Veterans Parade Honors Shelby Norman Post in City
Old soldiers from Shelby Norman Post 150 march in a column through the city led by Col. Frank Bishop. Rev E C Brooks addresses at Court House Square after readings of Gettysburg, with band selections and a flower tribute on the water for fallen seamen. Morning graveside ceremonies at Greenwood and St Marys cemeteries with wreaths conclude the day.
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Shelby Norman Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Court Square
E. C. Brooks
Musserville Methodist Church
Iowa Avenue
Frank Bishop
Fifty-Fourth Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Company C
Roy C. Brown
M,. QO. Stanwood
Mulberry
Court House Square
Court House
Paudet
J. W. Potter
Lincoln
C. A. Peck
Panchet
Gus. Schmidt
M. O. Stanwood
America
Rebekah and Old Maid Activities Highlight Local Notice
Local notices advertise a Rebekah entertain ment May List and an Old Maid’s Association event at the I O O F hall tomorrow night. Miss Minerva Hartman arrived from the east on No 11 Monday night. John Wilson Sr returns from Letts to visit sons Robert and William. Chas Switzer of Shell Rock returns home after winter stay with J W Davis at 301 Sycamore Street. Skirts and jackets offered for 14c.
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Minerva Hartman
Chas. Switzer
Shell Rock
J. W. Davis
Sycamore Street
James Cotter Sells Out In Local Plumbing Sale
Louis P. Schlooser buys the James Cotter plumbing shop at 217 West Second Street and takes over the business. He will run plumbing and heating supplies, has city roots, and plans to advertise his work.
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Louis P. Schlooser
West Second Street
James Cotter
Mr. Schlooser
Barry People
Corry & Vernentin
Mr. Cotter
Petition for Rehearing Filed in Biennial Amendment Case
The appellants filed a petition for rehearing with the clerk of the Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines on Monday. They urge the court to advance the case to the September term due to public interest. Attorneys E. H. McCall and J. L. Parrish represent the appellants.
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Supreme Court
Des Moines
E. H. McCall
J. L. Parrish
Baseball Scores Morning Games in Big Leagues May 30
National League New York 7 Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 0. Boston 3 Philadelphia 15. Cincinnati 0. Chicago ae American Philadelphia 6 New York 5. Washington 3 Boston 4. Cleveland 6 St. Louis 3. Chicago 0. Detroit 1 in 10 innings. Western League Des Moines 8 St. Joseph 3. Three I League Rock Island 6 Davenport 4. Springfield 11 Peoria 4.
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Ill
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Rock Island
Davenport
Springfield
Peoria
Miss Eleanor Lowden to Teach English at Local High School
Eleanor Lowden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Lowden Iowa Falls sister of Frank C. Lowden of Chicago will teach English at the local high school. A Grinnell and Radcliffe College graduate she studied at Harvard’s Radcliffe. Funeral services for James Irwin set for Thursday at 10 from his Pine Creek home.
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Eleanor Lowden
L. O. Lowden
Iowa Falls
Frank C. Lowden
Chicago
Iowa College
Grinnell
Radcliffe College
Harvard University
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
George M. Pullman
James Irwin
Iowa
Pine Creek
Montpelier
Pennsylvania
Fairport
Chicago live stock markets report with May 30 results
Cattle receipts 3500 steady with good to prime prices 5.60 to 6.40. stockers 2.75 to 5.00. cows 2.60 to 3.00. Hogs receipts 18000 steady to 5 cents higher. good to heavy 5.30 to 5.37, rough 4.75 to 5.25, light 5.30 to 5.45. bulk 5.35 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 153000 steady to strong with lambs 4.75 to 7.25 and sheep 3.50 to 5.00.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United Presbyterian Assembly Votes to Meet in Richmond 1906
The United Presbyterian general assembly at Washington Iowa voted to convene next year in Richmond Indiana. Dr Cowan of Indianapolis spoke for Richmond and Dr Russell for Winona chautauqua board. Mrs Campbell gave an address and highlighted home mission work.
