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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1902

Page

7

Bond the Hardware Man at Berlin Studio Event

Alex Grossheim reports a grand reception Saturday at the Berlin Studio and plans a busy day catching up. A prospective 15 percent investment offer is advertised by C A Besser at the Commercial hotel. First Congregational church women to serve dinner October 22 from 5 to 7 in church basement. Geo H Ludde and wife of Burlington visited in town and at Mrs F J Brandt's home. Mr and Mrs J M Woodcock returning to Chicago from visits at West Third Street. E O Burnside closed a deal selling the Christian Ruthenburg farm of 304 acres in Rock Island county to Charles S France.

Alex Grossheim Berlin Geo. H. Ludde Burlington Helen Blair F. J. Brandt J. M. Woodcock Geo. A. Funck West Third Street el Paso Flyer Chicago E. O. Burnside Christian Ruthenburg Rock Island County Chas. S. France Same County

Regular meeting opens to public at 8 for lecture

The group calls a regular meeting at 7 with a sharp start on October 27. At 8 the public can enter for a lecture.

Mining pitch draws conservative Muscatine capitalists

Local capitalists from Muscatine invest in a mining proposition presented by C. A. Besser at the Commercial hotel. The post notes few details but highlights strong local interest and potential returns.

Muscatine C. A. Besser

Tragedy in Muscatine A man shoots wife then ends life

A Muscatine man Neimeyer drove with his wife Maude Duncan Neimeyer, attempted to kill her with a revolver, shot the horse, and then killed himself in an alley near Chestnut and Eighth streets. The coroner ruled death self inflicted during a personal crisis.

Sycamore Third Street Neimeyer Fourth Street Sixth Street Iowa Avenue Muscatine Helen Blair Scott South Muscatine Journal Maude Duncan Fourth Sycamore Streets Chestnut Eighth Streets

Capt E C Peto Celebrates 42nd Birthday With Open House

Society notes Captain E C Peto marked his 42nd birthday with open house for friends. Mrs Peto and Miss Edith received visitors, light refreshments served, and guests praised the genial host. Peto’s father and brother Phil visited from Davenport and toured Muscatine by carriage. His father, a leather merchant, admires Muscatine but asserts Davenport is larger. Attendees would say he yearly celebrates his birth anniversary with hospitality.

E. C. Peto Peto Davenport Muscatine

Dorothy Chapman and Charles Rosenberger Wed in Independence

Miss Dorothy Maude Chapman and Charles Vernon Rosenberger were married on Tuesday evening October 14 at 8 o'clock in Independence Iowa. Chapman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Orange Judd Chapman.

Dorothy Maude Chapman Charles Vernon Rosenberger Independence Iowa Miss Chapman Orange Judd Chapman

The Roman Army the Strongest of Its Time

The passage argues the Roman army, from the fifth century B.C. onward, was the strongest in history due to its territorial system and organized legion structure. It notes the legion's division into centuries and cohorts, with local tribunes supplying troops, enabling vast conquests and political influence. It contrasts this with the Prussian army, touted as the strongest in modern times for campaigns in Sidona, Sedan, Austria, and France.

Rome Sidona Sedan Austria France London

All That Was Necessary

A physician tells a multimillionaire to abandon business worries for the future. The man laments not having enough money, but the doctor insists his wealth is ample to cover physicians' fees for life.

Baltimore

Jealous Suitor Seeks Post Office Job to Mail Hancees Letters

An ex postmaster in a city hall corridor recalls a jealous suitor who applied for a post office job. The man had fine recommendations yet chose the postal post to better access his fiancée's letters and learn if other men sent her mail, a tale cited from the morning dispatches.

Post Office Philadelphia Times

Courtroom Bohemian Defies Private Dining Room Elite

In London courts a gaunt woman refused to leave a private dining room used by the legal fraternity. A junior counsel and then Q. C. argued unsuccessfully before Counselor Lockwood who noted the lady's gown and wig as she departed.

London Q. C Lockwood London Tatler

Openers Shine in Gentleman's Magazine Tale

The story recalls a scene where George shows strong hands as he unscrews a stubborn can lid. His mother-in-law remarks on his power while his wife praises him, and the bride jokes about his sleeping words describing his “beautiful pair of openers.”

George The Gentleman's Magazine

Rev C L Stafford Passenger on 7:58 Train to Letts

The Rev C L Stafford rode the 7:58 this morning bound for Letts.

C. L. Stafford Letts

Bizet and Halevy’s Apartments Inspire Carmen Origin Story

Chicago News recounts how Bizet and Halevy shared a landing and swapped works. Bizet’s overambitious toreador aria faced Halevy’s critique for lacking snap, leading to a revised popular tune that drew an encore on opening night.

Bizet Halevy Chicago News

The Burmese Game of Chess

The Burmese chess variant is a heavy form where a special piece the queen appears only after the queen is captured. Three privileged pawns may become queens, but with limited power similar to a rook and far weaker than the European queen. Eastern games use a queen with minimal strength, often moving one square diagonally.

Loudon

Altamont Man Visits in City Before Eldon Call

M. J. Kennally of Altamont Missouri spent Sunday in this city visiting relatives and friends. He departed on the 7 58 train this morning for Eldon to call on Mr and Mrs Archie Tyler.

A. G. Butcher Deep River A. F. H. Hertzler Davenport M. J. Kennally Altamont Mrs Archie Tyler

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