German Editor to Not Satterled and War News Summary
A jumble of 1900 era items reports German editors wary over peace in South Africa with dis appointment over surrender prospects. Fire destroys fourteen business in Franklin Nebraska with total loss. A trial jury convicts August Jahnke of first degree murder in Michael Sierk case, sentencing to life. King orders military thanksgiving for Africa peace. Engineers' Brotherhood adjourns Norfolk convention with next meeting planned in Los Angeles.
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Pertin
South Africa
Norfolk
Brother Locomotive Engineers
Los Angeles
Cal
Masonic Officers Elected in Iowa and Wisconsin Sunday School elected
The Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge elected officers with Ciloten as Grand Master and Norris as Grand Senior Warden. In Cedar Rapids Mary, the Wisconsin Sunday School Association adjourned to meet in Oshkosh next year, naming S. T. Harding as president and C. W. Appleton as vice president. A Des Moines sale set a western shorthorn record with Red Crest the top bull at fifty dollars.
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Wisconsin Sunday School Association
Portage
Wis
State Sunday School Association
Oshkosh
Wanesha
C. W T. Appleton
Anne Kurtz
Milwauker
Des Moines
Rolfe
West
N. A
Red Crest
Beigler
Grain and Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chiefof grain and produce market lists estimated receipts for the day around 23 000 for corn and oats with varied quotes for rye, hay and mixed feed. Cattle and sheep quotations range with top cattle at about 6 50 to 7 45, western lambs and native stock showing mixed activity and limited demand at East Buffalo and Chicago exchanges.
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Chicago
Wal
Eecen
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Mission
Mast Buffalo
Sinw Com and Co
Settlement of Chicago dock yard teamsters strike reached
After an all night session, the Chicago dock yard teamsters strike was settled with concessions from both sides. Mayor Harrison and the State Board of Arbitration brokered the agreement, granting a wage increase for the teamsters. A meat delivery driver was attacked during riots. no fatalities reported.
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Chicago
the Journal
Dock Yard Teamsters
Harrison
State Board of Arbitration
Irwin Hron
Allan
Death of Stella Hahn in North Washington
Little Stella Hahn, taken years ago by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson, died at 2:90 o clock this afternoon at the George Relater home in North Washington. Her mother died years ago. Cause listed as complications from typhoid fever and whooping cough. The Thompsons had brought her to town for better care. The child's father resides in Chicago and will arrive this evening. Funeral arrangements unavailable at press time.
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Stella Hahn
W. M. Thompson
George Kelater
Washington
George Relater
Strike spreads as Washington workers walk out on sewer project
Nine men on the West Jefferson street sewer project walk out at noon demanding higher wages. They have earned 150 dollars and two dollars and want 225. At this writing they have not returned, and officials expect a quick adjustment.
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Chicago
Washington
West Jefferson Street
Marriage of Miss Joa Johnson and Mr. Charles Crouch
The ceremony took place yesterday at four o clock with Rev. T A Palaster officiating at the Olnetian church in Davenport. About twenty five relatives attended. Susie Lahr played the wedding march. A dinner followed and the couple departed on the evening train for Pawnee City for a two week honeymoon. The groom is an attorney.
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Joa Johnson
Charles ©. Crouch
Davenport
T. A. Palaster
Olnetian Church
Susie Lahr
Pawnee City
Nicola Home Hosts Guessing Contest and Wedding News
Mr and Mrs B W Nicola entertained about eighty guests at 300 East Main with a 33 question guessing contest. Mrs M F Miller won a book of Tennyson poems. Harpist Mrs R Wade of Chicago performed. Charles Crouch and wife of Davenport plan a west wedding tour after marrying in Keota yesterday. Mr and Mrs R G Wade of Chicago also left for Davenport.
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East Main Street
B. W. Nicola
M. F. Miller
Tenbyson
Mra F. J. Wilson
Emeline Warren
Louisa Wilson
Jessie Sage
Ella May Brown
Ada Jenkins
Charles
Mob at a Worcester wedding shocks staid church
In Worcester at St. John’s Church Mary E. Donner wed Dr. Maurice W. Quinn when about 1000 women hissed and surged around the wedding party. Police could not control the demonstration following Miss Bertha Condon’s claim that Quinn betrayed her with a broken engagement.
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Worcester
Mass
St. John’s
Mary E. Donaber
Maurice W. Quinn
Brocton
Quinn
Bertha Condon
Commencement Exercises Noted For Tonight
Several local events and visits are reported. The commencement exercises begin at eight tonight and Miss Myrtle Baird is recovering well from appendicitis surgery in Fairfield. Community meetings and personal arrivals fill the day with visitors from multiple towns and a charity ice cream supper planned for June 6 to raise funds for the school library.
