Democratic Race in Denvers Shadowed by Johnson Bryan
Washington May 14 A Davis Johnson Minnesota governor leads in the Democratic presidential race as Bryan’s nomination likelihood shifts with southern delegates. Chicago central bureau head Frederick B Lynch reports Johnson’s bid, aiming to secure 242 electoral votes to win. Debate centers on two thirds rule, with Johnson and Bryan contesting southern and uncommitted delegates.
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Hendrick
Washington, d. CO
Washington
Jona A. Johnson
Minnesota
Vercomie
Bryan
Denver
Johnson
Bryant
Frederick B. Lynch
Chicago
Lynch
South
Oklahoma
Maryland
Mason and Dixon Ling
Goinson
Johnson Bureau
Thoma
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nevana
Tak
North
Dakota
College
North Dakota
New York
Tafts
Roosevelt
New York State
Nebraska
Taft
Kansas
South Dakota
Tost
C An
Solid South
Parker
Trey
iVegina
Kentucky
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Pink Pills
An elderly Chicago grocer testifies after twenty years of inflammatory rheumatism that Dr Williams Pink Pills restored his health. He describes long pain, swelling, and bed confinement before using the pills, which he credits with rapid improvement and lasting remission. The ad notes pills sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady at prices of 50 cents per box, six for $2.50.
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Willinais
Greta
John Crichton
Fulton Street
Chicago
Co. A
141Th Tlinois Infantry
Dr. Williams
Nix Boxer
Willltaxs
Schurectady
Appointment Made Dedicate On Sunday Issue Of 20000 Bonds
At a special East Waterloo school board meeting Prof. Chamberlain of Waukesha Wis was chosen to succeed Fred Merritt as superintendent of East Waterloo schools. Salary set at 3100 a year. Board instructed treasurer to place 20000 bonds on sale at four percent for erection of a new manual training building. Dedication program for Central Church of Christ Waterloo to be held Sunday May 11 includes morning and fellowship services with Rev G A Hess Charles City and Rev C L McKim Getwein assisting.
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East
Waukesha
Chamberlain
Sity
Hastings
Mich
Miller
Central Church of Christ
Christian
Fourth Street
Waterlon
Noah Gatwick
G. A. Hess
Charles City
C. L. McKim
Getwein
Christian Church
Mise Wdith Johnson
Hymen
Dennis
Amantus
Wuet
English Mixed Letter Describes Odd Spelling Prize
A Waterloo Concrete Brick and Block Machine client reports English mixups in letters from a Gran Falls land deal. The correspondence reveals payment disputes, bank drafts, and confusion over form, with a Norwegian speaker expressing frustration at railroad lease hurdles and business expectations.
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C. H. Sweeney
Waterloo Concrete Brick and Block Machine Company
Neporter
Granfalls
Sweeney
Welcome Baby Loy at Slade Home on Conber Street
Good cheer fills the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slade at Conber Street as a baby named Loy arrives Thursday morning. Nes. F. Gc Sage and J. G. Bleakley returned from Des Moines after attending a meeting of the Hahnemann Medical Society.
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J. H. Slade
Nes. F. GC. Sage
J. G. Bleklay
Des Moines
Hahnemann Medical Society
Civic Improvement edition of the Daily Reporter announced
Committees led by Mrs E J Johnson and Rev E M Jones prepare a Civic Improvement edition for Waterloo to showcase women’s work. Advertising, editorial leadership, and special articles by local women and outside writers push a citywide preview. notices target May 19 submission deadline and telephone orders.
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Civic Improvement Working Frond
The
Daily Reporter
E. M. Jones
M Edler
Efe
McClullum Jones
EF. L. Johnson
W. W. Marsh
Paul Davis
Roy Shoemaker
West Side
H. M. Reed
E. —. Manhard
Greater
Waterloo
W. O. Richards
Mart Parrott
Ladies’ Literary Society
Brsan Cattre
Weltes
Live Stock Market Report May 14 1900
Chicago May 14 The market for hogs cattle and sheep opened weak with hogs dropping 5 cents in early trading but later steadying. Quotations show mixed butcher hogs 5.25 to 5.60, heavy hogs 5.60 to 7.20, and light hogs 5.20 to 5.60 with tomorrow’s receipts estimated at 23,000. Cattle and sheep opened and closed steady or weak respectively.
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Chicago
jBlixen
Lecture on public health and women club influence
A east side library lecture drew mothers teachers and club women who learned that women’s clubs in other areas push for stronger health measures. Rev Kepford warned disease could rise again without precautions and urged ventilation and clean air.
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East Side
Kepford
Frame Work Finished Mammoth Roller Coaster Nearing Completion
Workmen at Electric iPark completed the framework for the Mammoth Roller Coaster at Pack, with front Cittesgo dispatched to erect the structure. The project advances toward completion as crews finalize the ride’s external skeleton.
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Pack
Cittesgo
Electric iPark
Heart Cure Ad Highlights Dr Miles Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strengthening tonic for weak hearts caused by disease, fever, overwork, or nervousness. A customer testimonial from Freeville New York claims dramatic relief after using the product and notes pharmacists can refund the first bottle if no benefit is seen.
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Miles
Wiles
Norton
Freeville
New York
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Ab Os
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Finehamton
N.Y
Park to Add 100 Foot Central Tower for Coaster
Park officials plan a 100 foot tower rising from the coaster center with a powerful search light visible countywide. The feature aims to advertise the park and attract amusement seekers this summer as the largest ride in the state offering a 1400 foot thrill filled course with steep drops and sharp curves.
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Leighth
he-Hecht
Benson's Flower Garden Receives Noted Garden Praise
The Reporter recalls its annual obligation to W. S. Henson of Dubuque and co. Ww. Henson of Alvin Texas for jessamine supplies. A Houston Chronicle article by Frank Putnam describes Mr. Benson's 24 acres of jessamines with plans to ship one million buds this season.
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