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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1900

Page

6

Osteopathy by Elizabeth Harlan in Muscatine

Elizabeth Harlan D D graduate of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri treats women and children without drugs. Established December 1899 in Muscatine Iowa. Osteopathy recognized by medical profession for its scientific method with many cured cases. Office 212 Linn St Muscatine Iowa.

Elizabeth Harlan D. D American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Muscatine Harlan

Notable Rheumatic Cure Advertised by Local Drugsts

To all who may be concerned the following druggists sell the famous rheumatic cure described as the most effective remedy known for rheumatism in all stages. John J. Havercamp Theo Kuechman McBride Cope J J Coady Nesper Co.

John J. Havercamp Kuechman McBride & Cope J. J. Coady Nesper & Co

Bryan Draws 200 Yale Students To New York Campaign

In New York on Oct 29 the Democratic candidate William J. Bryan drew a friendly crowd as 2,000 packed the Madison Avenue church and streets. A sea of supporters greeted him at Madison Square Garden where about 14,000 heard his speech after a day of campaigning from New Haven to the city.

New York Mi. Bryan William J. Stone Bryan Representative Richardson Madison Square Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church William J. Bryan Yale Harvard Parkhurst Madison Square Garden New Haven Grand Central Station Hoffman Wichita, Kas Mary Voelker Manhattan Bekkers Holland India Potson Witthaus William Marsh Rice

Bryan’s Triumph Parade Lights New York City

After a dinner for 45, William Jennings Bryan witnessed a grand fireworks display and Madison Square Garden rally. He spoke to 10,000 Italians at Broadway Athletic Club and addressed 5,000 Germans at Fourteenth Street. Outdoor crowds reached 15,000 near Dewey Arch. Senators Hanna and Mason led a cheering reviewing balcony as party leaders basked in parade success.

Madison Square Madison Square Garden Broadway Athletic Club Bryan Cooper Union Fourteenth Street Second Avenue Twentieth Street Dewey Arch Madison Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Hoffman Grand Pacific Hotel Hanna Mason Jackson Boulevard

State Street Brims with Political Rally on October Night

Chicago crowds packed State Street from Randolph to Van Buren after a Republican parade as Adlai E Stevenson, Mayor Harrison, Representative Bailey, ex Governor Hogg and Samuel Alschuler attended a Democratic demonstration. Two fireworks lit the ends of the forum while seventeen meetings pressed along the half mile. Police numbered about two hundred as rioters enjoyed lively, noisy proceedings and attempts to halt the carriages were urged by the crowd.

Chicago State Street Adlai E. Stevenson Harrison Joseph W. Bailey Hogg Texas Samuel Alschuler Randolph van Buren Stevenson Auditorium Hotel Congress Street County Democracy

Chicago G O P Parade Marks Six Hour March

The Chicago G O P second great sound money parade drew 36 423 marchers and shut downtown traffic for hours. Senators Hanna and Mason rode to the event as the crowd pressed along Michigan avenue and joined in a long cordial demonstration with no incidents reported.

Chicago Shorty Hanna William B. Mason Grand Pacific Michigan Avenue

Roosevelt completes first week of New York campaign

Governor Roosevelt finished the opening week of his state campaign in Binghamton New York after traveling over 1000 miles and delivering more than fifty speeches. Four train companions presented him with sleeve links and a commemorative pin marking his 43rd birthday on Saturday.

Bighampton N. Y Roosevelt Waler D. Emerson John Laughlin James S. Whipple James Sheffield

Freight collision in Onward injures crew. one death reported

Panhandle freight No. 72 east bound and freight No. 75 colliding at Onward. Fireman H. S Smith of No. 72 crushed to death between tender and engine. Engineer Howard Johnson of No. 75 injured. other trainmen unhurt.

Nsport Ind Panhandle Onward H. S Smith Howard Johnson

Prominent railroad executive Alexander B. Plough dies

St Paul Minnesota obituary notes the death of Alexander B. Plough a veteran railroad man who served ten years as vice president and general manager of the St Paul and Duluth railroad. He resigned after its consolidation with the Northern Pacific and had earlier ties to the Iowa Central.

St. Paul, Minn Alexander B. Plough Plough St. Paul

Saloon Dynamited in Maysville Near Fort Wayne

Early Saturday unknown attackers blew up the Cem edery Hickman saloon in Maysville, east of Fort Wayne. The building and contents were wrecked after residents objected to the establishment of a saloon where none existed before.

Fort Wayne Ind Cemedery Hickman Maysville

Death of a Minnesota Pioneer

Stillwater Minnesota October 20 Hon John McKusick died Friday aged nearly 185 years He was the first mayor of Stillwater and built the first saw mill here He came to Washington county in 1840s He served in the legislature from 1850 to 1860 and was a public spirited man He was born in Cornish Maine and leaves a widow and two sons.

