance of trade as visitors flocked here, boosting commerce even if individuals spend little. The piece defends circuses and encourages expanding excursions to keep wealth in town.
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Weed Park
Railway Park
Muscatine
Musccatine
Cherie
Quebec
Chateau
Pardieu
Pere Philippe
Raoul de Chatignac
Marechal Saxe
Fontenoy
Mignonne
Aimee
Ma Cherie
Bargains in Medicine
A reader says she will switch from Scott's Emulsion due to price. The ad argues worth costs more to produce and must maintain quality to remain the standard cod liver oil preparation. Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Penny Wise
Pound
Bowne
Pearl Street, New Yor
Dr A W Chase's Ointment Proclaimed Cure for Piles
An advertisement claims Dr A W Chase's Ointment guarantees a cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles with money back if not cured Casper Walton of Michigan City Indiana testifies the treatment eased his painful condition after lifting heavy loads. Available 50 cents a box from dealers or Dr A W Chase Mephixe Co Buffalo NY.
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A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase Mephixe Co
Buffalo, N.Y
A. WY. Chase
Building of ships spurs rivals to craft bigger battleships
The author argues that authorizing the largest battleship prompts other nations to commission even larger vessels as the biggest ships and fleets continually push the scale of naval power.
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Congress
Wealthy minds advocate saving in hard times
The saying notes that scholars who challenge saving money may concede a small bank account proves a strong ally when a rainy day arrives, underscoring prudence in financial planning.
La Follette Faces Pressure to Reform Wisconsin Machine
Wisconsin news suggests Senator La Follette may be compelled to return home and overhaul his political machine, with implications for state and national reform efforts and party dynamics.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Tom Lawson of Boston Sparse With Manifesto Absence
A short note questions the status of Tom Lawson from Boston as the country has not received a manifesto from him in weeks.
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Tom Lawson
Boston
Lecturers Who Say Saving Money Is Folly Seek Applause
The remark contends that educators denouncing thrift chase public approval. It frames the claim as a critique of speakers who favor spending over saving.
Reed Smoot investigation renewal looming
The message hints at a renewal of scrutiny into Reed Smoot, signaling renewed attention from lawmakers or committees as tension over his conduct or policies persists. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the reference points to ongoing interest in his role and potential inquiries.
Race outlook teased in Charter Oak Times comment
The Charter Oak Times urges readers not to assume a win as the race remains unsettled. The paper cautions against premature bets, noting the contest is still in its early stages with outcomes far from decided.
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Charter Oak Times
Centerville Citizen Urges Des Moines Register to Tell Truth
The Centerville Citizen writes to the editor of the Des Moines Register and Leader urging the paper to begin truth telling in its reporting and public discourse.
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Centerville
The
Des Moines Register and Leader
Dunlap Reporter Cheers Des Moines Register and Leader
The Dunlap Reporter applauds the Des Moines Register and Leader for finally removing Harrison county from the Cummins column, signaling a shift in local political alignment.
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Dunlap
Des Moines Register
Leader
Harrison County
Cummins
Somers News anticipates tight county convention result
The Somers News predicts the county convention outcome will be closer than Cummins forces would prefer, signaling a competitive race with factions seeking momentum and influence.
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Somers
Cummins
Iowa corn crop teased by political heat in summer
The Mason City Globe Gazette jokes that if Iowa corn gains as much heat as the political crop this summer, Indian maize could yield poorly, implying a bum per yield in jest.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Iowa
Progressive editor overpromises and misreads Cummins
The Cedar Falls Gazette notes the progressive editor declares the day of the political boss is over yet misreads public support for Cummins, showing data confusion and biased analysis.
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Cedar Falls Gazette
Cummins
Guthrie County Convention Alters Governor Candidacy
The Stuart Herald reports that acting on Guthrie county convention decisions Mr. Herriott will not personally press his candidacy for governor.
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Stuart Herald
Guthrie
Herriott
Hartley Journal Mockingly Questions Cummins Boies Stance
The Hartley Journal ridicules Gov. Cummins for denying support of Boies and jokingly urges him to consult a memory specialist and leave the country to its fate for a day.
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Cummins
Boies
Hartley Journal
Political junk of Rock Rapids rots body of reform
The Rock Rapids Reporter harshly denounces Bill Striker of Au relia and similar figures, calling them warts on the political body that should be torn out root and branch. The comment reflects strong reformist sentiment against allied opponents.
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Geo. D. Perkins
Bill Striker
Aurelia
Rock Rapids
Campaign posture favors Cummins with Perkins a strong contender
The Rockwell City Advocate maintains its view that Cummins holds a slight lead in the campaign while Perkins remains a strong possibility to win. The paper notes no shift in stance despite ongoing developments.
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Rockwell City
Cummins
Perkins
Emmetsburg Reporter on Haul Law Impact
The Emmetsburg Reporter argues that a long and short haul law would harm both freight and passenger rates. It states competition is essential in freight traffic just as in passenger traffic and that more people would benefit.
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Emmetsburg
Political machine rhetoric targets Republicans in Iowa
The Vinton Eagle accuses the governor and his campaign managers of scorning political decorum and tolerating slander and insults toward Republicans not aligned with the governor's faction, while still adhering to party policies.
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The
Vinton Eagle
Campaign fatigue and disillusionment with lines drawn
The passage notes that both men have supporters lined up for either candidate but that voters are weary of the campaign and unhappy with how it has been conducted.
Maennerchor Auxiliary Postpones Meeting to Tomorrow
Society item reports the Maennerchor auxiliary meeting delayed from this afternoon to tomorrow. They will gather after noon at the home of Mrs. H. Fuhlman.
