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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

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Democratic chiefs expect victory nationwide this fall

Chicago officials report strong confidence for a Democratic win with hopes to carry New York Rhode Island and New Jersey. Col James Hamilton Lewis visits from the east and anticipates Maine Connecticut and New Jersey joining the Democratic column.

Maine New York New Jersey Chicago Ill Daniel Press Committee National Democratic Rhode Island James Hamilton Lewis Connecticut

West Liberty Auto Plunge Kills Man In Sigourney Gorge

A car carrying seven passengers from West Liberty plunged over a gulch eight miles southeast of Sigourney. Henry Milnes was killed instantly. Miss Mary Robertson and four others were injured with varying severity. The party, en route to Ottumwa for the Iowa Methodist conference, had altered seating prior to the turn on the Hayesville hill.

Sigourney Mary Robertson Muscatine West Liberty Loretta Ward Henry Milnes Victoria Robertson Cedar Street That City Adelia Bingham Frank Pertlick Joseph Hanley Hayesville Milnes Pertlick Miss Robertson Ward Bingham Merchants Hayesville Hill Charles Pratt

Legislature Stalls Until Tuesday Morial Postponed

Lawmakers pause work until Tuesday as the morial event is postponed, delaying expected votes and floor action. The delay shifts scheduling for related ceremonies and legislative deadlines.

Ohio campaign opened with Hughes Beveridge Harris in Youngstown

In Youngstown Ohio on September 5 the republican campaign opened with speeches by Governor Hughes of New York Senator Beveridge of Indiana and Governor Harris of Ohio. A three day holiday paused mills including United States Steel Republic Iron and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Harris spoke on the liquor issue while Hughes and Beveridge outlined national campaign themes praising Taft Roosevelts reforms and warning against Bryan.

Youngstown Ohio Hughes New York Beveridge Indiana Harris United States Steel Corporation Republic Iron and Steel Company Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Brown Wick Park Gov. Hughes Taft Roosevelt Supreme Court of the United States Bryan Republican Party

Doctors Say Mutilated Wife Died by Strangling and Blows

In Somerville and Boston reports authorities dispute Chester S. Jordan's claim he killed his wife by knocking her down stairs. Medical examiners conclude Mrs. Jordan was strangled and beaten on the head with a blunt instrument, the forehead blows proving fatal.

Boston Mass Chester S. Jordan Somerville McGrath Durrell

Editor Dies in Grand Central Station

Alexander Troup editor of the New Haven Union and former Democratic national committeeman from Connecticut died of heart failure in the Grand Central station waiting room last evening. He collapsed and did not regain consciousness before his death shortly after 9 p m.

New York Alexander Troup The New Haven Union Connecticut Grand Central Station

Wright In Record Flight Near Farman in Le Mans

Wilbur Wright flew in Le Mans France for 19 minutes 48 seconds today nearing Henry Farman's record for the longest official flight. The American aeroplane pioneer showcased a magnificent and highly successful ascent in front of observers.

Lemans France Wilbur Wright Henry Farman

Henry B. White Dies After Stroke At Waterloo Ball Game

Henry B. White grand recorder of Iowa Workmen secretary of East Waterloo board of education and board of trade died from an apoplectic stroke suffered while watching a league baseball game in Waterloo. He moved from Earlville fourteen years ago and is survived by his wife and three children.

Waterloo Henry B. White Grand Recorder of Iowa Board of Education East Waterloo Board of Trade Earlville

Millionaire Emery Dead At Bar Harbor Home

John J. Emery of New York died at his summer residence in Bar Harbor from pneumonia. His reputed fortune is 40 million dollars. he owned about 2,000 Cincinnati buildings along with a hotel and two theatres.

Bar Harbor John J. Emery New York Emery Cincinnati

Spain to act with France over Moroccan issue

Premier Maura after meeting King Alfonso in San Sebastien announced that Spain will act in unison with France to address the Moroccan difficulty.

San Sebastien Maura Alfonso Spain France

Three Cent Fare Line Attack Suit In Cleveland

James K. Farasay files in common pleas court seeking nullification of the Cleveland Railway Co security grant and setting aside the Municipal Traction lease. He alleges fraud and city official financial interest, naming Mayor Johnson as controlling the traction company and claiming it lacks legal or financial responsibility for taxpayers.

Cleveland, O Common Pleas Court James K. Farasay Cleveland Railway Co Municipal Traction Company Johnson Cleveland

Forest Fire Threatens Houghton and Portage Lake District

Dense smoke shrouds Houghton county and the Portage lake region as another forest fire flares up overnight. Officials report the upper peninsula fire season to be the most damaging on record this year.

Houghton Mich Houghton County Portage Lake District Upper Peninsula Deadwood S. D

Cummins Replies to Protests with New Senatorial Proposition

Governor A B Cummins responds to a protest against his senate bid by stating the general assembly caucus has nominated him to fill the unexpired term. He argues the extra session must elect a U S senator and addresses the suggestion to adjourn until November. He notes he did not seek votes for or against him.

State House Des Moines A. B. Cummins Senator Whipple Benton United States General Assembly Congress Republican Caucus Iowa Chamber House of Representatives Cummins Allison Gilbert N. Haugen Saunders Pottawattamie Hambleton Mahaska

Cosmopolitan National Bank Shuts Down In Pittsburg

A bank in Pittsburg named Cosmopolitan National Bank suspended operations by order of the comptroller John B. Cunningham. The bank reported reserves of 40 to 45 percent, with assets of about 1.91 million dollars and a 500 thousand dollar paid in capital. Crowds gathered as officials, including cashier D J Richardson, voiced confusion about the closure. Government officials remained silent, citing insolvency. Deposits reportedly near 900 thousand, with cash on hand about 320 thousand.

Pittsburg Cosmopolitan National Bank John B. Cunningham John McClurg D. J. Richardson Richardson Gov't Cunningham Oldham Legal Department of the Comptroller of the Currency

Hitchcock In Role Of The Peacemaker

Detroit report of National Chairman Hitchcock arriving from Indianapolis and boarding the yacht Halcyon at Middle Bass Island to mediate between Taft and Michigan Republicans. Taft spent the morning fishing with limited success as Hitchcock planned a two hour negotiation session.

Detroit Mich Hitchcock Indianapolis Halcyon Middle Bass Island Taft Michigan

Deadlock Now Sure Standpatters Scatter Votes

Democrats expected to stay by Porter as standpatters force a split in backing. Progressives lack sufficient strength to swing the election outcome.

Porter

Legislature Adjourns After Short Session

After a thirty minute session the legislature adjourned until 10 o'clock next Tuesday. The Allison joint memorial services were postponed to Tuesday at 3 PM. The primary election committee hopes to report Tuesday. Senators to be elected Tuesday noon as required. Many members returned home confident no business would be transacted today leaving chambers very deserted.

J. C. Jarnagin State House Des Moines Allison Dilig United States

Regional Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday

Iown Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions likely in the northwest tonight. Illinois sees generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in the south and cooler in the north Sunday. Sunrise at 519, sunset at 6.20.

Illinois

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Dong West Liberty Party SION Morial Patriotic Army Slayer Depot Alex Troup Wright Ing Farman M. O. Traction Company Orest South Dakota Houghton, Mich Small National Bank Role
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