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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1900

Page

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Transvaal Annexed and Boer War Briefs

London reports from Belfast indicate Plumer’s Boer engagement at Rooikop with capture of rifles ammunition cattle and prisoners while Dewet’s forces around Johannesburg disperse. Buller’s forces close on the Orange Free State and Lydenburg. Kruger remains defiant and Poischoten claims ample supplies. Rumor says Roberts may be recalled as commander-in-chief with a duke title.

London Buller Botha Lydenburg Lady Brand Orange Free State Hunter South African Republic Transvaal Kruger Brussels van Poischoten Roberts Duke

New Gold Field Opened Near Nahina Michigan

Upper Michigan prospectors report a promising gold field on the Sturgeon River near Nahina in Delta County. James Hutton, a Whlondiker and former steward on the steam yacht Pouaita, has resigned and will join others to grow operations on a larger scale.

Marinette Wis Sturgeon River Nahina Delta County Mich Upper Peninsula James Hutton Whlondiker Pouaita Naknia

Mrs O Day Seeks Divorce From Colonel O Day

Springfield Mo Sept 3 Mrs Alice O Day filed suit for divorce against her husband Colonel John O Day a wealthy railroad man and capitalist The action cites neglect and ill treatment and follows reports of Mrs O Day attempting suicide at the Lindell hotel St Louis on July 30 while her husband and attorney were nearby

Springfield Alice O'Day John O'Day

Longshoremen Return to Work After Erie Docks Strike

Six hundred longshoremen at the Erie railway ore docks resume work after walking out over refused extra compensation for unloading a wet ore cargo the dispute to be settled by arbitration.

Cleveland, O Erie Railway Simon J. Murphy

August Heat Record Set in Minneapolis Area

Minneapolis reports August was the hottest month on record in the neighborhood, according to Weather Observer Outram’s figures. Weather data show extreme temperatures and record warmth for the month ending August.

Minneapolis Weather Observer

Palestine Village Hit by Disastrous Fire Seeks Cause

Sullivan Ind September 3 The village of Palestine fifteen miles west of the city was visited by a disastrous fire. Lost ten thousand dollars in value and property.

Sullivan Ind Palestine

Missionaries Killed in Northern Provinces

Report from Sian Fu notes English missionaries killed in the north with two women among victims. At Chu Chau fourteen English missionaries including four women and six children were slain with spears and their nude bodies hung from trees.

Sian Fu Chu Chau

Empress Dowager in Palace Amid Missionary Slaughter Claim

Li Hung Chang reports the Empress Dowager and officials have taken residence in the Governor Tai Yuan Fu palace. He accuses Tai Yuan Fu of causing the massacre of fifty missionaries during the upheaval in Shanghai on September 4.

Shanghai Li Hung Chang Tai Yuan Fu

Peace Commissioners Appointed From Imperial Edict

An imperial edict from Tai Yuan Fu appoints Li Hung Chang Prince Ching Yung Lu and Hsu Tung as peace commissioners to negotiate with the powers.

Shanghai Tai Yuan Fu Li Hung Chang Prince Ching Yung Lu Hsu Tung

Kerr Emerges Nominated By Fifth District Convention

Cedar Rapids hosts the Democratic Fifth District convention where Daniel Kerr of Grundy Center is favored for nomination. Kerr previously served in Congress as a Republican for two terms.

Cedar Rapids Fifth Daniel Kerr Grundy Center Angleberger Muscatine

Plague Fears Grow in Glasgow as Cases Rise

Glasgow reports three plague cases marked doubtful and ten sent to the detention hospital. One hundred three more are under observation as uneasiness spreads.

Glasgow

Labor Day Picnic At Twin Springs In Iowa City

All business houses banks and factories were closed yesterday as people from Dubuque and Muscatine joined a large excusion to Twin Springs for an immense Labor Day picnic. C L Breckon of Muscatine delivered the oration.

Dubuque Iowa Twin Springs C. L. Breckon Muscatine Senate Democratic Party

Exposition corn dolls and town news mingle in Muscatine

Daniel Hayes returns from Galesburg with a carved corn doll replica of the Paris Exposition piece by George Churchill. A Friends delegation heads to Oskaloosa for the yearly meeting. Ed Latta returns from Duluth to enter Oklahoma business. Local schedules note Sabbath school shift after church, Sept 16. Various residents depart for Davenport, Iowa City, and Montpelier. visits and travels populate the last items.

Daniel Hayes Galesburg Ill Hayes U. S Carr George Churchill Mr. Hayes Oskaloosa E. F. Hoag Sweetland Clark Bloomington Mary Harker John Fry Ed. L. Latta Duluth Minn Mr. Latta Latta East 9Th

School Opens After Vacation With Growing Attendance

Students return to classrooms as vacation ends and schools anticipate higher attendance than last year. Reluctant feet make their way toward school buildings this morning, signaling the start of the new term.

