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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1908

Page

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Democrats Force Action on Short Term Senatorship

Des Moines Iowa September 1 democrats Moon and Demar push a joint house and senate resolution to force the assembly to elect a U S senator for the short term. Gov Cummins aims to be elected and anti Cummins factions oppose early action citing political risk to the Republican ticket.

Des Moines Moon Demar House Senate Assembly United States Cummins Dolliver Byers Kendall Dolliver-Smith Walter I. Smith Thirty-second General Assembly Thirty General Assembly Congress Republican Party Iowa

Vermont 15 Voting Today in Key Primaries

Vermont voters participate as 15 states vote today with Wisconsin Michigan and Nebraska holding primaries. The day's results are seen as a strong indicator for November pace with heavy turnout expected in the first named state Michigan reports its first primary experience.

White River Junction Michigan Detroit Mich James B. Bradley Fred M. Warner Horace S. Earle Lawton T. Hemans Wisconsin Milwaukee Wis United States Isaac Stephenson William Hattoh Samuel A. Cook F. E. McGovern Stephenson Neal Brown Melvin A. Hoyt James O. Davidson John A. Aylward Adolph J. Schmitz

Taft review plans delay fishing at Middle Bass

The Taft party postponed bass fishing as choppy lake conditions halted the morning expedition at Middle Bass Ohio. Plans are underway to travel to Toledo for a G A R parade review and Lincoln club reception with Taft. Bryan continues Northwest campaign with receptions speeches and banquets from Fargo to Grand Forks. Dixon named western campaign director to mobilize senators and congressmen and save costs.

Ohio Taft Toledo Lincoln Club Bryan Fargo N. D Wm. J. Bryan Northwest Fair Grounds Grand Forks Chicago Ill Urey Woodson Democratic National Committee National Committee Dixon Borah Frank H. Hitchcock Republican National Committee United States Hitchcock New York Joseph M. Dixon Montana West Congress

Hisgen Nominated by Independence Party at New Clubhouse

Thomas Hisgen was officially notified of his Independence Party presidential nomination at a rally in New York. Henry A. Powell, chairman of the committee, delivered the notification and outlined Hisgen's reform platform. He urged creation of a new party to end machine control and advocated direct nominations the initiative referendum and recall.

New York New Club Independence League Thomas Hisgen Independence Party Henry A. Powell

Sun Injured, Mosher Dies in Oskaloosa Story

In Oskaloosa Iowa on September 1 Mrs G W France wife of a prominent farmer and banker collapsed and died of heart disease after seeing her son Charles carried home with a broken leg.

Oskaloosa Charles G. W. France

Agriculture department cites cotton condition at 76.1 percent

In Washington on September 1 the department of agriculture reported the cotton crop averaged 76.1 percent of normal as of August 25, compared with 83 percent on July 25 and 72.7 percent on August 25, 1907.

Washington Department of Agriculture Today

Forest Fires Near Atlanta Under Control After Rain

Alpena Michigan reports fires threatening Atlanta are under control after a shift in wind and a light rain. The rainfall also checked fires in Alpena Presque Isle and Sheboygan counties.

Alpena Mich Atlanta Presque Isle Sheboygan

Governor proclaims Labor Day on September 7 in Illinois

Springfield brief notes Gov Deneen issued a proclamation designating Monday September 7 as Labor Day in Illinois. The move underscores state recognition of workers and their contributions.

Springfield Ill

Trusted Watchman Brock Held on Bank Burglary Charge

Henry C. Brock custodian of the Iowa City State bank and trusted church worker is arrested in Iowa City charged with burglary of the Golden Eagle clothing store. He confesses and police find stolen jewelry a forged check and firearms at his home. Mayor Ball holds him to the grand jury and sets bond at 1600 dollars. He had planned to go to California and claimed magnetism guided him.

