The Sugar Factories in Utah and Oregon
The Sugar Factories piece notes a hopeful amicable settlement between two major Utah and Oregon sugar companies led by Hon. David Eccles and Hon. W. Nibley. It praises their past achievements and mutual contributions to Western business, while signaling their ongoing dispute may soon be resolved for the public’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eccles
Utah
4. W. Nibley
West
Damon End Pyibiay
Oregon
Telley
Papal Succession Rumors Highlight Rampolla and Contenders
A vivid portrait of Pope Leo and the papal election chatter centers on Cardinal Rampolla as likely successor, with rival claims from Rampolla’s rivals Signor Paronelli notes Syampa and Vanutelli. Italians hold sway, while a foreign choice seems unlikely amid Italian cardinal votes. Rampolla’s rise from secretary of state to power broker is detailed.
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress Meets in Seatle
The fourteenth session of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress is called to meet in Seatle on August 18 19 20 21 1905. The mayor of each city one delegate and an additional delegate for every five thousand residents. each county may appoint one delegate through its executive officer. Lists of delegates go to Arthur F. Francis Secretary Cripple Creek Colorado.
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Seatle
Congress
St. Paul
Minnesota
Arthur F. Francis
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Lions Mouth Concept in Progressive American Paper
Collier's Weekly runs a new reader contest inviting monthly reviews of Collier's issues. Participants answer two to three questions printed in each issue, sharing opinions and insights to help improve the paper. The note promotes modern journalistic methods and reader engagement.
Collier's Weekly offers reader editor prizes and drawings
Cure the assistance of every one of its readers in making the paper move to their king. Every reader, in fact, becomes one of the editors and has his voice in building the greatest illustrated journal of the age. The first prize each month, awarded for the most helpful suggestion, is $50 cash, with a second prize of $25 cash, and eighteen prize sets of books, ranging from $32 down to 15, making in all 329 of value given in prizes each month. There are, in addition, cumulative cash prizes for those who win prizes in successive months, and a big cash prize of $1,000 for the most valuable suggestions during 1903. For the convenience of intending contestants who can not be promptly supplied by newsdealers, all the copies for current month will be sent postpaid, together with a handsome proof drawing by Charles Dana Gibson. Moon receipt of 49 cents in stamps addressed to The Lion's Mouth, Collier's Weekly, 438 West 13th street, New York.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Moon
Collier's
West 13Th Street
New York
Oils Fill Warehouse Near Capacity
A warehouse reports near full storage of oils, indicating strong inventory levels and high demand for petroleum products. The note highlights limited remaining space and ongoing distribution needs.
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Svampa
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Austria
Germany
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Rumypolla
Huvehy
Pee
Ujose
Siraimit
Sres
Rampollaix
Bowe Weuse Yutiocn Seminary
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Academy of Nobles
Nunziatura
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Propaganda
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Nunzio
Madrid
Spain
Caroline Islands
Mardinal Jacobini
Vatican
Cardinal Parocchi
Rampolla
Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Signor Paronelli
Scampa
Bolonga
Collier's Weekly
Don Jand
Eage Stiecs
M. G. Mayball’s
H. GS. Hayball
Center Street
Logan
Riter Bros
Brug Co
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Wome
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