Morning Star excursion sails Davenport crowd
The steamer Morning Star ran an excursion from Davenport on Thursday afternoon, filled to capacity as would be excursionists turned away. It reached the city at five and sailed back at 6 15 in the evening. Babe Adams of Walesburg is accused of assaulting L C Orbach, sporting editor and official scorer, at Traill Park. Orbach says he will file information later.
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Morning Star
Davenport
Maseballo
Trall Park
Babe Adams
Walesburg
L. C. Orbach
Orbach
Adams
Bijou Electric hosts lively local show tonight
Wesley Nickling of Coal Valley and Miss Judie Styvert of Maine visit the city as guests of Mrs Peter Romann at 501 Bismarck Street. The event features poultry meats including chicken and veal as well as beef lamb and home-made summer sausage from C. E. Richard & Sons. Phone 548.
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C. E. Richard & Sons
Wesley Nickling
Coal Valley
Judie Styvert
Maine
Mra
Peter Romann
Bismarck Street
C. HE. Richard & Sons
Interest Increases In The Ring Contest
As the time shortens, interest grows in the Mamond ring contest to be worn by the Carnival queen. The Moose lodge officers released a latest list of entrants including Helen Bond Florence Kranz L Bell Katherine Finnigan Lilah Rosenmund Anna Fry Bertha Shappless Elda Nietzel Esther Vetter Clara Connell Rose Witteman Hulda Zeldher Tda Davis Helen Dealing Helen Nein Mabel Kranz Lil Yan Bronner Bess Williams Emma Phillips Stella Williams Edna Kautz Mabel Strohm Helen Bronner.
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Moose Lodge
Helen Bond
Florence Kranz
L. Bell
Katherine Finnigan
Lilah Rosenmund
Anna Fry
Bertha Sharpless
Elda Nietzel
Esther Vetter
Clara Connell
Rose Witteman
Zemo Promises Fast eczema relief with guaranteed claims
An ad from the BE W Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis markets Zemo as a guaranteed cure for eczema. It promises itch relief, rash, and bleeding healing, noting quick absorption with no grease and a purer liquid feel. Sold by druggists for 1 dollar large bottle and 25 cent trial bottle. Henderson Drug Co. carries it.
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Zemo
BE. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Henderson Drug Co
Responsibility for Reciprocity Debate in Congress
Washington May 81 The House debated Canadian reciprocity during military academy appropriation discussions. Rep Shackleford claimed Taft influenced the reciprocity bill. Rep Prince countered that Democrats back Taft. Roosevelts stance drew praise from Prince while Hardwick criticized him for defending recall of judicial decisions. A petition of 21,079 farmers urged repeal of reciprocity, and Roosevelt’s position on its terms surfaced in the exchange.
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Washington, D. C
House
Shackleford
Missouri
Taft
Representative Prince
Ilinois
Prince
Lloyd
Roosevelt
Representative Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
New Jersey
Representative Good
Iowa
Bryan
Dyer
Lobeck
Nebraska
Gudger
North Carolina
Steenerson
Commencement Held at Lone Tree High School
Lone Tree high school held its commencement before a large audience. Prof Bohumil Shimek of the Lews State University gave the address. Displomas were presented by G J Day, with the response by Miss Elsie Holdeman.
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Lone Tree
Lone Tree High School
J. H. Jehner
J. C. Buell
Mra. Kid. Kelso
Bohumil Shimek
Lews State University
Muscatine Club Names New Manager Kreig Aboard
At a Muscatine baseball board meeting this afternoon W F Kreig of Chillicothe Missouri a former National League player was chosen as successor to Manager E E Colman who resigned. Kreig has been recommended by locals and visiting players and will report to Muscatine as manager arriving tomorrow.
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Muscatine Baseball
W. FF. Kreig
Chillicothe
EE l Colman
Krelg
Muscatine Asanager
Two Offenders in Justice Court Today
Thomas Russell was brought before Judge Rowan today charged with assaulting Dan Osborn yesterday afternoon. In trial to court Helen was found guilty and fined $2 and costs. Wes Worley received a thirty day jail sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication. He testified to tossing plates at his wife yesterday. Baker's Body Is Recovered. Lone Tree Indiana May 24 The body of Robert Baker who was drowned in the Iowa river at River Junction this morning was recovered a few feet from where he sank. Young Baker, not a good swimmer, entered the water and called for aid. his cousin tried to help but they both were swept under and could not be saved.
