Home Seekers Excursions on Central Ry tickets
On April 1 and May 2 and 16 the Central Railway will sell Home Seekers tickets to many western and southern states at one fare plus $2.00. Tickets valid twenty one days from sale with stopovers within the territory. Additional reduced rates to Montana Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Special one way second class rates to California. Inquiries via any Iowa Central Railway agent or W G Manville Acting P A Marsitalntown Pa.
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One Central Ry
Wip
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Lousiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Obata
Texas
Uta
Wisconsin
North Michigan
Wyoming
Alabama
Florida
Georgi
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolinia
South Carolinia
Tennessee
Virginia
Date
Montana
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
California
Iowa Central Railway
W.G. Manvin
P.A. Marsitalltown
Diplomatic ties with Spain resumed at White House
On June 6 President McKinley welcomed Spain's envoy Due Garces and in Madrid Bettany Storer was presented to the queen regent. The resumption ends the 1898 war rupture and signals renewed friendship, with mutual promises of cooperation and cordial reception.
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Washington
Spain
McKinley
Duel Arcos
United States
White House
Madrid
Bettany Storer
Christina
Alphonso Xill
Avo
Due Garces
Don Alfonso Nii
Renty
Almister
Alfonso XIII
Gove Armment
Stalker slays parents then takes his own life in Mayville
George Stalker aged 23 shot his father twice and mother once then killed himself as his parents remonstrated over quarrel with a neighbor. The father and mother were expected to recover while Young Stalker died shortly after the self inflicted wound.
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Mayville
Mich
George Stalker
Stalker
Mme
Washington Declines in Public Debt May End Month
Washington reports May 31 debt at 41,168,893,407, down 3,595,857 from April due to increased cash, while government receipts reach 469,089,899 for the year to date and expenditures rise to 573,700,972..Waggon Plant Burned at Pekin Springfield Ala June 4 destroys Smith wagon works with 800 wagons and a switch carload burned. Logs valued at 100,000. 160 workers laid off. Public notices include receipts and expenditures for the year. Never found to Marry Gulpa Hian June 3 Mary June Douglas 102 and James Morgan 70 wed at this locale.
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Washington
Springfield
Smith Wagon Works
Pekin
Gulepa, Hian
Mary June Douglas
James Morgan
Henderson Gains Momentum Across GOP Delegations
Republican congressmen from Massachusetts Maryland Nebraska and South Dakota reportedly pledge support for James Henderson for speaker of the lower house. The trend is echoed by Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana and Ohio, with western states expected to follow. Eastern backing seen as a positive sign for Henderson’s bid.
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Chicago
Cal
David HW. Wenderson
Iowa
Massachusetts
Maryland
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Aimyland
Col. Henderson
Mountain View and Oakdale Tie as One Town
In western Oklahoma the towns Mountain View and Oakdale merged after a week of diplomacy. The consolidation, signed by local citizens, raised 3380 to combine them. Oakdale moves toward Mountain View as the new extended town on the Chicashu Rock Island line claims an unprecedented record in Western enterprise.
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Oakdale
Mountain View
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Death of Albert Pack Detroit Capitalist and Candidate
Albert Vacs Pack a well known capitalist and former Republican candidate for United States senator died at his Detroit home on Wednesday following gallstone surgery. A supporter of Gov Pingree and the Detroit railway lines Pack withdrew his candidacy before the vote.
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Detroit
Mich
Jane
Albert Vacs
United States
Barrows
Pack
Pingrve
Detroit Railway
Minor News Items For The Week Ending June 6
The supreme court of Cuba sat in Tiyan. A tornado caused damage at Lown. An earthquake shock in rails was felt in San Francisco. Washington saw 9% losses amounting to $250,000. The Bt. Charles theater in New Orleans burned. National bank note total on May 1 stood at $242,064,554. Landscape painter Souet died in London at 61. Mos led remaining Spanish troops from Manila to stop. William Muapin, a capitalist, died in Cincinnati. Henry C. Grabenhorst died near Webster City IA at 100. John Mays flogged to death at San Bois. Elisha Baxter died in Batesville AR at 72. Day Torbush swindled out of $43,000 in Michigan. Mrs. Mary Mellan died in Baraboo WI at 101. Casimir Baptiste hanged at Kamloops BC for murder. Paris welcomed Maj. Marchand after Pushonn expedition. Manila customs in Jan–Mar 1899 totaled $944,766. Paty du Clam arrested in Paris over Dreyfus forgery. Ehivper & Brothers merged with US McGlure houses in NY. W. C. Stites died by suicide in Warren OH. Hobart left Washington for Tony Branch NJ for summer. Ten thousand Christian Scientists met in Boston. Marie Wainwright wed Franklyn Roberts in San Francisco. Sverett T. Ryan set amateur ten-mile bicycle record at 19:59. Rev Barton C Aytesworth elected president of Colorado Agricultural College. Thirty Indians drowned near Atherta Lake of Clouds. Rev William Herbert Perry Faunce elected president of Brown University.
