Debate on Cuba treaty and Confederate pensions sparks partisan clash
The article discusses the Spain Cuban treaty and US sovereignty over the islands with potential selling or retention options. It criticizes tariff reform opposing protectionist Alabama tax exemptions and analyzes partisan reactions to Confederate veterans pensions and graves care proposals in Congress.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Alabama
Friends of the
Republican Party
Mcktinsey
Atlanta
Tve
Ivegal
Congress of the United
Rixey
Virginia
North
Treasury
Congress
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Riwas
What is a bookworm and a fishworm tale
A vignette of dialect humor with Uncle Eben and Uncle Mose discussing wealth and behavior. Tommy contemplates angels and milk and honey while family and social commentary appear in a comic frame. A court-disharmony joke shifts to a tragic twist as a divorce case halts with a fatal freight train incident.
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Tommy
Figg
Eben
Mose
Uncle Mose
Chile
Heaven
Dam- Abes
Woman Suffrage Debate and Local Political Turnout
The Journal notes low female and male voting in recent elections while comparing states with women voting. It cites Colorado and Idaho examples of women voters showing strong turnout and argues there is no valid reason against political equality. A county Woodmen convention is announced for next Tuesday at Cherry camp hall. Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement ends the piece.
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Epitor Journal
Wome
Congress
General Assembly
Stephenson County
Colorado
Denver
Idaho
Politica
John D. Longwell
Cherry Camp
Installation of John A. Davis Post and Relief Corps Officers
The Grand Army of the Republic hall housed a public installation of officers for John A. Davis Post and the Women's Relief Corps. Commander Israel Salt and Rev. Chas. E. Dunn spoke on duty, war, and postwar duties, while Capt. Aspinwall lauded veterans and outlined U S responsibilities in the former Spanish War territories.
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Grand Army Hall
John A. Davis
D. M. Winter
Fred C. Held
Henry Burrell
Israel Salt
S. V
L. Underwood
J. V
H. S. Keck
G. 8. Kleckner
W. H. Thayer
Q. M
Patrick Reedy
Wm. Figeley
R. W. Burton
A.C. Newcomer
W. W. Lott
Chas. E. Dunn
Salt
Chas. EE. Dunn
Aspinwall
Dunn
Capt
Spain
Grand Army
San Juan Hill
Freeport lodge installs officers and vows banner status
The following named officers of Freeport lodge No. 60 I O M A were installed by M A Van Reed with assistance from Past President John A Botdorf and H G Cremer as grand marshal. President H F Jansen Vice president Jas F Kramer Financial secretary Philip Knecht Recording secretary W H Dickover Treasurer M A Van Reed Chaplain Benjamin Clark Conductor F Peloquin Inside guard Aug Dommel Outside guard D C Dawson The lodge reports rising membership and aims to be the banner lodge of the state.
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Freeport Lodge
M. A. van Reed
John A. Botdorf
H. G. Cremer
H. F. Jansen
Jas. F. Kramer
Philip Knecht
W. H. Dickover
Benjamin Clark
F. Pe
Passenger train and milk train collision near Lombard
A morning Northwestern passenger en route to Freeport collided with a milk train near Lombard. The milk train struck a man and stopped to recover the body. no flagman warned the passenger train. Conductor Parlow and Engineer Ryan escaped with minor injuries. John Guyer and other reporters were bruised. Two milk cars were demolished and the passenger engine sustained damage.
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Northwestern
Nreeport
Lombard
Freeport
Parlow
Ryan
John Guyer
Strong Company to Perform at Grand Opera Next Week
The Centreville paper reports a first class show by The Man of Mystery at the Armory last night. Hall Winters and Miss Winters headline a talented cast with Miss Stone, drawing crowded houses. Charles J. Gordon leads musical numbers as Breeport's director, and My Zulu Lulu, by Bruce Richardson, proved a hit with an encore.
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Bott
Centrevill
Hall Winters Carey
Armory
Hall
Noah
Miss Winters
Miss Stone
The
Charles J. Gordon
Breeport
Lulu
Bruce Richardson
Markets Report From Curacao Batched Closing Quotes
The market summary lists May wheat 6 9 1, corn 37, May oats 2 74, May pork 9 9 6, lard 5 65, ribs 5 00. At Union stock yards hogs 20,000 and fairly active yet mostly lower. light 8 30 to 3 57, mixed 3 35 to 3 57, heavy 3 35 to 3 70. Cattle 400 unchanged. Sheep 3,000 slow and weak.
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Board of Trade
Hollister Jeweler Forwarded as Successor to A
Fragmentary OCR notes identify o i Hollister as a jeweler and successor to a prior firm, with unclear details on dates or full names. The readable bits suggest a business succession and a professional designation within the jewelry trade.
Schoeffel and Brockhausen on Galena Street
A brief listing notes Schoeffel and Brockhausen located at 133 and 135 Galena Street with long distance telephone No 257.
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Galena Street
The Big Store and Little Prices Notice
Local grocer advertises low pricing and daily prizes for customers. Sells bread soda sugar coffee oysters butter and staples with special deals on biscuits crackers fruit and ham. Promotes large broom stock and emphasized freshness with aggressive price points and a pony prize.
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Arm & Hammer
Baltismore
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