High School Alumni Gathering at Lorimer House
The Dubuque high school alumni association banquet drew the largest attendance to the Lorimer house. Floral decor and a lengthy program featured songs, solos, recitations, and addresses honoring decades of graduates with a toastmaster presiding.
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Dubuqueeh
Gloritler House
Yeam
Owen Odell
Elard
A Moore
Board of Education
Tf Education
Pope
John St. Mullany
Westwood
Boom Plurger
Stuart
Chas
Leland
James Rubesky
Robert Walker
Dubuque District M E Conference Meet at Grandview Church
The Dubuque district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Monday to Wednesday at Grandview Avenue M I church. The thirty-first semi annual session will be presided by Rev. Fr. Green with a program including devotional services, papers, discussions, and sermons led by local pastors and lay speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grandview Avenue M. I
Jesse Smith
E. R. Geaman
C. EH. Taylor
J. B. Merry
H. O. Pratt
Wiednesday
Horace Foote
Bell
C. C. DePuy
Macurdy
Jesus
Son
Man
Fl Hoskyn
Wyatt
A. Chambers
A. B. Bickle
John Gammons
A. M. Mclintosh
Ccee
G. L. Garrison
Closing Out Crockery and Glassware Sale at G N Raymond
G N Raymond announces a closing out sale at 66 Main Street offering crockery china glassware silver and fancy goods at reduced prices. Many items sell for less than cost. Act soon for bargains.
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G. N. Raymond
Main Street
Land Sale Notice in Pauline Langworthy Addition
Auction set for June 25 at 2 p.m. on premises known as Pauline Langworthy Addition West 11th Street. Lot S and parts of Lot 7 sold to highest bidder with one half cash and balance on deed, interest six percent. Notices mention favors and nearby landmarks, with attention to quiet residential area and nearby amenities.
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Momlay
Pauline Langworthy
Didward Loangworthy
Sames I
Hedley
Audienees
Moral from a street incident with an umbrella
A young woman narrowly avoids injury when another woman entering a Main Street physician’s office brandishes an umbrella. The scene leaves the first woman with a blackened and swollen nose. The piece ends with the caution to point umbrellas downward.
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Mother Earth
Tourist travel by Grand Trunk Railway System
The deal route for Summer Tourist travel to Lake River Mountain and Seashore resorts is offered by the Grand Trunk Railway System. Full particulars and copies of Summer Tourist Literature are available on application to J. El Burgis City Passenger and Ticket Agent at 249 Clarke Street corner Jackson Boulevard Chicago.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
J. EL Burgis
Clarke St
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Knockers Visit Cascade in Second Meeting
Early this morning the Snockers team left for Cascade to meet Cascade's squad this afternoon. It is the second trip to Cascade for the Knockers and both teams anticipate a cordial reception. Fury and Murphy will pitch for the Knockers with Gilliam and McNally behind the plate for Cascade.
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Snockers
Dave Ball
Cascade
Casyende
Fury
Murphy
Battery
Gilliam and
McNally
Inockers
Question at Bellevue Party About McKinley Death Scenario
Mrs Woodruff and Lt Governor Woodruff host a Bellevue gathering where a 6 year old boy questions Roosevelt’s vice presidency. The child asks if McKinley dies would Hanna still be president, while adults debate Roosevelt’s nomination and potential succession after President Meek Kintey.
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Woodruff
Bellevue
First US transport to Philippines via Nagasaki sails July 1
The transport grant will leave San Francisco on July 1 for Manila by the Nagasaki route, carrying the Sixth Cavalry which may be sent to China. The Lenox at Portland will transport horses for the troopers.
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San Francisco
Manila
United States
Philippines
Nagasaki
Tfanolulu
China
Lenox
Portland
Ore
Forest fire in Cochiz county destroys lumber and proves deadly
In Cochiz county near Phoenix on June 2 the great forest fire in the Tzuachuen mountains burned itself out. Thousands of acres were denuded and $500,000 worth of lumber was destroyed. A prospector named O. L. Noyes, originally from Kansas City, is believed dead.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tzuachuen Mountains
Cochiz County
O. L. Noyes
Kansas City
UR HIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Best route to Hils Grand Lodge
The notice promotes the Ur High Valley Railroad as the best route to the Hils Grand Lodge reunion in Atlantic City. Travel dates are July 10 to 12, 1900, with a suggested itinerary via Niagara Falls.
