Senate Liquor Shipments Bill Agreed by Committee
Washington April 7 After extended hearings the senate judiciary committee agreed on a bill regulating interstate liquor shipments It forbids collect on delivery packages with fictitious consignor or consignee names and aims to curb railroad and express agents acting for liquor houses The measure seeks to empower states to police liquor movement while a minority view favors broader state rights provisions The report will be unanimous but a later floor fight is anticipated by supporters and opponents alike
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Washington
Senate Committee
Judiciary
Knox
Consignor
Consignea
Tigmor
Ugquor
Tate
Senate
Anti Bryan Movement Emerges in York Conference
An anti Bryan movement formed in York during a conference attended by Western Democrats and noted mutiny from stem and Sou Omm states. William Sheeran Blue Eyed William and David G Hinl led efforts to name Alton Parker as Democratic nominee but failed to secure the presidency. Participants kept names secret to protect others in the car cave. Heavy representation came from the South and East as Minnesota Governor John A Julianson’s campaign opened in Chicago with Minnesota officials and citizens enroute to Pittsburg Landing for dedication. Johnson plans appearances in Louisville and Chicago en route home. April 1.
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Chicaeo
York
Evsl
Wikiam Sheeran
Willia
David G. Hinl
Alton &. Parker
Tulase
Carcave
Sout
Eas
John A Julinson
Minnesota
Chicago
Uorters
Grand Pacific Hotel
Johnson
Innesota
Pitts- Dbuey Landing
Minnesota Dorment
Louisville
Bryan visits Denver with reception committee in republican era tone
William J. Sryan arrived in Denver from Colorado Springs accompanied by a reception committee headed by former Senator Patterson. He was driven to the Denver Diversity where Governor Henry Buchtel is Chancellor and gave a partisan address to students. He later lunched with Bryan Club directors at the president’s home, Wobs FL Shalroci.
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William J. Sryan
Denver
Colorado Springs
United States
Patterson William J .Sryan
Henry Buchtel
Bryan
Bryan Club
Wobs FL Shalroci
Wage Cuts Hit New England Cotton Mills Affects Thousands
A wage reduction averaging 10 percent takes effect in New England cotton mills, affecting about 20,000 operatives. Earlier cuts reduced 80,000 workers, with another 35,000 slated to lose pay next Monday, expanding the impact to roughly 225,000 in total across mills including New Bedford.
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Boston
New England
New Bedford
Cial
Piano Sale by Lyon & Healy in Chicago
Chicago piano house Lyon & Healy announces a clearance of hundreds of pianos at nominal prices. Includes Steinway Weber and other major makes with prices from 120 to 200 plus dollars, all sale stock offered without reserve and with full return option. Shipping is strongly emphasized and Lyon & Healy notes 44 years of reputable dealing.
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Chicapo
Lyno & Healy
Bui
Steinway
Weber
Lyon & Henry
Huntington
Vase
Kaube
Washburn
Fischer
Kimball Chickering
ELE
BEE
Addresa Byou & Healy
Adame Street
Chicago
Lyon & Healy
MEAT PRICES GO HIGHER AS STORES RAISE COSTS
Retailers across New York and Ayr raise meat prices dramatically. Porterhouse steaks jump from 40 to 43 cents a pound, chuck and rib cuts rise to 30 cents, and other meats peak after weeks of stability. Pork leads the surge, with loin and roasting cuts up 15 to 18 cents per pound as wholesalers see no immediate relief. Cattle futures hint at supply increases around May, easing pressure slightly as grass fattening may begin.
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New York
Ayr
Study of a Prolonged Sleep Case Notes Recovery
A detailed report describes an elderly patient named Mrs Beulah Tos An Ageil completing sixty one days asleep. She faced numerous medical opinions as physicians examined the mysterious sleep. Weight loss is mentioned along with some recovery after hospital admission, though three pounds remain.
Market Quotations Minneapolis Wheat and Livestock Prices
Minneapolis and Duluth quotations show wheat bids for spring and delivery months, with No 1 Northern near $1.00 to $1.02 and flax at $1.45 to $1.83. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices at Minneapolis and Chicago reflect varied grades, with steers around $6.00, hogs $5.75 to $6.93, and lambs up to $7.40. Chicago reports wider ranges for cattle, calves, and sheep, with hogs around $6.20 and pork futures listed. Continuous grain futures and oats, corn, and butter markets appear, showing May, July, and Sept positions.
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Duluth
Northern
St. Paul
Chicago Union
Chicago
Hoss
LGR Medalsies
Iowa Municipal Election Returns Favor New Commission Plan
Des Moines held its first municipal election under the commission form and elected A. J. Mathieswayer John MacVicar Weeley Ash L. Hamery and Charles L. Schrasom as councilmen. The results defeated the plan’s primary backers. Cedar Rapids chose John T. Carmody as mayor under the same system. Waterloo reelected John Reevor in Canton H. A. Crockett, and Council Bluffs saw Thomas Maloney elected mayor. Burlington reelected its mayor and Sioux City kept Sears for a third term. Only a few towns held elections.
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Des Moines
A.J. Mathieswayer
John MacVicar
Weeley Ash
2. L. Hamery
Charles L. Schrasom
Friends of
New Commission
A. J. Mathis
Police
Videe
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Sears
Denn
Sioux City
Mystery of Chatsworth Solved by Hendricks Gait
The Black Hand mystery in Chatsworth is resolved. George Hendricks, eighteen, is tied to the case after Frank Wakeman, grain merchant, received a note demanding $10,000 at a railway yard or threats to his family and property. Wakeman identified Hendricks’s handwriting as similar to endorsements on checks. After questioning, Hendricks admitted guilt and was bound over.
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Chatsworth
George Hendrick
Frank Wakeman
Wakeman
Young Hendricks
ARMED MEN GUARD BALLOTS IN SIOUX CITY CONTESTS
The Republican city central committee files contests against W. G. Sears and Samuel Page who were narrowly chosen mayor and police judge respectively. Ballot box watchers were hired after disputed ward results stirring political circles as William J. Bryan toured Des Moines giving speeches to Democrats across the state.
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Republican City Central Committee
W. G. Sears
Samuel Page
Sioux
Cleetien
Mosebleed Pioneer Fitzpatrick Dies After Bleed At Home
T W Fitzpatrick a Cedar Valley pioneer died at his Iowa City area home after a night accident. He bled from a toe while unlocking a shoe and deteriorated over six days despite efforts by surgeons. He passed away peacefully with intermittent bleeding.
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T. W. Fitzpatrick
Cedar Valley
Iowa City
Excitement Kills Veteran at Sioux City Baseball Game
Captain J. AL Peete, a Civil War veteran and banker, collapsed and died after witnessing a White Sox Lions City game in Sioux City. An enthusiastic fan nearby reportedly caused distress that led to heart failure, ending the veteran’s life.
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J. AL Peete
Sioux City
Clip Horses, Tam Offers For Fast Grooming Service
A brief notice advertises grooming for horses or colts on short notice by Tam, promising all work guaranteed and citing experience at 143 El n Stweil. Includes spellings and OCR quirks reflecting a historic ad style.
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Railroad and Express
Chillicothe
James Ryan
Marfield's Inn
Ryan
Minneapolis
Iowa
Commission
Chataworth Merchant
Ruan
Wiliam J. Bryan
St. Joseph's Academy
Des Moines College
Drake University
East High School
University Church of Christ
H. W. Beebe
Prop
Asbaldwin
C. J. Goodwin
Pittsburg
T. A. Baldwin
Opera House
Emmetsburg
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