South Side News Briefs Touch on Health and Paving
The 4 year old Rachel Collis of 51 East Butler Street died of bronchitis after falling ill Sunday. Mrs Hudson of 41 Pine Street suffers a broken limb from a sidewalk fall. Diphtheria reappears with two cases at 189 Wallace Street as City Bacteriologist Drayer investigates. Pontiac Street paving plans adopt angled brick laying to reduce jolting and wear.
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Adam Collis
East Butler Street
Wallace Street
Drayer
Board of Public Works
Pontiac Street
Calhoun
Lafayette Street
Bargain Sale Promises Prime South Side Property
George Meyers Real Estate offers a soon to be sold bargain on the South Side. Prompt loans and insurance from top companies are available at 19 Arcade.
Homes for sale on monthly payments in East Creighton Ave
Advertises cottages with all conveniences in East Creighton Ave addition offering monthly payment options. Mentions house building on any lot, citywide properties, and big bargains. Loans available on personal and real estate securities. Contact Room 1 second floor Arcade.
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East Creighton Ave
Cuban Bonds Talk Stir Senate and Weyler Defense
The Impercial reports Cuban insurgents in New York plan a 100 million dollar loan with part offered to U S senators in exchange for recognition of the rebels. Havana defends Weyler against Sherman’s charges, calling them unfounded and accusing enemies of Spain of spreading figments while students in Havana threaten a protest against U S policy.
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United States Senate
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Sherman
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Philippine Islands
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Call
Gomez
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Sanguilly
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Betancourt
Allison
Illinois
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House
Secretary of Agriculture
Imparcial and Liberal Clash Over Cuban Recognition
The Imparcial counsels Spaniards to reserve strength for an opportune moment while El Liberal argues that recognizing secessionists cannot be equated with Cuban affairs. The dialogue reflects sharp political tensions as senators and editorial voices swap insults and bid for strategic stance on Cuba.
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Prise
United States
el Liberal
Three Great Old World Capitols Discuss Cuban Crisis
London comments on Cuba crisis by The Globe and The St James Gazette warn against American chauvinism and warn that Spanish privateers could threaten US shipping. Berlin notes European risk, legal aspects, and possible French-Spanish diplomacy shifting stances amid ongoing Cuban rebellion coverage. Market tables, New York and Chicago financials, including bonds, currencies, and grain, wrap the bulletin.
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Governor’s reply to apportionment session request
Indiana governor outlines reasons to avoid a special session. He questions legality of the current legislature, cites 1895 and 1845 acts, defends 1835 law, notes public opposition to a session, and accuses Republicans of broken pledges while urging orderly constitutional action.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Serrymander
United States
Evansville
Indiana
Bedford buys half of Bedford Mail to lead paper
Bedford March 3 Hon Thomas J Brooks buys one half interest in the Bedford Mail former owner P J Hitchcock deceased Brooks a leading lawyer and staunch Republican becomes political director of the paper.
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Thomas J. Brooks
Bedford Mail
P. J. Hitchcock
Brooks
Springfield Republican convention endorses Cullom and others
At the Republican county convention in Springfield Illinois twenty delegates were instructed for Cullom for president Tanner for governor and Charles Fetzer for state treasurer McKinley received two votes out of 155 but gained cheers after Horace Clark spoke Joseph A Drake a defeated candidate stirred the crowd urging recognition for Negroes and other nationalities in the party Delegates were instructed for Connolly for Representative and H W Butler for clerk of the supreme court.
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Tanner
Charles Fetzer
McKinley
Horace Clark
Mattoon
Representative Connolly
H. W. Butler
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Drake
Cairo
Chicago
Boone election in Boone Iowa council race outcome
Boone Iowa voters on March 3 elected two Republicans and two Democrats along with one Populist to the Boone common council. The result records a mixed party council reflecting a partisan split in local government.
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Boone
Common Council
Elevator Fire In Minneapolis Destroys Large Grain Elevator
MINNEAPOLIS March 3 Elevator A2 owned by the Minneapolis Terminal company and leased by G W Van Dusen & Co burned to the ground. Losses total 8000000 including 200000 on the structure and 600000 on 1076000 bushels of wheat stored. insurance covers the full amount. The fire began in the stair tower and spread to the roof. salvage of grain expected to be nominal. The elevator was among the largest in the city and nearly filled due to heavy grain receipts. The grain insurance is carried by 31 companies, led by the Indemnity Exchange of Kansas City with 175000.
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Minneapolis Terminal Company
G. W. van Dusen & Co
Indemnity Exchange of
Kansas City
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