Review of business and trials cross Iowa wires
Review notes Bradstreet favorable trade conditions with higher cereals cotton iron and steel amid war risk beef prices rise hides strong leather demand and sugar war persists. District reports cover coroner inquest Davenport milk adulteration law enforcement forgers and murder case Finslow held. Squatters to be evicted Maxwell land grant and a fatal blacksmith shop accident reported along with a preacher on trial for immoral conduct.
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New York
Bradstreet
Transvaal
Democrats Split at Massachusetts State Convention in Boston
Bitter scenes in Mechanics Hall as factions clash over state committee delegates to the national convention. Amid shouted denunciations and police intervention, the assembly approves all state committee reports and names Robert Treat Paine Jr. and John H. Mack as national delegates, with Paine nominated for governor.
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Chicago
Hrgan
Boston
Music Hall
Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
John E. Fitzgerald
State Committee
Fitzzgerald
Williams
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John H. Mack
McKinley
Philippines
Robert Lreat Paine, Jr
St Louis Conference Adopts Antitrust Resolutions
Governors attorneys general and state representatives at a Texas invitation conference adopted resolutions outlining needed antitrust legislation. After two days of speeches the group adjourned sine die. The report urged federal and state action to curb trusts and monopolies with penalties including corporate dissolution for violations.
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St. Louis
St. Laws
Sayers
Texas
Committee On
McMillin
Telegraphic brief overview of 1900 era items
Charles McCarthy ran two miles in 4 29 1 5 at Taunton Mass. Frye Bros sold a 65 acre Joplin Mo lease to C Franklin Nugent of Providence for 50000. Keenes and ex secretary Whitney plan to discontinue their Kentucky breeding farm. Miners at Niantic Ill returned to work after manager Armstrong settled disputes. Culpepper Shannon College building at Lebanon Mo costing 75000 burned. A great fire at Lima Peru destroyed the church of San Francisco founded by Pizarro. Two British steam yachts White Lodge and El King arrived in New York for international races. William and Charles Goldston wounded in a corn knife duel near New Albany Ind. Beef prices rose two cents per pound in Chicago on beef demand. Chicago grand jury indicted 18 engraving firms for west coast cartel activity. Colonel W H Dewey of Idaho, cousin of Admiral Dewey, headed to New York for naval hero celebration. Cornelius Triplet shot dead at Singleton Winston county Miss in feud related violence. Berlin Mills sawmill at Farmingdale Me set a world record, producing 158601 feet of lumber in one gin run.
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Charles McCarthy
St.Louis
Taunton
Mass
Frye Bros
Joplin
C. Franklin Nugent
Providence
Keenes
William C. Whitney
Navy
Kentucky
Niantic
Tils
Armstrong
Lebanon
Culpepper
Shannon College
Lima
Penu
San Francisco
Pizzaro
New York
White Lodge
el King
William
Charles Goldston
New Albany
Ind
Chicago
West
W. H. Dewey
Idaho
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Cornelius
Singleton
Winston County
Miss
Berlin Mills Company
Farmingdale
Croker to Lead Dewey Charge in New York Celebration
The World reports Richard Croker named to a six member special committee to oversee Admiral Dewey from Olympia’s port arrival Thursday afternoon until a Washington event on Monday October 2. Also on the committee are Lt Clair McKelway and former Navy secretary William McAdee.
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Croker
Dewey
New York
Richard Croker
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Washington
Clair McKelway
William McAdee
the Navy
Tribute from the South Praises Chicago Tribune News Service
The piece lauds the Chicago Tribune for superior foreign and domestic coverage, praising Grace Corneau and Wi. J. Whigham for daily Paris and London reporting. It argues Chicago journalism leads national press, outweighing New York papers in fullness and timeliness of news.
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South
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Paris
Paria
London
Chicago Tribune
New York
Chicago ‘Tribune
Foreign Service
Grace Corneau
Wi. J. Whigham
Star of Journalism
Chicago
Gotham
Easal
Ely Brothers offer sample mail order for allergy cure
An advertisement promises a 10 cent sample of Ely Brothers remedy for catarrh and hay fever and touts Ely Cream Balm as a mercury free cure. It cites endorsements from Rev John Reid Jr and Rev Francia W Poole and claims quick cures for running sores ulcers boils pimples. Sold by Vic Huymert and F P.
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ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mone
Miy
Francia W. Poole
Central Press Church
Helena
Mont. Ely
Ty Banner
Vic Huymert
F. P
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Review OF Business
Windom
Sioux City
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Ousha
North Windom
Carl Rassmussen
Rassmussen
Davenport
State Dairy Commission
Board of Health
Des Mores
Iowa
Manager Richards
Shaw
Jefferson
Dolliver
Mount Pleasant
Cousins
Algona
Allison
Marion
Henderson
Waterloo
Hull
Indianola
Des Morts
Des Moines
Omaha
Banana City
O. L. Harbach
Valley National Bank
Harbach
Finslow
Tris
William Finslow
Edward Tilton
Winslow
Tilton
Elliot
Denver
Maxwell Land Grant
Land Department
Maxwell Land Company
United States
Fort Dengs
T. N. Holland
Rockwell City
Danielson
Holland
Bronx
Orry
T. M. Howse
Ida Grove
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Bay State
Democrats
Union Silk
Lion
Liam
Century Cook Book
Lion Coffees
American Beauty
Olson Spice GO
Toledo
Ohio
the Tribune
Kruger
Mr. Chamberlain
Lombard Street
Dreyfus
Vancouver
Toronto
W.R. Jackson
Savoy Theatre
Europe
America
Jackson
Tar Hacus
Wilhelmina
Missouri
Jordmn
Leonard
Chitwood Hollow
Telephone Company
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Nebraska Telephone Company
State Board of Transportation
Diax
Mexico
Diaz
National Treasury
Yankton
Norfolk
Yankton and
Norfolk Road
St. Paul
Flanagan
Harris
Steve Flanagan
Philadelphia Bantam
Harry Harris
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Hicks
Humphrey
Arlnary Weoley
Hay Peover
Humphreyst Hann
Kent
William & Jobs
Ase
Arte ‘Ck
Toms
Your Dee
Ste
E. C. DeWitt & Co
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