Mississippi Valley Exposition for St Louis in 1903
A Central Trades and Labor union meeting in St Louis adopts resolutions to celebrate the Louisiana purchase by an international exposition. The plan envisions a locating of events from April 1903 to December 1908 with widespread civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Louis
Central Trades and Labor Union
CG. Benke
Waiters’ Union No. 20
Louisiana
Mr. Bunke
la Salle
Louis XIV
France
Biloxi
New Orleans
Spain
Baron Carondelet
Once
Napoleon
United States of America
Missouri
Benke
Behnke
Paris
Mississippi
England
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Mr. Behnke
Mississippi Valley
Ser- Florida Eet
St Louis
Chicago
Clinois Central
Holly Springs
Birmingham
Albany
Waycross
Jacksonville
Illinois Central
Yazoo
Williams
Ats
Janesville
Ole, Minn
Alden
Feomes Bae
J. F. Merry
Manchester
Electrified Paper Fun Shows Static Cling Effect
A dry day amusement explains rubbing thin writing paper to charge it with electricity. Friction makes the paper cling to the face or clothing. Heating a thicker card and rubbing attracts cork bits that fly to and cling to the charged surface in a striking display.
Senor Enrique Dupuy de Lome profile in diplomacy
The piece profiles Senor Enrique Dupuy de Lome highlighting his restraint failures and retirement from diplomacy on this side of the water while noting his nearly three year post in Washington as Spanish ambassador He is described as not fully Spanish by blood and of mixed French lineage with a historic ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Dupuy de Lome
Washington
Spain
Senor de Lome
Hugo Raimundo Dupuy
Godfrey de Bouillon
Senor
Barcelona
Partie Lands for Wheat and More Historic Barley
A compact notice notes Partie lands devoted to wheat corn barley rye millet and alfalfa with emphasis on agricultural output and a reference to a great hog country. The item reads like a land use statement highlighting crop varieties and regional farming identity.
Cuba's Champion In the Senate
Frank J. Cannon of Utah a leading figure in the Washington campaign for Cuban independence is described as one of the youngest and best looking senators. He is the son of George Q. Cannon, a Mormon Church leader, who left home early then returned to the fold and prospered. Cannon was born in Salt Lake City in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlow National Bank
Washington
Detroit Free Press
Cuba
Senate
Frank J. Cannon
Utah
Spain
Senator Cannon
George Q. Cannon
Mormon Church
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Wheat
Brule County
Brule
People OF the Day
Banner State of the
Great Northwest
Mouth Dakota
Chicago & North Western
Railway
Overland Limited
Chip
Des M. A Ae
Council Bluffs Pegr
Bam Dakota
Des M
A & Bo
Ee E Pin Voneics Oessn Eee
Ames & DM
T No
Passen
Boone
Man Maninae
G. W. Rogers
Iowa Central
R’y Co
Marshaltown
Eeres
St. Paul Express
Mason City Mail
K. C
Petrie Mall
Thos
P. Barry
Enema
Great Western Raitingay
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Aften Jet
St. Joseph
Leavensworth
Kansas City
Southwest
Cedar Waterloo
Dally
Dubuyjue
I. C. RY
PuLitMan
Los Hiogo Angeles
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Co
Lenving Ghitaso
Pacific Co
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Main
Ames, Iowa
SAT. T
Read’s Market
AMES
Union National Bank
W.M. Greeey
Henry WiLson
Bankers National Bank
National City Bank
New York
Valley National Bank
Gantows Halli
Own
Geo. W Brien, NG
Banner County of
South Dakota
W. E. Winsett
Dr. Hunt
Trace, Love
Albert Richmond
L. M. Son Eee
C. E. Hunt
J. C. Brownlie, B. S
Fiuumt & Brownlie Pen Tists
P. O
W. E. Harriman
Orrics
BENJ
F. Gilmor
Danie. McCarther
McCarthy & Lee
College Park
Stevens’ Block
Geo. A. Underwood
Len
W. NH. Wynn, Jr
Lax
Farm Loans and Insurance
Undertaker
Story County
Duncan
Inter-State Land Advertising Agency
Intelligencer Office
IOW A
Bradford Knapp
Attorney At Law
Bingham’s
S. FP
O’brien
Notary Public
Insurance & Collections
Real Estate
Swank & White's, Hardware
H. WesTerMan
F. T. McLary
Westerman & M’lain
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