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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

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Powers Seek Balkan Conference as War Threat Dims

Multiple dispatches Oct 14 report major powers, excluding Austria Hungary, backing an international conference to settle the Balkan dispute. Servia warns of war if not satisfied, Germany pledges alignment with Britain on Austria Hungary annexation, while Bulgaria denies an imminent mobilization and asserts Serbia remains calm.

Constantinople Austria-Hungary Austria Paris Germany Great Britain Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria- Hungary

Roosevelt Keefe immigration post questioned in 1908 dispute

Detroit Longshoremen president Daniel J. Keefe denied New York Democratic headquarters claims he was offered the role of commissioner general of immigration by President Roosevelt. Keefe says no offer occurred and he did not endorse a AFL letter backing Bryan. He says his stance remains Taft.

Washington, D. C Loeb Roosevelt Daniel J. Keefe Detroit International Association of Longshoremen Keefe Taft Gompers Mich Longshoremen Union New York Immigration P. H. Morrissey The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Powell Clayton Executive Council American Federation of Labor Detroit Free Press Free Press Labor Bryan Association of Steam Shovelers and Dredgers

Fire in Koenigsbrube Coal Mine Traps 100 Men

A fire in a Koenigsbrube coal mine gallery 350 feet deep trapped about 100 workers this morning. rescuers freed all but three men who suffocated before escape.

Koenigsbuette Prussia Koenigsbrube

Train derails as bridge burns near Shannon Kansas

Lincoln Neb Oct 14 A westbound Missouri Pacific passenger train struck a burning bridge two miles east of Shannon Kan. Three coaches derailed and burned. No lives thought lost though several persons reported injured.

Lincoln Neb Missouri Pacific Shannon Kan

Freshman Hazel Slaughter Slumps After Iowa Scrimmage Injury

Hazel L. Slaughter, a university freshman from Waterloo, Iowa, broke his left leg in a scrimmage with the Iowa eleven last night in Iowa City. The incident occurred during the practice before the upcoming season.

Iowa City Hazel L. Slaughter Waterloo Iowa

Reckless bankers on trial in Gotham

New York Oct. 14 Charles W. Morse organizer of the American Ice Company and the Consolidated Steamship Company and Alfred H. Curtis former president of the National Bank of North America were today placed on trial on charges of violating national banking laws and conspiracy.

New York, N.,y Charles W. Morse American Ice Company Consolidated Steamship Company Alfred H. Curtis National Bank of North America

Democrats See Cold Reception in Le Claire Campaign Stop

Davenport Iowa October 14. The democratic campaign drew a sparse crowd in Le Claire with 187 supporters aboard a special train from Davenport. Despite Henry Vollmer and Candidate Walsh on stage total attendance reached about 360, signaling a frosty reception for the effort.

Davenport le Claire Henry Vollmer Walsh

Cubs Beat Tigers 2–0 To Retain World Series Title

Chicago defeats Detroit 2 to 0 in early World Series play to hold the championship. Opening batteries Donovan Schmidt for Detroit and Overall Kling for Chicago. Chicago scores in first on Evers and Schulte hits. later Kling scores on Evers double. Other innings show no runs with Sheckard and Scheinflug key plates.

Detroit Mich Chicago Cubs Donovan Schmidt Kling Chicago Wild Bill Sheckard Schaefer Evers Schulte Chance Steinfeldt Crawford Hofman Loughlin Tinker O'Leary Teyen

Balloons in North Sea Race Suffer Disasters and Rescues

Multiple balloons in the international cup race from Schmargendorf encounter peril in the North Sea. Castilla sinks near Heligoland. crews rescued. St. Louis drifts under treacherous air currents and is rescued after hours at sea. Others land near Cuxhaven Bremerhaven and Ottendorf with some crews saved.

Cuxhaven Castilla Berlin Heligol

New Bill of Lading Adopted by 416 Railroads

Chicago Oct 14 The 416 railroads in the official classification of territory will send notices to shippers stating that from Nov 1 the new uniform bill of lading required by the Interstate Commerce Commission will apply. Shippers accepting the new bill face regular rates. those who refuse face carrier liability but with legal limits and a 10 percent higher charge.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission

St Andrew Brotherhood Opens Silver Jubilee in Milwaukee

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, the laymen of the Episcopal church, opened its silver jubilee convention in Milwaukee on October 14. The meetings today and throughout the week will be devoted to devotional character.

Milwaukee Wis Brotherhood of St. Andrew Episcopal Church

Fire Wrecks Davenport Elevator and Sheds

A morning fire at the old Seaverns elevator in Davenport, owned by D Rothschild Grain Co, caused about 200000 in damage. The blaze destroyed the elevator and five grain sheds with 4020 barrels of syrup stored in one shed. Losses include lumber and grain, with insurance expected to cover elevator lumber and grain.

