New City Caucuses Nominate Young Men for Aldermen
In a lively set of ward caucuses the Citizen's party tapped six candidates for alderman and related posts. Roy Emry, J L Brookhart, John Lytle, Maresh W Bailey, James Glasgow, and others were chosen by acclamation or unanimous vote, signaling a youthful slate and cautious, conservative hopes for city governance. The session praised candidates' integrity and business ability, while noting potential future debates and the postponed equal suffrage measure awaiting further action.
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Ross
Karl Lewin
Roy Emry
Emry
Euch
Willin
Second Ward
J. L. Brookhart
John Lytle
Hrookhart
John K Yockey
Will A. White
James Glasgow
Glasgow
Messrs
Samuel Conner
Chas. H. Keck
Washington
Des Moines County Teachers Plan Southeastern Iowa Convention
The Des Moines County Teachers Association will attend the Southeastern Iowa convention in Washington on April 3 and 4 replacing the county meeting. About fifty Burlington teachers plan to travel, with many others expected to join, promising a large, successful event. Several Burlington educators will present papers and take part in discussions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Burlington
Hawkeye
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Praised by Missouri Man
Mr C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri reports chronic dysentery for 35 years improved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman Toy Cream Sodae as Allen's.
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C B Wingfield
Fair Play
Chamberlain
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook ®& Sherman
Telephone News From Surrounding County Towns
March 15 notes from Richland and nearby areas report Charley Cortes and Frank visiting B F Beitel, Mrs W v Taylor worsened health, Mrs 0 CO Strobm birthday surprise, Chet Alkire’s baby ill, Carey Porter improving, Jobo Duwata ill, Emma McCombs sick, Nida Kelfer improving, James Kowbel elected Salem district director, Harry Page family arriving from Ottumwa to farm, Shalla Marek telephone line set for soon construction.
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Charley Cortes
Frank
Richland
B. F. Beitel’s
W. v. Taylor
Emma McCombs
Nida Kelfer
James Kowbel
Salem
Harry Page
Ottumwa
Albert Kicher
Court of Honor Hosts Splendid Evening and Plans Expansion
The Court of Honor celebrated with a surprise after adjournment as the monthly entertainment committee provided an elegant banquet. The U D brass band and orchestra played while lady members performed piano solos, and the group plans weekly gatherings, hoping to enlarge the rooms to accommodate the growing fraternal order in Washington.
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Court of Honor
U. D
Washington
U.T
West Main street social ends with lively whist and toast
Last evening at his home on West Main street Mr Lance Scofield hosted a group of young friends for progressive whist followed by luncheon. Guests included Misses Mabel Buckley Hope Ott Wintfid Hood Lola Wells Marguerite Pratt Rose MacGugin Lucy Wilson Stella Cunningham Elith Baurbamp and Messrs Tom Miller Charley Winters Frank Bergulat Leonard Miksch Fred Stecker Harvey Shannon of Rural Route three had a rough mishap as his mail wagon ran away after a tumbling weed, he was scratched but escaped serious injury and was back to work by dawn.
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West Main Street
Lance Scofield
Mabel Buckley
Hope Ott
Wintfid Hood
Lola Wells
Marguerite Pratt
Rose MacGugin
Lucy Wilson
Stella Cunningham
Elith Baurbamp
Messrs
Tom Miller
Charley Winters
Frank Bergulat
Leonard Miksch
Fred Steck
Harvey Shannon
Harvey
Mrs Shields Hosts Informal Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Milan Shields hosted a quiet family dinner at their home on North Second Avenue to celebrate Mrs Shields birthday. The informal gathering featured a simple dainty course menu and pine decor.
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Milan Shields
North Second Avenue
Mrs. Shields
Fire excitement touted as cure by Wellman Advance
The Wellman Advance extols fire excitement as a medical aid claiming cures for back pain and serious illness with quick effects. It cites a man improved from a lame back and a sick person able to work, plus a woman restored to health in minutes and doing housework again. It notes temporary relief for laxness and mentions Miss Kate Montgomery visiting Mr and Mrs W McMinioner from Brighton.
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Wellman Advance
Local notes mention visits and new job in Tri-City area
Mr and Mrs M L Miller and son of Ainsworth visited friends in the city. Father Jecobemeer heads to Pleasant Plale for services tomorrow. Misses Feroe Nichols and Gertrude Reeves visit Verdi. Mrs Joe Seester returns to Newton after visiting the Seester home. Mrs J B K Adame returns to Ainsworth after a brief visit. Albert Grant, ex JOURNAL and former Davenport Times staffer, now with Remington Typewriter in Tri-City area. Washington relocation noted for Sandron family. Keck and Sprouls attend Wayland Savings Bank directors meeting. bank to raise time deposit rates. West Liberty Short-Har o cattle sale reports strong prices. Gibson and Barclay sales cited. Verne Hyde, former Blaul’s Sons rep, has moved from Burlington to Pueblo Colo and runs a parallel business there.