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Myrtle Baird
Fairfield
McConaughey
Wayland
Washington Lodge
M.poiter
W. M
Marian Stewart
Lake Forrest
Franklin Center
Sigourney Road
Coralie
Tedford
Tu&fri
Lost and found notice for buggy and harness
A high grade top buggy nearly new and a light weight harness are reported as lost and a request for claim or replacement is posted to the JOURNAL office with contact details.
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Journal Office
Buck Len's Arica Salve Promises Cure in Old Town Ad
In Old Town Virginia, R N Bevill writes of Buck Len's Arica Salve curing their daughter from a severe skin issue. The note claims relief for various conditions and urges readers to visit Stewart's Pharmacy to obtain the remedy.
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Old Town
R. N Bevill
Bucklen
Sidewalk Bend Resolution Adopted by Washington City Council
The Washington Iowa City Council adopts a sidewalk along the West side of 6th Avenue from Madison Street South, starting at the northeast corner of Lot Twenty. The walk, to be built by adjacent property owners within sixty days, shall be two-inch plank or equivalent and built to code. If owners fail, the Street Commissioner will construct and charge the costs to adjacent property owners. Resolution approved June 2, 1901 by Mayor Ha. C. H. Wilson.
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Cctity
Washington, Iowa
6Th Avenue
Madison Street
N. BE
Bacon and Cox
East Washington
Washington
Iowa
Ith Avenue
City of
C. H. Wilson
How to Avoid Trouble With a Summer Remedy
Public health note urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for bowel complaints. Marketed as essential for children and adults, with Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman selling it.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Why Not Go West Special Summer Excursion Rates
The Iowa Central Railway offers special summer excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Deadwood Lead Custer and the Black Hills. Dates June 22 to Sept 15 with various round trip fares and stopovers. For details contact local ticket agents or A B Cutty GOP A T Minneapolis Minn. eow 9-15-02.
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Iowa Central
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Custer
Black Hills
Peiite
A. BR. Cutty
GOP
T. A. Minneapolis
Minn. Eow
Excursions to Boston Via the Wabash Line
The Wabash announces Chicago to Boston round trips at very low rates for June 12 13 and 14 with return by July List. Tickets available via Niagara Falls Hoosac Tunnel via Montreal or via New York and steamer lines. For rates and full information contact F A Palmer A P A 7 Adams St Chicago.
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Wabash
Chicago
Boston
Niagara Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
Montreal
New York
Rator
F. A Palmer
Adams St
Mayor Averts Riot in Blair Nebraska Water Cure Used
A riot was averted by Mayor Haller of Blair Nebraska when 200 workers laid tracks after council denied the railroad right of way. The mayor ordered a halt, water was directed from the fire department, and citizens tore up and seized the track as revolvers were shown. In Duluth Minnesota tugmen kidnapped Captain James Taylor then released him after he escaped while still asleep.
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Blair
Neb
Haller
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Railroad Company
Duluth
Minn
James Taylor
Pike Lake
Ard Patrick Wins Derby As Skeets Martin Rides
J Gubbins brown colt Ard Patrick ridden by Skeets Martin won the Derby by three lengths at Epsom. Isinglass finished second with Friar Tuck third as Scepter and Cyardas trailed. Time 2:42 1/2. United States jockeys and owners feature in this historic race with strong attendance from Americans.
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London
J. Gubbins
Ard Patrick
J. Tl. Martin
Colonel 1
McCalment
Isinglass
Duke of Portland
Friar Tuck
RK. S. Slever
Scepter
R. Forrest Tod
Cyardas
Ard
Slever
King and Queen
United States
Maher
Cheers
Jenkins
Powling Piece
J. Reiff
Intruder
Spencer
Kearsarge
Epsom Downs
Martin
William C. Whitney
Volodybyski
Lady Meux
New York
Whitney
Pierre Lorillard
Iss
Iroquois
Fred Archer
Prince of Wales
King Edward
J. Watts
Persimmons
EH. Jones
Maccabeus
Colonel Peel
Orlando
Choate
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Richard Croker
Associated Press
Harris Show Delivers Long One-Ring Circus Performance
The Sigokl reports in Middletown Ohio on May 13 that the Harris show is a lengthy one-ring circus rivaling the season’s best in duration and scope.
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Harris
Sigokl
Middletown
Ohio
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Worida Herald Editor
H J Strickfaden of Worida Herald Fair Haven Washington credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son from pneumonia and several croup attacks. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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Chamberlain
H. J Strickfaden
Worida Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
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Brighton
Womans Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
John Hkaker
Ene Ani
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Enterprise
Southwest Corner Square
Sceptre
Skeets
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Skerts
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Queen Aleandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
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Manila
Windsor Grocery
Matt J. Johnson
Matt J. Johnson Co
St. Paul
Police O'Conner
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U.S
Armory
J. 4. Stewart
West Side Square
Zures
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S. F. Sweinhart
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