Keane Seen as Likeliest Archbishop for Dubuque
The Western Watchman argues Archbishop Keane is the favored candidate to become the next archbishop of Dubuque. It asserts broad Catholic support across the country and praises Keane’s qualities, noting Rome’s actions regarding the Catholic University and Cardinal Satolli’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Holy Father
Rome
Keme
Dubuque
Sresti Diocuse
Ingel
Bur Sesson
Keune
Milwaukee
Archbshop Katzer
Milwakee
John Reane
Cardinal Satelli
Te Catholic University
Krine
United States
Maude
Atoll
Vathollc University
Helain
Monsionor Keane
Muulher
Cardinal Sitotlll
Apostolic Delegate
Itn
Archbshop Keane
Cardingla
Congregation of Studies
Catholi University
Pointing Archbishop Keane to The Theropolitan See of Dubuque
Archbishop Keane is named to lead the Thet dropolitan See of Dubuque in a formal church appointment. The selection elevates his role within the regional diocesan structure and confirms administrative leadership for the archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Dubuque
Sol Smith Russell
Frank J. Keenan
Russell
Mr. Russell
Keenan
Grain-O Drink Promoted for Children and Adults
A vintage advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute. It claims improved digestion and stronger nerves, stressing that it tastes like coffee but contains no stimulants. Sold by grocers and priced about a quarter the cost of coffee, at 16 to 26 cents.
Baseball talks in Chicago touch rival leagues and dates
A committee of American Baseball Association migrates met President Jus A Hart of Chicago with a view to an American league team in Chicago next season. The talks hint at limiting National League territory and trading minor league players, aiming for an amicable settlement without a baseball war.
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Chicago
American Baseball Association
Jus. A. Hart
Comiskay
St. Paul
Lagues
Nan Clnnge
Hart
Harekala
Efart
Cleveland
Louisville
National League
Dr Dix Tonite Tablets Promised Cure for Sickness
An advertisement touts Dr Dix Tonite Tablets as a remedy for weak bodies nerves and fatigue. It claims to repair kidneys purify blood regulate liver and restore appetite and strength with a promise of relief within ten minutes of first use. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box or by mail from Hayes and Coon Detroit Michigan.
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Dix' Tonle Tabdicts
Dix
Hayes ‘&'. Coon
Detroit
Mich
Grand Theatre season on hold during Lent with road shows to follow
The Grand closes until March 28 due to Lent. After Lent manager Roch will showcase touring acts including Prof Hermann The Great magician Chase Sisters Company Sapho Evil Eye Lou James Kathryn Kid Der and Charles B Hanford Arizona and Vill age Postmaster with Archie Boyd Texas Steer Ada Rehan and Other People’s Money Also scheduled are The Evil Eye and a mix of dramatic and musical entertainments for April including major stars and ensembles in a packed program slate.
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Roehl
Roch
Prof
Hermann
Herrmann
Leon
Magelans
Louis James
Kathryn, Kidder
Charles B. Hanford
Harry Langdon
John A. Ellster
Mrs. Vandenhoff
Helen Singer
Barry Johnstone
Norman Hackett
Julius MacVicar
Harvey Cassidy
Thomas Coffin Cooke
Collin Kemper
Elizabeth Barriscale
Emily Grey- Bethel
Blue Jeans
Flamestead
Archie Boyd
Arizona
Alabama
Strizona
Hopkins on Sheldon at Congregational church
Rev. Hopkins speaks on current events from a religious view with Doctor Sheldon’s exploits in Topeka as the week’s backdrop. Organist Walker presents an attractive program featuring Bamby’s anthem Now the Day Is Over and Miss Marshall’s offertory and Rest In God. Special dispatch notes Kansas City Oklahoma and Mexico Railway charter granted with $3,000,000 capital.
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Hopkins
Congregational Church
Sheldon
Topeka
Jesus
Walker
Bamby
Loury
Guthrie
Territorial
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Mexico
Railway
Kansas City and El Reno Capitalists Back Proposed Line
Incorporators include well known Kansas City and El Reno capitalists. The proposed 300 mile line would run from Augusta in Wood county Oklahoma southwest across Indian Territory to the Red River with branches in western counties. It would form a link in a proposed through line from the Missouri River to the western coast of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well
Kansas City
el Reno
Augusta
Wood County
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Red River
Missouri River
Mexico
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward if it fails. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Pills also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cottingham and Brown United in Marriage at Grandview Methodist
Miss Mamie Cottingham and Mr Myles E Brown were married by Rev W G Crowder at Grandview Avenue Methodist Church. The bride is active in the church choir and beloved by friends while the groom is a popular young man. The couple received several costly wedding gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Cottingham
Dixon Cottingham
Myles E. Brown
W. G. Crowder
Grandview Avenue Methodist Church
Remarkable Cure Promised By Cle tric Bitters
An Iowa man from Cherokee suffered a severe kidney and back ailment after an attack. He reports Clea tric Bitters cured his backache and kidney trouble, purifying blood and rebuilding health. Available for 50 cents at T. W. Ruete’s drug store. Also notes on New York politicians avoiding liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
T. W. Ruete
Britain Irritated by US Interference Offer
London reports irritation over President McKinley's mediation offer in the Boer crisis. Editors note the British stand against outside interference and praise Salisbury's firm response. Dublin politics and St Patrick's Day tensions rise as Ireland eyes Queen Victoria's visit amid rising nationalist activity. The royal yacht project may be repurposed for dispatch use. The government plans to bolster volunteer forces with funds to form local companies of detectives.
