Vindicator and Republican Emmets Estherville News 1900
The June 16 1900 issue of The Vindicator and Republican claims official county paper status for Estherville and Emmet County. It touts strong correspondents countywide, rich local content, and a piano contest drive while noting a tuberculosis health stance and a prohibition statement about train drink rules after July 4.
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Official Paper
Estherville and
Emmet County
Republican
Emmet
Geo Bayle's Delliver Column Sparks Constituents' Doubt
Geo Bayle on Delliver presents a combative column about political contention. The writer mocks Delliver as he claims to steal thunder and cast daily, urging readers to see through supposed outcomes and question the influence on his constituents.
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Delliver
Commmin
Geo. Baylo
Dolliver Warned Town Republican Amid Transit Tour Gossip
Senator Dolliver warned a town Republican as Congress men aligned with rival factions. Theodore Shonts and Hawley led a Minneapolis & St. Louis tour through South Dakota to Chicago, signaling possible line expansions westward from Le Beau toward Montana.
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Town City
Commer
Dolliver
Theodore P. Shonts
The
Clover Leaf
Kach A. Hawley
J. J. Day
A.B. Cutts
Minneapolis & St. Louis
M Ross
View
W. d. Ross
W. L. Pepperman
Ross
W. L.taylor
Peter Mayor
Chicago and Alton
Ratherville
Chicago
South Dakota
Shonts
Hawley
Minneapolis
St. Louis
le Beau
Missouri River
Cheyenne
Wallstreet
St. Louia
Town Central
Chesapeake and St. Louis
Miss
New railroad plans eyed from Chicago to Pacific coast
The article describes interests contemplating a new trunk line uniting the Chicago and Alton with the Mexico and Orient roads. It would extend from Chicago through Kansas City to the Gulf of California, potentially via Arizona and northern Mexico, linking up along tidewater terminals at New York and Old Point Comfort, Va.
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Ourt River
Atlantic Coast
New York City
Old Point Comfort
Namea
Pacific
Chicago and Alton
Mexico and
Orient
Chica‘po
Alton
Kanana City
Gulf of California
Mexicco
Arizona
Old Mexico
Miss Harriman the Horse Show Favorite at Madison Square Garden
Miss Mary Harriman daughter of Edward F. Harriman figures prominently in equestrian circles at the great Horse Show in Madison Square Garden and at seaside and country shows. She trains under Morria F. Howlett, belongs to the Orange County Hunt, rides with the horses in Southampton, and excels in the Gretna Green dash with partner Frederick C. Bishop. She is active in the Ladies Coaching Club with regular appearances in Central Park events and the coaching parade.
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Mary Harriman
Edward F. Harriman
Madison Square Garden
Rahe
Borner
Great Harriman Estate
Arden
Ramapo
New York City
Mina Harriman
Misa Harriman
Morria F. Howlett
Orange County Hunt
Southampton
L. L
Eoping
Frederick C. Bishop
Miss Harriman
Ladies’ Coaching Club
Central Park Row
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Hogs Fetch $8.00 at Union Stock Yards Record High
Hogs sold for eight dollars per hundred pounds at the Union Stock Yards marking one of the highest prices on record aside from 1902. The surge follows light hog receipts across western packing centers and earlier grain price spikes prompting farmers to reduce herd sizes. Western markets reported 20 000 fewer hogs today versus last week and 32 600 fewer than last year, driving provisions costs to new highs.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Cudahy Corner
Park
Local notes report weather, events and misfortunes
Crops look well despite frequent showers. Lightning struck the opera house this morning but caused little damage. Mrs. W. M. Fahey returned from Worthington after a week with friends. Invitations out for the wedding of Robert Montgomery and Bertha Trown in Haiti South Dakota on the 23rd. Master Clair Post hosted a birthday party with refreshment and jolly time. Board of supervisors set to semiannual county settlement, tabernacle meetings nearing end with strong attendance. Evangelist Lyon invited to Ratherville by local pastors. New anti cigarette law to bar minors from smoking, penalties apply. Lincoln pennies due late August with new inscription. Home reception for Rev. H. M. Babin noted as largely attended. Rock Island stock freight train wreck near Larchwood. one injured. Altercation between Carl Bauer and A Ponb in Shenefelt shop. Bauer injured in self defense. cited for disturbing the peace. Bauer described as from Chicago with ugly disposition.