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M. L. Miller and Son
Ainsworth
Jecobemeer
Pleasant Plale
Mre. J
R- Wallace
West Liberty
Gibson
Barclay
Scarlet Knight, Jr
Burlington
Hyde Paper Company
Pueblo
Colo
Mere Flyde
The Split on Cuba Promises and McKinley Roosevelt Methods
Waintrerox March 15. Speculation on Cuban reciprocity splits the Republican party as supporters debate promises made by McKinley and the steerage of Roosevelt. Cuban delegates seek a U S market, with Platt amendment minor to tariff relief. beet sugar interests fear wider free trade and annexation. Comparisons of McKinley and Roosevelt show varying party harmony, while officers like Lt Col H P McCain rise through merit. Moody’s rise to secretary of the navy gains praise from Reed, Keil, and Cannon for legal prowess and influence in Congress. Armour W Dunn.
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Waintrerox
Republican Party
Congress
Cuba
Roosevelt
McKinley
Root
Wood
United States
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
Navy
Reed
House
Moody
Senate
David Keil
Hill
Lizzie Borden
Representative Cannon
Timeis
Appropriations Committee
Armour W. Dunn
Run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy at Glade Springs
Between eleven a m and eight p m on January 25 1001 A F Clark a druggist in Glade Springs Virginia reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy He praises its long standing local use and customer satisfaction and recommends it for coughs colds or the grip Sold at Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Hot Springs Arkansas Health Baths Attract World Visitors
The world famous Hot Springs in Arkansas draws thousands seeking healthful waters. The season opens with strong facilities and government oversight ensuring moderate charges and quality treatment. The Iowa Central Rv line advertises low round trip rates for western and north western travelers with full info from George G. Marshalltown Iowa.
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Arkansas
Jascuary Island
Hot Springs
Ark
U .S
West
Northwest
Iowa Central
Gao
Pers
Gps&t A
Marshalltown
Owa
German ambassador not to be recalled or furloughed
Berlin denies rumors of a change at the German embassy in Washington. Dr. Von Holleben remains in place, and a German official notes no plan to recall or furlough him. An associate named Witte had alleged interference in the 1896 election on behalf of Bryan and claimed to have proofs withheld.
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Washington
Citizen's Party
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
von Holleben
Witte
von Holeben
Bryan
State Department
Woman dies of suspected poisoning after powder thrown in carriage
Sheriff Chapman reports from Toledo that a young woman named Brown of Miller City Ohio died of suspected strychnine poisoning after a powder tossed into a carriage. The incident mirrors the Klump case in Lowell. In New Haven Yale declines London club boxing tour due to faculty bans on pugilism.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Chapman
Toledo
Brown
Miller City
Yale
New Haven
Conn
London Athletic Club
Book Agent Seeks Head of House in Library Scene
A book agent finds the master in the library typing on a new typewriter. The agent announces a return visit as the scene centers on a tense domestic moment and cautious behavior.
Africa's Rivers Seek Distant Oceans
African rivers exhibit remarkable traits as they strive toward oceans far from their sources. Their courses are broken by falls and their mouths are clogged by sandbanks, shaping a long journey to the sea.
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Africa
No Man Can Be Brave Against Pain as Greater Evil
Fragmentary text argues courage hinges on pain versus pleasure. It asserts bravery falters when pain is seen as life’s ultimate evil, suggesting a philosophical stance on fortitude and sensation.
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Goons
Open
Toile de Nord
Zephyr Ginghama
Sea Island
Percales
F.C
Graham Theater
Howard
Dorset
Warren Moore
Menager
Oliver Doud
Byron
America
Qrange
Hassam
Baird & Johnson
Cash Store
Citizen's Caucuses
Third Ward
Maresh W. Bailey
G. H. Williams
John N. Lewis
Thos O. Foley
Foley
Fourth Ward
Committee On
Toy Cream Sodae
Allen
Rex
Columbia Pharmacy
Bowland & Shields
Richmond and Vicinity
Carey Porter
Jobo Duwata
Kate Montgomery
Brighton
Mra VW
McMinioner
Feroe Nichols
Gertrude Reeves
Verdi
Mornior
Joe
Seester
Childres
Martin Seester
Newton
McKintey
Woody
H. P. McCain
West Point
Manila
Adjutant General's Corps
Klump
Journal
Bring Mesulta
India
SOL Rich & CO
Marshall
F. W. Brindley
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