Journal Agencies List Around the City
The Journal names local agencies for readers convenience. Agencies include Fast Hill Clay Kneese Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine Morse Washburn's Grocery End of Street Car Track W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Muscatine Sharrar's Grocery.
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The
Journal
Fast Hill
Clay Kneese
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn's
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka'’s
West Muscatine
Sharrar’s
County Republican Delegation Convention Planned in Muscatine
The Muscatine county Republicans will meet in a delegate convention on Saturday June 6 1906 at 1 30 p m to select 21 delegates to the state convention in August 1906 and 21 delegates to the second district congressional convention as well as 21 delegates to the Muscatine and Louisa district senatorial convention. Delegates are allocated by township ward and Roosevelt vote totals from 1904 with a long list of townships and wards and a total count. Committees will arrange caucuses in their areas to select delegates and county committee men.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine and Louisa
Theodore Roosevelt
Bloomington Township
Cedar Township
Baecy
Printland
Fulton
Goshen
Isctiaces
Dioeeweller Townaiip
Moscow Township
Orono
Pike Township
Sweetland Township
Wapsinonee
Wilton
Muscatine
Eas
Camcuses
Burton Should Resign After Conviction and Appeal
Editorial urges Senator Burton to resign after a court convicted him and a higher court upheld the judgment. It argues only men of highest integrity should hold the Senate seat and condemns tampering with the office.
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United States Senate
United States Law Making Department
Burton
Senator Burton Faces Calls to Quit Amid Disgrace and Delay
A motion seeks a rehearing allowing delay in execution while public opinion swells against Senator Burton. Voters demand resignation or Senate dismissal as he remains under a cloud, taking no part in legislation and drawing pay without value. The Privileges and Elections Committee may report for his removal.
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Senate
United States
Burton
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
The Wedding Beautiful at Lake Geneva
A poetic ceremony at Lake Geneva Wisconsin unites two artists in marriage inspired by Elbert Hubbard ideals. The bride a Chicago music teacher and the groom seek a Roycroft lifestyle atop a hill of art and literature and call for education to better farm and rural life.
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Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Elbert Hubbard
Chicago
Royrecrofters
Hubbard
Rural high school equality a goal for Iowa system
State and county superintendents push to raise rural education to city standards. Consolidation could found township high schools offering same courses as city schools, reducing the need for rural students to leave home for high school. Reformers cite Illinois official Bayliss urging equal access to free high school benefits for country youth.
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Iowa
Riggs
Bayliss
Illinois
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Urges Prompt Use
A vintage advertisement urges immediate use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach disorders constipation and weak kidneys, claiming delaying the remedy prolongs illness. The copy notes a 53 year history of the product.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promotes curing various ailments
An old advertisement claims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters cures poor appetite insomnia dyspepsia indigestion costiveness heartburn kidney ills and female troubles. It warns to avoid substitutes and is pitched to a general audience.
After the Criminals in Missouri Lynching Case
An editorial supports swift, decisive action on the Springfield lynching of three Black men last April. A special grand jury probes leaders, while the accused victim’s account is challenged and the responsibility to enforce law is urged to deter mob violence nationwide.
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Missouri
Springfield
Dubuque Militia Refuses Parade Leadership
In Dubuque a local militia company mutinies against its captain and declines to march in the Memorial Day parade. The piece suggests exposure to regular army life might temper their views and curb their impulses.
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Dubuque
Railroad rate bill moves toward final passage
The railroad rate bill nears approval as the Senate has passed it and the lower house is expected to concur. If enacted it will strike a heavy blow to the Standard Oil monopoly.
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Senate
Standard Oil
Local Editor Slams Spendthrift Town Men
A Kansas editor condemns local men who never donate to worthy causes. He says when they reach heaven they will see young men riding in automobiles bought with money these stingy men would not spend or take with them.
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Kansas
Heaven
Iowa Press Comment Flags Politician’s Betting Claim
The Iowa Falls citizen brands betting as the argument of a cheap politician while the Dubuque Telegraph labeled Secretary Shaw as a blot on Iowa's escutcheon in a partisan exchange.
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Iowa Falls
Dubuque
Dem
Shaw
Iowa
Independent Voters Praised by Multiple Papers
The Glidden Graphic lauds the independent voters calling them the salt of the earth. The Estherville Enterprise notes Cummins ran better in Emmet County than at his home. The Cedar Rapids Gazette lauds Senator Allison saying age has not dimmed his diplomacy.
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Cummins
Emmett County
Estherville
Lowan
Cedar Rapids
Allison
Roosevelt Should Not Let Tillman Turn Ads on Scandal
The Mason City Globe-Gazette says President Roosevelt knows handing scandal to Tillman is counterproductive, noting Tillman treats criticism as advertisement. The remark frames Tillman as using outrage for attention.
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Roosevelt
Tillman
The
Mason City Globe-Gazette
City Council approves sewer bids in 1906 session
In a May 24 1906 special meeting Mayor Asthalter presided as Aldermen Holmes Kneese Van Zyl Diercks Sanders Richards Eppel debated bids for Sub Sewerage Districts Nos 2 and 14. R K Smith and Aug Korneman bids were opened with Smith lowest for district 14. City Attorney and committee reports and various public works petitions followed before adjournment.
