Illinois Central Excursion Rates and Plans Listed
Illinois Central announces excursion rates from Iowa points to destinations including Denver Pueblo and more with one fare plus $2.00 to certain routes. Dates span July 23 to Aug 31 with on sale Aug 6 7 or 18 19, routes crossing the Missouri River and back. Details via Illinois Central ticket agents or assistant general passenger agent J I Merry in Des Moines Iowa Chicago.
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Illinois Central
Town Falls
Iowa
Baptist Sundey Schott Assembly
Denver
Col
People's Christian Union of the
Culpress Springs
Pueblo
Muanttou
Col. Yate
Waterton
Chanel Aes KK
P. and Rath
Fas
Hmit Auwept
Towa
Algo
Agseuse
Wotorade Springs
Nadenot Congress
aAugust
Imlt
Missouri River
Merlon
Young People’s Convention
Carp
Evangeliat Association
Are
Aone
Grand Army of the Republc
Armaat
Detroit
Mich
Knights of Dything
Illnols Central
J. I Merry
Duhuge
Lowa
Chiara
Excursion to Dyersville by Chicago Great Western Line
The SASGHERBUND committee announces a July 29 excursion to Dyersville. A 50-voice Dubuque Saengerbund chorus and a 22-piece Dubuque Military Band travel on the Chicago Great Western train departing 9 10 a m from Elm Street and 1 10 p m return. Round trip tickets cost 50 cents adults, 25 cents children.
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Chicago Great Western Road
Dyersville
Dubuque Saengerbund
Dubuque Millitary
Chicago Great Western
Great Western
Elehth and
Elm
Illinois Central to run through sleeper to California Fridays
Illinois Central announces a through tourist sleeping car service to San Francisco and Los Angeles starting Friday August 31 and every Friday thereafter. The Chicago departure is 11:15 p.m. on train No. 3, with westbound routes via Iowa Pueblo Grand Junction Ogden to reach California. The eastbound car leaves Los Angeles Fridays at 12:40 p.m. with Chicago arrival at 10:20 a.m. August.
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Illinois Central
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Iowa
Omaha
Rock Island
Pueblo
Denver
Rio Grandy
Grand Junction
Rio Grande
Burlington Route Summer Excursions Offer Details
The Burlington Route advertises special summer excursions to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Spearfish Deadwood Sheridan with one fare plus two dollars round trip. Tickets valid return by Oct 31 with thirty day stopovers allowed after first Colorado point. City office 611 Main front and depot foot of Second street.
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Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Col
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Spearflah
Deadwood
US. D
Sheridan
Wyo
Second Street
Homeseekers Excursions Half Fare Tickets Sold
The Burlington Route offers Tromeseekers Excursion tickets at half fare plus 2 dollars for round trips to all points in Tromeseekers Territory west northwest south and southwest. Tickets go on sale July 17 August 7 and 21 and must be used within twenty one days from sale. Details at 611 Martin Street city office or at the depot foot of Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers
Burlington
Tromeseekers
Ttomeseekers
Kood
Matin Street
Second Street
Burlington Route Special Summer Excursion Rates
Special excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pyablo Glenwood Springs and other Colorado Utah and Wyoming destinations via the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railway. Dates of sale July 9 17 August 1 7 and 15 with return by October 31 1900. Tickets obtainable from any Cedar Rapids Route agent.
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Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pyablo
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Sheridan
Wyo
Hot Springs
Custer
Deadwood
Spearfish, & C
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
Thias
Cedar Rapids
Element of Doubt Indicate a Purpose to Deceive to Gain Time
Washington reports wavering on the reliability of messages from Minister Conger and fears that Chinese assurances are timed to gain delay. The British consul general cites no improvement in the situation and notes a week without a reply to Sir Claude MacDonald. Shanghai reports business resuming at New Shhwang as a second Japanese division mobilizes for China's coast.
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London
Washington
Conger
Shanghai
Pelin
Claude MacDonald
Li Yamen
New Shhwang
Tokio
China
Optimism Mixed With Uncertainty Over China Crisis
London dispatch questions July six massacre reports and warns press unreliability. It notes Sir Claude MacDonald defends a nineteen day defense from the British and Russian Inclosures, while foreign offices struggle with uncertain Pekin news and fears of an invasion.
