February Failures and Wheat Advances Amid Trade Review
Dun and Co reports February failures smaller than most months, grain markets show strength with cotton and meat products rising. Wheat exports from Atlantic ports surged while corn declined. overall payments through clearings rose, and strike effects on demand are limited though woolens soften in pricier grades. Long lost daughter case emerges in Chicago. bishop rumors in St. Louis. shipbuilding plant debate in Crewe, and Gulf road fights boycott in Kansas City.
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New York
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
United States
Canada
Board of Control Bill Up in Town Senate Fight
Des Moines reports a heated first Senate consideration of the board of control bill with Ranck’s amendment to raise five members defeated 6 to 10. Trewin Titus and Blanchard opposed. supporters optimistic. House debate on Ray university text books and Potter liquor bill progressing, with party unity cited for passage.
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Senate
Des Moines
Board of Control
Ranck
Trewin
Titus
Blanchard
Ways and Means
House
State University
Potter Liquor Manufacturing
House Committee On
Potter
Spain to send four ironclads to Cuba squadron
A Madrid letter reports Cadiz organized a fresh Spanish squadron for Cuba. It includes four ironclads the Carlos V Palaya Alfonso XIII and another ship plus gunboats and a transatlantic steamer. Second flotilla torpedo boats Prosperina Andaz Osada Habana Retamosa Barcelo are being prepared for Cuba. Jubilee celebration at Rome marks Italian constitution anniversary with king and queen attending parade of about 8,000 troops.
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Cuban
Loypoy
Madrid
Cuba
Cadiz
Carlos V
Palaya
Alfonso XIII
Prosperina
Andaz
Osada
Habana
Retamosa
Barcelo
Spain
Rome
Roma
Capitol
Humbert
Turin
San Marco Explanade
Pres Bent
Funding Bonds Upheld as Legal by Supreme Court
Livootxn March 6 report that Judge Norval wrote the opinion for the supreme court affirming the Douglas county funding bonds as legal and regular in form and authority.
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Livootxn
Supreme Court
Norval
Douglas County
Mason Rescues the Maid in Kansas Chase
Sugar Mason tracked a gypsy band all day to rescue Gussie Schwartz a 17 year old girl allegedly stolen by band leader Valentine Schwartz. He caught the group near Troy and escorted the girl to St Joseph where she was safe.
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Mason
Troy
Kan
Sugar Mason
Gussie Schwartz
Valentine Schwartz
Usar
Bt. Joseph
Women urged to seek health through Favorite Prescription
A suffrage era style ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential for women to maintain health, vivacity, and social skills. It claims the medicine strengthens feminine organs, aids wifehood and motherhood, and includes a testimonial from Mrs Ramon Sanchez praising relief from monthly issues. The piece also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for quick constipation relief.
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Pierce
London Bill Laid On The Table By House Vote
Washington March 4 The Lond bill to correct alleged abuses of the second class mail matter privileges was buried by the house by an overwhelming majority. motion to lay on the table carried 162 to 119 with 47 Republicans joining Democrats and Populists. Land's refusal to permit an amendment helped. measure's strength waned in three days of debate.
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House
Washington
Mr. Land
Atlantic Greenhouses offers pine flowers for weddings
C G Anderson & Co. Greenhouse at Ninth and Chestnut announces ready supply of fine pine flowers for weddings parties and funerals at low prices. Designs can be made on short notice in first class style. Large collection of greenhouse plants always on hand. Visitors welcome. Phone 70.
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Dan’s Weekly Review
Chicago
H. A. Banks
Honory Frederick
Omaha
Banks
Syracuse
Wyo
Hattie Frederick
Father Barry
St. Louis
J. J. Harty
Concordia
Father Harry
J. N. Perier
Corcordia
Thomas F. Lillies
Kansas City
Crewe Land
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Wallace
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company
Europe
Gulf Road
C.A. Braley
Kansas City, Pittsburg, and Gulf Railroad
Texas
Pittsburg
Gulf
Luetgert
Curcaco
Joliet
Osxatoosa
Iowa
P. Boyce
John Brennan
Keb
John Wilson
Beacon
John W. Evans
Chass
Hiteman
O. H. Penna
Seymour
Ericcson
J. C. James
Heroea
MacVicar
Maine
Shaw O
G. L. Godfrey
W. E. O'Bleness
Milo Ward
The
Commercial Exchange
Grryvett
Carrie A. Rand
Library of Iowa College
Department of Applied Christianity
Ottumwa
Hub Clothing Company
Pallistex Bros
B. Hoffmann
Orpar Ramos
Misa Mattie Mumford
Orpar Rapids
State Board of Health
Graettsinger
Pierre
Pizresz
3. D
Fort Sidney
Nebraska
Lake City
D. C
Fort Sidney Military Post
Seattle
Wash
Senate Committee On Commerce
National Business League
National Board of Trade
Department of Commerce and Industries
League
Ferdinand W. Peck
John W. Ela
Board of Trade
the Treasury
Charles Hamlin
Alden Spear
H. Haskell
Boston
F. B. Thurber
West
Wasuinaros
Alaska
Ingersoll
Asurabuna
J. P. Robertson
Robert G. Ingersoll
ELY Bros
Warren St
Ely
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Ave
Atlantic
C. G. Anderson & CO
the Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
Crim
Venice
Ayres & Hollowell
Atlantic, IA
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