Tour and inspection offered at The Chicago Inter Ocean building
Notice invites readers to visit The Chicago Inter Ocean office at 106 108 110 East Monroe Street Chicago to tour the building and see its mechanical and scientific improvements related to the great newspaper. The offer promises a courteous greeting to all who care to inspect and sightsee through the facilities.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
East
Monroe Street
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Democrats Forsake State's Rights In Pittsburg Speech
Secretary Shaw in a Pittsburg address attacked state right Democrats. He cited a U S court suit by a executive department representative to enjoin a great state chartered corporation from owning voting and controlling distant portions of the country. He warned of national regulation trends and centralized government.
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Shaw
Pittsburg
United States
Executive Department
Democratic rift widens as Cleveland and Bryan clash
The letter from former President Cleveland criticizes the Democratic Party for its troubling beliefs while Bryan rebukes him labeling the White House a gathering place for wealth and deceit. The debate highlights a long standing rift within the party since 1856.
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Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
White House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Shaw urges stronger central government in Pittsburg speech
Secretary Shaw repeats the line that the trend of thought favors a stronger central government. He contrasts this with his predecessor as Iowa governor who praised local self government in his campaign opening. The text links local self government to liquor law nullification and the 1882 push to banish the saloon.
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Shaw
Pittsburg
Iowa
Columbus Junction News Comments on Senate Amendment
The Columbus Junction News supports Depew's proposal to uniform electors nationwide but questions impact on equal suffrage states like Colorado and Wyoming. It notes adoption is distant and expresses optimism that equal suffrage will prevail across all states as progress continues.
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The
Columbus Junction News
Depew
U. S
Colorado
Wyoming
Dewey Credits Sailors For Victory Not Alcohol
In a Sunday school letter Admiral Dewey declares the Manila victory was earned by officers and men, not by coffee or alcohol. He emphasizes John Barleycorn has no share in the glory of the naval achievement.
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Dewey
Battle of
Manila
John Barleycorn
MacArthur Admits Plan Behind Aguinaldo Capture
General MacArthur concedes he planned the operation that led to the capture of Aguinaldo. The ensuing fury from critics aimed at Funston’s actions did not fully hit their mark.
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MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Funston
Record Gold Rush Ahead as Alaska Steamers Set Sail
Dispatches from Tacoma report a booming Cape Nome trade with thirty vessels including twenty steamers under charter. Over 7,000 passengers will sail to the northern mining country, signaling a record Klondike season.
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Tacoma
Alaska
Klondike
Cape Nome
Highest Colorado peak Sierra Blanca at 14 483 feet
The tallest mountain in Colorado is Sierra Blanca rising to 14 483 feet above sea level, a notable summit in the state's high country.
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Colordo
Sierra Blanca
Merger Drives Marengo Telephone Lines Toward Unified Management
The Marengo telephone lines feeding the town are involved in a merger and aim to operate under a single management.
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Marengo
Richards Seen as Likely Treasury Assistant Secretary
Julian W. Richards, private secretary to Speaker Henderson, is cited by friends as a probable appointee to the treasury department as assistant secretary, though he has no comment.
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Julian W. Richards
Speaker Henderson
Treasury Department
Politician lobby drives for public building appropriation
Moline and Oak Park Chicago backers press senators to attach an appropriation to a house bill. Moline leaders express disappointment after missing initial funding. Oak Park plans a similar effort, with indications of success.
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Moline
Ulindg
Senate
Oak Park
Chicago
Democrats Turn To Horace Boies’s Son as Possible Candidate
After Horace Boies declines a congressional run in the third district Democrats consider his son as a prospective rival to Col Henderson. The son is described as a capable lawyer and staunch Democrat, though fatherly renown may not aid his campaign. It remains that the Democratic candidate in the district is seen as a sacrifice.
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Horace Boies
Col. Henderson
Muscatine Targeted Site Funds Promise Big Public Build
The article argues that a $15 000 site appropriation for Muscatine’s public building is better than nothing. It contends gradual appropriations yield a final sum near $150 000, with the post office design needing to equal surroundings to ensure a strong, lasting structure.
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Muscatine
Iowa Colleges Boost Debate Prestige With Home Advantage
Iowa colleges have engaged in winter and spring debates with institutions like the State University Minnesota Cornell Grinnell Simpson Penn and Washburn. Grinnell lost to Washburn while Iowa Wesleyan beat Illinois Wesleyan and the Mt Pleasant school has won the state contest twice in a row. The text highlights a strong home environment benefiting speakers and a growing pool of public speaking talent in Iowa.
