Weibke Seeks Ward Two Council Seat as Local Notice
Condensed locals report 8 A Weibke announces candidacy for councilman in the Second ward. He has many friends among young men who will support him. An egg social by Calvary A. B. church’s Christian Endeavor at Wogley’s hall raised about 335 from supper, with the Robin Hood quartet providing music. A Pennsylvanian brakeman, Dave Roche, was injured in Pete Creigh’s saloon on Chicago street, suffering head cuts and a fractured ankle, amid claims he stole a watch and chain found in an outbuilding. Bill C. Cleary, Merchant Tailor at 118 Harrison near Washington, advertises stylish spring suitings and repair work.
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Loesch
A. Weibke
Weibke
Christian Endeavor Society of Calvary A. B. Church
Wogley’s Hall
Robin Hood
Dave Roche
Pennsylvania
Pete Creigh
Chicago Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roche
Frank Belchin's Smoking Recipes At East Main What Tonight
The outlet at 54 East Main Street advertises a savory menu described as smoking hot and delicious for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Belchin
East Main Street
Ladies and embroidery sale and city notices mix with Easter ice cream flavors
A jumble lists an order with commanderies in several cities led by Curtis Lee, mentions a Klotz embroidery sale at 372 Calhoun Street, and promotes Easter ice cream flavors at the Chicago Bakery. It also urges buying summer suits from A F Schoch at 413 West Main, open until 9 p m.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
South’ Bend
Elkhart
Angola
Ind
Curtis Lee
A. F. Schoch
West Matin
Wanted Help Wanted and Lost Beads Notice
Anted a second cook with reference inquire at Aldine Restaurant 59 East Berry street. Wanted by a young lady a clerk position in a dry suede establishment address M. C. this office. Lost a pair of rhinestone rosary beads near St Peters Catholic Church. Return to 41 W Williams street for reward.
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Aldine Restaurant
East Berry Street
M. C
St. Peters Catholic Church
W. Williams Street
Hard Times and General Discontent in US Politics
Washington dispatch outlines how widespread discontent with recent prosperity boosts popular demand for protection and tariff revival. It notes Republicans rally behind McKinley while Democrats warn a tariff boom may fail to restore prosperity and predict a party swing in 1900. It also discusses the silver movement and how the two crises push parties toward protection or free coinage.
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Washinatow
Parti
Republicana
Washington
McKinley
Apostle of
Protection
Reed
Allison
Morton
Repubican Party
Grifta
St. Louis
Bluffing Infringement Notices Raise Telegraph Tensions
Delphos Ohio and Upper Sandusky report Central Union and Bell company mailings claiming exclusive rights over Bell patents. U. S. Telephone Co. official Brinkerhoff calls notices bluff, noting carbon dust devices avoid infringement. Beers letter to Gee Almy says notices common, aimed at intimidation, not legal claims.
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Upper
Sandusky Union
Central Union Telephone Co
R.F. Lloyd
U. S. Telephone Co
Central Union
Bell Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Emile Berliner
M. H. Brinkerhoff
Bell
George F. Almy
Beers
Fort Waynes
Ind
Gee, F
Lima
Delphos
van Wert
Wapakoneta
St. Marys
Chillicothe
Mt. Vernon
Norwalk
Manager Army
Exchange
Bell ‘Company
Patent Office of
United States
City of
Washington
Gro. W. Beers
Grand Carpet Opening Offers Carpet Display and Sale
On Wednesday April 8 the Grand Carpet store opens its Exposition Rooms to showcase a 150 foot deep Carpet Room with the latest upholstery from top carpet houses. A special opening day sale offers upholstered rockers at half price, displayed on the second floor near the new electric passenger elevator.
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United States
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Chas
Indiana
Bill C. Cleary
Harrison Street
J. G. Thieme
CTESU
Alison
Daily Herald
Masonic Temple
Foster Furniture CO
Monument of Fame
Sonable
I. H. Case
Calhoun ST
Vienna
S. Bash & Co
Mayflower Mills
Pape Furniture Company
Berry A Eee
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