Thurston argues distrust will stall US industry and railways
Nebraska lawyer John M. Thurston arrives in St. Paul and tells Pioneer Press he doubts Cleveland era monetary policy shields the currency. He warns distrust could trigger a prolonged suspension of American manufacturing and railway construction, favoring expanded currency with silver and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John NM. Thurston
Omaha
St. Paul
Circuit Court of Appeals
Thurston
Pioneer Press
Cleveland
the Treasury
People’s Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Wall Street
United States
Great West
Nebraska
Memorial Day Program and Libby Prison War Museum Feature
Memorial Day events list speakers, music, recitations, and a closing grand chorus at 2:30 and 7:30 pm with Rev J St Burnip, WW Cook, Mrs Clara E Nichols, and other local participants. The Libby Prison War Museum exhibit details its 1889 move to Chicago, half a million dollar collection, and the tunnel escape of 109 Union officers. Cattle and horse pasture rentals offered in Perkins and Rock Valley with seasonal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Prison War Museum
Chicago
Richmond
Libby
West
Lively Woman's Congress Meetings Open at Chicago
Crowded halls host seven simultaneous sessions of the woman’s congress at the art palace by the lake. Notables including Mrs May Wright Sewall and Lucy Stone lead dress reform debates while Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s paper is read. A grand reception by the West End Woman's Club closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woman's Congress
Great
Art Palace
Lake Front
International Y. W.C. A
Order of the Eastern Star
May Wright Sewall
Indiana
International Council of the Women’s Federation of Clubs
Lucy Stone
Frances M. Steele
Anna Jenness Miller
Octavio Bales
Frances W. Leiler
Charlotte Emerson Brown
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
International Women’s Christian Association
Charles O’ Kendall Adams
Wisconsin
Congress of the National Council
Sewall
Henrietta Russell
Hannah Karan
Syria
Lady Aberdeen
J. Ellen Foster
Lozier
Forosis
Dane Cobden Unwin
West End Woman’s Club
Clinois Club
Krause’s Headache Capsules Earn Praises From Customer
A Cincinnati reader, Huerm an Schultz of 35 McFarland Street, reports dramatic relief from severe headaches after using Krause’s Theadache Cap sules. He asks for price per dozen and notes intent to buy for friends in the East. Sold by Anderson & Werkmadu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremain
Huerman Schultz
McFarland St
Cincinnati
Anderson & Werkmadu
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Travelers’ Bulletin
Milwaukee
Paul
Uwal
Ing West
Nore
Slouk City & Northern
Penking
Civic Societies
C. F
Ey, Remann
N.G
A.G Canven
K. OF
Rau Hall
Avite
W. H. Wilkinson
K. of St
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
LW. Beacu
Gro
I. Ineuana
S. G. Gasser
J.B. Munnar
W.R. C
Ars. J
Vinson
Mus
R.J. Ballard
Congregational Church
Josephine H. Adle
Abbie Bruce
Sons OF Veterans
Lawrence Barrett Camp
F.G. Zimmensaan
Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal
Rev. R. Burnip
Charlies R
Bruce
Father Phelan
Free Methodist
L. Philips
Reform Church
B. Lammers
Wm. Dmsch
Attorneya and Counselors
Hutchinson
Sioux County
Attoney
Orange City
Iowa
Ina
U.S
W. C. Leonard
Rock Valley
Alfred Morton
Supreme Courts
Sheldon
Argo & McDuffie
Lemors
Laws
William D. Boise
O’brien County
Dunn & McIntyre
L. van Olst
W. T. Shepard
M.D
N.g.o.cord
D. J. Werkman
Hull
Killbeffer
Sam Bellesfield
J. J. C. Baumann
Tj, Baumann
Robt
Schoeneman
Mayer
J. Reimann
Cachiex
Baumann Brothers
Bankers
Great Brittain
Holland
Germany
Scandinavias
C. L. Davidson
J. A. Rupperle
Vick
E. W. Hazard
J.S. Wilson
Ass'r
Cass
State Bank OF Hull
the Town Site Company
Hull, Iowa
Town Site Company
W. D. Schoeneman & Son
Baumann Bros
Eiull, Perkins, and Siouszs Center
John M. ‘Thurston
Rev. J. St. Burnip
WW. Cook
Comrade 3. H. Tamplin
Clara E.’ Nichols
Comrade Isider
Anna Mooren
Jas. Wilson
R. J. Ballard
Cottrell Post
Rev. C. Bruce
J. R. Burnip
M. Hollister
Cap’t. J. Cornforth
S.of V
Grace Cole
L. A.S
Fortense Tamplin
Comrdes
Sexson
I. V. Miller
Perkins, la
C. W. Carter
Rock River
Woman's Column
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