Bargain bonanza and telephony clash in March highlights
The Globe advertises deep sale prices across departments with pins buttons and ribbons while a separate St Louis report details a fierce rivalry between Pan Telephone and Bell Telephone amid court threats. Also covered are arrests of Joseph Whipple in New York, a murder-murder ploy tied to Tascott, Dr George Cox’s trial hold, and insurance actions against the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
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St. Louis
Pan Telephone System
Supreme Court of the United States
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Instruments
Pan Company
Terry
Bell
Pan -Telephone
Ane
Justice Lamar
Cox
Syting Field
George M. Cox
Isabella
Ellie Eilis
A. H. Wilson
Isabella O'Dowd
U. W
Alfred Carr
United Workmen
Iron Hall
New York
Enchantress
Phantom
Cowaene
Senate and House Debate Bills on Food Safety and War Nurses
The Senate passed a bill for meat inspection for export and prohibition of adulterated food, with an amendment to allow inspection at inspection sites. House actions include pensions for volunteers and a large eight hour labor bill, with debates over cost and scope. The day featured a division of Sioux reservation, a public building project, and a push to adjourn as tariff talks and labor department debates continued.
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Senate
Wasisctos
Beck
Evarts
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Dolph
Frye
West
Laws Infantry
Springfield
Ain Klein
Edmunds
Lakota
Sepante
Fry
Wasteristox
House
Hateh
Miswatri
Court of Clans
Howers
Arkansas
Till
Titman
South Ching
Lestgé
Massachusetts
Wedaure
Coeip Dingter
Cummings
Bootiman
Burhanan
SOLAR
Tarsner
Mic
Tle
Sen
Committee of Labor
Tarsney Thes
Aera
Hatch
Missouri
Department of Labor
Buchanan
New Jersey
Mills
Texas
Reed
Maine
Randall
Europe
McKigles
Ohio
Milliken
Commissioners of Labor
New York Alderman Signs Hewitt On Irish Flag Controversy
EW York, Murch backs Hewitt’s board action to permit raising the Irish flag at City Hall on St. Patrick’s Day. He argues Americans should rule in America and defends his stance despite links to foreign sympathy, urging return to American homesteads and domestic products.
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York
Murch
Hewitt
Board of Aldermen' Samfication
St. Patrick's Day
Germany
France
America
Heu Ride
Senate Struck by Lightning Amid Turbulent Storm
March 21, during a heavy thunderstorm a lightning strike hit the senate wing of the capitol. The blast caused vivid flashes and fallen chandeliers, but no major damage or injuries were reported as senators and clerks recovered quickly. The scene left observers startled while some theorized a deliberate strike on the chamber.
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Lirtih Roen
Ark
Boyd Lewellyn
Dablin Chapel Church
Faulkner County
Miss Downy
Ke Lovell
Patitelan
Nolin McGee
Lewellyn
Lovell MeGor
Metive
Lovell
Holland
Sindiy
MiGer
Tock Duwsly
Dr. Lowell
Lewelion
Wasinxeros
Senate
Capitol
Ezani
Halle
Danis
Conferees Agree on Urgent Deficiency Bill Report
Washington March 2 conferees on the urgent deficiency bill have agreed to the report. The amendment for 200,000 to the state for fire responses and repelling invasions is approved by the conferees. The House committee in public lands weighs a favorable bill regarding land grants and the Southern Pacific life policy.
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Wasmixgtes
Tras
Rome
Boise Committee In Public Lands
California
STILL A MYSTERY TREASURER TATE DEFALATION REPORTS
Still a mystery in Kentucky as the state treasurer Tate remains missing with reports of a large deficit. Auditors, politicians, and private papers are expected to reveal more, with impeachment and political maneuvering shaping the path forward. Republican calls frame Tate’s shortage as proof of Democratic faultiness while urging aggressive action before the next election.
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Lorsome
Hewitt
Samuels
Tate
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baffalo
Canada
Repubican
Frankfort
Treasury
Joan
Court of Appeals
Suverur
Senate
House
John
Dagislatiere Conferriuar
Napensinn
Annte Howitt
Berks
Olbermar
Bahn
Perth
Uae
Justicial
Etreles
Bs Ik
Pieris
Jessie Yy
Jevibigr Tin
Des Moines Republicans Name District Delegates
In a sleet disrupted event on March 20 in Des Moines, Republican delegates from multiple districts named their choices for state Convention leadership. Notable selections included Fire duret John Mktevin and Senator James Wien Mecow for early district posts, with lines of names continuing across districts.
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Butterick
Main Street
the Globe
Wilde
Genisso
Wichita Dry Goods Mart
GLOBE
E. Douglas Avenue
Joseph Whipple
Joseph H. Whipple
Jefferson Market
Bartle Creek
Mich
Marshall
Whipple
Jakey Mather
Philadelphia
M.A. Fanney
Battle Creek
Harter
Calhoun County
Dastion White
Michigan
Pembroke Knitting Malls Company
Tascott
Rockville
Corroran
William A. Buetolph
Atanta
Atmos Snell
Chicago
Baliff Green
Sheri
Boetloph
Bucteipl
Furnase
Budtolph
Washington
Dubuque
Wasnvurox
Hank Examiner Stone
Onre
Durbuaie
Bni
Wasnisetes
Agricul ‘Total Committee
Washingtoy
Thomas Nash
Railway Mail Service
Post Office Department
Eringent
Nish
The
Idelle Jifiners Kaufman
Kohers
S. W. Cooper
Wichita
Kan
Hywitt
Bunnell & Eno
Sedgwick
Corner Market
First
Dave Atrand
Laws
Allison
Heptarn
Startlingonpession
Jady
David Gootin
Wilful Monler
William
Jonathan Mateck
Goodin
Kansas City
Neil Twinler
Miway
Clare
High Schowl
Texeter
Claes
Geeevvitee
Jobe Priyest
Aberteris Postettine
Mire Rose Trayear
Bether
Tweedy Morslis
Maples
Agubter
Neal
Wall City
Chile
Prapear
Mages
Bern
Sherter
Chas & Gertines
Marchel
Justin
Ong
Henry Mente
Wilian Finehey
Nerhravilla
Siuspricioon
Teta
Jumtiow
Taylor
Tonite Atel Geeergut
Centerville
Han Mwey
Wien
Tratieesne
Suellon
Dewrger
Merce
Trarkates Maneterturiig Company
Mixtrapulls
Wapligund
Wiens Point
Cearly Am
Sepaeea Cory
Neb
Maret
Chicaga
Werthwum
Qeiney Heiden
Ana
Abot
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