Republican Delegates Held In Des Moines 1900 Call
A Des Moines convention call outlines dates for Iowa Republicans to meet on May 10 1900 for selecting delegates and alternates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. It details district delegate plans and urges voters to unite under Republican principles while noting representation bases by county and fraction rules.
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Republican National Committee
Republian
Iowa
Des Moines
Philadelpha
Pennsylvania
Welock
Puestley
National Committee
Firs Moloon
Alocation Wita
Basia
Maid Clanvetn
Malou
Ferenach
Eaeh
Leslie M. Aha
Severkk
Parsons Elected Representative of 11th District
The Sheldon Standard notes Jim Parsons was chosen to represent the eleventh congressional district at the National Democratic convention. It records that the urged slogan to "urn V Parsons down" was not accepted.
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Sheldon Standard
Jim Parsons
Parsons
Alton Democrat editor linked to Orange City encounter
Report of a man named Wall said to edit the Alton Democrat newspaper, observed during a stay in Orange City. The meeting concluded with the group returning home.
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Orange City
Treaday
Wall
Alton
Alton Democrat
Hone Gate
Valley Oregon Wool Prices in Sixties Decade Variations
Historical prices for Valley Oregon wool show swings from 18 to 21 cents per pound in 1890 1892 to 10 11 13 18 cents in subsequent years. Proponents link tariff policies and Republican administrations 1890 82 1897 1900 to favorable conditions for sheep farmers. Oregon farmers oppose free wool and oppose Bryan.
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Valley Oregon
Salem
Ti Oreron
Oregon
Bryan
Congress
Lichleiter Takes Wife in Lareewood Society Note
Cannibalism debates and wedding customs appear in a mixed column. A local figure, C H Lichleiter of the Lareewood Leader, announces marriage while a missionary recounts old savagery and civility shifts. A bride and groom depart to showers using leaves instead of rice, per Mrs. Burton Kingsland.
Wit and humor in early Beecher years
In early Beecher pulpit days deacons questioned his frequent humor, but he replied he keeps many funny thoughts in and releases only a few. The fragment also mentions a misheard piano remark about the Jones family and an electric instrument.
The Truth About Stage Makeup in Ladies Home Journal
Franklin Fyles argues that actresses often rely on makeup rather than genuine beauty. He notes artificial lighting demands color to avoid ghastly results and explains grease paint as a common method, while recognizing some performers apply it with restraint and others poorly.
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Franklin Fyles
The
Ladies Home Journal
Incredible mini watch made in Berlin astonishes by size
A Berlin man owns a watch crafted to a diameter under a quarter inch. Weighing under two grains, its face measures about the head of a tack, with Arabic red numerals and a tiny second indicator. It sells for 1946.60 dollars, built of tempered steel and gold, wound by the stem.
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Berlin
New York Herald
Animals as Prophets of Disaster on the Riviera
The article notes that animals such as horses monkeys ducks and cows showed panic and distress before the 1897 Riviera earthquake. It cites a hotel resident who left Amalfi before a landslide and mentions heightened sensitivity to tremors among quake survivors, likening animal sixth sense to human premonition.
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Riviera
Nice
Amalfi
Progressive misfire and civic sentiment in a streetcar dispute
A passerby faults a street railway office for lacking progressiveness, mocking management while pointing to crowded cars outside. The piece then pivots to remarks on germination and, more strongly, on women's role in municipal reform and public improvement projects.
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Street Railway Company
Masterful peasants in a harvest field painting offered
A vivid oil like print depicts a noonday harvest scene with a family of peasants and distant windless air. The item is offered in 22 by 30 inches reproduction, mailed in a tube with a three month weekly subscription to THE WEEKLY BEE for 25 cents.
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THE
Weekly Bee
Revenue Cutter Grant Encounters The Royal Bengal Tiger
In New York bay the revenue cutter Grant, on a routine voyage, spots a distant four master sailing down the shore at dawn. The other vessel greets the Grant with the remark that the Royal Bengal Tiger was 248 days out from Calcutta. The Grant replies asking the other ship’s identity and notes they have been out all night.
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Revenue Cutters
United States
New York Bay
Grant
Calcutta
Tour of All Mexico Under Illinois Central Railway
The Tour of All Mexico will depart Chicago on March 6 1900 under the American Tourist Association. Tickets cover all expenses including railway sleeping and dining car fares hotels carriages and related costs.
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Illinois Central
American Tourist Association
Chicago
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