Half Truths in Political Strategy Cited by Analysts

Analysts note that in campaigns a half truth can be more persuasive than a full lie. The claim highlights tactics where partial accuracy shapes public perception while avoiding outright fabrication.

Wasted Material From Excessively Long Undershirt Sleeves

A note on fabric waste caused by sleeves of undershirts being cut too long. Proper sizing and careful cutting can reduce scrap and save costs.

Vollmer Accepts Democratic Nomination for Congress

Henry Vollmer formally accepts the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Second district. The letter defends open campaigning, opposes silver coinage, and ties to Bryan’s reform platform while rejecting self serving tactics. He commits to the Maquoketa platform and serving the district with honor and principle.

Congress Kansas City Platform W. J. Bryan Maquoketa Henry Vollmer

Lectures on Single Tax Draw Crowds in City Streets

J R Herman state lecturer for the Single Tax League of Illinois arrived from Rock Island last night and spoke on the street for over an hour to a gathered crowd. He plans to address crowds on the streets several evenings this week.

J. R. Herman Single Tax League of Ilinois Rock Island

Lake Township Republican Delegates and Ticket

The Lake township Republicans met by call last Saturday evening and appointed delegates to the County Convention: T. J. Hoopes, Albert Baird, Jno Stewart, and Mathew Cochran. A township ticket was nominated with Assessor T. J. Hoopes, Township Clerk D. B. Addieman, Trustee J. A. Hoopes, Justices of the Peace Wm. Kirk and M. Cochran, and Constables Arthur Latour ette and J. M. Addleman.

Lake Township T. J. Hoopes Albert Baird Jno. Stewart Mathew Cochran D. B. Addieman J. A. Hoopes Wm. Kirk M. Cochran Arthur Latourette J. M. Addleman

Sweetland Republicans Elect Delegates to County Convention

Sweetland township caucus selected eight delegates for the county convention to meet September 7 at the court house. Ed Chamberlain S D Haifleigh J A Duffield J O Holtz N M Goddard Grant Rosborough A B Raub D Kelly named as delegates.

Sweetland Township Court House Ed. Chamberlain S. D. Haifleigh J. A. Duffield J. O. Holtz N. M. Goddard Grant Rosborough A. B. Raub D. Kelly

Pike Delegates Named At Republican Caucus

At the Nichols caucus Saturday night the following delegates were nominated John Nicola John Wagner J E Hesser John Stephens W B Stephens Ed Brown Robi Shannon J E Lesser Com John Stephens Secy

Nichols John Nicola John Wagner J. E. Hesser John Stephens W. B. Stephens Ed. Brown Robi. Shannon J. E. Lesser Com Sec

Card of Thanks for Clyde Butcher

We thank our many neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of our son Clyde. Mr. and Mrs. Ada Butcher.

Clyde Ada Butcher

Open Air Meeting Explores Human and Divine Marvels

Open air gathering at Court Square drew several hundred despite threatening weather as Rev. H. D. Herr spoke on the marvels of Christ and human belief. He cited Mark 5 20 Mark 6 and Luke 7 to contrast Jesus wondrous acts with human responses and urged choosing salvation over worldly swine.

Court Square Sevral H. D. Herr Rev. Herr Jesus Christ Church Jesus the

Unsettled Weather Across Midwest Regions

Chicago dispatch reports unsettled weather with possible thunderstorms Wednesday, mainly in Iowa and the western portion tonight. Warmer conditions expected in the eastern and central areas tonight.

Wonder and Faith in Christ Across Unexpected Sources

A reflective sermon urges accepting Christ with the right spirit to avoid wonder fading. It notes Jesus’s healing faith from a centurion and the gospel’s surprise that the gentiles first received salvation. Believers are urged to respond with faith arising from unexpected places.

Jesus Christ God

Demise and Funeral of Mrs Mannhardt on East Seventh Street

Mrs Augusta Mannhardt died at her home 717 East Seventh Street after a long illness born in Sachsan Weimar Germany on September 2 1844. She married Zachariah Mannhardt in 1864 and leaves a husband four sons and four daughters with eleven children of whom three have died John Emma and Lena. Funeral services were held at the residence this afternoon with a large company in attendance.

Iowa D. D. Frye S. Loveless Ida Dan Charley Harmon Fred Muscatine East Seventh Street

Demise of Clyde Butcher Infant

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Adam Butcher of Musserville died at 12 30 Friday following a short illness of cholera infantum He was 19 months and 6 days old He is survived by his mother and father a sister and the loss is deeply felt by the community.

Adam Butcher Musserville

Accident at Huttig Bros Shaper Injures Worker

This afternoon around 2 15 Mr J B Beaker suffered a painful cut to the fingers of his right hand while operating a shaper at Huttig Bros. The injury occurred during machine work and prompted a report on the incident.

J. B. Beaker Huttig Bros Shaper

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