Grants Memorial Drive and National Club Talks Planned
The Grant Monument committee in New York adopted a draft circular inviting architects and sculptors to compete for designing the memorial. The cost is placed at 50 000 dollars. A national club conference with Democratic clubs is set for late March or early April to discuss party matters and organize a national club structure. The National Banquet for this year will be in Baltimore around July 1. Prince William of Germany celebrated his 20th birthday and was promoted to major general and commander of the second infantry guards. The Delaware Lackawanna & Western railroad reports a stock surplus of about 8.16 million dollars for the year ending December 31.
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Uerry
Grant Monument Committee
New York
Gen. Grant
Indianagas
United
Baltimore
Prince William
Germany
Infantry Guards
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Utica
Globe Woolen Mills
Empire Woolen “Mills
Steckenridze
Arkanass
United States
Canada
Charles D. Cooper
W. BH. McVicar
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Halifax
Ghido
Horton
Eastern Coal Dealers’ Association
Reading
Mexeo
Neilson
Brooklyn
F. W. Geracke
Newburg
N. Y
Indian Territory
Ella Shattuck
Holt County
Neb
Henry W. Seymour
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Sonta Anne
Calfornia
C. B. Hitchcock
France
Elysea
Giesel
Hie
Bainbridge
Ohio Southern
Roa County
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Gariend
John King
Nevada
Ria
King
Meckie L. Rawson
Stephen W. Rawson
Chicago
Dull New York market with broad declines on February day
Excessively dull stock market opened 3 4 to 3¢ lower and stayed near that range. Coal stocks dominated morning volume with 38 percent of business as 63 000 shares traded by noon. Afternoon activity remained weak with the close at the day’s lows and declines ranging from 1 4 to 1 per cent. Money market showed steady cash and near flat rates. wheat corn oats and rye mixed with smallDow changes. pork lard butter and cheese steady to off slightly.
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New York
Wheeling & Take Erie
Ty Pacific Railroad
Ts Bil Wi
Union de Landstantz
Centra’s
Minnesota
Ohio
Montag
Western
Westers
Lamar Confirmed by Senate Sparks National Debate
A compilation of editorials from Philadelphia Record and other papers defends Justice Lamar after his confirmation, condemns Republican opposition as partisan, and argues the Union remains strong despite cries of division. Praise focuses on Lamar’s competence and the nation’s resilience. The round of commentary also notes youthful Senate members and rail progress in Mexico.
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Lamar
Supreme Bench
Ar. Lamar
Philadelphia Times
Sanford
California
Vart
Nevada
Riddieberger
Senate
Halstead
Foraker
Ohio
Washington
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Milan
Barris
Carmi
Diaz
Herr Bucheroder
Barney Swinney
Missouri City
Central and South America Immigration Association
Topeka
Kas
John MM. Brown
S. W. Wann
James. P. Berry
Episcopal Church
Augusta Centre
Oneida County
Norton Ridcalfe
Virzil Jackson
Jackson
Metcalfe
New York City
Mary Donnelly
J. W. Peart
Dunkrk
Lima, O
Chattanoora
Tenn
Peart
Alabama & Great Southern Railroad
GE Woolsey
Detroit
Quincy
Brown's Valley
Manitoba Railroad
Brainard Kent
Direct
Williams College
Louis Bulling
St. Joseph
Herbert House
Mary Brown
Dawsn
Troy
Steel & Tron Company
State Board of Arbitration
Aijsona
Italy
Col
T. J. Williams
Palestina
Texas
George D. Hunter
Williz
Finance and Trade
New York Produce Exchange
Justice Lamar
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Oswego Palladham
GOFP
Hike Lamar
Supreme Court
Foraker, Tuttle
Tom Platt
Pougebkeepsie
Albany Union
Rither
New York Star
Buffalo Courier
West Virginia
Faulkner
Kerma
Spooner
Wisconsin
Mar
Stephen W. Dorsey
Mr. Frye
Maine
Chicago Herald
Mexico
Lerdo
Eagle Pass
City of Mexico
el Paso
Interior of Mexico
San Antonio
Scientific American
Republican Party
Eell New York
Leraldd
Senator Chandler
Providence Journal
the People's Column
North Warren
Cyaistopher LisoLen
Glade
Sheffield
G. BR. Wand
Shrfbield
KLMI
Akout
Leda
Elvan
Estuarius
Reed Bros, Warren. Re
Hob. Andrews
B. J MiMujan
Hf, Andrews & Co
D. McMilain
Iésy
Guo
Sewspaper
Botean
York
K. W. C. Morgan
Lake City
Tukee
King's
Elaine
Mack Ding Sie
Phoebe Chesley
Petersen
Chiyco
Iowa
Kinney
Try & Bottie
Mork Drug
Bar
Inz
Fasc India
Addres
Staniu
W. A. Noyes
Powcera Lock
Rochester
Court of Common Pleas
Warren Ent
Upder
Iicorporation
Warren County Fair Assocition
Benedics
Act of Assembly
Bsll & Thompson
Eolicitors
Henry Vogles
Peter M. Smith
W. Clark
B.D. Rowley
John T. Thorpe
Thos. Inwood
H Addieman
Penna BR. B. Company Lessees, Ke, & Agnea Crowley
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John Dopew
A. Com
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Friendly
J. W. Patchen
Benedict
Boyd Marsh
Fraham
D. McEeiver
Mira & Perry
John Betntyre
Valentine
Smith
L&d. I
C. W. Nich
White
Ureopatey
Eeen Limes
Chester
Ill
Joliet Senitentiary
Bobricke & Tapel
Arch St
W.H. Pickett & CO
H. A. Jamieton & Co
Sherman
Dewett
Syracuse
Gale
American Saw Co
Cirearlur Law
Warren, Pa
Peter Greenland
Waller Street
Water Street
Episcope Church
High Street
Hazel and
Lanre
M. Mead
Corry, Ps
Old Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Boss & Smith
Guinness
Watter Street
P.O
IM. Mead
Corry, Penns
Nelson Greenlane
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren
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