Milwaukee Excurssions Home Seeker Excursions
Special home-seekers excursions with dates August ird and 7th September TBD and 21st and October 1st in Illinois. Lowest first class fare plus two other charges collected by the agent. No extra return charge. Send to Wot Kniskern Chicago for free copy of the North Western Home-Seeker with agricultural and dairy cattle raising info. Correspondence invited from settlers.
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Reguay
Iowa
Monmiguerure
Dalrv Ing. Muere Musgandry Loulers
Inka Vednin
Lowa
Institute Edittlong
Farmers’ Institute Speciala
Wot Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Excursion Tickets to Clear Lake Resume May 10 1897
Excursion tickets to Clear Lake will resume on May 10 and may be purchased daily through September 30, 1897 for round trips at one and one third cents per mile.
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Clear Lake
Every-Day Excursions Offered by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway
All-year excursions for one or more persons arranged through principal agents. Itineraries to California Florida Mexico China Japan and Europe. Estimates include all expenses and tickets for complete journeys. No need for personally conducted tours. travel alone or in small groups with convenience and security. Contact local agents or George H Heafford at 815 Old Colony Building Chicago Illinois.
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Chicaga, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
California
Florida
Mexico
China
Japan
Europe
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
George Tl. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Ills
Artesian Well Contractor Ad At Algona Iowa
Artesian well contractor A P Daher of Algona Iowa offers water supply drilling for towns cities and railroads. He owns a unique cable steam drilling machine and employs only expert drillers with first class estimates available for farm well work.
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A. P Daher Algona
New Yacht for the Queen Built at Pembroke Yard
Admiralty approves design for a new royal yacht resembling Atlantic liners. At 429 feet long with a narrow four foot beam and powerful engines, it will be built at Pembroke Dockyard to be the finest of its class and closely match Victoria and Albert in decorations.
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Admiralty
Pembroke Dock Yard
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Childbirth and Quick Recovery
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a aid to expectant mothers reducing nausea headaches and anxiety. It claims smoother labor shorter recovery and safer outcomes for mother and child citing testimonials from a Georgia mother and urging readers to purchase the product. Also mentions prenatal guides and Bradrield Regulator Go offerings.
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Mother
Cost of the Strike Ends With Compromise Bid
Miners and operators near a settlement after ten weeks of work stoppage. Officials report a 63 cent offer accepted by national miners, with many in the Pittsburgh district urging 60 cents. If approved it will take two years to recover losses, as miners seek $1,000,000 in operator losses and 12,000 men face reduced earnings of about $1.40 daily amid looming car shortages for resumption.
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Miners’ Union
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Winds
Iowa
Frithay
Czar and Sultan Agree In Mutual Policy Pact
Constantinople reports via Standard correspondent that the sultan and the czar have aligned to avoid Asia risk. The sultan agrees not to oppose Russian influence in central Asia while the czar pledges to uphold Turkish rights in Europe. The pact signals high geopolitical shift with far reaching implications.
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London
Constantinople
the Standard
Russia
Central Asia
Europe
Minor News Items for Week Ending September
A digest of brief notes: Bor the Week Ending Sept. EB reports Cothbert & Coy orders in New York for 500000. Jen Firehigh Lee as consular general in Cuba bound for New York as a traveler of ale Ken. Kansas corn crop estimated at 165,677,2801 bushels. July immigration 14774 in US versus 21471 in July 1899. Mrs John Drew, oldest American actress, died at Larchmont at 77. Train hold up at Irving Mountain Colorado netted 10000. Nicaraguan congress proposal to establish capola standard. Greensburg First National Bank closed with liabilities near 100000. Virginia Republicans set Lynchburg convention for October 5. Centennial of Waynesboro, Pa. observed. Two Cox sons bitten by rattlesnakes and died in Taylor County Ky. Seth Low accepts Citizens' Union mayoral nomination for Greater New York. Spain queen regent to receive Gen Woodford on 13th. Mrs G M McQuillan killed. eight injured in Cortland derailment. After ten years Jack McAuliffe returns to boxing. Enrica Mathou, banker promoter, failed for over 3000000.
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New York
Firehigh Lee
Cuba
Kansas
United States
John Drew
Larchmont
N. Y
Irving Mountain
Col
Cnpola Stendare
Republic
First National Bank of
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Ind
Lynchburg
Waynesboro
Nathan Cox
Taylor Counts
Seth Low
Citizens’ Union
Greater
Spain
Stewart L. Woodford
G. M. McQuillan
Cortland
N.Y
Jack McAuliffe
Enrica Mathou
Central America
President McKinley Speech at Ohio State Fair
President McKinley addressed about 40,000 Ohio schoolchildren at the fairgrounds in Columbus on Children’s Day praising Ohio’s public schools and urging civic responsibility. Secretary Alger and Senator Hanna spoke as well before a reception and dinner. the President then left for Canton.
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Ohio State Frain
Columbus
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Fairy Grounds
Ohio
United States
America
Alger
Hanna
State Board of Agriculture
Canton
The Sunday School Lesson Notes on Christian Virtues
The article outlines Romans chapters focusing on love to God and man, sincerity over hypocrisy, hatred of evil, steadfastness in good, humility, diligence, joy in hope, patience in tribulation, generosity, hospitality, sympathy, humility, honesty, peacemaking, and overcoming evil with good. It cites V. 9 to V. 21 with references to Paul and J. C. Trench, and closes with a note by Anna L. Waring.
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J. C. Treneh
Paul
Alford
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