Minnesota Stillwater Minn John McKusick Washington County Cornish

Waverly donor offers 100,000 for Fort Dodge hospital

A Slimmer of Waverly proposes to give 50000 for a city hospital if Fort Dodge matches with 50000 to establish a permanent fund. He demands free hospital service for people of all colors and creeds. The offer was reported from Fort Dodge, Iowa, dated October 20.

Fort Dodge

Disastrous October Storm Hits New Richmond Wis

A severe storm on Saturday brought heavy rain to New Richmond and surrounding areas. Lightning damaged lumber stacks and split several telephone poles south of town, while no winds were reported.

New Richmond Wis

Rheumatic Remedy Claim Promises Quick Cure

An advertisement touts Dr Holtins Rheumatic Remedy as instantly relieving rheumatic conditions and curing rheumatic diseases. It cites letters from cured patients and urges purchases through drugsists, listing Holtins Chemical Co and Muscatine pharmacists Havercamps and Busch as retailers.

Republican Platform Resolution from Iowa Convention

The Iowa Republican platform declares the 1900 campaign uses four year old promises vindicated and calls for maintaining public credit and a stable money system. It supports self government for new citizens, anti monopoly restraint, and policies favoring McKinley’s administration and continued Republican leadership in Congress.

Republican Party McKinley Republican Congress Henderson Senate House

Father confronts suitor over engagement remark

In Philadelphia, a father confronts a nervous suitor who quips about sparing his parents pangs, sparking a tense exchange that hints at family objections to the match.

Philadelphia

Nickel Plate offers special Thanksgiving round trip rate

For Thanksgiving a fare of one and a third for the round trip is authorized to points within 150 miles on the Nickel Plate road. Tickets are sold at Chicago Passenger Station Van Buren and Pacific Ave Loop City ticket office 111 Adams Street.

Nickel Plate Road Chicago van Buren and Pacific Ave Loop City Adams Street

Stop-over rule for Lehigh Valley passengers at Niagara Falls

Passengers from the West with tickets to New York or Philadelphia on the Lehigh Valley Railroad may stop over at Niagara Falls without extra charge or ticket change. The policy applies to those holding through itineraries and aims to facilitate travel continuity for winter schedules.

Niagara Falls New York Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Niagara Fas

Train Schedule Fragments for Moving East and Southwest

The readable OCR shows timetable fragments for eastbound and southwestbound trains. Entries list No. 12 and No. 16 eastbound with arrival and departure notes, and No. 15 No. 1 and No. 7 southwestbound with times, plus No. 8 trains at varying times.

Passenger Hearts

Davenport, Rock Island & North Western Railway Timetable

The Davenport Rock Island and North Western Railway Co announces a June 10 1900 start for a short line service linking Tri Cities Clinton and points via C N W Ry. Departures from Davenport Iowa No 2 to Clinton Dixon and Chicago No 4 to Clinton Omaha Denver Chicago with 1265 PM arrivals No 4 to Belvidere Rockford Janesville Madison No 6 to Clinton Sterling Dixon Chicago and Cedar Rapids Anamosa Iowa No 6 to Utah and Pacific Coast points. Arrivals include No 1 Sioux City Omaha Clinton 730 AM No 3 to Chicago Madison Rockford Belvidere Clinton 230 PM No 5 to Chicago Dixon Sterling Denver 645 PM No 5 to Omaha Cedar Rapids Clinton 645 PM No 7 to Chicago Dixon Sterling Clinton 1010 PM Daily and Sunday excluded. L F Berry General Passenger Agent.

Tri-Cities Chica Clinton Davenport Iowa D—Clinton Pues, Dixon Chicago Clinton Omaha Neb Denver Colo Belvidere Rockford Janesville Madison Wis Clinton Sterling Dixon Cedar Rapids Anamosa Utah Pacific Coast Davenport Lowa Sioux Cry Sterling Iil L. F. Berry

Muscatine North & South Railroad Schedule 1900

Taking effect June 17 1900 trains run south and north on numbered services with stations Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Jct. All trains daily except Sunday. Connections exist with B C R W for Burlington and south and Iowa Central to points east west and north.

Ly. Ly Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Jct Burlington Iowa Central

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Linn St Muscatine, Iowa Hershey Muscatine, la Wittich Bros Democrats B. E. Lilly’s Dry Goods Store M.n.bond Uyuck’s Stoves & Ranges Democracy Gotham Bryant National Business Men's Association Chicago Democracy ENTI Binghamton Fortune Max Muller London Friedrich Saarhtotlee Corpus Oxford University Alex B. Plough Holtin Cheminal CO Maiden Lane N.Y Havercamp’s Pharmacy Wm. C. A. Busch Lee Electric Light & Power Company East Second Street Republican Platform Des Moines Republican Party of Traveler’s Guide Muscatine Division Montezuma 1 & Pp. Railroad Kansas City St. Joseph Evans Astead Washington Wilton M. Becces Misscoes Mt Trainer Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Co Muscatine North & South Railroad Wheeler & Wilson Singer Scott Kouse Iowa Avenue B.A. Metz
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