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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1900
Page
1
Miners fail to halt operations as companies deploy Pinkerton guards to protect property. The situation remains tense with private security presence increasing while the overall work stoppage shows no immediate end.
Trouble mounts as Markle Bros mines at Jeddo see hundreds of workers quitting. Coal operators refuse to recognize unions, calling for troops or police, with Readiness Regiment units prepared for Hazleton. Mount Carmel area mines close, Pinkertons dispatched, and Pittston closures extend the strike across main bituminous fields.
Local physician experts are puzzled by Martin Swanson a car repairer for the Illinois Central railroad who narrowly escaped serious injury when a switch engine backed a long train onto him He was trapped under wheels for a moment and pulled free with only minor skin abrasions and a dark belt mark as evidence of the passnone of his bones were broken or internal injuries detected.
Peoria Illinois September 19 opening a four day annual meeting with unusually large attendance from this and nearby states. A full business program aims to boost trade and a program of entertainments is planned for visitors as citizens welcome them warmly.
John G. Woolley and his prohibition party departed Chicago on a special train for a 10000 mile tour through Illinois Nebraska Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Tennessee and Kentucky. The "prohibition train" will stop at multiple cities in each state and return to Chicago on October 9.
Minister Wu told the state department that Germanys demand to deliver anti foreign movement leaders before talks cannot be met. He argued the hard terms halt negotiations and threaten dismemberment, naming the Empress and Prince Tuan as likely targets if pressed.
Expert accountant Kelcruff completed a thorough review of the county treasurer’s office. The investigation shows a total shortage of 12,426.01 since 1892, with 1,890.88 still uncovered, and most losses covered by cash from Cherry and Maher.
Durban reports Kruger will not sail to Europe on September 28 from Lorenzo Marques. He is believed detained by the Portuguese government awaiting parleys with London and Lisbon.
Persistent rain fails to dampen participation at Wilton day fair as exhibitors push entries. The fair will stay open one more day with books open until Thursday noon and awards under livestock expert supervision. Stock entries include Wilton E F Kleinmeyer six horses, Muscatine K C Lake nine porkers, Tipton Sheridon Dickinson twelve swine, Muscatine W Hendricks eleven Shropshire sheep, and other Polish China stock across several farms.
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Leavenworth Kansas September 19 Bryan addressed about six thousand people. He said no challenge to debate imperialism had been received and he would not debate with Hanna if elected president. He would discuss public questions with the Republican candidate but not with a lesser official. He would meet in joint debate if the Republican committee certifies Hanna would be president in case of victory. He mocked Hanna on sinister motives and said he reads Hanna’s speeches for amusement.
A Des Moines committee member says the army post remains in statu quo and the city is slow to act. They lack about 5000 to 8000 dollars as Hubbell is away, and railroad support has collapsed with sites across grounds rejected by companies.
Dan Daly delivers a humorous address on golf as a passion and profession. He recounts his downslide into golf from New Jersey to Cape May, jokes about language learning and the need for caddies and a dictionary, and offers playful advice about starting in July or August while savoring the game.
B F Clayton spoke to West Liberty Republicans last night delivering strong arguments and ringing words. Despite rain, attendance was good and enthusiasm ran high.
Marshalltown reports the first birth at the Iowa Soldiers' Home as baby boy to Mr and Mrs James Van Derveer. Veterans praise the arrival and expect the infant to be named Horton Van Derveer in honor of popular Commandant C C Horton.
The Wesleyan Methodist annual conference gathered in Wayne Iowa with about fifty ministers in attendance. The session runs through Sabbath and appointments are expected to be announced next Monday.
At Spring Lake New Jersey on September 19 a major blaze consumed three large summer hotels twelve cottages and many other structures. The estimated loss runs to about 250000 dollars with extensive property damage reported.
The Hague September 19 Kruger has accepted the Dutch government offer to supply a warship to take him to Europe for passage.
All former soldiers of the War of the Rebellion are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jane E. Madden at 2 o clock p m tomorrow at her West Fourth street residence. Per order A G Tyler.
Samuels offers French chocolates on Iowa avenue while Hahn Pros Co reports a peach and pear delivery. Hartman and Ellman urge immediate fruit canning purchases as crop winds down. St. John's markets feature pumpkins, mince pies, gingerbread, lager bread, maiden blush apples, crab apples, pears, quinces and baked goods.
Senator Titus reports broad support for biennial elections and says the Democratic State Central Committee will not oppose the amendment. He cites letters from leading Republicans and Democrats and notes possible emergency actions to draw jurors if adopted. Also biographical sketch of Jane E. Templeton Madden, Civil War nurse and founder of the Woman’s Relief Corps, noting her Iowa roots and community work.
Mrs. Jane F E., wife of Henry Madden, lies dead in her late home after weeks of continuous suffering. The edition notes her as a late citizen and neighbor who faced her final summons at 5:30 p.m. yesterday, bidding her family goodbye.
Chicago reports indicate a fair west portion with showers for Iowa. The east portion may see showers tonight with a chance of a day fair period. Thur.
Sheriff McGeaughey to drive sixty five miles in wet weather to summon ten jurors for service as the grand jury and district court race through a busy session. Cases include Siders vs Deran with motions and demurrals, and Richman vs Noble default judgment for 152.20. Clerk Kelis remains busy as litigation rises.
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