Iowa City Henry C. Brock Iowa City State Bank Golden Eagle California Brock Ball

Shaft Dedicated by the G A R and Civic Parade in Toledo

In Toledo Ohio on September 1 civic and veterans events marked the G A R encampment. The Fort Meigs Monument dedication drew several thousand visitors while a 3000 strong civic parade featured bands and banners. Speakers included Gov Harris of Ohio Senator Foraker and other state leaders.

Toledo Fort Meigs Perrysburg Gov. Harris Ohio Foraker Willson Kentucky Gov. Murphy Pennsylvania

Civil War Battle in Tabriz Reports Heavy Slaughter

Teheran dispatches say Satar Khan defeated Shah government troops at Tabriz. Government forces suffer about 800 killed and wounded as civil war rages anew in the region near Persian Gulf theater.

St. Petersburg Teheran Tabriz Satar Khan

Not Guilty Accused Man in Race Riot Case

Mrs. Earl Hallam signed a statement clearing George Richardson of the August 14 assault. A warrant is sworn for a second suspect, Ralph Buston, who may be linked to the crime. The alleged assault sparked the bloody racial riot in Springfield.

Springfield Earl Hallam George Richardson Ralph Buston Richardson

Three Lowans Slain by Cars and Fireman Fatally Injured

In Waterloo two men, E. J. O Connor aged 30 with a wife and four children and T D Robbins 26, were killed by moving trains near Waverly and on Chicago Great Western tracks in Waterloo. O Connor fell under wheels while boarding a moving train. In Cedar Rapids John O Hara a Rock Island fireman was fatally injured at Oasis when reaching for a crate of eggs from a moving train and died later in hospital.

Waterloo E. J. O'Connor Waverly T. D. Robbins O'Connor Cedar Rapids John O'Hara Rock Island Oasis

Balloonists Injured After Columbus Race Landing

A balloon believed to be the Chicago from the Columbus Ohio race landed near Devil's Hole, injuring four occupants. A rescue party assists the injured crew at Niagara Falls on September 1.

Niagara Falls Chicago Columbus Ohio Devil's Hole

Navy Plans Expand Fleet With Destroyers and Cruisers

Washington Sept 1 substantial additions to the navy are contemplated in proposals opened today for ten torpedo boat destroyers funded at 800000 each and for three new collier vessels.

Washington, D. C Congress

General John T. Clous Retires at 71 in New York

General John T. Clous retired in New York at age 71. He was twice brevetted for gallant conduct at Gettysburg.

Clous New York John T. Clous Gettysburg

Williams describes Roberts shooting on boardwalk

Mrs. W. S. G. Williams testified with her sister Mrs. Sherlock Swann about the Atlantic City shooting of Charles B. Roberts Jr. A masked assailant demanded money. Roberts resisted and was shot. She denied recognizing the voice and defended the couple from accusations of concealing facts. News briefs report state election voting across Vermont, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nebraska on Sept. 1 with heavy anticipated turnout and key primary battles.

Baltimore W. S. G. Williams Sherlock Swann Police Board Charles B. Roberts, Jr Atlantic City Brighton Mr. Roberts Roberts

Czolgosz's Brother Sentenced in Sharon

John Czolgosz brother of McKinley's assassin was sentenced to three months in the workhouse in Sharon. Police say he is insane and his case will be investigated.

Czolgosz Sharon John Czolgosz McKinley

Oklahoma Democratic Meet Opens in Tulsa Speech by Haskell

Oklahoma's Democratic state convention begins in Tulsa with large attendance. Gov. Haskell delivers a keynote, while debate centers on sale of school lands and the party's stance on the dispensary system.

Oklahoma Tulsa Okla Haskell

Weather Outlook For Illinois And Iowa

Fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the east. Illinois expected fair skies through Wednesday with a cooler night. Sunrise 5 14, sunset 6 26, moon set 9 25.

Ilowa

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IDEA A. B. Cummins Vermont Michi Gan and Nebraska Gan Dems Hiogen Guage Sun Mosher Government Cotton Report Ness THE G. AR Ices Oman Rock Island Road Mrs. Williams White River Junction Dahlman Omaha Neb James C. Dahlman George W. Berg Shallenberger
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