Dissolution of Partnership Between Hahn and Wau
Notice announces the dissolution of the partnership Hahn and Wau in Moscow with all creditors asked to settle accounts immediately.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
4
St. Joseph Impostor Marries Couples in Chicago Area
Chicago police hunt a man posing as Rev Williams who conducted a marriage factory in St Joseph Michigan. He allegedly tied multiple couples without licenses on a City of Milwaukee steamer visit and at a house on a zigzag route. One groom, George Burke, reported the ruse and paid $2 to the counterfeit minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Rev. Williams
Rev
Willams
Band of
Morton
George Burke
Grand Rapids, Mich
Burke
Kankakee
Milwaukee
Ship Street
Williams
Chief Morton
Williame
Cosmopolitan Band Delights At City Street Fair Debut
The Cosmopolitan Ragtime Band made a striking first appearance at the street fair last evening. The ensemble, led by J. Ficken and featuring E. Drier, R. Brown, R. Rayburn, and others, drew cheers as they marched down Second street. The writers praise their superior sound and call them among the city’s best musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ficken
E. Drier
R. Brown
R. Rayburn
R. Cook
J. Detwiler
L. Fox
H. Thompson
L. Drier
H. Shields
W. Mark
B. Lilly
Second Street
Premiums Awarded at West Liberty Fair
West Liberty on September 14 announced additional awards from the fair. H Ady of West Liberty won multiple top honors including buggy team and draft horses. S Armstrong & Son led in saddle horse and all purpose teams with first places. other winners included F Tharp, J McMahon, and C S Barclay with various cattle and roadster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
H. Ady
F. Armstrong & Son
West Branch
H. T. Hass
S. Armstrong & Son
L. Whitacre
F. Tharp
J. McMahon
H. T. Haas
H .Ady
T. McIntyre
L. A. McKee
C. S. Barclay
Marble Fawn
Poison in Sardines Hits Chicago Family
Six people in Grand Crossing fall gravely ill from suspected ptomaine poisoning after eating sardines bought at 1084 Seventy-fifth Street. Victims include police officer William Swain, his wife Sarah, their children, a neighbor’s boy, and a 11-year-old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Crossing
William Swain
Sarah Swain
Mrrenret Swain
Annie Swain
John Swain
Nicholas Farrington
Tug Saves Two Fishermen in Green Bay Storm
In Green Bay Wisconsin on Tuesday night the tug Mac Martel rescued two Peshtigo fishermen from danger after a storm disrupted their four mile voyage from the Peshtigo shore. The four men had gone out to drive stakes for a pond net and two went back to shore for more stakes. A telegraph at 8 pm summoned the Mac Martel to the scene around midnight amid heavy seas. The two men were brought ashore after a difficult rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Tuz Mac Martel
Missing Brother Sought by Wealthy Kansas City Woman
Mrs W L Leazery of Kansas City searches Oshkosh for her missing brother J C Patterson age 20. She notes a recent letter requesting money and a returned remittance from the local post office. In Boston the Fayette Shaw Leather Co assets are acquired by U S Leather Co affecting Wisconsin tanneries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
W. L. Leazery
Kansas City
J. C. Patterson
Boston
Fayette- Shaw Leather Company
United States Leather Company
Wisconsin
Fayette-Shaw Leather Co
Mortgage worry drives Wisconsin farmer’s wife to asylum
In Green Bay on Sept. 14, Mrs Minnie Ixelsers aged 73 of Depere was committed to Brown County asylum for chronic insanity after constant mortgage anxiety over her husband’s farm. London dispatch reports General French engaged with Boers near Barerton with General Hutton aiding, dated Sept. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Minnie Ixelsers
Depere
Brown County Asylum For
London
Lord Roberts
Machadedorp
French
Barberton
Hutton
Various 1890s News Briefs Across Cities and Events
