Tacoma Rose Carnival Officers Named in 1898 Plan
Tacoma Washington March 28 The Tacoma Rose Carnival Association completed its executive board by selecting a member from each city ward and planning the full board with seven officers A five member committee will confer with Mr Talbot about the Alaska Golden carnival The association meets tonight at the Chamber of Commerce with a bright outlook for the coming season and workers applications noted for a brilliant memorable carnival of 1898
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Tacoma Rose Carnival Association
Tacoma
Wash
Tacomas Rose Carnival Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sevien
Taltot
Dangerous Telephones and Kissing Spark Health Study
San Francisco health officers plan experiments and potential ordinances to curb disease risk from phone mouthpieces. Dr. Dunn cites congealed secretions and tobacco, whisky residues, and possible bacilli, urging a uniform disinfection system as phone use grows.
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Dunn
Ace
HA. Ryfkogel
Malt Liquors May Be Sold in Indian Territory Harmless
In a Wagoner federal case United States v Lewis Conn Judge Springer ruled malt liquor sold in Indian Territory was not intoxicating under current law. The decision clarifies that the ban targets intoxicants, not malt beverages with low alcohol, and upheld Conn’s release despite prior notices restricting malt ale.
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Indian Territory
Muskogee
I.T
United States
Wagoner
I. T
Springer
Lews Conn
Indian Terrtory
Cohn
Rink
Wietner
Juder Springer Bell
Taditian
Jude+ Springer
Evangelist Offers to Care for Cuban Orphans in Cuba
J E Wolfe an Indian Territory evangelist and his wife run an orphanage for Cherokee children. He proposes to General Estrada Palma in New York to bring at least fifty homeless Cuban children to the United States for education and care until age.
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Indian Territory
Philadelphia
J. E. Wolfe
Firesepit
Uniselty
Vleltt
Wolfe
Proctor
Cuba
Estrada Palma
New York
Omaha War Ship Models Exiting to Exposition
Washington March reports that the warship models built by two Washington navy yard workers are being moved from the Navy Department corridors to the Omaha Exposition. The finely detailed scale models, costing 208 to 7000 dollars each, show lines ordnance and equipment accurately. Most will depart, leaving only the Maine model in place until autumn.
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Omaha
Maine
Pew Navy
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Washington Navy
Postal postoffice to rename North Chicago unit
Waukegan Illinois March 28 postal authorities order the North Chicago postoffice to change its name to avoid conflict with Chicago postoffice thirty miles south. The village near Waukegan has used Grade Siding and South Waukegan before, with eventual annexation hoped to join with Waukegan.
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Waukegan
North Chicago
Chicago
South Waukegan
Consumption Cure Claim Brings Free Trial Offer
A Kansas attorney attests that Amick chemical treatment cured his consumption after severe symptoms and weight loss. He reports a fall from 1083 pounds to 156 pounds and urges readers to apply for a free trial at Amick Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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E. Sampie
Amick Chemdea
Cincinnati
Liquor in Crockery Boxes Foils Customs Near Alaska
Port Townsend March 23 The unloading of the wrecked steamer Corona reveals smuggling schemes to skirt Alaska customs. A crate marked crockery burst open and eight five gallon kegs of whisky were found inside, with smaller boxes marked glassware. In Texas wild beasts kill stock in lower and southwestern districts, with losses over 25 percent in mountain ranges near the Rio Grande. Cattlemen consider a proposed stock seal law.
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Port Townsend
Corona
Alaska
A. Blum
Skagung
Texas
Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Protect Deer and Elk in Colorado Springs Park Sale
The Glen beviah Park association buys 1400 acres in southwestern Gureld County to create fencing with wire netting to protect deer and elk. About 30 deer are enclosed in corrals as officials seek ways to halt rapid wildlife decline in the state.
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Colorado Springs
Glenbeviah Park Association
Colorado
Gureld
Remarkable Eye Cure Claims by Prof Samuels in Topeka
A Topeka eye healer, Prof Samuels, touts cures for cataracts and eye diseases affecting notable locals. Cases include F C Downey seeing with both eyes, Wm Foster's cataract, Mrs Warner’s sore eyes, and James Herron’s failing sight vastly improved in weeks.
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Professor Samuels
Topeka
F.C. Downey
Columbian Building
Kansas City
Prof
Samuels
Wm. Foster
Pauline
Kan
J. M. Donohoe
East Elehth
St. Mary’s School
Leavenworth
J. Bevelle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Samusis
Pigg
St. Nicholas Hotel
Samuela
M. S. Sales
Chicago
Third
Jackson Streets
Fred Freeman
New York
Prof. Samuels
A. Troup
Troup
Warner
Oculista
Jas. Herron
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Weat Eighth Street
Ucis
Samuel
Don
Lucile Mulvane
Robert Inman
Hen Janiin
Prat Samuels
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Facebank Company
Mt. Leyte
Phil
Phia
J. M. Knight
Andnce Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Palace
Whee Aqui
Etx Siiter Randieg
Tned
Caudren
Boyd
Lehman
R. T. Kreipe
Kansas Avenue
Dubuque, Ta
Bell Bros. Company
Stanenets
Banana Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Corner Sixth
Topeka Avenue
Miss Keener's
Kansas
Koval
North
Madras
P. K
Pacific
Tee
Brussels
Saxony
Rock Island
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