Auction Fever Across Chicago Homes and History
An old Chicago account describes auction days drawing crowds as mallet and bidding drive curiosity to speculation. It recalls notable sales from presidential effects to famed circus props, noting bargains, curiosities, and the lure of collecting as crowds gather and pay cash for rare items.
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Oc Spower
Chicago
Tincaln
Willian A. Thitters
Chrcage
London
Week's Calendar of Saints and Clergy in Local Diocese
The column lists feast days for saints such as Mark evangelist Zita and St Paul of the Crown and Vitalis, with notes on a Corombian League meeting held secretly. It mentions Rev J A Forest visiting Livalde to administer con the Sacrament to large class areas, and prayers for the repose of a baby.
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Lessig PA
Mark
Evangelist Seem
Cferus
Marcellin Pepe
Hooey
Corombian ‘League
J. A. Forest
Livalde
Beloves
Tookexl
Forest
St. Edwards
San Antonio
Wateer
Cushman K Davis Dominates Foreign Affairs Dispute
The Minnesota Senator Cushman K Davis, a leading figure on the foreign affairs committee, faces a social and political battle with ex-Gov Merriam over diplomatic aims. Davis, praised for influence in Washington, opposed Merriam’s German ambassadorship, while President McKinley weighed senate feuds in that confirmation.
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Minnesota
Congress
Costa KE. Dervis
United States
Davia
Merriam
Gulf
Davis
St. Paul Society
Washington
Sen
McKinley
Detroit Free Press
Senate
Germany
Mark Manna
Iis
Bailey Named Democratic Leader in House as Young Texan
Joseph W Bailey the young Texan chosen by Democrats as their House leader is noted for ability and fairness. Born in Copiah County Mississippi in 1863, Bailey moved to Texas, studied law, and has long served in Congress shaping legislation. He supports tariff reform and is expected to influence Fifty-fifth Congress activities.
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Democracy
Joseph W. Bailey
Democrate
House of Repreeentatives
Crisp
Bailey
Simeon
Mr. Bailey
Gainesville
Tex
Copiah County
Miss
Heidritha
Texas
Jeader
Bronchos Lose Again as O Connor Kicks Umpire
Houston Buffalos beat San Antonio Bronchos 7 to 1 in Houston. Umpire decisions favored San Antonio, Mike O Connor delivered pointed kicks. Galveston and Austin played a tight game won by Dermody's Dudes 2 to 0. Local notices mention Epworth league events and teachers institutes, with war survey work planned in the county.
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Houston
Texas
Apri
Houston Buffalos
San Antonio Bronchos
Jack
San Antonio
Mike O'Connor
Senators
Galveston
Texan
Austin
Dermody
White Duck Hop and Midlands Baseball Notes
The Midlands show improvement with new players set to join to bolster weak spots as they aim to rise. Blackburn Invincible covers a Fort Worth Dallas pitcher's battle with Dallas scoring once in the eighth inning on Fort Worth errors amid a weather-tainted game. A Young Men's Hebrew Association hop at Muth's garden drew many in white duck trousers and negligee shirts with a formal car ride back to the city, listing numerous attendees and their affiliations.
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Chikiran
P.goxx
Paris
Texas
Midlands
Tadas
Bkrt S
Genlson-Shermen
Ceree
PAV Weiss
Ratieres-Bristow
Burcis
Weekbecky
Nolen
Boland
Blackburn
Sunray Light
Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Port Worth
Pond Tehrant Ad
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Muth’s Garden
Lille Hal
Lilie Cohen
Hattye Levinson
Hattie Coppel
Austin
Guasie Gans
Ray Bodenheimer
Blanche Stern
Amy Goodman
Ida
Alma Oppenheimer
Robert Hart
E. Cohen
Arthur Nicholsberg
Joe Gana
Mose Frank
Ike Goximas
Hugo Goodman
Sam Stern
George Achiachauer
Morria Bluethe
Lewis
Pocketbook Taken As Woman Is Robbed On Augusta Street
A woman returning home on Augusta Street was accosted by a man who demanded her pocketbook or threatened violence. Ex-officer August Kleffer tackled the suspect, later identified as George Doherty, and the pocketbook was not recovered though small amounts of cash were found on the man. The incident occurred near Romana Street and Edison line, with patrols assisting at the scene.
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Moke Millinery Company
Guincy Street
Edison
Augusta Street
Romana Street
August Kiffer
Misa McNeill
Walter Beck
George Doherty
Foreign Excitement Sways New York Stock Market
The New York Stock Market opened dull with a general heavy tone during a short session. Foreign news on the Grecian Turkish conflict and Balkan revolts caused some selling, while declines in internationals were small and railroads eased. Industrials saw modest drops and rebounds, with Missouri Pacific among notable moves amid rumors and denials.
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New York
Purnell, Hagman & Cos
Alamo Mrokerage Company
Alamo Piaza
San Antonio
Texas
Balkan
Turkey
C. G
Chicago
Flower Battle Association Holds Year End Meeting
The Flower Battle association held its last meeting of the year at the Business Men's club rooms. Bills were received audited and paid, the treasury adequate, and all business relating to the Battle of Flowers was completed. A vote of thanks was given to all who aided the association in recent work.
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