Population shifts in East St. Louis rise from 15 169 in 1890 to 29 655, while the Philippine commission allocates 100 000 dollars for highways and bridges. Aicah Snell, 2, dies after drinking rheumatism liniment in Chicago. Carnegie Steel donates 10 000 dollars to Galveston relief. Premier Bostrom resigns in Sweden. Admiral Van Otton appointed. London papers doubt Chas Yerkes controls underground railway. Shakers decline to under 1 000 since 1870. Union Pacific trains damaged near Abilene. Zeppelins plan second ascent. George P Gregory dies of yellow fever in Havana. Ruth Burgett, 10, killed by fast mail in Wisconsin. Thomas Barnes missing at Manston fair. foul play suspected. Rubesdael painting stolen en route Naples to New York. 10 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Ill
Hilippine Commission
Aicah Snell
Chicago
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Galveston
Bostrom
Admiral van Otton
London
Chas. T. Yerkes
United States
Union Pacific
Abilene
Kas
Count Zeppelin
George P. Gregory
San Jose
Havana
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Ruth Burgett
Thomas Barnes
Manston
Wis
Ruysdael
Naples
New York
Admiral Dewey
Last Pine Tree Is Gone in Wexford County Michigan
Cadillac Michigan September 14 The last pine tree in Wexford county was felled last Saturday forenoon at Cummer Diggin’s camp northwest of Cadillac A large crowd witnessed the ceremony marking the end of an era in local timber. Three or four large pines remain near Harrietta but lie on the Ann Arbor right of way. The pine industry has long been the county’s chief livelihood and will shift to hardwood logging after boom logs on Clam Lake are cleared. President and Mrs McKinley are again at their Canton home after arriving from Somerset and appear in good health and spirits. In New London Wisconsin a wild man scare is linked to William Kehle formerly of Liberty noted as 25 and said to have been demented two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Mich
Wexford County
Cummer & Diggin
Harrietta
Ann Arbor
Clam Lake
Canton
McKinley
Somerset
Washington
New London
Wis
William Kehle
Town of Liberty
Difference Between a Sherif Sale and a Sheriff’s Sale
The note contrasts two spellings of a legal sale by a sheriff. It also comments that chronic dyspepsia fosters pessimism in some people.
Guarantee on Tar Syrup Bottles to Cure Coughs
A signed agreement promises refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. It also guarantees a 5 cent bottle to prove satisfaction or return of funds. G A Reinicke W B Barkalow Nesper Co Ino J Havercamp J Theo Keuchman are listed as undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
G. A. Reinicke
W. B. Barkalow
Nesper & Co
Ino
J. Havercamp
J. Theo. Keuchman
Weather vane-like figure turns around in tale
A fragment suggests that few men match their true merit and that Lot's wife bore a vane like motion as she turned. The line evokes a Biblical image of perspective and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Financial Statement of First National Bank Muscatine 1900
The First National Bank of Muscatine Iowa reports its September 5 1900 financials including loans discounts bonds to secure circulation and assets such as cash due from banks and notes. Liabilities show capital stock surplus undivided profits national bank notes and deposits with checks demanded and time certificates. Cashier S M Hughes swears the statement is true and notary R K Smith certifies it September 14 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
State of Iowa
of Muscatine
I. S. M. Hughes
S. M. Hughes
R. K. Smita
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
Chas. Page
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batterson Block
E. S. Batterson
East Second St
Mackey's
Easy
Garland
East 4Th Street
East Hill
Car City
J. H. Munroe & Com
Clark & C
Locust Streets
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ark Place
J. Linn Hoopes
West Seconat Street
Ted
Mackey
Musca- Ors
Gong
Business College
5Th Street
Acros
Muscatine Business College
Mulberry
Salhouse
Woodlesale
Nelson Building
Pharmacy College
Camp Doucias
Iowa City
Hagenback
Happy Hi Hubbard
Cire New York Clipper
New York City
Merrick, Walsh & Phelps Jewelry Co
St. St. Louis
Betwen Hahn & Wau
Moscow
P. Hahn, Jr
W. H. Wah
Wheeler & Wilson
Scott
Drop Head
B. A. Metz
H. Stolzenau
7Th St
LAG & Son
Monogran
Chicago Gretna Green
Michigan
Beyer
Wright
China
Marshall
Iowa
the Cosmopolitan Band
Ita
Wisconsin Tanneries
Journal
First National Bank
Muscatine
Resources
ROGMA
Cnn
East Second Street
Sheetz
J. V. Weidlein
Merganthaler Linotype
Merganthalers
Big Press
Iowa Avenue
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