National Republican Committee Call For Spring Meeting
Call issued by the Republican National Committee for a gathering in Louisville to discuss campaign strategy and unity across states. The April meet aims to align leaders, with Louisville chosen for logistical reasons and potential participation by many state committees. The report notes weather and agriculture context alongside party activities.
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Tom Carter
Republican National Committee
William Williams
Chicago
Camne for an Early Adjournment and No Water Death
Wastischos close to adjournment as the Senate debates delaying action until a definite conclusion from the Privileges and Elections committee. Democrats oppose leaving the chamber, fearing lack of a voting quorum, while Republicans insist on orderly examination before adjournment. No Water, famed Sioux leader, died of pneumonia and erysipelas in Sioux Falls after plans for a U.S. court arraignment on murder charges.
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Century-old Indian leader linked to Vine Ridge uprising
The obituary recalls a 100-year-old Native American figure described as a turbulent conspirator in the Vine Ridge uprising and hostiles’ leader after Sitting Bull’s death. It notes his alleged role in a recent cowboy murder near Vine Ridge and his arrest at the time of death.
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World Fair Notes on Workers at the Expo Grounds
Report from the World’s Fair notes all strikers returning to work, landscape crews expanding to 2000, and the Allis pig engine expected to operate next summer. Three shifts have worked since arrival, with the pump plant starting today to supply 12 900 000 gallons daily, totaling 100 000 000 gallons a day when finished. Director Davis extends exhibit revival to April, as only one third are on grounds amid repeated earthquake shocks.
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Epidemic Claims Cure for Consumption in New York
The New York Recorder reports one hundred daily deaths from lung troubles amid spring optimism. Dr Amick’s claimed chemical treatment is tested on twelve patients with some reporting improvement. the Recorder promises free medicines and urges physicians to test the remedy, despite skepticism from the medical community.
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Tie Spock and Produce Markets
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Travelers Protective Association to Hold World’s Fair Parade
The Travelers Protective Association plans June 10 as TPA day at the World’s Fair with a grand Chicago parade on June 9 from Peoria to Chicago. George S McGrew to decline renomination. 3,000 traveling men to participate. Also notes St. Louis school funding boost of $100,000 yearly for free manual training and a cavalry display by Italian residents. Building associations in St. Louis report 3,000 homes valued at about $1,509 each, totaling over four million dollars in activity. A light rail anecdote follows about a drummer and a salesman’s home life.
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Professional Biz and Delmonico’s Cocktail Bargain
Boggs asks for a quarter to buy a cocktail and notes Pogg Cocktails cost fifteen cents. Fogg explains Delmonico's charges a quarter as a status move. Boggs pursues fame as a painter, while Puck quips that some speak before they think.
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