Political coverage and legal note from Des Moines era
County positions and candidates discussed including H B MonGan for Recorder and G BersiGer for Clerk of Course. Iowa politics cover Roosevelt era sentiment, amendment debates, and editorials from Des Moines Register and Leader on criminal justice, elections, and judicial reform. Edward Lowe pleads guilty to embezzlement with an 18 month sentence.
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H. B MonGan
G. BersiGer
Edward ©. Lowe
Iowa
Anamoss
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Towa
Dea
Register
Uoutta
Philippines at World's Fair enlivens Manila exhibits
The exposition displays 16 races over villages with Igorretes and Visayans among the groups. It features agriculture forestry and fisheries buildings. the administration and commerce halls show native crafts and export items like Manila fiber. Philippine visitors study American business methods.
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Manila
Dreas
Jong
Concerts by Massed Bands at the World’s Fair Contests
A series of concerts by competing bands will be held in Festival Halls at the World’s Fair starting September 12. Nine cash prizes totaling 30,000 pounds will be awarded for top scores with 5,250 pounds for first place and 1,500 pounds for second.
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Ameria
Band Competition Prizes Set for Exposition Event
The exposition offers prizes totaling 10 000 in class one with 4500 for second, 5000 for third, and 2700 for another division. A separate 6000 prize awaits the group with the highest points. Bands must be bona fide and enrolled three months prior, submit member lists and fees, and join massed concert directions.
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Bureau of Music
Gounod
Offenbach
Verdi
Saint-Saens
Bizet
Strauss and Leoncavade
Weather by World's Fair St Louis cool nights and Indian summer
Weather notes promise cool nights and a pleasant Indian summer in St Louis. July set a record for mild warmth, lower than Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago. August is described as a month of jewel nights with September and October continuing mild trends.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tirrean
New Orleans
St. Parl
St Louis
Indian summer charms in World’s Fair city description
The piece extols July heat and humidity across American cities with Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. It notes record highs in Chicago and Philadelphia and compares humidity levels to explain perceived heat. St Louis is praised as a desirable summer retreat with comfortable conditions.
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Ber
Bt. Lewis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rew Fork
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Cilengo
St. Louis
Louis
Mansion of a Sugar Refiners Leader Described
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes a new mansion belonging to a wealthy sugar refiner and contrasts it with a house on sand. The remarks imply a critique of wealth and status through vivid coastal imagery.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Flsaringne’s Flamingers Described by A Stated Writer
A writer on flamingers notes Indies banata studied in the Tha hamas. He claims these birds resemble geese in structure and feathering but are unique for an inverted body design. The creature’s head and tongue also align upside down, with inverted feeding reach and webbed feet aiding in soft feeding grounds.
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Flsaringne
Indies Banata
Thahamas
Farming in the South rail circulars promised to farmers
The Passenger Department of the Illinois Central Railroad Company offers monthly circulars on flat growing vegetable gardening stock raising and dairying for farmers and homeseekers in Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Send name and address to get the circular free.
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Ioneis Central Railroad Company
Tesla
Kentucky
Weal Tengeasee
Miteiselppi
Louisiana
Unclear Excerpt Recounting Lyrics and Family Mockery
An unclear jocular exchange cites a musical enthusiast and Mr. Comrox about songs that will never die. The dialogue mentions a daughter near a piano attempting to discard songs, with scattered attributions to various papers. The text mixes mis-spellings and misquoted lines from several sources.
Hollister's Tea Claims Spring Tonic Purges Impurities
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic to purify the blood and cleanse the liver and kidneys. The product is offered in tea or tablets for $0, labeled NL 45.0.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
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