Samoan governance crisis and famine relief notes
In The Weekly Sentinel items discuss the New York Democrat and Samoa leadership, famine in Masaia with Red Cross delays, and oleomargarine from peanuts in Kokomo. Bryan's Milwaukee letter urges party unity, Field's career cited, and political shifts ahead of 1900. Also covered are Samoa leadership, urban reform, and questions of fire safety and royal inheritance taxes.
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Masaia
Red Cross
Milwaukee
Bryan
Chicago
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Col
Henri Watterson
Post Office on Wheels Trials In Maryland
A wagon tour through Westminster tests a mobile post office with a postal agent sorting and delivering mail. Farmers install home letter boxes and relish free rural delivery, predicting cost savings and expanded postal facilities though the test continues.
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Wbeels
Maryland
Post Office
Westminster
Proclamation on April 13 set as NH last day signals religious concerns
Governor Rollins outlines a somber view of New Hampshire religious life, urging a comprehensive fast day and interfaith meetings to address rural inattention to faith. He cites towns without churches and unchristened children, linking moral and social decline to spiritual neglect. The piece discusses broader rural stagnation and calls for revival to spur progress.
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Rollins
Commonwealth
Hessus
Christ
New England
Rolling
Delmonico’s Restaurant Closes After Famed Midtown Era
The closing of Delmonico's at Fifth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street ends a landmark in New York society dining. Prominent men and foreign dignitaries have long gathered there as business and social life shifts uptown to make way for commerce.
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United States
No New Trial in Consolidated Street Railway Case
Judge O Rourke overruled the motion for a new trial in F DeHass Robison vs the Consolidated street railway. Attorney Barrett for the street railway announced an appeal to the Indiana supreme court.
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Supreme Court
O'Rourke
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Barrett
Street Railway
Indiana Supreme Court
Markets Report From Fort Wayne and Chicano Prices
Grain and livestock prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and Pork with April May July and Sept figures. Fort Wayne reports Spring wheat $5 and winter $4.25 per bushel with varied yields. livestock and dairy items include Butter 12¢ per lb Lard tallow and eggs and poultry prices.
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Graham
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