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Thomas Russell
Rowan
Dan Osborn
Helen
Wes. Worley
Baker
Lone Tree
Robert Baker
Iowa River
River Junction
Honest Advice to Consumptives Promotes Wekman's Alterative
Skeptics doubt cure of Consumption but readers are urged to try Wekman's Alterative with claims of recoveries. A Philadelphia testimonial from Howard L. Klotz describes two years of lung hemorrhages, relief after March 1902, and a stated cure. The ad cites Eckman Laboratory and A. G. Bestenlenner as local sellers and offers a booklet of recoveries.
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Wekman
Susquehanna Ave
Phila
Eckman
Pickman
Altapeetya
Howard L
Klotz. Wekman
A. G. Bestenlenner
2Nd St
Pooklat
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Youngsters of Union 70 Picnic at Hershey Pasture
The juvenile Button Workers Protective union plans a Saturday outing at Hershey pasture with auto rides for children, athletic contests, and various games. Owners have offered cars for a short countryside ride. refreshments, including summer sausage, will be served.
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Button Workers’ Protective Union
Hershey Pasture
Spectator Struck by Bat in Burlington Columbus Junction Game
In a Burlington vs Columbus Junction Independents baseball game, spectator C. J. Overholt was struck in the head by a bat that slipped from Prank George during the second inning. Overholt received five stitches at his father Dr. J. L. Overholt’s office. J. B. Griffith was lightly injured by the same bat. Burlington won 29 to 10.
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Columbus Junction
Way
C. J. Overholt
Burlington
George
Overholt
J. L. Overholt
J. B. Griffith
Hawkeye Purchases Amsterdam Button Plant
The Hawkeye Pearl Button Company of this city purchased the machinery of the Amsterdam Button Company plant and plans to move it to Canton, Michigan later this year. Bids were received, Hawkeye offered the highest, and Canton residents wish a finishing plant there with a reinforced building. Hawkeye’s Missouri branch was burned down previously.
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Hawkeye Pearl Button Company
Amsterdam Button Company
Canton
Mio
Hawkeye Company
Missouri
Funeral of Miss Ella Thompson Held
Funeral services for Miss Ella Thompson were held at 2:80 o'clock this afternoon at her home, with Dr. L M Grigsby of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers were Raymond Titus John Hocke Henry Detthof J A Stephens Fred Beach and Thomas Barry.
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Ella Thompson
West Thirg Street
L. M. Grigsby
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Raymond Titus
John Hocke
Henry Detthof
J. A. Stephens
Fred Beach
Thomas Barry
Brown business college students enjoy Weed park outing
The Brown business college students and about thirty friends enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Weed park with an elegant picnic supper and a boys baseball game. Chaperoned by instructor Miss Liebke and new principal C Hr Longenecker from Cincinnati. The Ladies Aid of the German Congregational church hosted refreshments at the parsonage. They plan a church cleaning session next week. Primary election located at Alert Hose House next Monday per County Auditor A Lawrence.
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Brown Business College
Weed Park
Liebke
C. Hr. Longenecker
Longenecker
Muscatine
Cincinnati
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Congregational Church
Henry Schwalm
Alert Hose House
Lawrence
Red Flag Symbolism Sparks Debate Over Socialism and History
A reader letter disputes a newspaper's portrayal of the Red Flag at Socialist headquarters, arguing the banner symbolizes solidarity not violence. The writer cites Betsy Ross and Mayor Gaynor, compares to yellow suffrage banners, and notes legal liability for removing emblems, ending with a historical reference to the Red Flag once atop slave auctions.
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Ediot Journal
Emma Goldman
Betsy Ross
Gaynor
New York City
Mr. Gaynor
Not Patriotic, He Says War Fueled by Capitalists
Lee W. Lang argues patriotism is tied to capitalist interests citing the Spanish American War and McKinley’s resistance. He claims sugar magnates drove war, workers bore the costs, ate embalmed beef, and bled overseas, asserting free speech is restricted by recent events.
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McKinley
Chicago
Lee W. Lang
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Virginia
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Tfurtig Mie. Co
Vitagraph
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Judson. Poors
Lale
Bijou Electric
Eoz
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F. F. Dalley CO
Led
Buffalo
N. Y. Hamilton
Ont
NOUSE
Lone Tree High
Board OF Directors
UNION
East Second St
Hawkeye
Amsterdam
Nobby
Ruthenberg
E. 2Nd Street
Golf Club
Elite
Redland
Gee. W. Reulings
Beach
Peosta
Casper
W. 2Nd St
Anson Clothing Co
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