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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

5

Democrats Charge Keefe With Labor Leader Scheme

York Oct 14 The Democratic national committee alleges Daniel J Keefe of Detroit longshoremen’s president and AFL vice president conspired with Roosevelt to back Taft by offering Keefe the post of commissioner general of immigration Keefe denied the accusation while the AFL executive council circular backing Taft is cited as supporting proof of the deal If true another major labor leader in New York is said to hold further details.

Federation of Labor Bryan Daniel Jeefe Detroit International Association of Longshoremen Democratic Committee Keefe Washington Sargent Gompers Federation William Bell Executive Council The American Federation of Labor Organizations of Labor Taft Democratic Committees Mation Roosevelt New York

Greek Laborer Injured in Rock Island Work Near Fairport

A Greek laborer named Scholnik employed by the Rock Island railroad was badly hurt while assisting repairs along the right of way near Fairport. While piling heavy timbers to reinforce small bridges, a timber fell from the pile, striking his right leg and chest. He was taken to Davenport for medical care after the Firefly train was paused.

Rock Island Railroad Fairport Rock Island Scholnik Davenport

South Muscatine Socialists Plan Quarters and Growth

The South Muscatine socialist branch formed last week will secure permanent quarters soon and rent a hall for regular meetings. A committee is checking hall prices and aims for about 100 members by election time. The group includes Debs supporters and expects rapid expansion with a growing local following.

South Muscatine Socialist Party of Iowa South End Debs Fred Seltzer Wiettenburg Germany Charles Andrews Burlington John A. O'Dell Oakville Hoopes M. Manlove George Barrett Near High Prairie Gertrude Hanft Letts

Muscatine Couple Married in Peoria Ceremony

Glen Collette and Miss Sadie Wheeler, well known Muscatine residents, were married Saturday at the parsonage of the Fourteenth Street Baptist church in Peoria Illinois. The couple, long separated from their hometown, will reside in Peoria. Collette works in lumber with Star Lumber Co. Wheeler was in the auditing department at Reay shirt factory.

South Muscatine Glen Collette Sadie Wheeler Peoria Ill Fourteenth Street Baptist Church James Lenark Muscatine Collette Star Lumber Company Miss Wheeler James Labow Reay Shirt Factory

Fifty to Attend Wapello Veterans Reunion

At the G A R hall last night the Louisa County Veterans association planned for the Thursday reunion in Wapello. About fifty to sixty Muscatine societies will attend and the Muscatine North and South Railway will hold the night train at Wapello after the campfire, returning around 11 o'clock. The Muscatine contingent will leave at 11 tomorrow morning via the M N & S railway.

G. A. R. Hall Wapello Louisa County Veterans’ Association Muscatine Societies Muscatine North & South Railway Muscatine M. N. & S. Railway

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Help

The Kirk family extends thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during their bereavement. Gratitude is also offered to the Mississippi Box factory for their kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Kirk, Jr. are named.

Mississippi Robt. Kirk Wm. C. Kirk, Jr

Electric Bitters Promises Relief for Dyspepsia

A vintage drug ad claims Electric Bitters aid dyspepsia with liver and kidney troubles. It promises relief or no pay and notes Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.

Havercamp

Miss M. Hanft Returns Home After City Shopping

Miss M. Hanft of Columbus Junc tion spent yesterday in the city shopping and caught an evening train back to her home. She was seen boarding the train with acquaintances prior to departure.

M. Hanft Columbus Junction

Catholic Church Reconsecrates Local Wedding

Sylvester P. Walcott and Miss Mary Zeug will have their marriage recognized by the Catholic Church with a ceremony at St Matthias rectory tonight at eight. Justice of the Peace H S Howe officiated the initial legal ceremony, and Rev F J Leonard will perform the Catholic rite with witnesses Charles A Frack and Miss Katherine Zeug present.

Sylvester P. Walcott Mary Zeug Justice of the Peace H. S. Howe St. Matthias Pope Pius F. J. Leonard St. Matthias Church Charles A. Frack Katherine Zeug

Truth About Grape-Nuts Diet Claims

A reader letter from New York describes relief from indigestion after trying Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum. The writer reports improved appetite and overall health within two weeks, crediting the cereal and beverage. The ad notes the letters are genuine and part of a series from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Alleged bootleggers discharged by jury

John Funck Julius Rehbein and Henry Garlock were discharged after a federal grand jury failed to return a bill. They had been arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Matteson and held in Davenport on charges of illegal liquor sales at the Hershey pasture and an empty upstairs room.

John Funck Julius Rehbein Henry Garlock Henry U. S Matteson Davenport Federal Grand Jury Funck Rehbein Mateson Hershey Pasture

The Great American Bean and the Van Camp Process

The article extols the pork and beans industry led by Van Camp refining the canning process. It praises navy beans as a rich farm crop and details the meticulous factory steps from cleaning beans to can filling, baking at 245 degrees for ninety minutes, cooling, labeling, and packaging. It contrasts hand picked beans at high cost with cheaper 30 cent varieties, arguing quality justifies price.

Math van Camp Van Michigan

Dr King Heads to Su Supreme Convention

Dr E H King of Muscatine president of the local Brotherhood of America lodge and second district delegate leaves for Davenport where the supreme lodge meeting is in session. Opening ceremonies were held earlier this week and tonight a degree drill and band contest will be staged at the Coliseum with many lodges taking part.

E. H. King Muscatine Brotherhood of America Lodge Supreme Lodge Davenport

Edna Hopper Reveals Engagement to Firm Chief

Actress Edna Wallace Hopper told Charles E. Littlefield the receiver for the failed A. O. Brown & Company that she is engaged to wed the head of the brokerage firm. The inquiry covered gifts totaling 7,500 dollars, an automobile, a diamond ring, and a 25 000 dollar life insurance policy given before the firm’s financial troubles.

New York N. Y Edna Wallace Hopper Charles E. Littlefield A. O. Brown & Company Brown Miss Hopper

Riemcke and Dr Lezotte Headed to Illinois Knights Templar

George Riemcke and Dr G D Le zotte departed on the noon train for Rock Island to attend the Illinois state convention of Knights Templar and view the drill team exhibition.

George Riemcke G. D. Lezotte Knights Templar Rock Island

The Day of the Bean in American Industry

The piece details the rise of canned beans in the U S market, their health and economic impact, and the shift to automated production at Van Camp Packing Company Indianapolis. It notes large consumption, bean production regions Michigan and New York, high quality tomatoes from Indiana, and the move toward sanitary, machine driven canning reducing manual labor.

United States Department of Agriculture New England van Camp Packing Company United States Department of Agriculture New York San Francisco Eiffel Towers Washington Monuments Michigan West Indies South America Indianapolis Raymond Camp Factory Indiana van Camp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daniel J. Keefe Sauer Kraut C.a.giesenhaus Rock Island Employe Hurt Man—AlIso Glen Collette and Sadie Wheeler 11Th Avenue Baptist Church George McAvoy Edwin Christopher Winfield Mary Hughes Ed. Pratt Musserville Press Wilhite Sampson Street Wapello Reunion Patriotic Societies Ss. Federal Court John Funck, Julius Rehbein Liberty Boston DR. King Supreme Convention Mod Ern Brotherhood Supreme Lodge Edna the Mile
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