Hamilton Speech Praises Tariff Policy and Growth
The article reports on a speech attributed to Mr. Hamilton defending protective tariffs as the bulwark of prosperity. It argues tariffs support industry, wages, and a rising economy, while criticizing cost of living and middlemen, and urges a permanent tariff bureau with foreign price expertise.
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Hamilton
Territories Committee
House
Department Of,commerce and Labor
Tariff Board
Consecration of Six New Bishops in St Paul Ceremony
Archbishop Ireland consecrated six new bishops in St. Paul Minnesota with a large gathering including 600 priests 50 bishops 150 seminarians and Apostolic Delegate Falconio The event marked a major growth moment for Catholicism in the region with bishops from Minneapolis Fargo Fargo Crookston Bismark Lead and Duluth participating in the historic rite at St Paul Seminary overlooking the Mississippi River
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New World
Ireland
America
St Paul
Mississippi River
James O’reilly
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Fargo
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John J. Lawler
Archdiocese of
Patrick R. Heffron
St. Paul's Seminary
Winona
Timothy Corbett
Duluth
Crookston
Vincent Wehrle
Richardton
Bismark
N D
Joseph F. Busch
Assailant Must Pay Death Penalty in Korea Stabbing
Fragmentary report notes a stabbing incident in Korea with the assailant condemned to death. Names and specifics are unreadable in the source copy but indicate a capital punishment outcome for the attacker.
Congregational State Conference Sets Next Meeting
Chicago May 19 Special to Moving Dispatch The Congregational church state conference in session decides to meet in Minneapolis next year due to strong local appeals led by Rev C A Lincoln of the First Congregational and Rev R S Haney of the Second Congregational while adopting a new constitution that strengthens central organization.
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Mo-ving Dispatch
Congregational Church State Conference
Mofine
C. A. Lincoln
First Congregational Church
Haney
Second Congregational Church
Community Notes From East Moline and Nearby
East Moline residents host visitors from Davenport Chicago and West Liberty. Local families attend gatherings and farewells while others travel for work on farms and to inspect engines for the Rock Island line.
Slawmicerns Loss as Mic Burns Thousand
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear references to losses and costs with scattered words. No coherent event or names emerge to form a reliable summary beyond noting unspecified losses and monetary mentions. The readable bits do not establish a concrete person, place, or action.
Census shifts loom in state political power and redistricting
Washington observers warn the 1900 census may redraw congressional delegations, altering leverage for Illinois and other states. Illinois hopes for gains as districts are redrawn, while Virginia and New York show historical gains and losses. The debate also touches on a Roosevelts era naming movement and Confederate statue proposals.
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Ilinois
Arkansas
California
Indiana
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Virginia
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Crumpacker
Milan Woman Dies From Porch Rail Fall
Mrs Hattie Venamon of Milan died after a fall from her porch when railing collapsed April 4. Born June 20 1862 in LaPorte Indiana, she is survived by husband William P Venamon two children Wallace and Dorothy several siblings and a brother in Harvey Illinois. Funeral Saturday 10 30 AM from the home with burial in Chippiannock cemetery.
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LaPorte County
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Iainoig
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Wallace
Dorothy
Claude
Eldridge
Cullom
Wake
Harvey
William Kessel
Chippiannock
Mr Stephenson
Milan Methodist Church
Representative Black to Get Tripp's Place
In Springfield it is reported that Representative Charles F. Black of the Peoria district will be appointed deputy United States marshal to succeed Captain H. C. Tripp of Peoria. Tripp leaves to become assistant quartermaster of the Illinois National Guard with headquarters at Springfield. The marshal’s salary was changed from fees to a fixed $1800 yearly pay.
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Charles F. Black
Peoria
United States
8. C. Tripp
Illinois National Guard
Tripp
East End News Notes Aboard Swanson Return Home
Edwin Swanson who has been in Sweden since late August returns accompanied by a sister. They stay at the home of brother John Swanak. Mr and Mrs Fred Griffin who were thronged Monday and left for Chicago on a wedding trip have returned and will move to housekeeping on Third Avenue and Twentieth. Johannes Mathis and son LaRoy are left at the home of Mr and Mrs.
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Barstow
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Weather and astronomical notes from May day entry
Local forecast indicates late tonight or Friday showers with warmer conditions tonight and a colder spell tomorrow. The 24 hour temperature ended at 7 am shows a high of 80 and a low of 52. river stage at Davenport 3.8 feet with little change. Halley’s comet details include setting time, speed, and position above Orion with coordinates and distance.
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J. M. Sherier
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Chicago Fights For Lake Front Parks
Chicago filed six quo warranto suits to reclaim lake front land formed by accretions along four and a half miles of shoreline. The land, largely held by the Illinois Central Railroad, is also occupied by mansions hotels and factories. If successful, the city plans parks bathing benches and a scenic system unrivaled in scope. Attorney General Staad represents the state and Cook County State's Attorney Wayman is attached to the action.
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Lake Front
Hliness Central Railroad
State of
Illnois
Staad
Wayman
Cook County
Passengers Saved From Burning Ocean Steamer
San Francisco dispatch reports the steamer J Marhoffer en route from San Francisco to Portland burned at sea north of Newport Oregon. Nineteen passengers were landed safely after the fire broke out on May 14.
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Husband Kills Himself After Wife's Death
St Joseph Missouri May 19 Bert Noblett a farmer near Rockport awoke to find his wife dead of heart disease. Overcome by grief he killed himself.
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Rockport
Train robber gets 43 years for Missouri train heist
William Lowe was convicted in federal court in St Louis for robbing a Missouri Pacific mail train at Glencoe Missouri on January 3. He received a 43 year sentence. An accomplice who confessed and the principal witness faced convictions. The case drew heavy sentences in a dramatic railroad theft.
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Shrte Beare
Eattentlay
Stolen Money From Pennsylvania Depot in Oil City
A station agent reported three sacks containing 32 024 dollars stolen from the Oil City depot while he loaded baggage onto a train. The money, shipped by Adams Express to Philadelphia, was placed behind a sack due to bulk. The theft is thought by detectives to be by one man who knew the money’s location. officer Truby found the office door ajar as he returned from the platform.
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Pennsylvania Deepot
Truby
Adams Express Company
Philadelphia
Omcd
Po. Niemeh
Lawler Cites Past Attacks as Ballinger Probe Goes On
Assistant Attorney General Lawler testifies under cross examination amid Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. He recalls Gravis questioning his competence and notes Gravis once called him dishonest. Cummins seeks ICC approval for proposed railroad rate increases before they take effect. Dominican minister De Gama expected to be named ambassador to the United States with announcements anticipated.
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Lawler
Brandeis
Ballinger Pinchot
Gravis
Sunday School Meet Opens at Great World Convention
A Sunday school gathering opens as attendees participate in a four great world convention. Officials promote cooperation and faith focused activities for attendees.
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