Council Passes Scavenger Ordinance At Special Meeting
ALUMNI DEFEATS HIGH SCHOOL 24 to 16 in a game at the fair grounds. The city council met in special session with Mayor Tilden and all members. The key action was the passage of the scavenger ordinance setting licensed city scavengers, oath, a 15 annual license, $100 bond, and pay rates. Other items included sidewalk orders on Hickory and 3rd streets, tax rebate recommendation, water usage regulation, and shifting funds to the water account. The high school alumni beat the high school team 24 to 16 despite rough conditions. An attempted robbery at Remieu’s store in Marne was thwarted by clerk Alva Longneucker. The Emmerts hosted a dance for their son Max last night.
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Tilden
White
Ram- Hey
Hawke
Board of Supervisors
Laird
Hickory Street
4Th
Sth
John Sandberg
Birch
Hickory
3Rd Street
Messrs Laird
Sandberg
August Kubach
Epplesheimer
Walnut Street
Third Street
Chestnut and
Poplar
George Smith
Chestnut Street
Popular Street
Chestnut
Winne
Fair Grounds
Keyser
Harlan
Wallace
Nash Graces Ohio Nomination At Republican Convention
George K. Nash won the Ohio Republican nomination for governor with strong Hanna support while John A Caldwell was named lieutenant governor. The convention endorsed President McKinley amid few attacks, and Daugherty was defeated on the slate. Hopkins withdrew from the speakership race in favor of Henderson. A 14 year old, Joseph Mitchell, was fatally injured by a falling rock at the historical building.
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Ite Kullns
McKinley—Hopkins
Hull
Anti-Trust
Fee
Supreme Judge
Judge Bradbury
Isaac B. Cameron
Hanna-Cox
McKinley
Daugherty
Holcomb
Cleveland
Judge Nash
Nash
State Committee
Henderson
Cnicance
A. J. Hopkins
D. B. Henderson
Illinois
Grand Pacific Hotel
Mr. Hopkins
Colonel Henderson
Drs Morris
Joseph Mitchell
War Officials Chafe at Delay in Oriental Campaign
Contingent in the War Department favors rapid action and swift end to the oriental campaign even at high cost. Administration advice cited from Professor Schurman of the Philippine commission.
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WasnIndon
War Department
Oriental
Schurman
The
Philippine Com
Gold Shipment to Europe Stuns Wall Street
New York June 8 The Journal reports the National City bank will ship 1 000 0000 in gold to Europe aboard the Lucania, a surprise to investors though bankers doubt a large export move soon. In Carroll Iowa June 3 beet sugar factory plans advance, contingent on farmers securing beet acreage and a project cost just over 1 million dollars.
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Europe
New York
the Journal
National City Bank
Lucania
Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
Carroll
Troops Sent To Tongue River Reservation Tense
Dispatches report potential clashes between Northern Cheyenne and white settlers at Tongue River Washington. Secretary Alger orders First Cavalry to move to the Tongue River agency to separate groups and avert hostilities.
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Tongue River
Washineton
Alger
Department of Dakota
First Cavalry
George W. Stouch
Third Infantry
Multiple 1899 Telegram Briefs On Disasters And Records
Brief telegraphic items note a cruiser repair cost of 8000 dollars and 20 days, manpower shortages at American coast defenses, Brewers association wage changes, May gold production of Cripple Creek district at 1,645,000 dollars, Joel D. Tyler guilty of bank misappropriation, two Toledo drownings identified, Filipino actors allowed to enter US for exhibitions, General Otis on needed troops for Philippines, Mrs. Stanford deed of 10,000,000 dollars to university, CA&CO employees wage cut restoration, a West Toronto Junction mother injures baby, French Oreug et workers riot with guards, foundry protection, Wells near Thornton Indiana insane attack on his children, then attempted self-drowning, two children dead and another injured.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee Brewers’ Association
Cripple Creek
Joel D. Tyler
Safety Fund National Bank of
Toledo
Charles Chage
Ed Riferdt
San Francisco
United States
Otis
Philippines
Stanford
University
Cleveland,Akron and Columbus Railway
Pennsylvania Company
Jewett
West Toronto Junction
Oreuget
France
Wells
Thornton
Ind
Will Dis
War Between Railroads Shuts Omaha Bridge Tracks
Union Pacific tears up two block stretch of the Omaha Bridge and Terminal track to force permanent change in access. About 100 workers replace the line and shift onto UP property, claiming owed sums as purchase price or rent. Civil service exams announced for July 12, 1899, in postal clerks and carriers. open to all US citizens, 21 to 40 for carriers, 18+ for clerks.
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Union Pacific
Omaha Bridge
Oman
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Omaha
Terminal Company
Camning
Webster Streath
Flateara
Union Pacific Company
Nivioia Central
Union Pacific Brnds
United States Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office
United States
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Council
Dr. Emmert
Maine
High School
Tov
Everitte Smith
Rosea
Ricd Clise
Lou Hough
Marne
Remieu
Alva Longwutker
Longnecker
Dr. Emmert's
Mifes
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Sxjeweler's Business
G.K. Nash
Ohio
Senator Hanna
S. Ess Ceepreseee
Hororga K. Nage
Veer Woon A
Caldwell
Ae Cae
Davis Authitor
Walter D. Guilbert
B. Cameron
Yeey Josapr M
Sarets
Public Works
F. W. Hurenan
Boston
Price
Mazet Committee
Mous
Moss
Mazet
W. R. Alexander
Hoe
Harvey Alexander
Gan
Salcidas
Wrasers
Neb
Ed E. Hardev
Liberty
Bank of Liberty
Gage County
Beensi Iver
Forks
Ers
Price Zoo
Saising Pans
Ormer
Per Moe
Leesig Shu
Board of Examiners ‘Postal’ Service
Atlantic
Hebraska
Missouri River
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Missouri
California
O. W. Rich
Real Estate and Nursery
Tipper
Lew U. Wood, Atly-at-Law
Sore Fifth
Freigt
Oiag
A.m. G
Griswold
Bioga
Porterfield & Campbell, Physicians and Surgeons
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