Water Works Shutdown Threat Looms Over Sioux City
In Sioux City on October 28 J M Tredway chair of the water committee warned that the city water works will shut down at noon on Saturday due to an injunction. The action threatens fire protection and public utilities, with judges Gaynor to hear permanence arguments Saturday morning.
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Wno
Sioux City
Bionx City
J. M Tredway
Sonneil
Tredway
Gaynor
Indian trouble in Colorado prompts troop dispatch
News briefs report heavy fighting between Ute Indians and state game wardens near Thompson's on Snake River, with casualties on both sides and white residents killed. General Otis orders troops to Duchesne area as snow hampers communications and rumors spread of 800 Indians fleeing reservations.
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Washington
General Otis
Department of Colorado
Breck
Thompson's
Lily Park
Snake River
Duchesne
Kirkman
Pilot Butte
Thompson
Benen
Wright
Logan
Denver
Otis
Song of Iowa in My Maryland Tune
The verses chant Iowa pride with lines about land and corn fields from yonder Mississippi to Missouri. It praises the prairie shine and maid eyes, then calls to remember past deeds and patriot sons.
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Towa
Fowa
Tows
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa
Lowa
Valuable Electric Bitters praised for health gains
Editor Morrigan of Worthington Indiana extols Electric Bitters as a superior tonic for constipation and headaches. Mrs. Annie Stehle of Chicago credits six bottles with restoring health after fatigue backache and poor digestion. Ads note 50 cent and 1.00 prices and Vic Bramert & Co. drug store. The Iowa Homestead farm paper promotes practical farming content and Special Farmers Institute Editions with reader submissions invited.
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Morrigan
Worthington
Ind
Sun
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Vic Bramert & Co
Iowa Homestead
Calla Td
Currency Reform Debate and Bank Note Plan
The article describes Secretary of the Treasury Gage proposing a plan to refight the currency issue with gold bonds and redeemed paper money, urging bank note changes and repealing the ten percent tax, while McKinley shows hesitation and limits action. It also notes Chas Neimeyer, former Atlantic resident now in Arkansas, singing solos at the Presbyterian church with strong praise for his natural vocal power and potential professional path.
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McKinley
Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
National Bank
Congress
Harper’s Weekly
Chas Neimeyer
Atlantic
Arkansas
Presbyterian Church
Neimeyer
New York
Bia
Pullman Will Filed in Chicago Probate Court
George M. Pullman's will, filed in Chicago, leaves his widow the Prairie Avenue homestead and a life income of 50,000 annually, plus 1,000,000 for each daughter and 3,000 yearly for two sons. About 150,000 to charities, 200,000 for a Pullman manual training school, 1,200,000 endowment, and 5,000 to each of five old employees. Siblings receive varying sums. excess goes to daughters if estate is ample. Widow may elect to accept the will or her statutory share within a year.
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Ocuigago
George M. Pullman
Prairie Avenues
Frank C. Lowden
Chicago
Osrolan
San Fran‘sisco
George M
Ire
Sanger
Lowden
Samumor
St.Lawrence River
Pullman
Carolan
Spain Replies To Cuba Peace Efforts In Ciphered Cable
Brief outline from Madrid via Minister Woodford reports Spain’s answer to the U S note on Cuba. The message, about 1000 words, arrived in installments and was translated at the State Department. Officials foresee no offense in language or subject and expect delay to allow Spain’s new cabinet to act before Congress reconvenes.
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Madrid
Woodford
Wasninaroy
State Department
United
Michaels
the Whitebone
Cuba
Weyler
Congress
Center of window glass trust established at Pittsburg
The American Window Glass company formed a central buying and selling hub in Pittsburg, making the city the head center of the U S window glass industry. Wages are expected to rise about 16 percent overall, with specific boosts for single and double strength workers.
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Pittsburg
Prizewurg
United States
New American Window Glass Company
Window Ginsa Industrica
MilwaUkee hosts Army of the Tennessee reunion
The 20th annual Army of the Tennessee meeting opens in Milwaukee at the Academy of Music with over 200 members, led by General Dodge. Reports show a decrease in membership due to deaths, and the group approves a resolution backing a national military park for Vicksburg. Father Sherman delivers the annual oration at a Plymouth Church gathering.
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Ociety of Veterans Canvens
Milwaukee
Army of the Tennessea
Academy of Music
General Dodge
Wager Swayne
P. T. Sherman
Ruggles
Cincinnati
Society
General Force
United States
Vickeburg
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas Ewing Sherman
Miners Strike Settled at Taravette Colorado
Oct 28 report says coal operators and striking miners reached a compromise ending the strike that began last Monday. The new agreement accepts the tonnage payment system, a key miners demand, and about 2000 strikers have returned to work. Additionally a government imperial bureau to collect national production statistics was approved. Miram Gilpert Hotchkiss, known as the Pepper mint Oil King, died in Lyons at 87.
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Taravette
Colo
Amber
Lyons, N
Miram Gilpert Hotchkiss
Essential Oil Company
Peppermint Oil King
Croker Hissed At Tammany Hall Meeting In New York
A large Tammany campaign gathering at Tammany Hall drew loud boos for Richard Croker as Chicago delegates and Mayor Harrison attended. James S Eustis and Perry Belmont spoke amid interruption, with Croker and Harrison leaving before the close.
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Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Harrison
Gook County
Croker
Chicago
George Shouters
James S Eustis
Fissen
Crocker
James B. Eustis
France
Knights of Labor
Perry Belmont
Wigwai
Bryan Warns Hearers on Frauds in Ohio Campaign
W J Bryan urged vigilance against frauds in Ohio during meetings at Mount Vernon Newark and Shawnee recounting the silver question and criticizing Senator Hanna and President McKinley. He claimed the gold standard arose by stealth and fraud, warning Democrats of frauds that helped Republicans win.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
W. J. Bryan
Mount Vernon
Newark
Shawnee
Bryan
McKinley
Hanna
Lnbor
Svarice
Cincinna
Marana A. Hanus
Chamber of Commerce
St. Nicholas Hotel
Republican Committee
Burrows
Music Hall
Thomas McDougall
J Presiden
Banna
Cold Weather Brings Catarrh
Cold weather worsens catarrh a long standing blood disease. Local sprays fail as Swift's Specific cleanses the blood and cures catarrh Rheumatism Cancer Contagious Blood Poison and other blood disorders. Testimonial from T A Williams of Spartanburg praises lasting cure after four years of worsening nasal catarrh.
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T. A. Williams
Spartanburg
B. C
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Center OF Window Glass Trust
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