Davenport Seaverns D. Rothschild Grain Co Corn Products Co Mueller Lumber Co Corn Products Company Chicago

Tucker Ili Kept at St Louis In No Grave Danger

St Louis Oct 14 No attempt to renew his journey to Hot Springs Ark was made today by Col William F Tucker the assistant paymaster general of the United States army whose arrest on charges of wife abandonment was reported from Decatur Ill yesterday Reports that Tucker s physical condition had taken a grave turn for the worse were discounted at his apartments in the Southern hotel but Dr Behrens the house physician stated an attempt to move him might result fatally

St. Louis Hot Springs Ark William F. Tucker United States Army Decatur Ill Tucker Southern Hotel Behrens

Bryan Draws Crowds Across Nebraska Tour

In Columbus and Schuyler Nebraska on October 14, William Jennings Bryan spoke to several hundred farmers and a larger audience in Schuyler. He urged support for congressional, state, and legislative tickets and criticized President Roosevelt for meddling in the campaign, insisting he confronts two opponents.

Columbus Neb Bryan Nebraska North Bend Schuyler Roosevelt

Kern and Sherman Begin Campaign Tours in the East

New York City and Hornell reports show John W. Kern launching a seven day speaking tour in the east with a first speech at Elizabeth New Jersey this afternoon. In Hornell James S. Sherman delivers the opening address for a campaign swing in New York State running through the week ending just before the election.

New York N. Y John W. Kern Elizabeth N. J Sherman Hornell James S. Sherman Empire State

Cedar Rapids 10 Get Next Council

Iowa City Oct 14. Cedar Rapids prepares for the next annual great council of the Iowa Red Men. W B Keffer of Des Moines the new senior sagamore became ill and was taken to Des Moines. The Iowa great council Degree of Pocahontas names officers for the year including Mrs Elizabeth Beals Belle Plaine Mrs Sam Gore Hocking Mrs Etta Kehm Des Moines keeper of records Mrs Jessie Miller Ames prophetess Mrs Katie Bronson Des Moines guard of tepee Mrs Katie Vaughn Marengo guards of forest Mrs William Witherall Knoxville scouts Mrs Chas Howe Clinton Mrs P D Swick Boone keeper of wampum Mrs Jurena McClellan Algona.

Iowa City Cedar Rapids Great Council Iowa Red Men W. B. Keffer Des Moines Iowa Great Council Pocahontas Elizabeth Beals Belle Plaine Minnehaha Sam Gore Hocking Winona Etta Kehm Jessie Miller Ames Katie Bronson Tepee Katie Vaughn Marengo Forest William Witherall Knoxville Chas. Howe Clinton P. D. Swick Boone Wampum Jurena McClellan Algona

Fraud charges against Tamany repeaters in elections

New York report says independence party campaign committee supplied sworn evidence to the state superintendent of elections alleging wholesale registration fraud and plans by Tamany leaders to register hundreds of repeaters for the upcoming election.

New York Independence Party State Superintendent of Elections

Rhode Island Republicans Endorse Roosevelt and Taft Ticket

Rhode Island Republicans at their state convention endorsed the tariff revision and nominated a ticket headed by Governor Aram J. Pothier and Lieutenant Governor Arthur W. Dennis. The slate also included Secretary of State Charles P. Pennett Attorney General William B. Greenough and Treasurer Walter A. Read.

Rhode Island Roosevelt Taft Providence R. L Sherman Aram J. Pothier Arthur W. Dennis Chas. P. Pennett William B. Greenough Walter A. Read

Ministers Appeals Highlight Missionary Convention

New Orleans on October 14 reports discussions at the international missionary convention of the Churches of Christ. Ministers relief church extension and temperance were debated with Rev. Vernon Stauffer of Angola Indiana issuing a strong appeal for better care of ministers.

New Orleans International Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ Vernon Stauffer Angola Ind

Tafts Train Accident Highlights Ohio Campaign

Taft's special train derailed on a Cadiz Junction spur while climbing a grade, narrowly missing a plunge on a 20 foot embankment. He spoke to large audiences in Wellsville Empire and Toronto as he pressed for tariff protections and labor policy.

Cadiz Taft Pennsylvania Railroad Cadiz Junction Wellsville Empire Toronto Liverpool Ohio Cleveland Bryan Gompers Wadsworth Elyria Lorain East Liverpool Philippines Panama Canal Oregon American Federation of Labor Federation of Labor Democratic Party Daniel Keefe

Weather Forecast Chart for Illinois and Nearby Areas

The forecast shows fair conditions tonight with warmer temperatures tomorrow. Illinois outlook: fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the southern portion tonight. Sunrise at 6 00, sunset 6 11 and moonrise at 8 28.

Illinois

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