Archbishops Keane and O Gorman to Chicago and Dubuque
A letter from St. Pat to a Dubuque churchman states Archbishop Keane will go to Chicago as coadjutor to Archbishop Pechan with right of succession. He is the unanimous choice. Bishop Spaulding declined. Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls will become archbishop of Dubuque. Announcement may wait until Keane accepts and could come in September.
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Keane
Chicago
Pechan
Feehan
Dubuque
St. Pat
Condjitor
Spaulding
Chilengo
O'Ciorman
Sioux Falla
O'Gorman
Arcbishop
Keane Willl
Biishop O'Gormnan
Dubuque Schuetzen Society Spring Shoot Today
Dubuque Schuetzen-Gesellschaft will hold its spring shoot and picnic at the Shooting Park tomorrow. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with prizes, entertainment for families, and a large turnout expected from prominent rifle shooters. The society is among the city’s oldest clubs and promises a well attended event.
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Dubuque Scheutzen-Gescollachatt
Dubuque Schuetzen-Cessellechaft
Schuetzen-Gessellschaft
New Warehouse Stock From Budding Material Mulgrew
Budding Material Mulgrew and Phillipx announce completion of a new warehouse with a full stock of cements plaster and paving brick for sidewalks walls and sewers. Phone 336 Cook With Gus.
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Mulgrew & Phillipx
Galesburg
Suit for 64 Million Dollars Dismissed in Claims Court
Washington reports the Blaisdell case, one of the largest government claims, dismissed by the U S Court of Claims. The suit sought 304 623 612 dollars alleged to be due to Chas Durkee of Kenosha Wisconsin from 1865 over Utah bonds once in trust for the owner.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
Blaisdell
Helra
Chas
Department of Justice
Coffee and Sugar Market Report From New York
Coffee and Sugar: New York notes steady coffee prices with limited moves at five points lower in some quotes. Rio spot remains steady as refined sugar markets show strength with standard and confectioners’ sugar moving around 5.10 to 7.15 per unit. Molasses and raw sugar prices listed with varying grades including granulated and cubes. detailed figures appear for moulds and packaging.
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New York
Bottled Beers and Renovaters Marketed by Several Firms
Bottled beer by the case from Dubuque Malting Co includes Banquet Export Munichers and Milwaukee Best. A Gettleman Brewing Co. offers a $1,600.00 beer. J Kleinschmidt & Co at 255 Eleventh St lists Natural Process and Milwaukee’s Best. Dr Kay’s Renovator advertised as a wonderful Nitom renovator sold by druggists.
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Dubudque Malting Co
Imuenchener
A. Gettleman Brewing Co
Latish Reform Club and Taxpayers Press for City Ownership Progress
A letter from a Pittsburg writer urges further municipal ownership of city services, arguing water works ownership just begins modernization. He cites lighting, streetcar and telephone systems as future goals and claims municipal plants can fund debt faster. The piece notes Dubuque and the Bow Wong sympathy in China with Honolulu merchants. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement ends the fragment.
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Ireform Club
Water Works
Pittsburg
Ile
Lehting
Dubuane
Fie
Dubuque
Wanted Men to Relay Steel Labor Wages Set
Help wanted for steel relay work paying 31 or 35 per day. Apply to Roadmaster at the Passenger Depot of the Illinois Central Railroad Company in Dubuque Iowa.
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Dubuaue
Iowa
Local arrivals and visits listed from area residents
Mr Ed Kelly and sister Lydia return from a Chicago visit. J H Curtin's two little daughters go to Chicago to visit grandma Mrs Fletcher. Mrs W I Alberts and daughter Dorothea of Champaign Illinois visit Miss Lizzie Garragan. J F Cottingham returns from the north to spend Sunday representing Sinclair Packing. Anna Belle Stuart of Minneapolis visits Miss Agnes Kearney on Cardiff street. Mrs John Sullivan and daughter Frances of Clinton Iowa visit Mr and Mrs M J Considine. Mr J Berry and mother of Liverpool Iowa visit daughter Mrs E J Thode. Mrs Beulah Post and Miss Agnes Martin return next week from Madison where they attend school. Mrs R T Carpenter and nephew Master Nixson Denton return to Manchester after visiting. James G Bready and George Skeachie from University of Wisconsin Madison to arrive June 16 for commencement June 11 15. W W Van Sant new secretary of Nutwood Driving club went to Chicago to spend Sunday with family and will move to Dubuque in about a month.