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Maennerchor
H. Fuhlman
Teachers and Pupils Picnic at First Methodist Church
The primary Sunday school of First Methodist church invites teachers and pupils to a Saturday picnic at 2 PM honoring May birthday anniversaries. All are welcome to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Highland Nobles Social Session at Fisch's Hall
The Highland Nobles held a social session last evening at Fisch's hall with ice cream and a general good time for members and their friends. No special entertainment was provided.
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Fisch’s Hall
Aid Society Meetings Revise Baptist Cookbook at Church
The Ladies Aid Society met at the church and revised the Mrs F W Swan cookbook. The book remains for sale at Swan's jewelry store and includes many Swan recipes plus many new additions. The church floor was newly covered improving appearance.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
F. W. Swan
Swan
Mrs Lowry Surprised On Sixtieth Birthday
Mrs. Lowry of 513 Cedar Street was surprised yesterday afternoon by friends and neighbors in honor of her sixtieth birthday. The gathering featured an old fashioned quilting bee with tea and refreshments served at six.
Jolly L. S. C. Club Plans Keokuk Lake Outing
The Jolly L. S. C. club was entertained by Mrs. John Spence at 412 Pond Street. Afternoon social amusements and refreshments were followed by a plan to picnic at Keokuk Lake next Thursday with an all day outing.
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John Spence
Pond Street
Keokuk Lake
W. W. Club Entertained by Mrs Knight
Mrs J A Knight hosted the W W club Wednesday afternoon at her home. The gathering featured card games and social time with refreshments. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Bodkin first Mrs Pressler second Mrs Wilson consolation and Mrs Neibling booby prize.
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W. W. Club
Knight
J. A. Knight
Pioneer Club Meeting Postpones Election
The Pioneer club met at Mrs. John Mosher’s home 516 Mulberry street and postponed officer elections until two weeks from Ilkast night due to missing members. The group plans to meet there temporarily while seeking a permanent hall. A social hour followed with games and refreshments.
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Pioneer Club
John Mosher
Mulberry Street
Ilkast
Railroad Rate Bill Sent to Conference by House
The House sent the railroad rate bill to conference by a 144 to 105 vote with 14 absent. Twenty-five Republicans joined Democrats against the rule. House conferees named are Hepburn Iowa Sherman New York and Richardson Alabama. The Senate privileges committee adjourned without action on the Smoot case. Panama Canal bill placed as unfinished business in the Senate by Kittredge.
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House
Washington, D. C
Yeas
Hepburn
Iowa
Sherman
New York
Richardson
Ala
Senate Committee On Privileges
King Alfonso Receives Princess Ena in Irun
King Alfonso greeted Princess Ena at 4:45 a.m. in Irun Spain. The reception drew a tremendous crowd as the royal train then departed for Madrid half an hour later.
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Irun
Spain
Alfonso
Ena
Madrid
Nomination Talk Reflects Local Political Split
The Rock Valley Bee notes that several good men would welcome a candidate other than Albert B. Cummins or Geo. D. Perkins, signaling division over party leadership and the field of contenders.
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Albert B. Cummins
Geo. D. Perkins
Rock Valley
Bee
Fire destroys Union Fibre plant in Winona loss $114000
Fire at the Union Fibre company plant in Winona Minnesota caused a $114000 loss. The blaze occurred early today and the plant was insured.
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Winona
Union Fibre Company
Winona, Minn
Escaped Tale Promised By Reguin In Arcane Card Conspiracy
In a tense Parisian salon a group debates Raoul de Chatignac and a rumored hidden truth. Reguin hints at a past escape and a withheld story while others press for the full explanation. The scene ends with a vow to continue.
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Raoul de Chatignac
New France
Reguin
Berthier
de Chatignac
Armand Boucard
Gaspard Roguin
Wilton Township Republican Meeting For Delegates
Wilton township Muscatine county Iowa Republicans to meet at the commercial club rooms in Wilton on Saturday June 2 1996 at o'clock p m to select fifteen delegates to the county convention to be held at the court house in Muscatine on Saturday June 9 1906 per order of Township Committee
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Wilton Township
Muscatine County
Iowa
Commercial Club
Willton
Muscatine
Goshen Township Republicans to caucus at Woodman Hall
Goshen township Republicans meet at Woodman hall on Labor day June 2 at 8 p m to select eight delegates for the republican county convention at Muscatine June 9 and to transact other business. Co C Croxen Committeeman.
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Goshen Township
Woodman Hall
Muscatine
Co. C. Croxen
Lake Township Republican Caucus Set for June 2
Lake Township Republicans meet at Lucas Grove school house on Saturday June 2 at ? o'clock p m to choose delegates for the Muscatine county convention on June 9 and to handle other caucus business. Tom Hoopes Committeeman.
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Lake Township
Lucas Grove
Muscatine
Tom Hoopes
Republicans of Sweetland to Meet at Schoolhouse No 6
The Republicans of Sweetland will gather at the Sweetland schoolhouse No 6 on Saturday June 2 at 7 o'clock p m to select nine delegates for the county convention in Muscatine on June 9 to elect a township committeeman and conduct other business J H Van Camp Committeeman
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Sweetland
Muscatine
J. H. van Camp
Commiitteeman
Signal Stop Details From Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary timetable notes list train identifiers No 20 No 24 No 3B and others with times 1:08 PM 7:49 AM 10:13 PM and stop on signal references. Mentions express mail services and fast mall codes in unclear context.
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Cee
Westbound Car Schedule and Freight Details
The notice lists a GOING WEST service with 3 passengers at 7:00 am and 5 passengers at 11:44 pm. A G1 freight carries passengers is noted with a 7:55 am time. W. S. Underaonk is listed as agent.
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W. S. Underaonk
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