Bargain notices and classifieds snapshot
A collage of scattered ads and notices including umbrella and shoe promotions at Beckmans and G M Band, baggage transfer and courier services through U S ex Spaees and Charles Jourdan, Foley’s Kidney Cure and Foley’s Honey and Tar endorsements, Flint and Walling factory recruitment, a Blacksmith shop rental on Mitchell street, and a poetic line about braving storms and crossing seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Band
U. S
Charles Jourdan
Flint and Walling Manufacturing Company
Mitchell Street
John Steckley
Foley
BH. C. Cunningham
Great Attractions for the Fair Highlight New Hoaglan Equine Paradox acts
The twentieth fair plans include new attractions from Hoaglan Brothers featuring Equine Paradox performances. Races, chariot events, standing and Roman style contests, and riderless horses compete with greyhounds across three afternoons. Admission remains twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoaglan Brothers
Dr.Petts
Chicago
Helen Gouger sues Nebraska Populist Committee for 450
In district court Helen M Gouger sues the Nebraska Populist State Committee for 450 claiming pay for speeches during the 1900 campaign. The committee repudiates the claim saying her speeches especially her attacks on McKinley did more harm than good. South Milford Again Favored. Frank Woodcox the Millersburg poet plans to embark in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Gouger
Nebraska
State Committee
McKinley
South Milford
Frank Woodcox
Millersburg
Prohibition Reach Across States With Wide County by County Spread
A Philadelphia Ledger estimate says about 30 million Americans live under prohibition state by state or local options, covering most states with numerous counties and towns enforcing bans. The article lists counties and towns adopting bans from Alabama to Wisconsin and notes Indiana polis renamed Andrews street to Dewey avenue amid a local name change debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Republic
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Admiral Dewey
Indianapolis
Andrews Street
Dewey Avenue
Ohio governor calls special session to address municipalities
Governor Nash issues proclamation convening the Ohio legislature in special session on August 25. The agenda includes governing municipalities, reviewing the supreme court, and repealing the Roger Act to curb court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Ohio
Supreme Court
Roger
Sasa
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Tims
J. KELLER @ CO
Wallace
Cawley & Cawley
A. J. Strauss
Beckman’s
H.C. Canninghen
Goshen-Fort Wayne
New Paris
Fort Wayne
Rothwell Company
St. Louis
James Lynch
Henry Bortner
Bright
Albion
Arthur Stonex
Wilber L. Stonex
Bright Bortner
Rothwells
Goshen Democrat
South Bend
Colonel Brown
Isaac Brown
Rochester Sentinel
Island Park Assembly
Hobson
Richard Pearson Hobson
Suleebu
Hillsdale College
Methodist
Church
Epworth League
DePauw University
Taylor University
Missionary Societies
Wallace Bruce
John G. Wooley
New Voice
Grand Army
Frank C. Bruner
Grand Army of the Republic
John C. Black
Sullivan’s Photo Studio
Geo. Lang
George Lang
General Gordon
Jerseyville
Ill
O. Bittikoffer
North Main Street
Main Street
Lake Shore
Berghoff
McKay
London
America
Niagara Falls
Lake Shore Ry
DeKalb County
Sam Burnstein
Goshen
Ind
Catherine A. Pickett
Weinberg
Chicago Telegram
Elkhart
Bill
Mandy
G. H. Lohman & Co
Alexander
G. W. Hartsuck
State Street
Hartsuck
A. R. Bass
Morganstown
H. C. Cunningham
Lewis Goering
A. R. Otis
Chamberlain
Olney
William Henry Harrison
Randolph County
Lynn
Bluffton Banner
George W. Childs
Mummert
Noble County
Helen
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohbio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Iin
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Dewey
CAMPBELL @ CO
Misselhorn
H. G. Misselhorn
D. H. Stinson
J.Lang@ Sons
Owe Selg
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