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Ed Kelly
Lydia
Chicago
J. H. Curtin
Fletcher
W. I. Alberts
Dorothea
Champaign
Lizzie Garragan
J. F. Cottingham
Sinclair Packing Company
Anna Belle Stuart
Minneapois
Washington reports Paris Exposition Commission expenses
The president sent a report detailing January to March expenditures of the Paris exposition commission totaling 211 583 dollars. It shows a remaining appropriation of 276 638 dollars from 1 148 726 dollars, with large costs in salaries 59 139 traveling 23 206 and Paris operations 5 363 plus building construction 61 201 and other services.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of State
Hay
Paris
United States
Patrd
Bow Wong Reform Movement Endorsed by Li Hung Chang
Advices from Honolulu report Li Hung Chang has written a lengthy letter to Bow Wong adherents endorsing their course and expressing hope for the reform movement's ultimate success.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Li Hung Chang
The Great Unknown and Mrs Fountaine Penn
A critical sketch of a society figure described as a cosmopolitan art patron who quotes Ibsen Browning and Poe. It notes her influence in literary circles and mentions Anna Mathewson in New Lippincott as part of the magazine scene. The piece questions whether such hints translate into actual magazine acceptance.
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Ibsen
Browning
Poe
Shining Lights
Workers Seek Broad National Union Free of Flawed Features
A group of men desiring work are organizing to form a national union modeled to remove objections found in existing labor unions, aiming to preserve beneficial aims while eliminating current drawbacks.
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Les
Trust formed by Wisconsin Minnesota paper mills
Appleton June 2 all the mills in Wisconsin and Minnesota have united to form the General Paper company of Wisconsin. Officers elected include J A Kimberley Neenah president N H Brokaw Kaukauna first vp Geo A Whiting Neenah second vp L M Alexander Milwaukee secretary treasurer. The firm sells the product of about twenty five mills totaling 350 tons daily and may buy stock entering into paper manufacture. aim to challenge the eastern International Paper company for western market control.
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Appleton
Wisconsin
Minnesota
General Paper Company
Milwaukee
J. A. Kimberley
Neenah
N. H. Brokaw
Kaukana
Geo. A. Whiting
L. M. Alexander
International Paper Company
Paper Trust of the
East
Strike Ordered By Kansas City Building Trades Council
A strike ordered by the Building Trades Council in Kansas City largely fails to impact operations. The Builders’ club had earlier locked out contractors, causing a limited disruption among hod carriers, carpenters, and minor trades, with only about a dozen workers affected at noon.
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Hansas City
Trades Council
Kansas City
Building Trades’ Council
Builders’ Club
Building Trades Council
Strike Order Seen Failing as Men Quit Work
Reporters note men have quit work and observers believe the strike order will fall flat, harming organized action and signaling weak turnout for the labor grievance.
Elegant chair car added to Burlington Route No 48
A new elegant chair car is placed in service on train No 48 to St Louis. Departure from Dubuque is at 3 02 a m with a daylight ride through Illinois to arrive in St Louis at 5 20 p m. Contact 611 Main street or the depot foot of Second street. mina has ratified The Hague convention with Spain and Germany.
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St. Louis
Dubuque
Imnois
St Louis
Main Street
Depot
Second Street
Great Britain Adhesion Onset Expected Immediately
The report notes that adherence by Great Britain is anticipated to begin at once, signaling immediate implementation or alignment with the policy or agreement under discussion.
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Great Britain
Frank Gruber Dies at Home in 2995 Jackson Street
Frank Gruber, aged years, died Friday night at his family residence 2995 Jackson Street. Funeral services will be held Monday morning June 4, 1900 at 9 o'clock at Holy Ghost Church with interment in the German Catholic Cemetery. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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Jackeson Street
Frank Gruber
Holy Ghost
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