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UR High Valley Railroad
Hils Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Golf finals loom after Inks tournament rescues champion
The second day at Inks yielded strong scores with Eugene Kiene topping the field at 51 for the day, while Robert Benson’s injury prevented participation. The semi finals feature Kiene Coates Lawther and Lindsay with the final to follow next Saturday amid high optimism.
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The
Inks
Jugene P. Kiene
Robert Benson
Messrs
William Lawther
EB. P. Skiene
Rev. Odell
A. ¥. McDonald
H. Robinson
H. J. Tredway
George Myers
J. T. Carr
J. C. Tredway
H. C. Corbert
C. M. Peaskee
Dr. Searles
Rob Benson
Bonson
Rev. Kentor
Hl. L. Torbert
J.T
Geo. Meyers
Harvey Robinson
Lindsay
Tredway
Kiene
Coates
Lawther
Eugene Klene
Personal notices of social visits and travels
A string of personal mentions lists visits and returns among families in Chicago Madison LaCrosse Oregon ND and local towns. It notes arrivals departures engagements at St Marys St Clara’s and Harvard graduation of Fred Bissell and upcoming church events. A Bulgarian clash report adds fatalities and wounded plus a siege in Varna and press restrictions.
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I. M. Platt
Somerfield
Chicago
Sarah Leonard
Madison
Wis
P. A. Leonard
West Fifth
P. M. Harrington
Matilda
Seattle
Sumer
William Wright
Alice Dolggon
Genevieve Walker
Bellevue
John W. Coates
Theodore N. Morrison
Davenport
Episcopal Church of
Elks Picnic Planned for June 27 at Twin Springs
The Elks announce their fourth annual picnic for Wednesday June 27 1900 at Twin Springs. A special car will carry members from the Chicago Great Western depot at 9 30 p m with committees organizing amusements and meals. Leaders include Fred Robinson Paul Kiene and others promising a social session and a busy day with milk crackers and fundraising.
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Elks
Selks
Twin Springs
Fred Robinson
Paul Kiene
Col.Patterson
Doc
Scarles
Chicago
Geo. W. Hoag
Clem Sheridan
FF. W. Coates
C. D. Hayden
D. H. McCarthy
Tom Clark
Paul Reph
Fred Hopkins
Robi. Benson
Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes appetite and sleep
Eating and sleeping repair the body and sustain health. Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a strong appetite, tones digestion, and provides restful sleep for all ages. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. Price 25 cents.
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Hood
Gas Stove Makes Housework Light and Easy
Easy to light and economical gas stove promises light housework and soft hands with new efficiency. KEVerry Gas Co. advertises at 669 Main Street, inviting customers to see the model and learn how it reduces effort and costs.
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Keverry Gas Co
Local Business Seeks Profitable Venture Transfer
A city business earning $550 monthly profit for an asking price of $1,500 is offered for sale. The proprietor plans to start a similar venture in a larger market. Address L. Ba 1 at this office, while J.C. Morris, vaudeville manager, prepares to leave to manage a park in another city.
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L. Ba
J.C. Morris
Morris secures large park. Dubuque success unclear
The report says the park Morris won is larger than all Dubuque parks combined and hints he may thrive. It notes he has not yet succeeded in Dubuque, but will not depart in the night with unpaid bills, has lost money here, yet plans to leave with a clear record.
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Morris
Dubuque
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Mary Trish
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Longfellow
Harry DG. Smith
Charles Cy Leland
Bils
Ida V. Grant
Genevieve Wheat
Tisterian
Smith
Clara Thed- Inga
Mise
Jessie McKinileht
Grace BY. Boland
Mae McCarthy
W. A. Cubbons
J. LB. Metcalf
TE. T. Gruwell
Raymond
Rome
Fommsys Diss
MR. Bonson
al. Busby
Dore
Lenihan
Stella Kavanaugh
Californina
McCord
LaCrosse
Anna Connolly
Frank J. Woods
J. J. McLaughlin
Sofia
Bulgaria
Varna
Shumla
Tirnova
Rasgrad
Rustchuk
Ristovatz
Iowa
Sullivan& Stampfer
Madras
India
Dimity
Foulard
Cheney
Jolly Boys
Fred C. Robinson
P.E. R
J. W. Patterson
C. S. Slables
Vineyard
California
Orvers
Colfax
Dubuggesing Co
Schiltz Milwaukee
Telephone
H. A. Schuna
St. St
Locust and
Biaéf Streets
Lorimier House
New York
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