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K C T Mi Muscatine Tent No 9 meets weekly in Maccabee Hall As thalter building Trena Avenue FE G O'Brien is Sir Knight Commander J W Hahn records keeper
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
2
K C T Mi Muscatine Tent No 9 meets weekly in Maccabee Hall As thalter building Trena Avenue FE G O'Brien is Sir Knight Commander J W Hahn records keeper
In Iowa City on September 8 the Johnson County Democratic convention chose the county slate and named delegates to the congressional gathering. Incumbent auditor Albert Hogan was renominated, Edward Kozer won the clerk nomination, five candidates vied for county attorney with T Fairchild taking on the fourth ballot, James Hazlik was nominated for recorder, and W J Maloney and Joseph Cetrick for supervisors. Delegates elected to the Iowa City congressional convention include George W Kunz Charles M Reno William Hawke Max Meyer Eden Edward Doty and others, with the body voting to endorse Judge M J Wade for the Democratic nomination for Congress.
West Liberty Iowa September 8 Republicans of Wapsie township held a caucus at city hall selecting delegates for the county convention to be held next Saturday in Muscatine. Delegates include J. E. McIntosh J. I. Nichols R. J. Wiley FE Nichols A Purvis Cope Rabe F H Shellabarger A Floyd Fred Wolf Levi Wilgus Chet Baxter G A Moore Robert Brooke H E Wiley Chas Aikins RB Nichols I O Mosher John Vanatta Gee Smith F T Tharp W B Jayne.
Sylvanus Dunham died at his home near Long Creek Saturday evening at eighty. An early Louisa County settler, he came from Fayette County Indiana in 1837 and owned several hundred acres of land. The funeral was held today.
Des Moines county Republicans met in convention and nominated Henry Andre for clerk of district court C G Earnest for sheriff M P Shorts for auditor Deen N Lewis for recorder C C Clark for county attorney and George Gallacher for member of the board of supervisors.
Democrats of Des Moines county will meet in a convention next Saturday September 13 at 2 oclock to nominate county officers. The call is issued by H M Miller, chairman of the county central committee.
The Italian vessel Pasquale Tanro suffered a prolonged fire during a voyage from London to Adelaide, lasting thirty days. Fire began in late July, forcing hatches to be fastened and the ship to sail under reefer sails. Provisions were destroyed and crew were burned on the hot decks as the danger persisted.
Testimony from J F Homan of Chicago declares Dr Schiffmann's Asthma Cure relieved and cured decades of asthma. He praises a night of relief and nine years of remission. Advertisement notes price 50 cents and $1 00, with free trial by mail from Dr R Schiffmann St Paul Minnesota.
Bloomington township Republicans meet Monday September 8 at 8 o clock in Kalorama school house to select delegates to the county convention and nominate township ticket. Wm. Hendricks, Committeeman.
The Republicans of Fruitland township are requested to meet at Lone Tree school house Wednesday evening Sept. 10 at 8 30 p m to select four delegates to the county convention and nominate a township ticket A Hopson Committeeman.
The republicans of Moscow Township will meet at Moscow on September 11 at 7 oclock to elect four delegates to the county convention per order.
Notice announces a Democratic? no Republicans meeting in Montpelier township to select four delegates for the county convention on the 13th at August Schrader's store. The caucus also to handle other business as needed. Julius Welsch.
Des Moines reports that rumors of Secretary Wilson becoming president of Ames College are false. Hungerford, director of the trustees, says no offer has been made, and Wilson states he has no plans for such a move.
The Pennsylvania Limited, one of six daily Chicago to New York trains, features parlor, compartment and drawing room sleeping cars, dining cars and an observation car to enjoy the Alleghenies daylight view. For more information contact H. R. Dering A G P Agt at 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
A great trans Atlantic race began with the Philadelphia sailing for New York at noon Saturday while Fuerst Bismarck set course on Sunday from South Hampton as rivals in the event.
Burlington Iowa considers hosting the state firemen tournament next year after a sentiment at this year’s event. To secure the meeting about $3,000 in prize money must be raised, with southern Iowa as the preferred location.
Marshalltown Iowa Sept 8 William C Woodworth age eighty five died he was one of the few surviving members of the ninth Iowa assembly which met during the Civil War period.
In Mexico two donkey classes, four and two feet, vie as rivals and partners. Both bear heavy loads of ore, dirt, milk, water, and more, with drivers shareing the burden. Bands of ten to fifty travel mountains hauling ore, charcoal, or wood to villages and cities in a medieval life set in southern and central regions.
The new Russo-Siberian play For Her Sake debuts at the Grand with popular prices tonight. It features intense scenes including a flogging episode in Siberian convict mines and a serf maiden center of affection. A large, capable company supports the production.
The latest bright brisk and funny farce Weary Willie Walker comes next Wednesday night. The play is praised as one of the best clean cut farce comedies with absorbing plot and widely favorable press mentions across venues.
Indications point to a sold out Camille performance at the Grand Opera House next Thursday evening. The company is well managed and meritorious with letters for seats pouring in from the city and surrounding towns. prices are reasonable and demand strong for a first class show.
A review notes a unique character in the play who is a scholar and gentleman when sober but becomes a striking dope fiend under opium. It cites medical authorities saying brilliant minds are prone to opiate ill effects. This vignette is tied to a performance at the Grand on Saturday September 13.
Davenport Orphans Home children over 400 will take a river outing on the Mississippi next Tuesday. A barge is chartered. the group will depart Davenport at 9 a.m., travel 30 miles to Muscatine, and return by 4 p.m. They will not land but eat a picnic dinner on the barge.
An advertisement warns that abnormal heart beats indicate weakness or disease and cannot maintain normal circulation. It cites a patient from Huntington, Indiana, who, after using Dr Miles tenure and two bottles, says heart action returned to normal.
Timeless patent medicine pitch promises immediate benefit for weak or diseased hearts when started promptly. Sold by druggists with guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana listed as maker.
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