Sullivan speaks on tariff policy at Saturday meeting
Jeremiah B. Sullivan of Creston, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, denounced protective tariffs as a tax on consumers. He argued tariffs enrich manufacturers, harm farmers, and boost trusts, citing lumber coal steel and Standard Oil to illustrate. He also attacked the Aldrich currency bill as wildcat money and praised his platform speaking ability.
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Lion
Jeremiah B. Sullivan
Jo Licket
Sullivan
Creston
Capt. Kellogg
United States
Lowa
Maine
Congress
Pennsylvania
Steel
Standard Ol
First District Congress
Aldrich
Milwaukee road officers inspect for through train service
A special Milwaukee Road train carrying officers and directors passed through here at 10 this morning en route to Kansas City. President Barling and Assistant General Manager Underwood were aboard for a final inspection before launching a regular through service between Chicago and Kansas City. A surfacing gang at Titus was laid off and sent east with the afternoon passenger train, while another crew at this location was dismissed Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Kansas City
Barling
Underwood
Supta
Chicago
Titus
Milwaukee
Dane
Freight Service Inaugurated on Milwaukee Cut-Off
Freight No. 62 marked the first arrival on the new Milwaukee road cut-off today. The freight arrived forty minutes late at 11:08 though it was expected earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Round About News Roundup Seeks Minneapolis Trip
Sept 26 itemized news notes from the area. visits, arrivals, and travel plans. Maxwell couple heads to Chicago. White announces birth. Meyers and Hinkle arrive from Mt Pleasant and Winfield respectively. An excursion to Minneapolis and St Paul is planned with locals among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Maxwell
Chicago
White
J. J. Meyers
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Hinkle
Winfield Beacon
Winfeld
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Roy Allen
Clyde Fishburn
Roy Smith
Fred Mitchell
A. J. Armstrong
J. Thompson
Social News and City Visitors Reach Washington Trip
Sept 28 Miss Kathyn Wilson of Washington visits friend Miss Leliardice. H J G Crawford of Ainsworth was in the city as a visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathyn Wilson
Washington
Leliardice
H.J G. Crawford
Ainsworth
Ladies of M E church host chicken pie supper
Sept 28 noted events include a chicken pie supper planned by the Ladies of the M E church for Oct 5 from 5 to 9 pm. The report also mentions Mr. Wagner traveling to Elliston Iowa to visit a ill brother and Mrs. Sheridan attending a Martinsburg funeral with grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Wagner
Eliston
Iowa
Death of Mrs. Dick Schnoebelen Reported Near Here
Sept 28 death announced of Mrs. Dick Schnoebelen at home two miles south. Dixie Jubilee Singers performed Saturday despite rain, audience limited by weather. Sunday sacred concert at M K church drew a large crowd.
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Dick Schnoebelen
Here
Dixie Jubilee Singers
M. K
Weddings reported include Fleming Youngs in St Paul and Duncan Gordon in Lordstown
Invitations go out for the marriage of Miss Maude Eleanor Fleming to Mr. Iu bert Wood Youngs at St Pauls church on October 7 with home on Summit Ave after November 1. Separately, Miss Ivy M Gordon and Mr Dell H Duncan wed at the bride’s home in Lordstown Ohio with Rev B B Kemm officiating and the couple planning to reside in Washington after their Toledo Ottawa trip.
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Maude Eleanor Fleming
Iubert Wood Youngs
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul, Minn
Summit Ave
St. Paul
Miss Fleming
Ford Schott
Dell H. Duncan
Ivy M. Gordon
Lordstown
Ohio
B. B. Kemm
Christian Church of Hiram
Mrs. Duncan
Foledo
Ottawa
B. J. Jones
the Heights
Duncan
Washington
Rev Henry N Dunning Praised in English Church Notices
The Albany Clinton Square pastor spent a summer in Europe and England where in Norwood he served at St Andrew in a suburb near Reeswood. A Monthly Messenger notice lauds his American accent, fervent eloquence, and personable bearing inspiring praise among congregants and visitors.
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Dunning
England
Albany, N. Y
Argus
Albany
Norwood
Train
Henry N. Dunning
N.Y
Mr. Dunning
Ardee
Riverside hosts W. R. O. ladies day event
The ladies of the W. R. O. are invited to Riverside to spend the day on October 3 with the W. R. O. chapter there.
