Geneva board member resigns and local notices
From Geneva surrounding points. Barney McCauley announces resignation from the Geneva Independent School District board effective immediately. Local items: cemetery society meeting, hotel work at Abbott, Rebekah lodge installed, family visits, pastor Smedley reception, various moves and transfers in town life. Also Mead vs Illinois Central railroad ruled in Mead's favor after ten years. Sheriff arrest noted for Fred Evans in LaPorte case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Barney McCauley
Independent School District of
Woder
Deaires
Pouk
Mack
BaRxeExy McCautney
Cemetery Society
Garden
Ladies of the Old Society
Dolson
Abbott
Thomas Gelmer
Rebekah's
W. G. Smedley
Geneva Charge
Smedley
Jansen
Steamboat Rock
M. HE
Frank Dahu
Walter Austin
North Dakota
Austin
Katie
Anna Burma
Marshalltown
Arend Arends
Hi Slater
Agricultural College
Ames
Mr. Wisentrager
Ackley
Claas DeBoer
Familly
A.M. Whaley
Onellinois Central
Mrs. Royce
Cedar Falla
van Meter
Waterloo
John DeBoer
George
Claus DeBoer
Kirby
Mead
Ilipois Central Railroad
Supreme Court
Atlas of Obita Offered by Palmer for Ten Cents
An ad promotes a 16 page Atlas of Obita 12 by 14 inches priced at 23 cents elsewhere but offered at 10 cents postpaid 13 cents by mail. It lists a Cedar Rapids Iowa address for John G. Palmer and A. GP. A, UB OR. & N, Ry. Also notes poultry buyers in the region and advertises Limbert's best 60 cigar with dealer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
laAnTowan
Stokane
Sual
The
Fruit Fair Association
Royal Martone Band
Italy
Towa
Spokane
Spokane Valley
Sitting Bull
Fort Wright
Horace Greely
John G. Palmer
A. GP. A
UB OR. & N, Ry
Cedar Rapids
I Lowa
I. Z. Goettel
Republican Panic and Financial Panics Under Republican Rule
A historical argument arguing that the last thirty years of U.S. panics originated under Republican rule and developed under Republican legislation. It cites 1869 Black Friday, 1873 Cook & Co. panic, 1893 panic, and various bank failures and bond issues linked to McKinley and Harrison eras, asserting the so called Democratic panic was misattributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Cook & Co
Benjamin Harrison
New York
New York Clearing House Association
Boston Clearing House Association
Baker Bros. & Co
Philadelphia
Citizen's Savings Bank of
North River Bank
Scottdale Rolling Mills
Charlotte Furnace
American National Bank
Kansas City
Spring Garden National Bank
Pennsylvania Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Homestead
Chemical Bank of Chicago
United States Treasury
Republcan
Harrison
Carlisle
Washington State as a thriving diverse region and travel lure
The article extols Washington as the evergreen state with vast forests shipping timbers and shingles worldwide, fruitful crops like fruit and beets, favorable rainfall patterns around the Cascades, growing industries, and robust rail connections. It advertises tours to California and the West with western travel routes and new Pullman sleepers, led by experienced conductors through Chicago Great Western and Santa Fe routes, promising comfort and moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Cascade Mountains
G. D. Rogers
W. Locust Street
Des Tuines
Iowa
Clas
Fee
Northern Pacific Ry
St. Paul
Minn
Callifornia
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure advert and endorsements
An OCR fragment shows a Hall by Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh. It includes endorsements from Es & Puaux and Wannino Kinnan Marvin Wholesalers Toledo Ohio and notes internal medicine claims. It ends with cigar promotion and ad copy about advertising reach and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
N. J. Chenty & CO
Toledo
Y. J. Cheney
Es & Puaux
Poteda
O. Wannino
Kinnan & Marvin
Also Mentioned on This Page
McIntyre
McEhaney
Evans
McManus
Parkersburg
T. D. Kluick
Worthington
Mion
J. L. Neal
Ardale
Hotel Dumont
Fred Pfaltzgraft
Fred Schmitz
Loretto
S. Cal
Abreezi
Wasilington
Rev. Smith
Monabh
Cline
Fred Evans
LaPorte
Clarksville
Tlgentrity
C.G. Burding
Ella Miller
Busigasamen
Limbert
Ulster
Gurtan
Pholsteres
Sint
Lori Tn
Wwgold
Hampton
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