Protown Waterworks Deal Dominates City Council Meeting
Prominent citizens debated city purchase of the waterworks, with Mayor Parker and President Street guiding talks on price and terms. The council aimed to decide bonds and a potential special election, while taxpayers pressed for earnings data and rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty Coca
An Wen Company
Spothe Taran Ety
Counnl
State Journal
President Street
Albert Parker
Nny
Charles F. Street
Water Company
Amon
CJ Devito
S. Barnum
Bal
Crosby
Chas, Wolff
B. M. Davies
Oncay Bischott
J. R Hayden
C. C. Jewell
M. Snatth
D.” Knowles
Neill
Jesse Shaw
Parker
Nurtax
President Streets
Oke
Sity
Street
Tincher
Mr. Street
Weber
Ute Council
Councilman Nichols
Harrison
Spencer
Swendson
H. C. Root
Chas. J
Enemg
Mr. Devin
Ross Progrestion
Weben
Shia
Poe
Ion
Welf
Itecan
Topeka
Griley
M. Snattinger
Everin
K. Street
Charles Wolf
Oscar Bischof
Balt & Dogen Lawaulte Hy
Mr. Jewell
Councir Weereby
Ewendson
Bergundthal
Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Indianapolis Trip
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington from Indianapolis where doctors postponed an operation. He will rest and recover in a temporary White House residence, with plans to travel to the Northwest next spring. Mrs Roosevelt and cabinet members greet him. he jokes about his injury and expresses resolve to continue public duties once healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Weebington
Indianapolis
Sopee EY
Bere
Pete Ne
Neof Tas
Northwest
Hin
Mra Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
P. M. Rixey
Moody and Hitchcock
J. F. Urie
White House
Lafayette Square
Benard Pickney
Haeper
Corea's Brass Band and Martial Tone War Echoes
A fragmented report notes Corea's brass band and a martial mood during wartime, mentioning rudimentary tunes, Chinese and Japanese influences, and a Japanese regiment's path. It hints at a historical contest of bands tied to a corps, with unclear details and stray phrases about 1896 conflicts and a singular band attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
Multimillionaire Mackay and the Duer Bride Legacy
The article traces Clarence H Ray Mackay’s vast wealth and family ties to Mina Katherine Duer, detailing the Mackay and Duer lineages, marriages, and prominent business ventures. It notes inherited fortune, society status, and a lavish marriage alliance in May 1888, highlighting the scope of Mackay’s influence and his early access to large capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond
York
Clarence H
Ray
Mackay
Mackay-Fennett Cable Company
Postal Triegraph
Pacific Cable Companion
Mackaytckels
Markay
Fortune
America
Mina Katherine Duer
William the Conqueror
Mackays
Nevada City
Toung Mra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Codncuiman
Sogou
Ana Bata
Grand Army
Cs l
Today's Market Report
J. Ki. Gat Co._msione
Ora Sixth Street
Teleptona A
Christie Greumamt Brock Co
City, Mo
Zanees City Grain Gnas
West Sixth
T. Telepart Grails and OS Stock Co
St Louis
Texas
Aseifan
SUI San
Linnea
Sean Livestock Market
Kansas
City
BCA
Wetateady
Sutton
Serbia
Ineim
Galveston
Bat
Who
Loum
Na Ida
Noarne
Loglée
Ian Earane
Blige
Dole
Poe Eerirca
Onnoc
Bowlark
Stock Street
New York
Bert
Buyiand
London
Baltimore ‘Ohio
Times End
Brooklyn
Missouri Pacific
Livy
Atchison
Tong Totic
Central
Southwesterns Az
Union Pacticr
Rose
Ohio
Sean Consideral
Wes
Toney
St. Paul
Rock Island
Iries Crows
Colorado
Jay
Rasreness
Corea’s Brass Band
Tit MacKay Enterprises
United States
Catherine
Lord Sterling
Clarence Mackay
Anderbilt
Brest
Thane
Abe Mn Mackay
Ed Weld
Bull
Xara
P. i
Clarence HB. MacKay
Roglis, L. L