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Associated Press
London
McKinley
Great Britain
America
France
United States
M. Deleasse
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Treland
Shemrock
Ireland
Dublin
Gerald Balfour
United Kingdom
Admiralty
Wil Gavern
Lord Landsdowne
George Wyndham
War Office
Hood's Sarsaparilla Audience Testimonial
A Pittsburg man William J Knight describes headaches and fatigue from impure blood and credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring health and gaining weight. He endorses the medicine as nature’s cleansing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hood
William J. Knight
Bluff Street
Pittsburg
Bicycles touted for rapid mobile defense and supply
The text argues bicycles enable rapid transport of troops arms and rations along coasts and inland routes, claiming cyclists can mobilize faster than horseback. It cites volunteers trained in bicycle use as ready to reach distant points instantly. The passage also notes revived business life with bustling theatres and restaurants after a period of emptiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolundteer
Stabs in the Dark Infections and Cough Remedies Adverts
A vintage advertisement notes coughing at night as stabs at the lungs and promotes Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar as soothing relief. It claims quick care with no disagreeable taste and notes sale by druggists. Also mentions Pike's Toothache Drops claiming cure in one minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Pike
Iowa Auditor certifies St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Iowa Auditor Frank F. Merriam certifies that the St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company of St Paul Minnesota filed a sworn statement Dec 31 1899 and is authorized to transact insurance in Iowa until March 1 1900. The statement shows paid up capital 5000000 and assets about 592,450,696 with liabilities near 1,786,928 40 and 1899 income around 2,001,481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Moxa
Iowa
Wigmay
Orient Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Ren
Sata Insurance Company
Frank F. Merrias
Alate
Atate
Anid Insurance Company
Agen
Maren
A. D
Naid Company
Duc
Anaid
Franic FP
Smerriam
Starte
Des Moines
Wienkan
Marine Insurance Company
St. Paul
Atte
Minnesota
Han
Ita
Code of
Frank F. Merriam
Anid Comany
Asneta
Bos Iileccelessiectsoen
Frank -F. Merriam
Dra Morrns
Warenikas
National Fire Insurance Company
Ivaurance Company
Ioaurance
Pala
Dew
Cers Cos
Anid Company
Dev
Nasrly Remauve
Towns
New York
Waenkgan
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Bay
FRANK + MBERRIAM
Watter
Esid
Tor
State
Drs Moines
Fire Association OF Philaddelphia
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Compassea
Frank
Mekniam
F. Merriam
State of Iowa approves Fire Insurance company 1901 license
The Auditor of State certifies that the Branch Commercial Union Assurance Company of New York is authorized to transact fire insurance in Iowa until March 31, 1901. The sworn 1899 statement shows capital none, assets 3,723,346.2, total liabilities 2,402,852.364, income 2,670,947.20, expenditures 2,725,348.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Wuerens
Commercial Union Assurance Company
New York
Frank F. Merriam
Anid Insurance Company
DT. S
Asneta
del Eec
State of Iowa Auditor of State Office Notice
Official notice from the Iowa Auditor of State. Text appears garbled but references the state office and an audit authority. No clear dates or actions are readable.
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Kean
Curtual Gibbons
Ottongo
California Fig Syrup Co
County Meath
Gould
Goming
Prof. Herman, the Evil Eye
Louis Jamey
Chase Sisters Company
Sapho
Olga Nethersole
Snapho
Alberta Gallatin
Frank Lander
Jean Gaussin
Charles H. Yale
Aigain
Shore Acres
Texas
Ada Rehan
Nopeka
Railroad
Drown
Cottingham
New York State
David B.hin
Richard Croker
Louis F. Payn
Hill
Croker
Mr. Payn
Mr. Hil
COMD
The
Will, Have & Volunteer Army
Peter Kiene
Peter Kiene Francis
Altman
Ocean Steamship Tickets
Dubuque, Iowa
State OF
Office OF Auditor of State
Akall
Beal
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London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Clo
Coeree
Anid
Auditor of State
U.S
State OF Iowa
Office OF — Auditor of State
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