Steil Brothers Hardware and Implement Company Claim Best Line of Goods
Steil Brothers Hardware announces they offer the best line of goods and the largest stock in Northwest Iowa. They pledge low prices, new goods, and new prices, inviting customers to inspect and compare. They emphasize direct purchases from leading manufacturers and no tied up money in carried-over stock, backing every assertion.
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America
Wind Mills Stand Through Iowa Storms Sold With Five Year Guarantee
Durable wind mills endure Iowa storms under a five year guarantee. Manufacturer promotes reliability and long service life for rural power needs.
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Iowa
Strike of Fall River Cotton Operatives Seems Averted
Break in ranks of Fall River cotton operatives ends with several leading mills posting 10 percent wage increases while others remain undecided. Boston strike settlement narrows to freight handlers and clerks with 2000 remaining out as trains and docks resume work. Duluth youths attack factory worker amid ongoing labor unrest across cities. Washington considers Crumpacker resolution to probe Southern voting laws. A 2010 year old wooden boat found in Ireland showcases ancient craftsmanship.
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Yiel
Boston
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Maine
Onder Dechireon
Oon
Crane
Dimteutth
Metropolitan Steamship Company
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Eve
Easley
The
Civic Federation
W. A. Reed
State Board of Arbitration
Powderly Out as Immigration Chief. Sargent Nominated
President nominates Frank F. Sargent chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to replace T. V. Powderly as commissioner general of immigration. Powderly is ousted for not harmonizing with Treasury officials. Thomas Fitchie and Edward F. McSweeney also to be relieved. Change set for April 1 though successors unnamed.
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Frank F. Sargent
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Edward F. McSweeney
Teller Opposes Ship Subsidy Bill in Senate Speech
Teller of Colorado argued against the ship subsidy bill in the senate. He said the American flag could be raised on ships owned by Americans to gain benefits, and doubted the bill would achieve merchant marine goals. He preferred discriminating duties to bolster the marine policy.
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Colorado
St. Washington
Senate
Frye
President Refuses Pardon in Obscene Mail Case
Washington March 17 The press agent declines to pardon Richard Tibbs of Alcester South Dakota who was sentenced to two years in prison for sending obscene matter through the mails. The president noted that the judge and district attorney should be notified of his regret that he cannot increase the sentence.
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Richard Tibbs
Alcester
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Root Upholds Commandant at Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island Illinois March 17 report states the Commandant remains in position as the root decision stands. The brief note underscores leadership continuity at the Rock Island Arsenal amid ongoing proceedings.
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Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island, Ills
Order Endorsed to Protect Rock Island Arsenal Officer
An official order endorsed by Secretary Root ends agitation by the Tri City labor congress and Grand Master Connelly. It states charges against Major S. E. Blunt are not sustained and he has been an efficient officer. It warns against interference with arsenal employees joining labor groups or facing discrimination.
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Connelly
Boy
Tri-City Labor Congress
S. E. Blunt
Rock Island Arsenal
Bhint
Democrats Call Caucus on Boer War Policy
The House Democratic caucus chaired by Hay of Virginia is convening next Wednesday night to discuss policy on the Boer War. A petition to Jay lists four Democratic signers. In Rome, the Italian foreign minister Prinetti said Italy declines to initiate European intervention in South Africa, praising cordial Britain relations.
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House
Hay
Virginia
Jay
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Prinetti
Italy
South Africa
Great Britain
Heirs Plan Grand Hotel on Nel Wil Summit in San Francisco
The heirs of the late Senator Jam Fair announce plans to build a grand hotel on the Nel Wil summit in San Francisco. The structure will face Mason Street and stretch from California to Sacramento, named Ntalian Tennaissance. Estimated cost about 2 000 000 dollars. Enthusiasm noted by a local observer.
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Jam Fair
Nel Wil
Mason Street
California
Sacramento
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