Modern Woodcraft and Fraternal Society Ledger Notes
A detailed update on the Modern Woodcraft of America including camp charter activity, financials for the first quarter of 1900, and personnel shifts. It covers costs, salaries, and the deputy system controversy while noting legislative talks on fraternal law and upcoming June conference.
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Woodcraft
Poe
Cust
Reas
Missouri
International Association of Insurance Missioners
W. FL. Hast
Indiana
Frank Mortam
Twoa
J. O'Shaughnessy
Minnesota
Fraternal Congress
Congress
Bonnell
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Attoreny White
Modern Woodmen
Dr. D. Aiken
The
Maccabees
Kansas City
Woodman of America
Woodmen of America
Tlustler
Isers
Judge rules against union only goods in public contracts
Judge Keyser ruled that official resolutions to use only union made goods lack legal validity. In Bertha Gretschman’s mandamus case, the county commission must award printing and blanks for 1900, after bids showed Mrs Getschman as the lowest but refused for not guaranteeing union labor.
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Omaha
Keyser
Bertha Gretschman
Getschman
Electric Bitters Sold As Best Selling Remedy
Abraham Fare of Belleville Ohio declares Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He cites stomach, liver, kidney and nerve disorders as improved by the tonic, claiming it purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and rebuilds rundown health. Price 60 cents. sold by T W Ruete.
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Abraham Fare
Belleville
T. W. Ruete
Iowas Delegates Named for Trans-M Mississippi Congress
Gov. Shaw announces Iowa delegates to the Trans Missis commercial congress in Houston April 17 to 21. Named are Lon Bryon and John F. Cheek of Davenport, William L. Roach of Muscatine, Bart E B Linehan of Dubuque, Chas Y Alden of Clinton, William H M Harwood and Abel S. Roberts of Fort Madison, Edward Stewart of Fort Madison, John Schoentgen of Council Bluffs, Leonard L Kellogg of Sioux City.
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Des Moines
Assassins of Rulers and British Noticeable Events
London reports the Prince of Wales escaped unharmed after a pistol attack, with Queen Victoria celebrated for resilience. Military reform debates in Parliament focus on pay to recruit and retain subaltern officers, amid calls from Cambridge and Harrow to widen access. Paris-bound thieves and London detectives gather, while Canadian minister Josie Tarte discusses British rule with Dr. Leyds. St Louis sees no railway strike after union recognition. Market notes detail prices for grains, flour, meats, and groceries in Chicago.
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Associated Press
London
England
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Praneis
Bean
Hamilton
McLean
Windsor
Europe
Queen Victoria
William
Sipido
Prince Hay
Ireland
Lady Roberts
Cape
West Point
United States
Wyndham
Army
Navy
Cambridge
Harrow
House of Commons
Udyde
Josie Tarte
Society of Arts
Dr. Leyds
Transvaal
M. Delcasse
Paris
Mr. Tarte
Papineau
Scotland Yard
France
St. Louis
Market gains and bank data highlight April trading
New York stocks rallied from a weak mood with Pennsylvania leading gains and broad strength in rail and sugar issues. The weekly bank statement showed reserves down and deposits up, while grain and livestock markets reflected mixed, active trading across commodities and futures.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Street Railway
Wabash Ptd
Missouri Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Ecsee
Grain-O Promises Coffee Replacement Benefit
A reader endorses Grain-O made from grains as a coffee substitute that improves with a week of use. The text extols Grain-O as nourishing and suitable for children, claiming it strengthens the system and offers a healthful beverage.
Markets Show brisk activity and strong receipts
Saturday Evening April 7 reports considerable market activity with larger receipts than this year. Central market displayed a strong garden goods showing and crowds filled the market all morning. Grain oat prices range 26 27c feeder 25 26c corn 36 37c light receipts. coffee 34 35c. barley 30 40c. flour and feed market quiet.
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Lion
Ariola
Dilworth's
Gates
Java
Jersey
New York
f.C.b
Japan
Nellie Bly
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Central Market
Prices for this engagement in theater seating
The notice lists seating prices by area and rows: parquette circle $1.08 for the last four rows, first three rows. first balcony 73 cents for last four rows. gallery seats in TH Stalls and boxes. a total of 136 seats on sale at Harger & Blish Tuesday morning with reservations limited to six.
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Chicago
May
Liverpool
Ceesee
Prices for this engagement at theatre venue
Parquette and three rows in circle. last four rows in parquette circle. First three rows in first balcony. last four rows in first balcony. Gallery and seene ceenes stalls and boxes. Seats on sale at Harger and Bush's Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Reservation limited to six.
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Harger & Bush
Cee Snes
Harger “E Bush
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