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W. M. Fahey
Worthington
Robert Montgomery
Misa Bertha Trown
Haiti
South Dakota
Clair Post
Board of Supervisors
Tabernacle
Cireamatices
Mernars B. F. Reed
N. C. Dawson
Lars Sorrenson
Edward Johnson
Rev. Holmes
Algona
Ratherville
Evangelist Lyon
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Jaiberty
F. E. Allen
H. M. Babin
Rock Island
Larchwood
Amy George
Rock Rapids
Carl Bauer
A. Pon B
Frank Shenefelt
Bauer
Mr. Ponz
Justice Coon
Mr. Yous
Chicago
Contestants urged to submit photos for Vin dicator piano contest
Notice asks all contestants who have not sent photographs to do so promptly so cuts can be prepared for publication. The Emmetsburg Democrat quips about Senator Dolliver as a “blog rover” to free lumber. Several brief social notes mention Miss Ethel Phinney, Miss Lydia Calhuan, Mrs A Kennon, Miss Rose Schaefer and nephew Clarence, Mr Hugh Mack, H F Dallman, Mrs BP Schaefer and daughter Hose, Mrs Henry Thorp's illness, and Fisher the iron man seen nearby.
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Vindicator
Republican
A. Kennon
Rose Schaefer
Clarence
Estherville
Hugh Mack
Hetherville
H. F. Dallman
Gust Schaefer Visits Estherville. Nine Falls to Raleigh 16 14
Mr and Mrs Gust Schaefer traveled to Estherville Wednesday. Our nine played Raleigh at twelve Mile Take Sunday, losing 16 to 14 in a clean game. Dance Friday was poorly attended due to late invitations. Kehterville chautauqua is promoted and Right Royal English band bell ringers tour America this year. Opening date July 12 approaches.
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Gust Schaefer
Estherville
Raleigh
Ketherville
Royal English Band
Bell Ringers
America
Secret Service Chief Narrates Five Dollar Bill Tale
John E. Wilkie, head of the U S Secret Service, entertains an English party in Washington with a story about how a five dollar bill looks to a man days before payday. An Englishman and two young women view the magnified bill in Wilkie's office, then stare perplexed as the tale unfolds.
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John E. Wilkie
Secret Service
England
Washington
Treasury Department
Wilkie
W. H. Moran
Amusing Early Practice Tale From Baltimore Doctor
A prominent Baltimore physician recalls early days in a coal town. He distributed thermometers to households to teach proper sleeping-room conditions. One woman kept the thermometer on display, answering she watches it constantly and vents it outside when the temperature rises above 68 degrees.
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Baltimore
Paina
Football as Played In Labrador
Clifford H. Easton describes Labrador Eski mos football in a Recreation article The game uses a sealskin ball stuffed with grass with goals set similarly to traditional football Players use a sling of seal hide with a wooden handle and may toss kick carry or be thrown into snow banks while rough tactics are common and allowed
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Labrador
Has a Homemade Dome On a Simple Paper Shade
A resourceful woman transformed a Japanese paper shade by removing the paper and filling the frame with heavy white paper. She painted a yellow watercolor design on the panels and hung the shade from a chandelier below the light, creating an elegant, low-hanging glow with a handmade dome effect.
Fifty Years a Pauper in Workhouse Death Report
At a Hast Preston Sugsey Board of Guardians meeting an aged inmate who died in the workhouse was noted as first becoming chargeable to the union as a pauper in January 1858. The report covers prior support and recent events surrounding the inmate.
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Hast Preston
Sugsey) Board of Guardiana
Abolish the Fly to Save City Health
An article urges New York City to curb fly breeding to cut typhoid and bowel disease deaths. It cites half of typhoid deaths from flies, notes breeding in refuse and damp materials, and recommends covered manure receptacles, weekly removal, and covered garbage and refuse storage.
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New York City
Fliox
New York
Altough
Mechanical World Magazine
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