Morning travel notices and local updates
Eastbound arrivals include J. F. Boepple and Father Grieser en route to Davenport, with Mrs. S. A. Borger also bound for Davenport. Others return from trips to Clinton and Washington, Iowa, and Kinross families stop by on the way home. Football team urged to practice at four tomorrow for signal work.
Local notes and society updates from Muscatine journal
A collection of brief items notes arrivals departures and events around Muscatine. Mentions Frank Gottbrecht B Kramer J E Hesser Mrs J T Shepherd S R McLaughlin and others with visits travel to Clinton Washington Davenport and Cedar Rapids plus dance invitation from Warfield and plans for music and refreshments at the Armory.
Fremont Voters Urged to Declare McKinley Support
Founders of the Republican Party should note that all Fremont Republicans who voted for Fremont and intend to vote for McKinley are asked to leave their names and addresses with the chairman of the Republican County Central committee at Republican headquarters 114 East Second Street J W McKee Chairman Co Cen Com.
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Republican Party
Fremont
McKinley
Republican County Central Committee
Republican
East Second Street
J. W. McKee
Co. Cen. Com
Public Auction of Household and Restaurant Fixtures
Household and restaurant goods to be sold at public auction on Saturday October 20 at 1 pm. Items include tables chairs stands heating stove range cooker gasoline range restaurant counter stool and showcase. Auctioneer P S Hill 415 East Second Street.
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P. S. Hill
East Second Street
Rail Road Jack at Stein's Opera House Monday Night
The New Rail Road Jack show arrives at Stein's opera house on Monday October 22 with Jack Racgles the humorous vagabond in the act. The company brings special scenery mechanical effects new songs dances and music. Seat sales open Wednesday October 17 and tickets will sell fast.
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Stein's Opera House
Jack Racgles
Stein’s Opera House
Lyman Banks Kin Visits and Railroad Jack at Stein's Hall
Mrs A F Banks from Council Bluffs Iowa visits Col and Mrs Benj Beach awaiting daughter in law Mrs Lyman Banks arrive. They plan to travel to Seattle. The opera house livery offers first class service with prompt attention. Railroad Jack performs at Stein's Hall on Monday October 22 with reserved seats at fifty cents.
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A. F. Banks
Lyman Banks
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Col
Benj. Beach
Seattle
Washington
Opera House
Stein’s Hall
Market Receipts and Football Money Mention
Chicago markets noted wheat corn oats and hog receipts with figures for cars and tomorrow. Northwest wheat receipts show Minneapolis and Duluth figures while Liverpool prices move lower. College football earns money despite players sometimes being knocked senseless.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Peoria Holds a Corn Juice Carnival on Tax Returns
On the face of the internal revenue returns Peoria is entitled to hold a corn juice carnival also.
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Peoria
Union Victory as Anthracite Strike Ends in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports the 1900 anthracite strike largely ends as the Reading Coal and Iron and Lehigh Valley Coal companies abolish the sliding scale and grant a 10 percent wage increase until April 1, 1901. Union leaders await official notices before resuming work, with President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers signaling no return until headquarters announce it.
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Pennsylvania
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Scranton Miners’ Convention
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Lehigh
Schuylkill
Reading
Reading Company
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Hazelton
Labor
Notice by Philadelphia and Reading on wage scale suspension
The Philadelphia and Reading company withdraws its Oct 1 1900 notice and suspends the sliding scale. It will pay a 10 percent advance on September wages through April 1 1901 and continue until further notice. It will discuss grievances with mine employees. Telegrams from the mine regions report ongoing responses.
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Philadelphia and Reading Company
Clear Lake Iowa pamphlet promotes resort attractions
The Iowa Central issues a new pamphlet titled Clear Lake Iowa and the Oaks promoting Clear Lake as a summer resort. It highlights the Oaks baths toboggan slide and water scenes with frontispiece views and accessible travel tips. Copies available from railway agents or Geo Batty Iowa Central Ry Marshalltown Iowa.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Iowa Cental
Batty
G. P
T. A
Iowa Central Ry
Marshalltown
Feet Tell More Than Fate in New Theory
A humorous note on modern character reading claims lines in feet reveal personality. It jokes that phrenology and palmistry are obsolete and even the shoemaker may influence character more than previously thought.
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