Mr Irish Address Briefly Hinted Before Verdict
The note states that in Mr. Irish's address the matter will be shortened if time allows before all testimony is completed and the case is decided. W. W. McClun.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
5
The note states that in Mr. Irish's address the matter will be shortened if time allows before all testimony is completed and the case is decided. W. W. McClun.
A large audience heard Mrs. Stella Prince Stocker in a lecture recital at the High School assembly room. Master Arthur Stocker, a boy soprano, showcased a fine voice with Handel selections and pieces in Hindoo and Indian languages. The Toy Orchestra finale delighted eight Muscatine children using varied percussion and sound-making instruments.
Junction man wagers 1000 dollars against 200 that McKinley will win. In Wapello Iowa October 31 the bet reflects rising political zeal. Local figures like C A Carpenter and hotel owner put up the stakes as campaign chatter grows.
West Liberty October 31 editorial praises J N Baldwin and John P Irish for powerful speeches against Bryanism. The piece details Baldwin’s call to warn business and nation, comparing his rhetoric to Lincoln and Dewey, and notes Irish’s California background and persuasive Democratic stance.
On Monday evening November 5 Kilfoil Stock Company will begin a week at Stein's Opera House featuring Olivette a child baritone with a 20 member cast including band and orchestra. The first bill is In Old Virginia with vaudeville specialties, nightly changes, and popular prices 20 and 30 cents with 10 cents for children under 12.
Muscatine born Billy Townley, famed as a genial man of color, returns to town to work at the Red Star Restaurant. After stints at large western hotels and dining cars of the C B & Q railroad, his meals are described as feast for a king.
The Nickel Plate Road offers round trip fares at one third above fare for travel within 150 miles on November 28 and 29 with return by November 30. Three daily through trains run to Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York and Boston with vestibuled sleeping cars and dining service. Individual club meals priced from 35 cents to one dollar. Write John Y. Calahan general agent 111 Adams street Chicago for sleeping car reservations at Chicago passenger station Van Buren street and Pacific Ave elevated loop. City ticket office 111 Adams street.
Professor Chas Grade returns after four months away on a European tour. He used the time to study art history and productions, visiting music and art centers of the Old World. He attended the Oberammergau Passion play among other notable events.
Notice states ice price will be advanced after this date due to difficulty in procurement. It promises to supply customers with ice as fast as possible. Issued by Co. C. Cadle and Rosenmund Bros.
S. and L. Cohn promote fine suits and overcoats with call in for measurements and viewing the latest fabrics and styles.
To cure cold while you sleep. Take Weeks Break-p-A-Cold Tab. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. J. J. Havercamp, sole agent.
Fremont Republicans who backed Fremont and plan to vote McKinley are urged to register their names and addresses with J. W. McKee at Republican headquarters 114 East Second Street. Chairman of the County Central Committee urges visible support.
The primary department ends classes October 26 for a month long break. Pupils not absent or tardy in fall term include Winifred English Maude Maxwell George Buser Merlin Buser Benjamin Smith Eva L. Jones and the teacher.
Mason members of Hawkeye Lodge No. 30 A F and A M in good standing are invited to attend the regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening.
A man reviews three endowment options with Northwestern Life. Option A offers a $14,107 principal with 3 percent annuity and potential extra dividends, plus debt repayment. Option B provides 2 to 25 annual installments, with risk to the daughter if she dies before full payment. Option C guarantees 25 installments for life, with contingent beneficiary planning for the daughter Mary to receive an annual income if she survives, and debt repayment of $3,000.
Market prices list grain to flour items with ranges for corn oats rye wheat hay and mill stuffer prices. It covers hogs cattle calves sheep lambs spring chickens potatoes apples tomatoes onions cabbage bananas lemons oranges cranberries and pears with per unit and per bag or per peck rates.
Mixed commodity prices show green peppers at IC per dozen and pumpkins at 5 to 10 cents. Butter and eggs listed with cents per unit, meats at assorted lard and ham figures, coal and wood prices given, with buyers paying varied rates. Read The Journal.
The note hints at Blasius and Ludwig moving into leadership of the piano world, with Schmidt Bros' touted as offering top instruments. It suggests upcoming prominence in piano circles and praises Schmidt Bros' full line of instruments.
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