Best The People's Opinion of Dr Hathaway Co Treatment
The advertisement promotes Dr Hathaway Co with testimonials praising their cure system for numerous illnesses. It claims low costs due to sharp ness and urges all afflicted to consult immediately, promising professional, thorough treatment and satisfaction. It lists syphilis, strictures, skin diseases, nervous debility, and female disorders among treated ailments, urging public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hathaway & Co
War
Bright
Trains Arrive From South Schedules Given
The timetable lists Passenger trains at 3 35 a m and 4 00 p m on different days with freight services at 5 30 p m 4 05 p m and 7 30 a m on Sundays. Additional passenger arrival at 3 55 p m on Sunday and freight at 12 25 a m and 7 00 p m on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Rom
Southern Home-Seekers Excursions Planned by Illinois Central
Illinois Central Railroad will run two more Southern Home-Seekers excursions to Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. Departures from Sioux City Onawa Lyle Cedar Rapids and Dubuque on specific April and May dates. One fare round trip, 30 day tickets, stop-overs south of Cairo. Address Manchester, Iowa, for details to J. F. Merry A G P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississppi
Louisiana
Sioux City
Onawa
Lyle
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Cairo
Manchester
Lowa
J. F. Merry
St. P
Mitchell
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
New Mexico
Manitoba
North
South Dakota
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Texas
Minnesota Eyeing Permanent Arbitration Board in Labor Rifts
State lawmakers may enact arbitration driven law to settle labor disputes. A Donnelly proposal would create a five member board chosen by both sides with court powers to compel witnesses and enforce rulings. If no court arbitration is used city and railroad cases trigger appointed panels to investigate causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Board of Arbitration
Ignatius Donnelly
State Labor Bureau
Senate
District Court
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Convening in St Paul
St Paul hosts the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for a two week convention starting Wednesday. About 600 delegates arrive by special train from Chicago, with Windsor hotel as headquarters. The Metropolitan opera house hosts a Thursday reception with addresses by the governor, Twin City mayors, Grand Chief Arthur, and Archbishop Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Germsnia Life Insurance
Minnesota
Northwestern Road
Chicago
Windsor Hotel
Jast
Union Depot
John Moran
James Root
Committee On
Minneapolis
W. C. Hayes
Committee On Arrangements
Metropolitan Opera House
Twin Cities
Arthur
Ireland
New Administration Holds First Regular Session
The city council met after Mayor Welch’s final term as mayor. A petition to remove a fence on Applegate street was granted and the street opened to the public. The council approved retiring 500 in funding bonds. The mayor presented a two year report detailing bonded debt, tax levies, and allocations for streets, water, and other departments. He described artesian well work, water supply issues, and recommended public drinking fountains and street drainage improvements. He noted a need for sewer planning and street grade consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Applegate Street
Greene
Geo. Summers
Board OF Aldermen
Mitchell
C. H. Ley & Co
Messrs. Winsor and
Mentzer
Committee On
East Second Street
East Side
City Cemetery
I. W. Seaman
R. D. Welch
Wood
Seaman
J. J. McDougal
John Reierson
A. J. Kings
Geo. E. Logan
A. C. Pollard
C. H. Obland
S. Weber
Jos. Levinger
McDougal
Obland
Weber Lights
Pollard
Levinger
Reierson
Weber
Beceue
Kings
Polar
City ends term with Welch praising order and new Seaman council
The report details jail use, court costs, and pardons from 1893 to 1894, noting a disciplined city, a reorganized partially paid fire department, and a $400 park purchase. It highlights park and cemetery plans, water for the cemetery, and introduces Mayor Seaman and new council with assigned standing committees.
Mitchell municipal reforms and new appointments listed
The council selected Geo. E. Logan as president and A. J. Kings as vice president of the new organization. Geo. H. Brooks was hired as street commissioner at $50 monthly. The meeting adjourned after these actions amid local notices and ads for medicines and travel offers through the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McCormick
C. C. Bras
Board of Health
A. H. Daniels
Geo. E. Logan
A. J. Kings
Geo. H. Brooks
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Ttathawhy & Co
C. M
ST. P. Railroad
Crean Ran
Ely
LY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
St. Pau
Brotherhood Men
National Convention of Locomotive Engineers
Logan
King
Sesson
A. E. Hitchcock
F. P. Stearns
O. T. Huyck
J. C. Batess
J. B. Wilson
Clay St
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
Robert Barber
Cooksport
S. H. Scallin
Klen
S. F A. Scallin
Presbyterian General Assembly
Saratoga
N. Y
Nickle Plate Road
Clark
12Th Streets
Clark Street
Park
Mrs. B. Davis
DeWitt’s
L. O. Gale
Carter Publishing Co
Pierre, S. D
City
12Th Street
Ill
Foster
Yankton Reservation
Mitchell Printing Co
Mitchell, S. D
Dr. Sawyer
Sawyer
Nature
Karl
S. H. Scailin
Georgia
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Potter Diva and Cem, Corp
Hole Proprietors
Boston
Cuticura
Lake Superior
Tee
Northwestern
ILIN
T. W. Teasdale
Gen
Minn
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway
Sioux Falls
A. m
E. Hannegan
Gen. Tkt
Pass. Agt
Speciat
Wiltse
E. B. McIntyre
Yankton
Lished
S. J. Moore
Myra N. Lee
West Third Street
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