Fraternal Lodge Meetings Set Around Moon Phases
Notices announce schedule for A Lodge No 2 WeeYe Lodge No 80 Washington Chapter No 4 De Molay Commandry No 1 Muscatine Camp No 104 Modern Woodmen of America with weekly meetings on Mondays Tuesdays before full moon or after full moon and clerks names listed for each body.
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Weeye Lodge
Samyex
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W. M
W. Eversmeyer
Washington
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G. D. Lectertre
Muscatine Camp
Woodmen of America
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Man Hails
Olds
Prank Gould
W. C. Clay Knewse
Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
J. H. Cosgrove
G. W. Coversrton
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E. GiesLer
Emma Manlove
Sec’y
Maine Elections Report Shows Shifts in Party Pluralities
Maine returns from towns and plantations show Rep Hill leading Dem Lord with gains for Democrats and losses for Republicans since four years ago. Early tallies suggest Republican pluralities around 32 000 to 52 000 across different districts with varying turnout.
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Give Hill
Lord
Hill
Powers
Frank
Bryan Addresses Nebraskans in Chicago and Stevenson Tours
William Jennings Bryan was hosted by the Nebraska Bryan club in Chicago at the Sherman House and spoke to Chicago University students on political issues. Adlai Stevenson began a tour of Illinois districts with Samuel Alschuler, sharing a platform at Joliet on the campaign.
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Auditorium Hotel
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Ashland
Ogden Avenues
Jones
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Adlai E. Stevenson
State Committee
National Committee
Samuel Alschuler
Joliet
Roosevelt Starts for the West in Wisconsin Tour
Governor Roosevelt addressed two LaCrosse meetings at the Empire rink with crowded attendance from locals and visitors from Madison Sparta Winona and nearby towns. He then continued by train to Fargo as part of a Nebraska tour and planned forty speeches in four days across Bryan's home state beginning October 1 in Auburn under Nebraska Republican organizers.
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Minn
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Nelson
Minnesota
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Bryan
Riggs
Nebraska Republican Committee
Atchison, Kas
Auburn
Czar Replies Hopeful for Universal Peace Basis
The Hague September 11. The czar replies to a telegraphic message sent on September 4 recognizing the ratifications of peace conference agreements. He expresses sincere thanks and hopes the labors of the gentlemen involved may serve as a basis for universal peace, the distant goal of Christian civilization.
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Hague
Foreign Office
Iron Bed Steads and Bedding Advertised in St Louis
A St Louis firm markets iron bed steads and bedding with sheet iron used for the linen.
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St. Louis
Des Moines Fugitive Murderers Collision in City Chase
Mattie Mash shot and fatally injured William Foster after a failed marriage promise. Pursuit by law officers in two buggies led to a crash at Sixth and Locust, injuring Mrs. Hayes and others. Mash jailed after the incident.
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William Foster
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A. Mash
Second
Grand Avenues
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Locust Streets
R. J. Putnam
M. A. Hayes
Hen's fatal curiosity robs family of life
A hen pecked a dynamite cap in a stillman valley outbuilding, triggering a explosion that killed Mrs. George Stevens and hurled her fifty feet. The blasts saved the Stevens home from fire as neighbors gathered, while the rest of the family escaped unharmed.
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Rockford
George Stevens
Stillman Valley
Stevens
Land bargains along the Burlington line advertised
Prospective land buyers are offered no better rates than by the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway for trips to points north of Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly with a one fare plus two dollar charge. Tickets are valid 21 days and cover rich farming country served by the new lines. Agents Haten and Brooks in Cedar Rapids IA can provide full information and ticketing. For rates and train times consult a local agent or Jno. G. Farmer A G P T A B C R N Ry Cedar Rapids IA.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry
Abbott
Shell Rock
Waverly
Messrs
Jno
G. Farmer
T. A
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gossip Sparks Power in Eye of Trifling Light
An odd saying notes that gossip’s shine can wield influence and stir controversy as rumors spread through social circles, shaping opinions and reactions among those involved.
Preservation of beauty and health with Favorite Prescription
Mrs. Orrin Stiles of Downing Wisconsin reports lasting health after childbirth aided by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She cites weight gain and absence of illness since recovery and credits the remedy with easing maternal pains. The notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser offered free with postage.
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Peetor Pierce
Republicans Rally Ahead in Iowa Campaign Outlook
Des Moines reports outline the GOP push as Senator Dulliver and other Republicans plan speeches across Iowa. Polls show Republican strength holds, Democrats fund campaigns, while analysts warn a potential statewide vote drop and surprises as Election Day nears.
Excursion to Fort Wayne for National Encampment
Round trip rail excursion from Chicago to Fort Wayne via Nickel Plate Road at 4.00 with return by September 18 1900. Tickets on sale September 5 to 12 for three daily trains 10 35 am 2 30 pm and 10 30 pm. Vestibuled sleepers first class service, Chicago station Van Buren and Pacific elevated loop. Tickets and information from John Y. Calahan 111 Adams Street Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
Union Veteran Legion
Chicago
van Buren
Pacific Avenue
City
Adams Street
John Y. Calahan
Pistol Danger Heightened When Owner Is Loaded
A terse aphorism notes firearms pose greater risk when the owner is intoxicated or distracted, highlighting the danger of handling pistols under impairment. The saying implies reduced judgment increases the likelihood of accidents or misuse.
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