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Iowa
State University
Minnesota
Cornell College
Grinnell
Simpson
Penn
Washburn College
Topeka
Iowa Wesleyan
Illinois Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Negligee Shirt Sale Sparks Boom in Muscatine
Yesterday Muscatine saw a brisk sale of negligee shirts as shops report strong customer turnout and uptick in sales. The government building district appeared busier with activity despite earlier concerns.
East Hill School Plans Spurring Government Building Site Talk
East Hill celebrated securing a school, while discussion at the meeting focused on where the new government building will be sited. The school board gathering drew upbeat mood as plans move forward for the district’s facilities.
Court rules cider sales intoxicating for grocers
The court has decided that grocerymen cannot sell cider because it is intoxicating, exposing grocers to criticism and closing a loophole some used to offer alcoholic beverages. This ruling tightens restrictions and impacts local retail practices.
Director Hunt Emerges as Strong Local School Board Champion
In Keck lerville, residents gain confidence in Director Hunt on the school board as a steadfast advocate who worked valiantly for the community.
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Kecklerville
Director Hunt
Real estate developers accused of flooding lots with water
Reports claim certain property owners opened hydrants yesterday and filled barren lots with water to create a layer of loam soil. The tale suggests the lots appeared filled to a rich level this morning, though verification is uncertain.
Sponge beds set out in Florida and other waters
Florida and other suitable waters now have beds of sponges set out and marketable sponges produced from small cuttings, similar to how vegetables are grown.
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Florida
Eight Bells to Dazzle Grand Audiences May 53
Amusements notice touts Eight Bells at the Grand on May 53 with comedy and pantomime and remarkable mechanical effects. Written by John F Byrne, eldest of the Byrne brothers, the acrobats and pantomimists. The plot promises steady humor through the misadventures of a school master and Danl McGozzle, a spectacle in addition to comedy.
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John F. Byrne
Byrne
Byrnes
Dan'l McGozzle
Howard Dorsch Company Opens at the Grand Next Week
Advance sale begins for the opening night engagement at the Grand Theatre featuring the Howard Dorsch company with performances starting Monday.
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Howard-Dorsch Company
Matinee Saturday and Ladies Free Night Highlight Week
A matinee is planned for Saturday with a Monday night ladies free night and a strong female attendance expected. The event promotes affordable prices of 10 20 and 30 cents for the coming week.
Diphtheria Cure From Turpentine Fumes Warned
A Scientific American receipt recommends inhaling fumes of tar and turpentine to expel diphtheria membranous matter. The account asserts the method relieves throat distress though medical authorities dispute its safety and effectiveness. Pablo, a half-breed cattle owner on Montana’s Flathead Reservation, tends a vast herd of buffalo and rejects selling, cherishing the animals as a link to the old free life despite displacement from traditional ranges.
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Scientific American
Flathead
Flathead Lake
Colorado minister forms On-timers club to curb lateness
A Colorado minister angered by late arrivals created the On-timers, a club whose members pledge punctuality for all engagements. The idea has grown popular and now has thousands enrolled with national reach.
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Colorado
United States Seeks Service of 130000 Physicians
The United States requires the service of about 130,000 physicians to bolster medical staffing. The huge demand reflects ongoing shortages across hospitals and clinics nationwide.
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The
United States
Each Can Do the Other a Service
Washington bureau notes reshuffle of Cuban mission hopeful H G Squires as leading candidate to replace W I Buchanan at Havana. Des Moines seeks 25000 for public building site with Indianapolis arsenal post tied to Senator Fairbanks and Rep Hull. Judge Leeds and bride return from wedding trip to Washington. Dolliver article on Chinese policy prompts international interest. Iowa reps eye Fourth district race Blythe Rule Haugen debate and past convention dynamics described.
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Washington, D. C
W. I. Buchanan
Sioux City
Buffalo
Argentine Republic
Havana
H. G. Squires
Conger
Pekin
Des Moines
Hull
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Fairbanks
Arsenal
Indianapolis
House Committee On Military Affairs
Capt
Senate Committee On
House
Pes Moines
Gov. Hull
Military Affairs Committee
Capt. Hull
Senate
Muscatine
Congress
Cerro Gordo
Haugen
Rule
Mr. Blythe
Blythe
Iowa
Washington
Updegraff
Fayette County
Mr. Haugen
Her First Appearance in Bits of Humor
A humorous exchange shows Colly asking if Dolly was stage struck and Dolly replying eggs struck, highlighting a playful pun on eggs and stage performance.