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Supreme Court of Cuba
Tiyan
Lown
San Francisco
Republic, Wash
Bt. Charles
New Orleans
National Bane
Data
San Bois
Elishi Baxter
Arkansas
Batesville
Day Torbush
Flolly
Mich
Houts
Mary Mellan
Baraboo
Wis
Casimir Baptiste
Philip Walker
Kamloops
B.C
Paris
Maj. Marchand
Manila
Col
Paty du Clam
Dreyfus
Ehivper & Brothers
McGlure
New York
W. C. Stites
Warren
Hobart
Washington
Tony Branch
N. J
Boston
Marie Wainwright
Franklyn Roberts
Sverett Tt. Ryan
Waltham, Mass
Colorado State Board of Agriculture
Barton C. Aytesworth
State Agricultural College
Atherta
N. W.L
William Herbert
Perry Faunce
Fifth Venue Baptist Church
Brown University
Providence
W. I
Architectural League Formed in Cleveland
June 5 reports no permanent Arch League of America formed at the architectural clubs convention. Officers elected for the coming year include Albert Kesley of Philadelphia as president and Willim J. Ittner of St. Louis as first vice president, with D W Case of Detroit secretary and Norbert Briggs of Cleveland treasurer.
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Architectural League
Cleveland
Architectural Clubs
Architectural League of America
Albert Kelsey
Philadelphia
Willim J. Ittner
St. Louis
D. W. Case
Detroit
Tf. W.tomlinson
Chicago
Norbert 3. Briggs
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W.H. Reed
Ing.urontn
W. H. Reed
Indianapolis
Fiat
Bridgeport
Rat
Mankind
Montgomery Ward & CO
Bh. T. Burbank
Etigonn, Fort
Kossuth
Ssadpdel Chatrman
ACW
Spanish Minster
Duc d’Arcos
President McKinley
Woman's Temple
Carse
Henderson
Western Inagies
Duter Clahs
Brook
Perct
Bortonoes
St. Louw
Baltimore Philadelph
Cincinnati
Fay Pittsburgh
AG Yew Warfeld
Louisvile
Western Enterprise
Albert Pack
Michigan
Founda
Garnerville
N. Y
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
New York City
Slovnsburg
Charles Vollemans
Carrie Jones
Kilked
Newark
Tarry Jones
Andrew Haines
Bloom Foe
Uss Ms
Perera
Louis
Steey
Omaha
Westies Oltone
Safe Biewers
Milwaukee
Aa Sentinel Spergius
Stevens Point
John Uarrington
Edward Rattigan
John Larly
John Welly
International Bank of Amherst
Inslianapolis
Ind
Aveordle
Pittsburgh
George B. Adams
Penassania
Columbus
Adams
Adams & Willramson. Veneer Manufacturers
Vetterkon Davis
Atlanta
State House
Jefferson Davis
Athacump
Capitol
Mon
Henry Richardson
la Luna
Dulsugyne
Dane S
Dyersville
Thorpe, I
Mie
Kellogg
Loubet
Pacis
le Ple Praneuise
Columbia
8. C
Gov
McSweeney
Ellerbe
Dr. Williams
Frank Long
Lennon
de. Willis
Frank Loxa
Ventes
Agpeth
Tshr
GuLosmariy
Justice of the Peace
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Edvin R. Cripp
Middlefield Centre
N.Y
Bows Man
Dr. Willama
King of Reference
Werner
Morocco
Ehlers & Co
Agents
Algona
Alto
Iroquois Bicycles
Roquois Gygle Works
Sh Whyels
Aivonays
Leyauis
Sgqe
Artigo
Iroquois
Unny
Tire Iroquois
Shelly
Nickal
Secombe
Mead Gycle
Pain
Midway
Godfrey
Wetus Reseras Botaras
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