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New York
Tribune
London
Shanghai
State Department
Conger
Cheng
Claude MacDonald
Siir Robert Hart
Pekin
Foreign Office
China
South Africa
India
Earl Wemyss
England
Lord Salisbury
Lord Roseberry
House of Lords
France
Paris
Dover
Channel
Liverpool
US Holds Course on Military Measures After Negotiations Fail
The United States decides not to delay military actions, viewing them as the only viable path. The article casts doubt on any Chinese authority able to negotiate, deeming talks largely ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Churchill West wedding in London amid grand crowd
Lady Randolph Churchill wed Lieut George Cornwallis West at St Pauls Knightbridge in a fully choral service. Celebrities attended including Winston Churchill, the Marlboroughs, and the Duke of Devonshire. Honeymoon is planned at Broughton Castle.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Jerome
George Cornwallis West
St. Paul's Church
Knightbridge
Winston Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
West
H. C. Hines
Lady Randolph
A. J. Balfour
Devonshire
Marchioness
Londerry
Lansdowne
Lily
Duchess of Marlborough
Georginia Curzon
Henry White
Arthur Paget
George Cavendish- Bentick
Crewe
Essex
Powers Trial in Goebel Case Eyes Frankfort Visit
Georgetown Ky July 28 Counsel for the prosecution in the Caleb Powers trial will ask a jury view of the state house grounds and Frankfort buildings where Goebel fell. The state will rest after Wharton Golden testifies as cross examination by Judge Sims continues. Golden denies promising money or that he paid if others could be convicted.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Gov
Goebel
Frankfort
State House
Wharton Golden
Golden
Sims
John Stamper
Tenino
Culton
Beef Prices Jump in Chicago Packery Market
The Record reports corned roast beef prices rose from 1.25 to 1.50 per dozen one pound cans, the largest jump by Chicago and western packers. Strong demand from the U S government and foreign powers drives the advance, with potential rises to two dollars if demand persists.
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Chicago
United States
Soldiers Bodies Arrive From Manila in SF
The bodies of soldiers killed in action arrive in San Francisco from Manila. Names listed include Wm E Lea private Co C Thirty-ninth Infantry Jonathan Gilley first Lieutenant Forty-third Infantry John K Wise private Co B Thirty-ninth Infantry and others across multiple units.
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San Francisco
Manila
Wm.e. Lea
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Jonathan Gilley
Patrick Hooyes
Twenty-first Infantry
Wm. H. Wilams
Fourteenth Infantry
Robert BE. Clark
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Dewet Offers Surrender Conditioned on Home Return
London reports from Cape Town that Dewet proposed surrender with assurances his followers could return home unmolested. Lord Roberts rejected any terms of conditional surrender. Broadwood keeps Christian Dewet under watch near Beltzburg while P. Dewet, Christian’s younger brother, surrendered at Kroonstadt yesterday.
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London
Cape Town
Dewet
Lord Roberts Hag
Lord Roberts
British War Office
Broadwood
Christian Dewet
Beltzburg
Vaal
P. Dewet
Christian
Kroonstadt
Markets show brisk trade amid liberal July receipts
The market reports a strong demand at the Central market with abundant oats and vegetables after recent rains. Prices for butter eggs and various groceries hold firm while the hide market remains weak. grain and flour markets show steady to quiet activity with mixed barrel and bag prices and a broad range of consumer goods listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limburger
Sausago
Young Americas
Tierces
New York
Western
Rio
Chicago
Market Telegrams From New York and Chicago
New York opening trades show sugar leading declines with a broad list of equities softening amid heavy offerings. Wheat oats and corn in Chicago mirror a cautious session with mixed results and orderly prices as cash markets signal modest strength accompanying light hog receipts.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Northwest
Shorts
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hght
Ceppeliges
Mixed Commodity and Market Notes From Multiple Cities
Market reports from Minneapolis Liverpool Peoria and Chicago cover wheat corn whisky and lead prices with various spot and futures figures. Bank statement data shows increases in loans deposits and circulating notes while cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices are listed for Chicago along with a local social note on the return of Florence Pei Lelia Pei and Mae Werner from Wisconsin.
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Sasgherbund
A. Leiser
Pres
JOS
Michel
JNO
A. Zillig
Committee
Salisbury
Churchill-West
Local Review
Japan
Nellie Bly
Gates
Java
Dilworth’s
Ariosa
Jersey
Fruits and Vegetables
Messina
St. Michaels
A. B. Frater & Co
Allison
Des Moines
Dubuque
Shaw
Telegraph
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago F Provisiona
Milwaukee
Great Western Sae Ag Sugar
St. Paul
Atchison
Manhattan
B& Q
N. BP. Pfd
N. P. Com
A. Tobacco
Veesae Eevere Sacar
C. Tobacco
N.Y.O. Aeonseeneye Wennes
Southern Pacific
Eanene Seanae
Wilson Bros
Main Street
Peoria
St. Louis
London Consors
Chicago Clearings
New York Exchange
Florence and
Lelia Pei
Mae Werner
Wisconsin
A. R. Knights & CO
Jewelers
W. J. Burns’ Grocer and Commission Co
Jones Street
Corner
Locust
Mati
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