Football Games Today Across Collegiate Towns
College football schedules list contests from Western to Eastern regions. matchups include Michigan vs Indiana at Ann Arbor and Notre Dame facing Lake Forest, with many venues across Ames, Cambridge, Philadelphia, and West Point among others.
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Western
Chicago
Purdue
Marshall Field
Northwestern
Rush
Evanston
Michigan
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Madison
Illinois
Washington
Champaign
Minnesota
Beloit
Minneapolis
Iowa
Drake
Iowa City
Nebraska
Grinnell
Lincoln
Missouri
Simpson
Columbia
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Monmouth
Knox
Cornell
Ames
Franklin
Rose
Terre Haute
Notre Dame
Lake Forest
Eastern
Harvard
Maine
Cambridge
Yale
Brown
Providence
Princeton
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Philadelphia
Cornell and
Williams
Ithaca
Buffalo
New York
Dartmouth
Tufts
Manchester
Amherst
Union
West Point
Trinity
Silver Grill Chop House Transforms Into Short Order Eatery
Frank Nelson has converted the Silver Grill Chop House into a short order restaurant and promises an improved meal. He is a skilled chef and patrons praise the cuisine and service. This Saturday night a fine lunch featuring duck chicken turkey and oysters is planned with Pauchet's band expected to provide music.
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Silver Grill Chop House
Frank Nelson
Frank
Nelson
Pauchet
Purse With Large Sum Found Abandoned
Found item note offers reward by owner who must identify at this office. The purse contains a large sum of money and awaits recovery. Entry includes instructions for claimants and the location of the office.
Flour Grocers Guarantee Superior Quality to Customers
Flour grocers handling this flour authorize a guarantee that every sack is better than any other flour on the market.
Daily News Notes On Local Travel And Social Events
W H Hughes traveled on the Firefly to Davenport for a day’s visit. Marriage licenses issued for Louis Urdangen and Ida Frey er with wedding tomorrow at the city armory. Madge Stuart heads to Montpelier to teach. Pearl Penney attends Muscatine County Teachers meeting. Ed Stevens and Jettie Roberts in town for Mrs Snyder’s funeral. Mrs James Patten in critical condition. Carl Ware departs for Centerville to visit family. Annie E Robertson returns from Washington by Firefly. First shorthand class to open Monday night Oct 13 with tuition discount. Ward Willetts of Chicago attends Snyder funeral. member of Montgomery, Ward & Co. Mrs F H Shinn travels to Davenport to visit relatives. Journal correction on Miss Stocker remarks at Iowa City. C Lee Nyemaster at Muscatine Teachers’ meeting. brother of Ray Nyemaster. Delightful 6th birthday party for Chester A Lilly with many children and lawn games. Guests listed include Chester Ally, Helen Arey, Leon Hoffman, and others.
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Business College
Ward Willetts
Chicago
Margaret Snyder
Willetts
Montgomery, Ward & Co
West Fourth Street
Ed. Lilly
Chester A
Little Chester Ally
Helen Arey
Leon Hoffman
Helen
Margaret Gobble
Robert Roach
Philip Richards
Mildred Hacker
Glyde Beach
Philip Ryan
Robert Pentzer
Winnifred Ellott
William Mull
Simon Stein
Margaret McDermid
Helen Wallace
Earl Will
Odetta Tyler
Arthur Eversmeyer
Mary Munroe
Mary
Agnes Robbins
Leo Cullen
Harold Schmidt
Robert McKee
Efforts Toward Peaceful Settlement Fail In New Orleans Strike
New Orleans October 11. Negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the street railway strike end fruitless as workers reject twenty cents an hour for ten hours. The governor issues a proclamation to preserve order and protect life and property and orders militia to the city. No efforts to move streetcars will be made until Monday.
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New Orleans
Smoke House reopens under Koeckeritz and Wagner in Muscatine
The Smoke House in Muscatine has new owners Koeckeritz and Wagner who have remodeled the interior and promise a clean, refined atmosphere. They offer cigars billiards and pool and plan to trade in Mississippi river pearls with a grand opening that invites local residents to view an ornate gem filled display window. Koeckeritz, long a jeweler since 1889, and Wagner, his capable partner, seek public trust and will share business notices through the Journal for the coming year.
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Messrs. Koeckeritz
Wagner
Messrs
Koeckeritz and
Koeckeritz
Euurope
Muscatine
Messrs. Koeckeritz & Wagner
Journal
Auctioneer Promises Low Rates and Satisfaction Guarantee
An auctioneer advertises sales in or out of city at low rates with a satisfaction guarantee or no pay. Reference to U. S. Express office in Muscatine Iowa.
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U. S. Express Office
Muscatine
Iowa
Shaw in Philadelphia with papers but no decision made
Washington Oct. 11 Special Secretary Shaw is in Philadelphia with papers on the site matter. A telephone message says the case is not settled, and no decision has been announced this afternoon.
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Shaw
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
H. J. Mahin
Sioux City Chosen for Next Christian Endeavor Convention
Sioux City was selected to host the next Christian Endeavor convention. Rev. J. W. Day of Des Moines was elected president at the Cedar Rapids meeting held on October 11.
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Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Christian Endeavor
J. W. Day
Des Moines
Careless Editor Joke From The Daily Yellowhammer
A quip from the Baltimore American about a Sunday editor discharged for carelessness. The joke centers on the editor marking a cross in a bloodhound trail and paying 50 dollars for a misread article titled Ancient Greek Sandals Becoming Popular In High Society, misread as scandals.
