Lodge and Masonic Bodies Schedule Meetings
Lodge No. 2 meets on o7 full moon with J Prrcuroris as W M and A W MORGAN as Secretary Wee ye Lodge No. 9 meets on Tues before full moon with Summer G Sharniit as W M and RP W EVERSMEYER as Secretary Gamma rborn Chapter No 4 R A M convocation Friday before full moon led by G A RIEMCKE M E BR P Gro C WINN Secretary De Molay Commandry No 1 K T regular conclave Wednesday after full moon led by M L MikKRESELL E C De G D Lezorre Recorder
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J. Prrcuroris
W. M. A.W. Morgan
Weeye Lodge
SumNer G. Sharnit
W. M. RP
W. Eversmeyer
Gaeamaron Chapter
R. A M. Ted
G. A. Riemcke
M. E. BR. P. Gro
C. Winn
Secy
DE Molay Commandry
K. T
M. L. Mikkresell
E.C. de
G. D. Lezorre
Bend City Lodge Meets First Monday Evenings
Bend City Lodge No 143 MOA invites all members in good standing to attend the first Monday meetings each month. President H Cosgrove and Secretary G W CoversTon announce the schedule and extend the invitation.
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Muscatine
Woodman Hall
Bend City
Moder Brotherhood of America
H. Cosgrove
G. W. CoversTon
Eagle Lodge
S. R. Amlong
Woodmes Hall
First National Bank
L. Pey
N. W. Meyers
Osteopathy Clinic Opens in Barnard Building
Elizabeth Harlan D D a Kirksville graduate locates at 319 West Second to treat diseases of ladies and children with osteopathy the latest healing art. Consultation free. Reference to Muscatine’s prominent people.
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Elizabeth Harlan
D. D
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
West Second Street
Buggies and Carriages For Spring Livery Outfit
Immense stock of buggies and carriages with varied styles for spring. Prices set for quick moves. stock changes regularly. New goods occasionally shown. visit to inspect the Model Livery establishment. Ask for complete outfits including horse harness rig and more. Committed to up to date equipment for fine livery.
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New Model
Louds Bill Debated Over Second Class Mail Matter
In Washington on March 22 the House debated Louds bill on second class mail. McPherson of Iowa and Lentz of Ohio clashed over Lentz being accused as a lobby attorney. Amendments would raise sample copies to 2000 and require separate mail for circulations above 5000. The vote was expected close. Turner of Washington alleged Secretary Root granted a sea bed gold mining concession near Cape Nome, prompting a resolution of inquiry later adopted.
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Washinton
McPherson
Iowa
Lentz
Ohio
Loud
Lentz-McPherson
Payne
Express Companies
Root
Alaska
Turner
Washington
Senate
Cape Nome
Secretary of War
Witness Describes Coeur d Alene Permit System
A. F. Gill testified before the Coeur d Alene investigating committee about a prison guard injuring a hand through a hole in a prison wall during a visit to the Boll Pes. He argued that the permit system and oath created a blacklist and an aristocracy, degrading miners and driving women from night trains.
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Washington
A. F. Gill
Coeur d'Alene
Lentz
Boll Pes
Coeur WV
W. BR. Shields
St. Regis
Mont
Francis
Shields
New
Bartlett Sinclair
Sinclair
Steunenberg
Coeur Walene
Hull
General Wheeler’s Status Tied to Military Return Decision
The report notes General Wheeler’s return from the Philippines to Secretary Root under department orders. His resignation from the volunteer army is held in abeyance and his eligibility for a congressional seat awaits resolving his military status.
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Philippines
Root
Department
General Wheeler
Volunteer Army
Wheeler
Congress
Clarence Darrow Urges Legal Unions and Arbitration
Clarence Darrow told the Industrial Commission in Chicago on March 22 that unions are legal and should be regulated by existing law not by injunctions. He supported the right to strike but called strikes war to be prevented, and urged strong arbitration boards to handle more labor disputes before they escalate. He defended workers right to choose employers, while police should enforce laws to protect workers. James L. Beard opposed unions, linking labor trouble to politics and calling union labor a nuisance. A Bisnow praised union delegates as honest and noted life necessities rising faster than wages.
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Chicago
Clarence
Darrow
The
Industrial Commission
John Stuart Mill
James L. Beard
A. Bisnow
General Wheeler Meets War Office Officials in Washington Visit
In Washington on March 22 General Wheeler conducted a morning call at the war office and discussed official matters regarding ongoing military operations. Details of the talks were not immediately released.
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Washington
Wheeler
Schroeder to Succeed Leary as Guam Governor
Washington reports Lieutenant Commander Seaton Schroeder, secretary of the naval inspection board, selected to replace Captain Leary as naval governor of Guam. Schroeder had sought tutuila, but Guam duties are considered more desirable given ongoing government challenges.
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Washington
Seaton Schroeder
Naval Inspection Board
Leary
The
Island of
Guam
Schroeder
Tutuila
Captain Leary
Emigration to the West Surges as 20000 Seek Northwest Homes
Officials on the Northwestern railroads estimate the emigration from older states to Minnesota west to Washington will exceed 20000. Four hundred settlers left on the Northern Pacific and more travel from Wisconsin and Iowa toward Montana and Washington. Next week about 5000 settlers have tickets, many having bought farm lands for immediate work.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Washington
Wisconsin
Iowa
Montana
Pension extension would apply to all Mexican War veterans
Washington reports the house pensions committee leaning toward widening the Jan 5 1803 act. The change would raise monthly pensions from $6 to $12 and apply to veterans pensioned since the act’s date as well as those paid before. An unrelated advertisement for Beggs Hair Restorer claims hair regrowth.
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Washington
House Committee On Pensions
Homeseekers Excursions Offer Reduced Round Trip Fares
On specified dates round trip tickets good 21 days are offered at a single fare plus 2.00 to towns on the line in Town Minnesota and South Dakota north of Shell Rock Abbott Crossing and Waverly. The fare also applies to many cities across Northern Western and Southern States. For details contact B. Co. R. and N. agents or Jne G. Farmer Cedar Rapids Iowa A G P T A.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Shell Rock
Abbott Crossing
Waverly
Jne G. Farmer
T. A
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Spirit of Research Quote Appears in Indianapolis Journal
A light exchange quotes Ma asking Georgie if choosing a different spouse would have changed his hair color, with the reply contemplating hypothetical hair color outcomes, reflecting a playful family moment from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Water pipes freeze in hot weather for easier access
If water pipes froze only in hot weather to allow easier access, it would not be so bad.
Remarkable Dr Dix Tonic Tablets Promised for Nerves and Blood
An advertisement extols Dr Dix Tonic Tablets as a safe palatable remedy that relieves nerve pain and unsteadiness, purges poisons from the blood through excretory organs, and strengthens health. It mentions many notable users, a price of 50 cents per box, and an endorsement from E A Spring of Mt. Ayr Iowa plus Hayes & Coon of Detroit handling orders.
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Garden of Nature
Toms
Dr. Dix
Hayes & Coon
Detroit
Mich
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