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Washington
Richmond
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Ind
Cowan
Indianapolis
Russell
Winona Chautauqua Board
H Cc. Campbell
Home Mission
Ladies’ Society
India
Egypt
N. W. Stevenson
Assembly
Presley Thompson
Thomas Park
Allegeny, Pa
Decoration Day
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary May 30
Butter was easy at creameries 16 to 20 cents and dairies 16 to 19 cents. Eggs were easy at 14 to 14 1/2 cents. Chicago market report notes small price movement with creameries holding slightly higher ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report May 30
Poultry market steady with turkeys 14 to 15 cents per pound, chickens 13 cents, springs per dozen 3 dollars and 6.50 dollars in a concise Chicago market update.
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Chicago
Man Kicked by Horse at Coyner's Livery
Henry Crelley employed at Coyner's Livery was kicked at the barn yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The hoof struck him below the shoulder but no bones were broken and he expects to return to work soon.
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Henry Crelley
Coyner’s
Louisville Sluggers Defeat Stars in East Seventh Street Game
The Louisville Sluggers beat the Eastern Stars 19 to 4 in a morning baseball game on East Seventh Street. Lineups list Warren Davis through Eddie McGrue for Louisville and C David Diamond to Elmer Bell for the Eastern Stars.
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Louisville Sluggers
Eastern Stars
East Seventh
Warren Davis
David Diamond
Bert Leslie
Harold Morgan
Harold Stein
Ollie Munn
Ray Murlbut
Bennie Share
Carl Kautz
Ribst Nae
Lollie Davis
Elmer Bell
Harry Coln Koy Beauts
David Lovenfield
Willie Volger
Irving Heerd
Alfred Oleson
Eddie McGrue
War to Go On Says Cassini Time of War Loudly Declared
At the Russian embassy Count Cassini spoke in low spirits on May 30 saying the war must continue until the tables are turned. He believed Admiral Rojestvensky saved part of his squadron and that the passage of the straits inflicted great damage on the opposing fleet.
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Russia
Washington
Count Cassini
Rojestvensky
Rathbone Sisters Excursion Brings Large Crowd to City
The steamer Columbia from the Tri Cities arrives with over 400 Rathbone Sisters from Moline II. They are hosted by Irving Temple at the Iowa avenue hall and entertained by the local Rathbone lodge during their visit.
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Rathbone Sisters Lodge
Moline
Columbia
Tri-Cities
Rathbone Sisters
Irving Temple
Iowa Avenue
Russian Fleet Sunk Except Orel and Nicholas I
Official dispatch from Tokio reports all Russian battleships sunk except the Orel and Nicholas I which were captured. Admirals Rojestvensky Volkersham and Nebogatoff are prisoners. The hospital ship Orel with the fleet has reached Vladivostok.
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Nebogatoff
Orel
Flood Damage From Heavy Rain Near Sioux City
Heavy rainfall in twenty four hours reached 3.16 inches around Sioux City Iowa causing 16000 dollars damage to bridges and streets. Six bridges are out of commission and only two blocks of unpaved streets remain passable. Suburbs of Leeds were inundated last night.
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Sioux City
Ila
Leeds
Firemen's Convention to Nominate Fire Chief and Assistants
Muscatine Fire Department members are called to meet at City Hall Monday June 5 at 7 30 PM to nominate by ballot a chief engineer first assistant and second assistant chief, nominees to be confirmed by the city council. Per order Louis C Kautz Fire Chief.
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Muscatine
Rev Brooks to Speak at Knox Club Lecture
Reverend Brooks of South Muscatine M E Church will lecture titled Within Prison Walls under the Knox club auspices of the First Presbyterian church on June 5. The talk is a famed, literary rarity for local readers.
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Knox Club
Brooks
South Muscatine M. E
First Presbyterian Church
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