Washington Letter on Kentucky, Boer aid, and Cross Bills
The Washington Letter reports Congress focusing on routine business aside from the Senate debate where Pettigrew was called a traitor and Dewey called Aguinaldo a liar. It notes the administration backs state resolution in Kentucky, Goebel’s death not changing the situation, and Hay forwarding Boer charity funds to President Kruger. It mentions bills for Red Cross and White Cross organizations and Senator Stewart’s White Cross bill handling.
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Senate
Pettigrew
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Congress
Eral
Goebel
Hay
St. Louis
U. S
Pretoria
Kruger
Congressdebates Red Cross Bill and Philippine Report
Sent to the Committee on Foreign Relations the Red Cross Bill is under review. Senator Allen defends his White Cross Bill, calling the transfer a bid to kill his measure. Boutell questions Civil Service practices at a dinner, and Proc tor admits inability to answer. The Philippine Commission's first volume, 264 pages, is before Congress with a second forthcoming. It outlines a government plan for the islands mirroring territorial home rule with town rights and privileges.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Red Cross
Allen
White Cross
Boutell
Ill
Civil Service
Proctor
Bottell
Civil Service Commission
The
Philippine Commission
Congress
Prairie Farmer seeks two men for winter subscription work
A Prairie Farmer advertisement offers two county positions to sell subscriptions during fall and winter. It promises earnings from $2 to $5 per day with potential doubling as the season starts, calling for reliable applicants who can provide references and respond promptly from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Chicago Tribune lauded for journalism quality and reach
A historical note discusses The Chicago Tribune's high standing in journalism. Omaha World-Herald cites Tribune among top newspapers for news presentation and overall excellence across categories, with readers in Chicago and nearby areas favoring the Tribune as their main morning paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
United States
Omaha World-Herald
Inquirer
Tewadarets
the World-Herald
World-Herald
Chicago
West
Begga' Cherry Cough Syrup Promoted as Household Remedy
Mrs R Wilson of Gordon Arkansas lauds Begga' Cherry Cough Syrup as a reliable medicine for coughs colds lagrippe consumption and all bronchial affections stating it is indispensable and never fails in her household.
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R. Wilson
Gordon
Ark
Marys Lamb and the Harvest Queen Denver Mills
A quirky verse portrays Mary with a lamb and its wool turning into fine cloth. The tale mentions a merchant who buys fleece, C V Graft selling feed, and Denver Mills offering Harvest Queen flour as a local detail.
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Denver Mills
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Washington
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White Cross Association
Spain
Stewart
District of Columbia
the Prairie Farmer
Adams St
Altimere
Depoyaeat Gaulaual
Cana Parks
Caxton Building
Mary’s Lamb
Mary
C. V
Montgomery Ward & CO
Syicgon
Hachine
Illinois Sewing. Machine | Co
Rockford, Illinois
Ely
All Aera
R. A. Bently
Summit, Fla
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