Millinery at The Tobon at Cost Tonight
Announcement notes closing out millinery stock including flowers and feathers at The Tobon store. Ad encourages buying now while prices are at cost with lively local promotional tone. Also mentions birth notice for a son to Mr and Mrs A G Nutting in St Paul Minnesota and notes administrator ads by Huttig and Watt.
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Tome
Princess
Huttig
Minn
Nutting
Mann Berry
West Third Street
Triefly
Illinois farmer arrested after escape on Muscatine bridge
A poorly legible item recalls an Illinois farmer named Foscer, arrested in a city after a runaway accident on the Muscatine high bridge. He is held after police say he has been intoxicated for days and failed to retire home, with a note of routine arrests. An advertisement section mentions Millinery at Droden and Electric Bitters as a health remedy.
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Gon
Foster
Illnoia
Muscatine High Bridge
Foscer
Faye
A Rhinevault
Vesti Canter
Havercamp
Proscription
Ady
Civil War Veterans Seek Cars for Decoration Day Parade
Twelve automobiles belonging to Shelby Norman Post, Grand Army of the Republic, will be used to transport veterans in the Decoration Day parade. Auto owners are asked to lend their vehicles Friday to let aged Civil War survivors display patriotism while avoiding strenuous exertion. Communicate with EH CG Lawrence, secretary of theCamuter hal club.
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Voterang
Shelby Norman Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Mays
Old Soldiers’ Organization
Norman Post
Lgcal
CG. Lawrence
Camuter Hal Club
Morse Elected Head of Hudson Boat Line
New York May 29 Charles W Moree was elected today president of the Hudson Navigation company, owners of a line of steamboats operating on the Hudson River. Morse had headed the company in 1800 but was deposed a year later. John W McKinnon, who followed, sold his interest to a bankers syndicate, which placed it in Morse's hands, giving him control.
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New York
Charles W. Moree
Hudson Navigation Company
Hudson River
Morse
John W. Mckinnon
Morso
Wily Presented in District Court Probate Hearing
In the district court today there was little activity aside from a single filing by the county clerk. The last will and testament of the late Mary Plessy was presented for probate and publicly read with the hearing set for June 28.
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Uhdle
Mary Plessy
Katsura's Party Calls Cabinet Inadequate on California Ownership
An official statement from Count Katsura's new party in Tokyo, May 28, says the present cabinet cannot resolve the California land ownership issue. After three conferences with Count Katsura, further steps are anticipated to address the dispute.
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California
Tay Point Tokio
Japan
Count Katsura
Calivalesrent Pursues own Propaganda On Alspite
After a recent illness the party shifts strategy adopting its own propaganda line regarding the alspite. The move signals a reassertion of messaging and positions within the group as it seeks to influence public discourse.
Father Punished Son Under Police Escort
A 13 year old was chastised by his father W. J. Jacobsen an employee of Roach and Musser Sash and Door Company. The incident occurred near their home and drew a crowd leading to police involvement. Officer Springborn arrested the father who was later released. no charges filed as of today.
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Gouth
W. J. Jacobsen
Roach and Musser Sash and Door Company
Springborn
Roosevelt Case Drunk Report Sparks Legal Debate
In a courtroom debate about a published article on Roosevelt and alleged drunkenness, defense and counsel clashed over hearsay evidence and motive. Attorney Pound argued against mitigating damages without proving the editor believed the reports true before publishing, while Van Benshotten urged caution on admissibility. Court adjourned without jury as arguments continued.
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Tre
Ibel
Tris
Bolder
Trio
W. H. van Bensehotten
Roosevelt
Tolever
Pound
St. Paul
Mr. Pound
King of England
Pianos and social events fill Omurch week
A series of piano recitals by Miss Sade Wilson students opens at the First Presbyterian church with seven young pianists led by Miss Vivian Votter and others. Additional programs feature readings by Wath Barnard, later evenings for Mildred Will, Inex Shatnit, Marguerite Hinkle, Gertrude Davidson and six more pupils. Separate events include Bridgley gatherings, Kensington parties, and Junior receptions with multiple hostesses and musical attractions across the week.
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Omurch
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Sade-Wilson
Weat Third Street
Vivian Votter
Marian Pixler
Elizabeth Perguson
Ruth Norton
Dorothy Eolbert
Alice Ingham
Grace Seems
Pupis
Wath Barnard
Mfiss
Marguerite Hinkle
Gertrude Davidson
Nola Gatiell
Irma Yolle
Glyde Beach
Adele Field
Geralding Rolland
Helen Moss
Eilzabeth Lilly- Mees
Senion Cass
Inscating High School
Salers
Musterang Cwill
Irma Addlenar
Gertrude Funck
Raymond Jeffries
Ralf Grigsby
Fleanor Chafee
Certride Angersonel
Mixa Jrma Adalman
Clodina Stellar
Authorize Probe of Conditions in West Virginia
Washington May 8 By a viva voce vote the senate passed a resolution authorizing a sweeping investigation of conditions preceding and accompanying the coal strike in the Paint Creek region West Virginia The resolution will be carried out by the education and labor committee and will probe peonage immigration law violations interference with mails and post offices and possible violations of the US Constitution in military trials It will also examine alleged Sherman act violations by operators and immigration authority discrimination at ports of entry and whether arms and explosives were imported for improper use
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Washington, D. C
Palnt Creek
West Virginia
Kern
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
United States
Miltary
Paint Creek
Perre Auto Incl
Dmit Warmann
Ehrmann Manufacturing Company
Kred Edward Wade
Indor
Ehrmann
Barmann
Wade
Ehrmann Faces Murder Charge After Self Defense Claim
Eyewitness accounts contradict Ehrmann’s self defense assertion after Wade’s death. Ehrmann admitted killing Wade, but prosecutors allege murder in the first degree based on conflicting testimony and events leading up to the incident.