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Asthalter
Knaeese
Holmes
van Zyl
Diercks
Sanders
Richards
Eppel
Ald. Bartemeier
Ald. Holmes
R. K. Smith
Muscatine
Peter Wingerter
Korneman
Main Dist
Ald. Kneese
Mr. Smith
Ald
Knees
H. M. Bartlett
FE. M. Warner
Citizens’ Ry. & Lt. Company
Bartlett
Schaefer
Citizens’ Ry. & Lt. Co
Citizens’ Ry. & St. Co
Kneese
Kile
East Hill
Messrs
Becker
Ald. van Zyl
Ald. Diercks
H. Stolzenau
K. Maurer
J. R. Nisley
Orange Street
Mr. Nisley
August Schultz
Canal Street
Grandview Avenue
William Welk
City of Muscatine
W. W. Richards
James J. Ryan
L. J. Horan
J. A. Bartemeier
Ald. Eppel
O’brien
Page
Cemetery Committee
Ald. Sanders
E. A. Ogilvie
Ry. & Lt. Co
Cemetery Chapel
Bartemeier
Conrad Schenkel
Fifth and Poplar Streets
Council
American Advertising Co
Mississippi Valley Telephone Co
Mr. Steninger
North Oak Street
Mr. Benshoff
Mr. Catell
Miss Headley
Orange
Eleventh Streets
J. C. Coster
North
Oak Street
Seventh and
Oak Streets
City Hall
Cummins Seen as Strong Favorite for renomination
The Sioux Rapids Republican Press argues Cummins is as good as renominated, signaling solid support within the party and expectations of securing another term.
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Sioux Rapids
Cummins
Sailor's duel and a treacherous escape retold at Quebec
In a high stakes recount the narrator details a perilous escape from a wreck in which a selfish rival plots betrayal. Raoul de Chatignac challenges Gaspard Roguin as the truth behind the tale unfolds before startled witnesses and a tight circle of players.
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Dumay
de Chatignac
Gaspard Roguin
Roguin
Raoul de Chatignac
Reguin
Monsieur
Quebec
Messieurs
Raoul de Chatiznac
Har
Armand Boucard
Boucard
Society Item: Sarah Berks Takes Electric Bitters
Sarah Berks took Electric Bitters to relieve a headache and is now able to attend her upcoming social engagements. The remedy, priced at 50 cents, was purchased at Hav ercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Sarah Berks
Havercamp’s
Ward Caucuses Held By Republicans In First Ward
Republicans of the first ward meet Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at Excelsior hose house to select twenty three delegates for the county convention to be held Saturday June 9 and to choose a committeeman for the ensuing term. All Republicans invited. William Van Zyl Committeeman.
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First Ward
Excelsior Hose House
William van Zyl
Republicans of the Second Ward Caucus Notice
Second Ward Republicans will meet in caucus Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at city hall to select twenty seven delegates to the county convention and a committeeman for the ensuing term and to transact other business. All Republicans invited. Co W Kemble Committeeman.
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Second Ward
City Hall
Co. W. Kemble
Third Ward Republican Meeting for Delegates
Republicans of the third ward will meet at 7:30 p m at the Reseune hose house to select thirty one delegates to the county convention on Saturday June ninth and to choose a committee man for the ensuing term. All supporters invited. L M Woods Committeeman.
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Third Ward
Reseune Hose House
L. M. Woods
Fourth Ward Republican Meeting Notice
Republicans of the fourth ward will meet at 7 30 p m at Relief Hose twenty five delegates to the county transect such other business as may politics are cordially invited to attend Frank Fisher Committeeman.
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Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
Frank Fisher
Township Meeting Call in Wilton Iowa 1906
Wilton Township republican voters in Muscatine County Iowa are notified a meeting will be held at the commercial club rooms in Wilton on Saturday June 2 1906 at 8 p m to select fifteen delegates for the county convention to be held at the Muscatine county court house on Saturday June 9 1906 Per order of Township Committee.
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Wilton Township
Muscatine County
Iowa
Commercial Club
Wilton
Muscatine
Goshen Township Republicans to Caucus June 2
Goshen Township Republicans meet at Woodman hall on Saturday June 2 at 8 p m to select eight delegates for the county convention in Muscatine on June 9 and to transac t such other business as may come before the caucus. C C Croxen Committeeman.
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Goshen Township
Woodman Hall
Muscatine
Cc. C. Croxen
Republicans of Lake Township Caucus at Lucas Grove
The Republicans of Lake Township meet at Lucas Grove Schoolhouse on Saturday June 2 at 8 p m to choose delegates for the Republican County Convention in Muscatine on June 9 and to transact other business as may come before the caucus. Tom Hoopes, Committeeman.
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Lake Township
Lucas Grove
Muscatine
Tom Hoopes
Sweetland Township Republicans Meet to Choose Delegates
Republicans of Sweetland hold a meeting at Sweetland school house No 6 on Saturday June 2 at 8 PM to select nine delegates for the county convention in Muscatine on June 5 and to elect a township committeeman along with other business. J H Van Camp, Committeeman.
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Sweetland
Sweetland School House
Muscatine
J. H. van Camp
Wapsie Township Caucus to Choose Delegates in June
The republican electors of Wapsie township meet in caucus at West Liberty city hall on Saturday June 2 1996 at 3 pm to select 28 delegates for the county convention and handle other lawful business. Sr Bent Osborn Township Committeeman.
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Wapsie Township
West Liberty
Bent Osborn
Senator Allison Crowds Henry Clay in Race
The Mason City Globe Gazette notes Senator Allison narrows the gap with Henry Clay, labeling him the great pacifier in the campaign.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Senator Allison
Henry Clay
Pacifier
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