Harmonia Singing Society Benefit For Gottlieb W Gladbach
Grand Rapids notices show Mrs Lucretia Treat visiting Mrs Harry Ninde while grocer J H Hartman plans Los Angeles trip. Harmonia Singing Society to host April 12 at St Peters school hall to aid Gottlieb W Gladbach who is blind. board of public works receives a remonstrance against Pontiac street paving amid mixed local opinion. Miss Ethelwyne Taylor hosts Junior Musical. new officers Nellie Lawson Lillian Lauferty Lottie Geismar elected. Gertrude Boeke joined club.
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Lucretia Treat
Grand Rapids
Harry Ninde
J. H. Hartman
Hanna Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Harmonia Singing Society
St. Peter’s School Hall
Board of Public Works
Pontiac Street
Ethelwyne Taylor
Fairfield Avenue
Nellie Lawson
Lillian Lauferty
Lottie Geismar
Gertrude Boeke
Bargain on the South Side Real Estate Offer
George Meyers advertises the nicest property on the South Side for sale soon. He promises prompt loans and insurance written in the best companies. Located at 19 Argade.
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Argade
Homes and Lots for Monthly Purchase in East Creighton
Advertises affordable house and lot plans on monthly payments with cottages in East Creighton Avenue addition. Suitable for shop and railroad workers. Offers building on chosen lots citywide, plus real estate loans on personal and real securities. For details contact Room 1 second floor Arcade.
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East Creighton Ave
Reduced Wabash Excursion Rates to Hot Springs Ark
The Wabash line offers round trip excursion tickets to Hot Springs Arkansas for 90 days with through sleeping car service from principal stations and one car change in St. Louis Union Station. Hot Springs is government owned and endorsed as a health resort with many hotels. The waters are promoted for rheumatism skin and blood diseases female complaints stomach liver kidney troubles insomnia and nervous prostration. Pamphlets and information available from ticket agents or C S Crane in St. Louis.
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Wabash
Hot Springs
Arkansas
St. Louis Union Station
United States
Italy
Wabash Railroad
C. S. Crane
St. Louis
Iowas Senate Votes Again On Suffrage Defeat
Des Moines reports show the Iowa Senate moved suffrage from the table to the calendar after a 9,000-signature petition by Kilborn. The session covered hospital death notifications, trustees taxing libraries, gift bequests, and various authorized acts. Also noted is Chalie Montgomery's capture after leading a train robbery near Hutchinson a year ago.
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Des Moines
Senate
Kilborn
Homme
Caroline Crocker Robison
House
Iowa
Vicksburg
Spaulding
Appropriations Committee
Agricultural College
Priny
Chalie Montgomery
Hale Opposes Cuban Intervention in Senate Debate
In Washington on March 10, Senator Hale of Maine led opposition to the Cuban resolutions and to U S interference abroad. He warned of militarism and possible war, contrasted Cuban insurgent disarray with the organized Confederacy, and cited Spain’s civil war era actions and Seward’s stance while a large audience and diplomatic observers filled the galleries.
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WasHine Ton
Senate
Patenotre
France
Mentonca
Brazil
Hatch
Hawaii
Baron von Kettlar
Germany
Messrs
Ho and Chung
Legation
Hale
Maine
United States
Spain
Minister de Lome
Sherman
Morgan and Lodge
Hale Attacks History as Fiction In Senate Debate
The debate centers on claims about atrocities by Weyler and Cuban insurgents ten years past. Hale denounces shelling and arson as propaganda, reading passages to oppose sympathy for insurrection. He cites Seward and Lincoln era policy and asserts U S independence against foreign interference.
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Minnesota
Mitchell
Oregon
Morgan
Teller
Hale
Sherman
Lodge
Weyter
de Lome
Frye
Washington Post
Legation
Washington
Stevenson
New York World
William Shaw Bowen
General Weyler
Spain
Bunker Hill
Europe
Lincoln
Stanton
Seward
England
France
United States
Charlies F. Adams
St. James
Albion Paper Company Faces Cash Crunch in Holyoke
Springfield Mass March 10 The Albion Paper company of Holyoke admits financial strain with liabilities between 8500 000 and 1 060 000 and large amounts of its paper pledged to protest. Officials say the firm, long seen as stable, expects creditor leniency to help tide over the stress.
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Springfield
Mass
Albion Paper Company
Holyoke
Fractional Kentucky Senate Race Intensifies After Death
FRANKFORT Ky March 10 For the second time death complicates a senatorial contest and may push off an election. Senator Rosel Weissinger of Louisville has died leaving the fight for Blackburns ally leadership and complicating party alignments. Republicans hold 68 seats to Democrats 67 with two Populists likely to back Blackburn if he is the nominee. The key remains Lieutenant Governor Worthingtons quorum ruling as joint sessions loom. If he upholds a Wilson vacancy precedent seventy is a quorum bedrock and Republicans may fall to sixty nine if Dunlap seated. otherwise Boyla could be elected if Dunlap is seated and the party united. Weissinger death quotes warn not to vote for Blackburn and free silver.
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Frankfort
Rosel Weissinger
Louisville
Dr. Hunter
Blackburn
Kaufman
Worthington
Wilson
Dunlap
Weissinger
St. John Boyle
Senator Violett
Violett
Dunlap-Kaufman
Kansas Republican Convention Indorses McKinley Ticket
Wichita report from March 10 notes a crowded city for the state Republican convention. Six delegates-at-large to the St. Louis convention will be chosen, with five candidates largely assured: Cyrus Leland, M. M. Murdock, A. P. Riddle, Nate Barnes, and T. J. Anderson. The party is ready to endorse McKinley and a protective tariff, while financial policy promises debate.
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Wichita
St. Louis
Cyrus Leland
Troy
M. M. Murdock
A. P. Riddle
Minneapolis
Nate Barnes
Kansas City
T. J. Anderson
Topeka
McKinley
Cullo mun in the race to stay denial of withdrawal
The report of Senator Cul lom withdrawing from the presidential race is denied as malicious and unfounded. He states clearly he will not withdraw and warns Republicans against misleading claims. In Ohio, Columbus hosts a Republican state convention to pick secretary of state board of public works supreme court judge and dairy and food commissioner with four delegates at large pledged for McKinley. In Wichita, Seventh district Republicans nominate Chester L Long for Congress and endorse free silver while instructing delegates for McKinley.
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Cullom
Illinois
CoumBus
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Bushnell
Foraker
Grosvenor
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Wichita
Kan
Chester L Long
William McKinley
McKinley and Tanner Win Gop Delegates in Illinois
Christian county Republican convention at Taylorville instructs ten delegates for McKinley for president and Tanner for governor. Swedish American Republican league of Illinois in Rockford reports large attendance with McKinley favored for president and Westman indicating indorsement. Omaha area leaders claim the ALPS order will heavily influence delegate selection.
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Springfield
Ills
Christian County Republican
Taylorville
McKinley
Tanner
Rockford
Republican League of Illinois
Northwest
Westman
Hopkins
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