PIANO CONTEST VOTES SHARED ACROSS LOCAL GROUPS
The Buford Bros and area firms tally votes for a piano prize offered by a local church or organization. Leading totals include Sullivan Shoe Co 199, Elmen dorm & Co 16346, Wolf & Marx 4480, Theiss & Reidenr 415, and St. Joseph’s Orphanage 47127. Numerous churches and schools are listed with varying counts. a Bequest of near 20,000 votes appears, with an exhibit of local merchants and suppliers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Bros
Atusio
Alvay Pune
AL Washer Brow
C. IL Musler
Sullivan Shoe Co
Elmendorf & Co
Theiss & Reldenr
J. Lohert & Co
Wolft & Marx
TMA
St. Joseph's Orphaonsze
Peavock'’s
Sohal
Beethoven Maennerchor
AL Harn Verein
Protestant Orphan's Home
Creacent Social Giud
St. Lous College
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. John's Lailberan
Fini Baptist
Aygyine Conrendrive
Tames
Chucell
St. Macy's Church
St. Mery's College
Centynd Christian
St. Jonay's Orphans
Clark's Union
Ee Rey
Beetry’s School
Dhuendorf & Co
Wolk & Mars
Te P
Peeks
San Antonso Gyéle & Supply Co
Washer Hawin Podewils
Sullivan Shoe Bro. Co
McKinley as Congressional Leader and Peacemaker
An analysis of President McKinley’s rise in the House leadership and his role as a party unifier. The piece recounts his early 1888-89 bloc-building, Ohio delegation loyalties, and how he navigated factional pressure to sustain unity for the Republican agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelsintey
Hunter
Alnsie’s
MeKinley
House of Representatives
Cleveland
McKinley
le Gard
Ohio
Sherman
William BicKiniey
Artrade
Ake
Chin
Kinsey
MolKinley
Counel
Jarce
McKinley Han
Advertisement for Proposals for San Antonio Building Supplies
An advertisement from March 31 1900 announces sealed proposals to furnish fuel water ice miscellaneous supplies washing towels hauling ashes and sprinkling streets for the building in San Antonio Texas. Proposals will be received until 2 o clock p m Monday April 16 1900 for the year ending June 30 1901 or shorter periods as needed. The custodian Ford reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proposa
GIL &Op. O
San Antonio
Texas
Oleford
War Tax Reduction Suggested By President In Congress
Special to the Sunday Light from Washington reports President Metsinley may urge Congress to modify the war revenue act to reduce receipts. Treasury notes show July 1 1899 to date excess receipts total 52 million, expected to rise to 69 million by June 20 1900. Taxes on telegrams and proprietary medicines may be abolished while taxes on bank checks and commercial paper for the well to do remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Metsinley
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Gage
Every Ny
Blood Balm promises cure for chronic blood poison
The Blood Balm Co advertises B B Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for chronic blood poison. It claims to heal mucous patches, sore throat, eruptions, bone pains, skin itching, swollen glands, and hair loss after 30 years of testing. Sold by druggists at $1 per jar or $5 for full treatment. trial bottles offered.
World Cotton Visible Supply Rises and Falls Report
Special to the Sentinel from New Orleans on March 31 outlines Secretary Nessers figures for the world's visible supply of cotton. The week shows an increase of 108,655 bales, with comparisons to last year and the year before. It details totals for American, foreign, and total supply, plus afloat and held stocks in Britain, Egypt, India, and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Simdaught
Nessers
Cutton Mine
Brazil
India
Great Britain
United States
Insurance certificate and notices from Austin in 1900
An itemized notice certifies Lancaa ctive Insurance of Manchester Ting fully complies with Texas laws and has authority to operate until December 1960. Additional items describe meetings, underwriter installations in Fort Stockton, Fort Stockton and Del Rio, and a boys meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association with state convention reports. Also mentions the Hoxianes social club event at Muth's garden with boxing matches and a double duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Commissioners of Agriculture
Austin
Fexog
Lancaactive Insurance Company of
Manchester
Ting
Texan
Jefferson Johnson
GEO. C. Eichlitz & CO
Kampmann Bldg
W.W. H. McGoldrick
S. P. Wilson & Co
Fort Stockton
Fort Davis
del Rio
Court House
McGoldrick
Boys’ Gospel Meeting
Bible School
Young Men's Christianansaciction
Qotclock
Reperta
Suntor Delapatea
Muth's Garden
Editorial on currency reform and politics in the United States
The piece argues about bond refinancing reducing interest costs, bank charter growth, and Dingley tariff debates. It critiques Senate and House dynamics on trade, roots for free trade, and warns against political manipulation by Democratic leaders. It references Secretary Root, Cape Nome, and international commerce efforts with Canada, Mexico, and the D.C. district. It maintains a period newspaper tone and emphasizes political balance and cautious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Senate
Cherokee Nation leaders and council details noted
The piece describes Cherokee officials and council members, mentioning a showroom for prices on goods and tobacco use among lawmakers. It references Mountlorit in Alnalee's stage nine and notes J. S. Davenport as president of the lower house, Vinita’s bar member, with broader context on tribal dignity and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen Tabarzo
Wens Mountlorit
Alnalee
Cherokee Congress
J. 8. Davenport
Vinita
Indian lobbyists and Cherokee politics in early sessions
The Cherokee Nation council chambers echo with experienced lobbyists as U S policy and claims against the United States draw attention. Chief Mayes faced a railroad right of way offer, while chiefs and councils maneuver amid a web of influence and strategic persuasion in the capital.
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Joh L. Gunter
Stile
la Use
United States
Wally Og
Congress of the
Departmenta
Washington
Indiana
United
Samuel Houston Mayes
Mayes
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B.D. B
Wilogten
Middle West
Root
Cape Nome
Pen American Conference
Mexico
Canada
Lord Roverly
Pretoria
Gol Dervatrats
Indianapolis
Mr. Sulzer
Porlupal
Johannybury
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Prussia
America
Siechoefeg
Progressive Gesassination Party
Mr. Deveridgstral
Sheldon
Mir
Hive
Abella
Logan
Kansas
Shaw
Avention
Noknion
Huh. Chas
A. Towne
Oly
Phils
Han
Puerto Tico
Republican Party
J. Woodward & CO
THE
Indian Congress
Sultavic
Thera
Bane
Wolk & Marx
Merriam Shan
Royal Oxfords
Pwckio
Spe Guan
Ty Dewiurs, Ab
Eet
Gaye
Pepperell Sheeling
Wolff & Marx
Hava
Cambria
Nuasuck
the North Star
Frort
Fohin M. Ardway
Tulano University of of Louisiana
North Star
Wagner & Chabot
Mar Savage
Inndianapoli: Press
Clarissa
Clarence
Chicago
Indianapolis Journal
D. J. Woodward & Co
Spalding
Brectots
Song Bros
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