Transcontinental Pullman Cars From Des Moines to California
Descriptions of through car service from Des Moines to California via multiple railways including Chicago Great Western and Southern Pacific lines. Schedule shows departures Saturdays at 11 40 a m with arrivals in Dallas San Antonio El Paso Los Angeles and San Francisco across several days. Also mentions Pullman tourist care and halved berth charges. Full information available from Chicago Great Western agents.
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Chicago Great Western Ry
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
San Antonio
Arkansas
Southern Pacific
Dallas
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Northwest
Spofford Junction
Old Mexico
Des Moines
California
Chicago
F. H. Lord G.P
T. A
Adams Street
Porto Rican tariff debate divides Senate caucus
Congressional debate on Porto Rico tariff policy reveals strong party lines. Republicans express concern over exchange restrictions while aiming to preserve protection, with Fairbanks noting free trade for Porto Rico and Mason advocating trade terms tied to status.
House Approves Finance Bill Conference Report
Washington March 14 The house adopted the conference report on the financial bill by 166 to 120 with 10 present and not voting. Senate already approved. President McKinley to sign soon. Overstreet to White House today. Debates included Strong imputations by Little of Arkansas against the bill. Nine Democrats joined Republicans in support. Allen and Butler explained belief in free silver. Turner spoke on Porto Rico bill challenging constitutionality. Columbus court denies injunction against Tippecanoe club members Mason and Bramley over party status.
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House
Washington
Republian
Middl Bome
United States
Porto
Rico
Republican Party
Baye
Poer
Mason
Philippines
Fairbanks
Indiana
Porto ‘Rico
United’States
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Aleo
House of ‘Representatives
Yeas
Senate
McKinley
Overstreet
White House
Lkely
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Pennsylvania
Little
Arkansas
Bryan
Reepublicans
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Briggs
Caderhill
Levy
Scudder
New York
Denny
McAleer
Thayer
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Allen
Nebraska
Butler
North Carolina
Turner
Supreme Court
Mystery of See's Last Hours Across Faiths and Death
In New Rochelle a dying man named See, age 46, faced Bright's disease with no chance of recovery. Attended by two Christian Scientists, two regular doctors, a Methodist minister, and a Roman Catholic clergyman, his death drew in a Catholic priest at the family’s request. Different faiths sought healing as See’s final hours unfolded.
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New. York
LD Nttig
Joseph
Wi Sede
New’ Rochelle
Thomas Paine
Bright
Dra. Codding
Lyons
Lee
See
Methodist Church
Rete
Oshkosh Youth Ended Life After Insanity Fears
Buel Davis, a young man around 18 to 20, left his Oshkosh home Sunday night writing a farewell letter to his mother. He telegraphed his intent to end life and was found dead yesterday morning in the river near the Northwestern bridge. The letter said he believed he was becoming insane and chose death over an asylum.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Buel Davis
Thin‘city
Jennile Hemstock Held On Robbery Charge In Rock County Jail
March 14 report from Janesville Wisconsin states Jennile Hemstock, a domestic, is serving a three month sentence in Rock County jail for committing a robbery at J M L Bostwick residence. She refuses to eat and is run down by misfortune. Sympathy grows as a subscription paper advances to raise her $53 fine for release. Over half the amount has already been raised.
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Janesville
Wis
Jennile Hemstock
Rock County
J. ML
Bostwick
Asheen
Alnce
State limits debt for counties and municipalities
Des Moines reports the senate passed a substitute bill barring county and municipal indebtedness beyond 1 percent of actual property value within each corporation. The limit replaces the old 5 percent of assessed value rule under prior revenue law. Other items note strikes in Puerto Rico and a guard in Wisconsin reporting no change in Gen. Herden's condition.
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Iowa
Dés Moines
Senate
Lyons
Bach ‘Corporation
Notable 19th Century Briefs From WeWS Facts Outline
A collage of short items reports Honolulu plague cases with 62 total and 53 deaths by Feb 12, a leper Arthur D. Wilson dying after two years in Pittsburg pest house, Charles H. Coster of J Pierpont Morgan & Co dying suddenly, Selkirk snow slides halting traffic, counterfeit five dollar certificates reported to Chief Wilkie, Rhode Island Republicans nominating William Gregory for governor, Roland Reed released from St Luke's hospital, Andrew Carnegie’s Frick suit assets at 75 610 104 and profits 21 million in 1889, Mrs Corinne Easig shot by her son dies in Chicago, Edward Pettinger dies in Westchester almshouse, Dan Drake later found dead in S Paul’s church, Pontsein named as new Chinese emperor at nine, and Alderman Charles Martin of Chicago alleging poisoning.
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Honolulu
Arthur D. Wilson
Pittsburg
Charles.h. Coster
J.,pierpont, Morgan & Co
New York
Selkirk Mountains
British Columbia
Wilkie
Secret Service
Hee
Rhode Island
William Gregory
Roland Reed
St. Luke’s Hospital
Andrew Carnegie
Frick
Steel Company
Corinne Easig
Richard
Chicago
Edward Pettinger
Bossa” ‘'Weed
Notable Mechanic Reflects on Painful Back Ailment
The testimony recalls a skilled mechanic described as frail and suffering severe back pain. He notes repeated visits and mentions advertisements about a second visit. Gilday responds that he observed such notices and discusses the ordeal he faced to rise and clothe himself.
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Dean
Fragmented historical ad copy with medicinal claims
An OCR fragment from a Altoona Mirror page lists various patent medicines and testimonials. It mentions Kraneos Headache Capsules and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, with drugstore sales by Keltz and Little and references to 50 cent prices and a health-focused reader experience.
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Will H.slep
Altoons Pa
Mirror
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Keltz & “Little
ANB Moses Provides 100 P
Fragmentary OCR reads as a small item mentioning ANB Moses and the number 100 P with unclear context. The readable words suggest a brief public notice or sports score snippet but lack verifiable details.
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Goby Shawon
Moses
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Fort Dodge
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Parity Lodge
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