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Riverside
City
Local society notes and travel mentions
Ginger creams at the Johnson bakery. R. W. Walker visits Peoria on business. Miss Mame Samson returns from West Chelsea. Miss Bonnie Johnson of Brighton visits Miss Nina Isenhart. W. A. Turner travels to Chicago for a few days. Mrs. D. F. Allen and Miss Allen of Ames visit John Alberson. John P. Reynolds returns to Davenport. Mrs. Carrie Marshall and children head to Muscatine after visiting in the city. Marriage licenses issued to J. A. Green Maud Luckey Maurice Colbert Anna Lohberger Joseph M. Shrada Ama Hora. R. A. Conner of St Paul misses funeral. service held and burial to follow arrival tomorrow.
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R. WH. Walker
Peoria
Mame Samson
West Chelsea
D. F. Allen
Miss Allen
Ames
John Alberson
John P. Reynolds
Davenport
Milwaukee
Carrie Marshall
Muscatine
J. A. Green
Maud Luckey
Maurice Colbert
Anna Lohberer
Joseph M. Shrada
Ama Hora
Tragic Fire Claims 10 Year Old Bills Daughter
In Fairbury Nebraska on September 28 a barn fire in the northwest part of town killed Ephriam M Bills 10 year old daughter and injured other family members who tried to rescue her.
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Fairbury
Ephriam M. Bills
Notable deaths and incidents across the region
Christian Peper 77 a pioneer tobacco merchant of St Louis has died after a long career. Captain Martin T Sweeney 73, longtime Mississippi steamboat master, passes in St Louis. Richard Neville 60 former Great Lakes vessel captain dies in Cleveland. A Brooklyn power house fire from an electric cable tunnel causes 200000 damage. Rumor of a Turkish sultan assassination circulates in London. T J Hickey resigns as American Baseball Association president to become GM for a crest firm. A Brownlee in Youngstown reportedly killed his wife then himself at 60. Wickham Chapman Co Springfield piano plant note remains.
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Christian Peper
St. Louis
Mississippi
Martin T. Sweeney
Richard Neville
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Brooklyn (N. Y
Turkey
London
T. J. Hickey
American Base Ball Association
George B. Lennon
St. Paul
A. T.rownlee
Youngstown
Wickham, Chapman & Co
Springfield
Special Excursion Tickets To West Coast States
The Iowa Centre Ry offers daily one way colonists excursion tickets to California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana at reduced rates. Tourist cars run through on Wednesdays via the Santa Fe System. For details contact A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn. novs0.
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Iowa Centre Ry
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Santa Fe
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa Central Railway
Brighton
Ver
Colorado
Denver
Ado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Deadwood
Tos City
Trot Springs
Custer
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Lemmon & Lewis
Emerson
Kalil
Will
Work & Meek
New York
Windsor Grocery
Capt. Kellogg—Sullivan
The
Johnson Bakery
Special
Nhl
Crawfordsville
Richmond
Vaclav Krots
Oklahoma
Jovn Moriarty
Wes Reiner
McCleery & Berdo
Frank Betka
Frank
Chris
Bockhorst
Holy Trinity Church
Martin Hines
Jim Pribyl
Clara Meyer
Jobo
Ed Kanous
Illinois
David Benson
Chas Bear
Jos. Keifer
Harper
Joe Friend
Abbert Escher’s
Cedar Rapids
Keota
West Chrester
Journal
Aban Bena
Tolinsie
I A. Baxterr
Samson & Lay
STON
Beach-Wickharm Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
R. McCall
Winnipeg
Duluth
Bragg & Bokenkamp
Rock Island
Indiana
H. W. Russell, Jagent
M. Lombardo
E. C. Keck
Florist Ws Reser
West Washington-s
O. Solefic & CO
Opera House
McKeone & Shields
Artificial Stone
Bidewalks
Munn
the Scientific American
Bolway
Munn & Cos
Broadway
Offics
Queen Esthers
Wong
Queen Esther
Verne Lytle
U.P
Bonnie Johnson
Nina Isenhart
W. A. Turner
R. A. Conner
Jennie
Colenso
Frank Rogers
G. Hi. Pratt, M. D
Cook & Sherman's Drug Store
Foley
Foley & Co
James Smith
Bentons Ferry
W. Va
R. A. Cray
J.P
Oakville
Ind
Canre
Ae Ganasea
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