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Barmann
Ehrmann
Wade
Teacher Mother to Test Ruling on Marrying Chiefs
New York officials said a board of education rule prohibiting marriage by teachers and motherhood is to be tested in court. Mrs Gridget M Pellotta, a principal at Public School No 14, was charged with neglect of duty for marrying without disclosure and reporting birth of her child. She married in February 1912 and kept silent, then became a mother while on sick leave. Trial by the board was set to follow.
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New York Way
Board of Eiusation
Gmnouneenant
Counse
Gridget M. Pellotta
Pebsolto
Wholesale firm pleads today over tainted ketchup case
The wholesale concern enters a plea and is fined $10 and costs for alleged violations of the pure food laws tied to handling ketchup claimed to contain deleterious ingredients. State Pure Food Commissioner W B Barney brought the case before Judge Rowan. a plea of guilty was entered, with the fine imposed afterward.
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Cue Up
Goveruupapy
State Pure Ood
W.B. Barney
Rowan
Aeon
Chaperon Kids at the Playgrounds
Civic association narrows supervision at Oak Street playgrounds after a meeting. Women residents to supervise grounds daily from 4 to 6 pm with Saturdays open. latest petition from about seventy five youths seeks reopening for children.
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Oakstreet
Civic Association
Te Property
West Liberty Auto Driver Badly Hurt in Crash
Inwa City May 23 a West Liberty auto driver Charles Waite was badly injured when his car skidded and overturned on a nearby road. Garfield, also of West Liberty and a United States mail clerk, was less severely hurt. Waite, who had driven from West Liberty to test his car for a race next Friday, suffered severe internal injuries as the car tore a tire and flipped. A telegram was sent to his wife who was expected to arrive this afternoon.
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Inwa City
Laws
Charles Waite
West Liberty
BL & RR
Garfield
United States Mail
Waite
Troit
Banner Lodge Enjoys Delightful May Meeting
Banner Lodge members gathered for a lively May committee series event at the A. Ou. The regular business portion included an initiation and other matters. Entertainment committees were named. About 150 attendees enjoyed a social hour, a picnic supper, dancing, and performances by several pianists and readers. A later note mentions Waite sustaining injuries and being hospitalized after an incident.
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Banner Lodge
A. Ou
Jung
Joseph Wilkey
Ada Brown
Ema Krone
Rose Hilmer
Laura Ezcent
Kate Hitman
Minnie Remand
J. G. Kamimarer
Flora Benham
Corrine Wallingsford
Olo
Charlotte Barnard
Mae Kent
Alice Seems
Boston Shoe Shop Ad Promises Quality Shoes and Repairs
A Muscatine advertisement offering new shoes and repair work from the Boston Shoe Shop in the German American Bank building promises guaranteed quality and test price. It lists 501 ID, 2nd St and a passing suggestion for customers.
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Boston
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Ab Reed OS
B. Schmidt Shoe Store
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Prop
Toben
Doret Watt
FH. W. Watts
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Illinois
Cusprice
Troden
aAdy
Zar
Hudson Boat Line
Wily
Pol'ce Escort
T. R
J. F. Devitt
Dire
Davitt
Felicitss
Markey
Bridge
Krenslagton
Devitt
Tag Sigma Alpha
First Presbyterian c
Mary Martin
Broadway
Tugaday
Bla Gerisabech
Wouser Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Foreign Sienary Society of the Church
Isg
Lulu Goliseh
Chenty
China
B. McCorm
Apg
Ehoir
Eva Leézotte Prettliy
N Hird Street
Helena Ahrens
Davenport
Missy Anna Molis
Miss Ahrens
Golo Club
Kensington
Oavron Guilds
Trinity Guild
St. Margaret's Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. S. Wells
East Front Street
St. Margaret’s Guild
George Reader
Mulberry Avernue
Wells
Lis Guild
Fitzsimmons
Henry Metzner
Frad D. Miller
Plang
Menihers
Avenus Kensington Club
Carl Briton
Ker
Town Avenue
Inez Shafnir
W. PB. Strainig
Hell
West Ninth Street
Misa Florence Malone
East Eighth Street
Mina
Mary Ribek
Cint Towers
Ald Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Q. Sauer
W. Zele
I. Lee
G. Shields
E. McQuown
W. F. Mikseh
E. B. Seem
Leola, Lee
Milas Myrta Baker
Harry Hahn
First Methodist
Episcopal Churen
Burington
W. VA
West Liberty Autorier
Journal
G. W. Keckler
East Second Street
2Nd St
Muscatine Shining Parlor
Housetold Goods
Aya
Thompson Bros. Co
Muscatine, Iowa
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