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Yellowhammer
Baltimore American
Free Concert Left Fans Thirsty for More
A reader recalls missing a free concert last night and jests that the music was intoxicatingly good, noting the event gave the town a lively, lingering buzz.
Wedding of Ida Freyer and Louis Urdangen
Miss Ida Freyer of this city and Louis Urdangen of Montezuma wed at Old Armory Hall Sunday at 6 pm. Rabbi Bleeden and a visiting rabbi from Davenport will perform the ceremony. Hundreds of guests from many states will attend the elaborate Jewish ceremony with a banquet, grand march, and grand ball.
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Ida Freyer
Louis Urdangen
Montezuma
Old Armory Hall
Rabbi Bleeden
Davenport
United States
Iowa
Petty Offenses Dominate Court Docket in Muscatine
In South Muscatine a Thursday night fracas led to charges against Ben Wilson Frank McAvoy and William Murphy. Murphy was found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs while Wilson and McAvoy pleaded guilty and paid costs. Deems also pleaded guilty after filing against them. Lentz was released after paying costs on intoxication charges and a stranger named Frank Nelson received ten days in jail for intoxication.
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Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Eversmeyer
Ben Wilson
Frank McAvoy
William Murphy
C. Deems
Deems
Wilson
McAvoy
Murphy
Justice Eversmeyer
Notice to Contractors for Cemetery Vault Bid
City council will receive sealed bids by 7 30 p m on October 23 1902 for cemetery vault construction. Plans and specs available at city recorder office. Council may reject any or all bids. Robert Sefler Chin Cemetery Committee.
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City Recorder
Robert Sefler
Chin
A Convenient Quantity.
A quotation from the Washington Star notes a man who never protests and lets others take what is his, contrasted with a character named Mr. Bliggins who defends restraint and generosity. The exchange reflects social commentary on entitlement and decorum.
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Mr. Bliggins
Washington Star
Pearl City Panitorium Promises Boots and Coats Service
The Pearl City Panitorium advertises shoe shines for 5 cents or 50 cents monthly, and full service includes closing, pressing, and shoe shines for $1 per month. It invites customers to repair overcoats with velvet collars or sleeve linings and guarantees satisfaction. Located at 222 Iowa avenue, owner Joe T. Cosgrove warrants services.
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Pearl City
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine Horse Wins 1600 Purse at Lexington
The well known Muscatine horse Little Squaw won seven heats for a $1,600 purse in Lexington Kentucky. Her Elks meet mile pace in Muscatine drew praise, and her seven heat race averaged 2 07 7, only 1 7 seconds off the world record.
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Muscatine
Lexington
Squaw
Democrats to Nominate Township Ticket at Muscatine
Muscatine township Democrats meet tonight at City Hall to nominate a township ticket. A 64 delegate convention, chosen at Thursday caucuses, aims to avoid repeat withdrawals at the county convention as leaders seek a willing candidate.
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Muscatine Township
Porpus Helps Baby. Wife Blames Fat for Pushing
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes Porpus’s generosity to his newborn but says his wife cannot persuade him to push the baby in a carriage because he is too fat to reach the handles.
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Porpus
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Why They Could Not Get Along Says He Stuttered
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet notes tension between a couple as the man’s stuttering left the woman without time to speak, reflecting strained relations and unresolved quarrels in domestic life.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Mahins Magazine October issue highlights advertising and psychology
The October issue features Prof H L Willett on patent medicine advertising and the advertising physician, Prof W D Scott on Perception and practical psychology, and George B Waldron on farming products and rising agricultural statistics. Additional editorials and thoughtful features are included.
Lighthouse Promise Sparks Quiet Confession
A tender exchange in a story reveals a desire for a shared future near a lighthouse. He voices a wish for a life alone with her, and she agrees to a simple domestic life and light housekeeping in the imagined home.
Grandparents Joke About Horseless Power in Puck Cartoon
A humorous Puck strip features Grandma praising Grandpa’s foot as an automobile and Grandpa arguing it feels like a vehicle that might break down anytime, highlighting a playful era gag about motion and mobility.
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Puck
Man Guilty of Wool Theft Sentenced Nine Months
William Mc Cone found guilty of stealing wool from a farmer near Argo was sentenced to nine months at hard labor in the Fort Madison penitentiary. Judge Brannan imposed the sentence yesterday afternoon after overruling a motion for a new trial.
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Davenport
William McCone
Argo
Fort Madison
Brannan
Letts Woman Miss Pearle Hildabrand In City Visit
Miss Pearle Hildabrand of Letts visited the city today as reported by The Journal. Her arrival was noted in the brief society segment in the newspaper.
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Pearle Hildabrand
Letts
Lost or Stolen Pup Prince Missing In Iowa Avenue
White and brown spotted puppy answers to Prince. Reward offered for information leading to his return. Contact Wm Schoenig on Iowa avenue.
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Prince
Wm. Schoenig
Iowa Avenue
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F. H. Shinn
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Ray Nyemaster
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Second St
Muscatine, Ia
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L. G Burnett
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Mira Hershey
P. W. Francis
L. G. Burnett
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S. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
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J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
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Muscatine Savings Bank
Cuamprarcin
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Iron Mask
Alexander Dumas
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Grand Opera House
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