Bismarck Birthday Celebrations Stir Prussian Diet
British report recounts Prince Bismarck at his terrace amid cheers and sorrowful memories as Germany marks his 80th birthday and 80th birth anniversary. He praises imperial sentiment, laments limits of politics, and signals unity across German states amid rising nationalist fervor.
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Briann
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
Friedrichsruhe
Nein
Bismarck
William I
Sachsen Waald
Incheon
Count Brollberg-Wernigrode
Soreasa
Germany
Bismardk
Kaiserhof
Boettinger
Germania Monument
Niederwald
Rhine
Black Forest
Hamburg
Wrights Insurance and Bounty Bill Pass in Senate
Iowa and Nebraska news briefs report the passage of Wrights insurance law and a sugar and chicory bounty bill by the Senate on third reading, with votes 23 to 4. Other items note locally significant actions, elopement in Council Bluffs, a fatal burn in Laporte, and various business failures and fires across Iowa.
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Rolla
Hairgrove and
Ashby
County Board of
Clay County
Harrison
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Holcomb
Browth
Fregotes
Nebraska
Cery
Edward F. Frese
Katie I. Dalson
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffy
E. Newcomb
Archbishop Hennessy closes Sioux City church
Sioux City reports Archbishop Hennessy of Dubuque ordered the Church of St. Jean Baptist closed and its congregation turned to St. Marys for services. Pastor Father L Paquin is said to be among the citys most popular priests, with plans to appeal to Satolli and Rome.
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Hennessy
Dubuque
Sioux City
St. Jean Baptist
Father L. Paquin
Father Tracy
St. Mary’s Church
Satolli
Rome
Population Moving Southward Across the States
Southern States Magazine reports strong southward population shift with real estate agents noting large farm land sales in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. Atlanta firms sold 9 740 acres for 30 700 and local orders for 50 000 to 100 000 acres for Swedish colonies. Memphis brokers report 21 625 acres sold since September 1 for 195 850 with buyers from Iowa Dakota Nebraska Minnesota settling for immediate occupancy.
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Donioa
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisana
Iowa
Dakota
Minois
Centerville
Miss
Colonel Gordon for brigadier general post amid strike turmoil
Wires report Colonel D G Gordon who led regulars in Chicago during the strike is a candidate to fill the brigadier general vacancy after Cook’s retirement. Other items note the Illinois senate killing the civil service bill, Indiana governor signing an unpassed bill, and various political shifts in North and South Dakota and Iowa.
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Evans
Lincoln County
O. T
Davis
Minnesota
Iowa
Albis
Bill West
Fort Smith
Kaw
Saber
The
Sons of Veterans
Des Moines
McKinley
Ohio
Churchill
Nebraska
Holton
J. C. Sharwin
Mason City
Les Frizzell
Rock Island
Joseph
Cladron
Neb
Chicago
Phoebe Cotzins
Fair
George Pullman
Mexico
United States
Duluth
Minn
Elenberry
Perry
Grand Rapids
Charles Olaon
D. G. Gordon
Cook
Illnois Senate
Indiana Senate
Matthews
McBain
Owosso
Mich
Slmoat
William Loeber
Milwaukee
Ferdinand Moritz
James Cooley
Spartansburg County
South Carolina
Nath Rees
Texas Jack
Blackstone
Chamberlain
S. C
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Kyle
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Civic Federation of
Dubngaue
Olinger
Pittsburg
Wapima
Mex
Georgia
Alabama
KH. H. Layman
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Remedy
Promoters tout Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. They claim it clears colds headaches and promotes lasting relief from constipation. Sold by druggists in 60c and 1 bottles and manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with the name printed on every package.
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California
Areo
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Reichstag and
Diet
Greaka
Li Hung Chang
London
the Times
Kobe
Moyama Kokunosaki
Sata and
Isomuri
Japan
Great Britain
Loxvox
Foreign Office
Edward Gray
House of Commons
Charles Howard Vincent
Nicaragua
Central America
A. Gosling
Roberts
Guatemala
Gosling
Hatch
Bluefields
Diamay
Tampa
Fla
Santa Svirite
Gultermen
Quintin Bandert
Tia Riba
el Cobra
Paris
National
Bimetallic League
M.loubet
M. Magnin
Bank of France
L. de Normandie
Cernuschi
Neulin
Bringer
Guichard
Senz Canal
M. Meline
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Ont
Washington
Congress
France
Russia
Italy
China
Corein
Loypoy
Shanghai
Corean
Eso Crairs
Wis
Gilmanto
Springfield
Ills
Wright
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island ,and Pacific
Fort Dodge
Des Moines Union
Orvar Ramps
Hareah Partisens
Oingston
Harsh Traveling Men’s Club
Southwestern Town
Sennator Harsh
Lorimer House
Crisrox
Iran
Borkhimer
Lorimer
Lime Springs
Larm Springs
Haras Apam
I Insurance
Thurston
Ahn
Gresham
New York
San Francisco
Honolulu
Reed
Porthanp
Thomas B. Reed
College Republican Clubs
Portland
Europa
Campen
N. J
Augustus 5. Baker
New Jersey
Woodbury
Constitution
Cleveland
George Wilson
Cincinnati
Four Corners
Clevenland
Maine
Sullivan
Boston
John L. Sullivan
McHinley
Thomasville
McKinlay
Telegraph
Ferrell Marte
San AnTonio
Court of Civil Appeals
Henry Terrell
San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Railroad
Cotumeus
Dayton
Farrell
Hatten
Lilah
Herrimead
Congressman Houck
Buiclde
Fort Worry
Tex
H. A. MacComber
George Farmer
Rock Creek
MacComber
Rattrays
Northern
Lions City
O’neill
Western
Des Mores
Des Moines Leader
Samuel Strauss
Allin Dawson
Register
Moors
Sioux City Journal
Sionx City Tribune
Mapes
Nebraska City
William Mapes
Company OC
Nebraska National Guards
Hea
Kew
CouPrax
Dick Russell
City Electric Light Plant
Fletcher
City Council
Real Estate Board
Wilber Thayer
Eldora
State Executive Council
Chisago
Burlington and Quincy
Appleman Bros
Atlantic
TOWA
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
John
Atlantic, Farms
Cen
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