Pacific slope seeks vice president in 1900s context
In Chicago on June 12, politicians watchwashington senator Piles and California’s George Knight emerge as vice presidential hopefuls amid push for Pacific Coast recognition. Chautauqua program features Royal Hungarian Orchestra and Dr. Thomas E Green on timely themes including public ownership and forest conservation. Dr. Will urges public ownership to safeguard forests, water, power, and health, warning of floods, resource depletion, and rising costs.
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Chicago
Pacific Slope
Senator Piles
Ington
George Knight
California
Pacific Coast
Republican
Far West
Chatauqua
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Kaufman
Thomas E. Green
Erwin
Dr. Green
Chautauqua
Thomas E. Will
Will
United States
Derailed Car Blocked Traffic on Sixteenth Street
A car ran off the track at the switch near Madison and Cass streets on Sixteenth street last night, halting street car traffic for about an hour. The car jumped the rails at around 8:30 PM and a work crew repaired the line within an hour.
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Madison
Cass Streets
Sixteenth Street
Crowds Grow at Chautauqua Evening Programs
Crowds increase as Chautauqua hosts lectures by Dr T E Green and Dr Wilson on conservatism. Afternoon features music by the Barnards and a dramatic lecture “The Martyrdom of Fools” by Thomas Brooks Fletcher. Evening concert also by the Barnards.
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The
Barnards
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Bee farmer cremated in Chatfield Minnesota
Clark Monette, a four mile from Chatfield resident and expert in bee culture, was cremated in his home after a fire found by his brother. The body left only bones and a watch. Monette, about forty, had lived alone for years with his parents nearby. No witness or clues to cause.
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Chatfield
Minn
Clark Monette
Monette
Hillview Place Lot Ad Blurs the Line to Myrick Park
A real estate notice promotes Hillview Place plots offering buyers a front yard view toward Myrick Park. The pitch highlights proximity to the park as a key selling point and invites inquiries from potential buyers seeking a landscaped suburban lot.
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Myrick Park
Hillview Place
Musical Recital at St. Rose Tonight
Miss Mary Barney presents final piano recital assisted by St. Rose Conservatory senior class to honor her graduation. Program includes Mendelssohn, Beethoven Moonlight, Gottschalk, Haydn, Grieg, Liszt, and more. recital at 7:30 p.m. in the conservatory. A note about a free deed accompanies a lot sale tomorrow.
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ST. Rose
Mary Barney
St. Rose Conservatory of Music
Miss Barney
Conservatory
Athalia
Groupe Classique
Gavrotte—Handel
Beethoven
Gottschalk
Haydn
Groupe Populaire
MacDowell
Moszkowski
Grieg
Leschetizky
Caps explode in pocket injures Mennonite man
SIOUX FALLS S D June 18 Joseph Wipf Jr a well known member of the Max well colony of Mennonites in Bon Homme county carried dynamite caps in his pockets and was severely injured when a cap exploded after contact with a ring in his pocket tearing flesh from his thigh and blowing off the ends of two fingers. the report ends with unrelated garden imagery about crops and tomatoes.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Joseph Wipf, Jr
Max
Bon Homme County
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T. E. Green
DR. Wils
Conservatism
Amazing Values
Prairie du Chien
Tne
LA Crosse
Hammer Bros. & Satek
Crossett
Wright
Duttenhoefer
Arm and Hammer
Regal
Fort Sne
Alaska
Marshall’s Fancy
Dr. Shoop
Peerless Beer
John Gund Brewing CO
Crosse, Wis
Valenciennes
Turkey
Women and Children
Palmer House
Gath’ring Flowers
Liszt
Americus Tariff Club OF
Pittsburg
Knox
Auditorium Hotel
Uncle Joe Cannon
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