Stockholders meet to authorize bond debt by Chicago Rock Island
Notice of a stockholders meeting of The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company to be held October 8, 1903 in Davenport Iowa. Purpose to consent to and authorize creation of bonded indebtedness up to 250 million dollars, refund existing obligations, finance enlargement and improvements, and secure bonds by mortgage or trust deed. Directors Leeds and Crosby sign.
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Cedar Herspust
Chicaeepany
Davenport
Scott
Towa
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
United States of America
Urchas
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
W. B. Leeds
Geo. OH. Crosby
Lipton Risks Cup Return Says Reliance Best Boat
A local editorial praises the Reliance as the top boat and notes Henry Lipton acknowledges Yankees as superior rowers. The piece argues prisons and courts reflect virtuous citizens funding public goods and condemns crime as unprofitable.
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Lipton
Yankees
Sall Lipton
Nations to exhibit at St Louis exposition
Fifty three foreign nations accepted invitations to exhibit at the St Louis exposition. Forty two countries have allocated funds totaling 6 830 690 to cover exhibit expenses. Eleven nations have not yet appropriated funds and fourteen are still to be heard from.
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St. Lous Exposition
Rockford Conference Sparks Republican Governor Hopes
Dwight Star Herald notes the Rockford Conference drew many Republicans who enjoyed the event and debated many goals yet fear among rivals. Observers say a strong Republican candidate may be nominated and win governor in the future.
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Rockford
Dwight Star- Herald
Mees
Letters to the Northwest Describe Land Excursions
F W Clark and L R Davis of Princeton describe a Wheeler Land Co excursion to the Red River Valley and Manitoba. They praise land prospects, soil quality, and the rail service while noting stops in Moorhead Fargo Winnipeg and a favorable farm market.
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Witt Wheeler Land Co
Democratic outlook and party split on trip to Winnipeg
The article surveys a divided Democratic Party with Bryan and Cleveland factions clashing over strategy. It recounts a Chicago to Winnipeg excursion by delegates, describing travels through Moorhead, Fargo, and the Red River Valley, and notes land purchases and impressions of Manitoba agriculture and growth.
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Bryan
Gold Democrats
Cleveland
Tom
Ohio
Pat
Democratic Party
South
Telther
Orthery
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Mississippi
Red River Valley
Hilla
Bureau County
Great Northern Flyer
Northwest Territory
States
Hargeat
Red River
Manitoba
W. T. Meriddith
Wnlon Colonization Company
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L. R. Davis
Prince‘ton
Illinois
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Princeton
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Frank Adams
George Brunter
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Minnesota
Dakotas
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R. J. Flemming
Burlington
Paul
Minneapolis
Widnit
Canada
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Aurora
Minn
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Main Street
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Peoria
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