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Colly
Dolly
Jones Reacts to Mother-in-law Illness with Convulsions
The article notes Jones receiving news of his mother-in-law's illness and describes his reaction as convulsions. This phrasing preserves the dramatic tone and focuses on the immediate physical response to the news.
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Jones
Down and Out
A brief exchange notes a man losing his job and a former lover recalling past affection indicating changing fortunes and emotional tension.
Museum Row Sparks Curator’s Night Talk
A museum row last night focused on crowd reactions as staff confronted an unexpected scene. The manager described a dog-faced boy moment and noted a dog-catcher presence in the audience, prompting discussion.
Not in Expenses Honeymoon Scene Among Guests
A couple jokes about secrets after a playful quarrel over a hotel bill. The bride insists they are one, while the groom notes the hotel keeper doubts the union as he scans the board bill.
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Charlie
Kid vows to fend off foreign suitors for sister Belind
A boy swears to his sister Belind that he will slap any foreigner who asks to marry her, calling on heaven to witness his oath. The dialogue portrays a protective yet brusque stance toward arranged marriages and outsiders.
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Belind
Jenkins
Optimist Hopes to See Chicago Post Office Completed
An old gentleman described as a confirmed optimist believes he will live to witness the completion of the Chicago post office. The remark reflects his enduring faith in progress and civic projects.
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Chicago
Sam Johnson Falls into Open Coal Hole
Local rumor says Sam Johnson fell into an exposed coal hole in a pavement. Onlookers report no serious injuries though witnesses described a startled scene.
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Sam Johnson
Mt Clemens Reachable by Grand Trunk Railway
The Mineral Bath City Mt. Clemens is accessible without changing cars via the Grand Trunk Railway system. Timetables and a descriptive pamphlet are mailed free on application to Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A 133 Adams St Chicago.
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Mt. Clemens
Bath City
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adgyis St
Chicago
Proud Mother and Son A Schoolroom Joke
A mother asks what the boy learned at school. The son says the teacher spoke to him alone for nearly an hour. She then said it was for his own good and to tell his father she wishes to see him.
Local Phrase Reflects Historic Speech Style
A playful fragment featuring Old World speech patterns with exaggerated dialect touches. It highlights regional voice and tone as a cultural snapshot, suggesting travel to Europe and a humorous admonition about style and habit.
Spring cleaning hazards and a healing remedy
In spring, women face heavy cleaning tasks risking health decline. Mary Lee of Eau Claire Wisconsin recounts years of nervous strain and chest pain until taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which she credits with complete recovery in four months. The pills are billed as blood and nerve tonics and are sold at fifty cents per box or two dollars fifty cents for six, via druggists or direct mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Mary Lee
Water Street
Eau Claire
Wis
Allenford
Ont
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
Is. Ae
Spring s and Costumes Feature Novel Crepe de Chine Waist
A waist of crepe de chine in tuck effect trimmed with lace straps and a deep lace yoke is showcased. Black chiffon bands and a large rosette accent the left side while novel sleeves draw attention. Corticelli silk stitches complete the look and pongee shirts waft as a fetching option.
Fashion notes on fabrics and embroidery trends
The article describes ecru fabrics with heavy lace yokes suited to Gibson and Duchess waists. It notes natural ecru pongee, corticelli wash embroidery silk, and expanded use of Mercerized fabrics, silk and linen blends, reflecting contemporary style preferences.
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Duchess
Food and fashion mix as veg tomatoes grace hats in London
The vegetarian novelties in hats and bonnets in London substitute the rosy red tomato and the French bean flower for wing and other animal decorations now commonly seen, affecting ladies headwear and legwear trends.
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London
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Muscatine Journal
John Mahin
Payaine Im Advance
Journal Printing Company
LEE Syndicate
Iowa Evening Newspapers
East Hill
Oliver Doud Byron
Hall
Washington Bureau Journal
Judge Leeds
War Department
Leeds
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Dolliver
North American Review
Madison County
Polk
Madison
Prouty
Story
Messrs
J. E. Blythe
Duncan Rule
Museum Muses
Fred—John
Fredericka
MUSE
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