Dillon Woman's Relief Corps Welcomes Members and Details
The W R C Woman's Relief Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic is a large national organization founded in 1883. Dillon's corps has about 20 members with monthly initiations and in the year ending 1903 spent 16,700.19 for relief aiding 40,433 persons. Loyal women in Dillon are invited to join this charitable group.
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Woman’s Relief Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
Paul van der Voort
Woman’s Relief Corps
Dillon
Grand Larceny Cases Arrests Reported
Harry Lindsay and F M Andrus were arrested on grand larceny charges. Lindsay, bound over to district court on $500, allegedly stole a horse belonging to Denton Oliver and traced to George Gray via Lou Fessenden. Andrus, also bound over on $500, is accused of stealing a steer from Pat Desmond. Andrus and Desmond are noted stock men from Horse Prairie.
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Harry Lindsay
Staudaker
Lindsay
Justice of the Peace Virmillion
District Court
Denton Oliver
Lou Fessenden
Mr. Oliver
F. M. Andrus
Pat Desmond
Andrus
John Roberts
Desmond
Horse Prairie
Gubernatorial Deadlock Persists at Illinois Republican Convention
Desperate efforts to shift delegates from the Yates column to Lowden are underway as Springfield races toward a second ballot. The convention faces a likely continuation of deadlock with Yates Lowden and Deneen as the main contenders, while federal leaders exert little influence.
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Springfield
Yates
Lowden
Dekalb
Deneen
Dark Horse
Federal
Cullom
Hopkins
Cannon
Vermillion
London
Hamlin
Excellent Opportunity To Arravege For Your Reception
Fall Free travel to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis with Roosevelt opening on April 30 1904. Contact F H Worsley 411 Dooley Block Salt Lake City Utah to arrange depot pickup lodgings and advance reservations. Free literature and rate information provided. Utah parties and groups of four or five encouraged especially teachers.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Roosevelt
F. H. Worsley
Dooley Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
Death of Nero the family horse after drowning in trench
P. H. Poindexter rode to town with Nero a 15 year family horse. On returning he stopped at Dr. Kingsbury's residence when Nero plunged into a water trench and could not escape dying almost instantly. Poindexter believes a broken blood vessel caused the death. Nero was well known and trusted.
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P. H. Poindexter
Folk Named as Democratic Presidential Candidate by Rodey
Delegate Rodey of New Mexico predicts Folk of St. Louis will be the Democratic nominee at St. Louis. He cites past predictions about Roosevelt and Bryan and says Parker and other easterners will not get the nomination. He says Hearst's strength will force a Folk nomination to resolve the convention tie.
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Rodey
Washington
New Mexico
Folk
St. Louis
Roosevelt
New York
Bryan
Chicago
Judge Parker
Hearst
California Democrats Gather in Santa Cruz May Day Assembly
California Democrats meet in Santa Cruz to elect delegates for the national convention and decide whether to endorse William R Hearst for the presidency. Hearst supporters claim control as California’s loyal home state while anti Hearst factions dispute their claims. The San Francisco delegation of 168 holds balance of power amid a contest over the chairmanship.
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California
Santa Cruz
Cal
Democratic State Committee
William R. Hearst
St. Louis
Hearst
San Francisco
Metropolis
Ohio Republicans Convene After Hanna Era Change
Columbus Ohio May 16 The Republican state convention meets under new leadership after the loss of Senator Hanna. About 951 delegates participate with Herrick Cox and Dick plus Senator Foraker as delegates at large to Chicago. Mary Worcester widow of Professor Leonard Worcester dies at seventy in Leadville Colorado born in Cincinnati and educated at Western College Oxford.
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Columbus
Hanna
Old Hanna Guard
Herrick
George B. Cox
Senator Dick
Senator Foraker
Chicago
Mary Worcester
Leadville
Colo
Leonard Worcester
Midshipman Phillip Brittingham Drowns Near Annapolis
Midshipman Phillip Brittingham of Wheeling drowned about two miles from the naval academy near Annapolis. The incident occurred on May 16 during training exercises as officials investigated the drowning and mourned the loss of the student.
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Annapolis
Phillip Brittingham
Wheeling
Naval Academy
Etna Crater Seen From Rim Described As Hellish Scene
A Forest and Stream writer describes Mount Etna’s crater as a vast three mile circle of fiery colors and sulphurous fumes. He lies on the rim to look into the inferno while winds scatter steam and the rumbling depths echo Vulcan’s workshop.
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Mount Etna
Hell
Vulcan
Notable Trends In Britain And France
Items of interest report 219 women doctors in Great Britain and indicate that France now leads in alcohol consumption. The brief highlights shifts in professional demographics and national consumption trends.
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Great Britain
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Choice Young
Hereford
A.J Noyes, Wiedm
J. K. Morse, Dillon
Irwin
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F. W. Voorn
Gen. Mgr
E. Hou
Bedrock, Salmon & Gibbonsville Stage Co
U. S. Mail
Salmon City Shoupe
Gibbonsville
Ida
Leesburg
Blackbird
Forney
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Prairie Basin
Upper Salm River
Red Rock
Montcare Stage Co
F. W. Vogter
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W. Vogler
Red Rok
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B. Laxpens
Camas
John S. Watson
Blackfoot
Idaho
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