Eustis Seeks to Expunge Meat Trust Address
The Trans Mississippic congress at St Paul opened debate on whether to strike from the record F B Thurber's assertion there is no meat trust. William Henry Eustis of Minneapolis urged expunging the address, accusing the trust of using the congress for its own ends. After Thurber defended his views as honest, Eustis withdrew the motion.
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ST. Paul, Minn
William Henry Eustis
Minneapolis
F. B. Thurber
New York
Eustis
Congress
Thurber
Rival Fleets Off Atlantic Coast Seen From Rockport
At Rockport Massachusetts on a morning in August 41 the battleships of Rear Admiral Higgins’s squadron defend the New England coast from an imaginary attack by a fleet under Commander Pillsbury. The night passed without incident and no enemy trace was reported by signal stations.
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Rockport
Mass
Higginson
New England
Pillsbury
Inquest Renewed On Bartholin Death Case In Chicago
Police reopen the postponed inquest into the death of Mrs. Anne Bartholin as part of the Bartholin Mitchell murder investigation. Authorities aim for clearer results than yesterday’s Minnie Mitchell proceedings and press for decisive findings.
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Chicago
Ill
Bartholin- Mitchell
Anne Bartholin
Minnie Mitchell
Hindoo Wedding Customs and Ganges Cleansing
The piece describes Hindoo wedding customs with a groom’s preliminary diplomacy seen as bluff. An aspirational journey to the sacred Ganges at Benares may be undertaken to wash away sins before the nuptials, though the bride’s father often discourages such a trip.
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Ganges
Benares
Legless Race Joke Sparks Political Stump Debate
The cartoonish quip compares a legless human race to a steamboat race and imagines politicians proselytizing on the stump. A Cleveland Plain Dealer caption pivots on a doctor predicting limbs loss and pokes fun at campaign rhetoric.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Photographer Harlan Finds Relief with Electric Bitters
Eaton Ohio photographer C C Harlan suffered severe indigestion for years until Electric Bitters relieved his agony. He praises them as a godsend for dyspepsia and stomach troubles and notes their help for stomach liver and kidney diseases. Priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Harlan
Eaton
Ohio
Territorial Democratic Convention Called for Tucson
The Territorial Democratic convention is called to meet in Tucson on September 3, 1902, at 10 o'clock a.m. Local party leaders seek a Delegate to Congress and a Territorial Central Committee, with other business to be addressed.
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Territorial Democratic Central Committee
Frescott
Ariz
Tucson
Congress
Territorial Central Committee
Territorial Democratic Convention Delegate Plan Published
Territorial Democrats issue instructions for delegates from each county to the convention based on Marcus A. Smith vote totals from 1900. The plan lists counts by county, proxy rules, and directs counties to follow primary election law in selecting candidates, under the order of E. E. Ellinwood and Frank P. Trott.
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Marcus A. Smith
Congress
Gates
Nice
Oss Ieee
Territory
Arizona
Territorial
Democratic Central Committee
E. E. Ellinwood
Frank P. Trott
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Iron Mountain, Cal
Muckers
Keswick
California
Mountain Copper Co
John IL. Reilly, F. D
Robert Hennessy
REILLY @ HENNESSY
Chicago College of Embalming
S. Church St
W. A. Julian CO
Pacific Coast
Grocker Building
San Francisco
Cal
Trans-Mississippi Congress
The
Meat Trust
Atlantic
United States Navy
Fort
Huachuca
Grays
Carrillo’s Gardens
Jaeger
Southern Pacific
Yuma
San Xavier
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Kansas City
L. J. F. Jaeger
Heath & Milligan
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
Qldsmobile
Seager
New Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress
Zeigler
E. A. James
Councill St. Tuceon
4Riiz
Madame Recamier
Fleishman’s
Martin’s Drug Store
George Martin
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