STATE G A R PARADES IN FREEPORT REVIEWED BY DENEEN
Thousands of Civil War veterans and guests filled Freeport streets for the Illinois Grand Army of the Republic parade. General Frederick Dent Grant and Governor Charles S. Deneen reviewed the march, with 4 000 veterans recalling past campaigns. Resolutions addressed statue issues and organizational name changes, while Major James A Connolly won the Department Commander race.
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Freeport
Deneen
Grast
Illinois Grand Army of the Republic
Jasper T. Darling
Chiego
Lee
Hall of Fame
Congress
Virginia
United States
Sons of Veterans
Sons of the Grand Army of the Republic
James A. Connolly
Springfield
M. H. Peters
Watseka
Gideon von Bachelle
Chicago
Jos. Bell
Canton
Council of Adminetration
R. M. Campbell
Peoria
A. S. Wright
Woodstock
A. D. Cadwalader
Lincoln
William Andrews
Rockford
George F. Dick
Bloomington
Charles A. Partridge
Waukegan
Many Miners Get Increase From New Wage Pact
Illinois coal miners list 31 signatories to the new wage agreement requested by the workers. Companies include Avery Coal and Mining, Borders Coal, Breeze and Trenton Manufacturing, Donk Bros. Coal, Edwardsville Coal, Illinois Fuel, Missouri-Illinois Coal, St. Louis and O Fallon Coal, Pittsburg Coal, Superior Coal and Mining, Shoal Creek Coal, Vulcan Coal and Manufacturing, Willis Coal and Mining, Wilson Bros. Coal, and several others across Illinois.
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Illinois Coal Miners’ Organization
Illinois
Avery Coal and Mining Company
Borders Coal Company
Resemer Wash Coal Company
Breeze & Trenton Manufacturing Company
Co-operative Coal and Manufacturing Company
Donk Bros. Coal and Manufacturing Company
de Camp Coal and Manufacturing Company
Edwardsville Coal Company
Illinois Fuel Company
International Coal and Manufacturing Company
Johnson-Allen Coal Company
Kolb Coal Company
Lumbagig Coal Company
Moffat Coal Company
Missouri-Illinois Coal Company
Mount Olive and Staunton Coal Company
New Staunton Coal Company
St. Louis and O'Fallon Coal Company
Pittsburg Coal Company
Royal Coal and Manufacturing Company
Superior Coal and Mining Company
Southern Coal and Mining Company
Shoal Creek Coal Company
St. Louis and Coulterville Coal Company
Superior Coal Company
Joseph Taylor Coal Company
Vulcan Coal and Manufacturing Company
Willis Coal and Mining Company
Wilson Bros. Coal Company
Willhelm-Illinois Coal Company
Jones Bros. Coal Company
Illinois Governor Proclaims June 14 1910 Flag Day
Governor Charles S. Deneen sets Tuesday June 14 1910 as Flag Day urging display of the national flag on public buildings schools businesses and homes to honor liberty patriotism and good citizenship.
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Deneen
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Minor State Items Chronicle Fires and Deaths Across Illinois
A broad scan of short notices reports freight car fires near Nelson with cargo saved, merchant Jules Hemenway death in Duquoin, drowning of 8 year old Calvin Craig in East St. Louis slough, lightning kill near Elvaston farmer Paul Thompson, Elgin high school girls forming anti rat society, recent Chatsworth bank robbers sent to Joliet penitentiary, railroad boiler explosion near Collinsville Junction, black terns at Sterling, fatal horse trampling near Lockport, a balloon found near Wataga stirring comet fears, kidnap scare on a Kewanee mother, arrests in Indianapolis tied to Marshall bank closure, Elks fair prize offering near Streator, veteran merchants Fleming of Fairfield, Bedal Geld Care official death in Sterling, unresolved Aurora cab brick injury, coroner inquiry on Fireman Hampton death, coal rate delays, Poister brothers fall in La Salle church project, Jesse Ray Edwards naval recruit and world cruise, Bloomington land gift campaign for Chicago and Alton shops, Mulberry Hill Coal Company safety upgrades, Snell heir death in Chicago.
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Nelson
Jules W. Hemenway
Duquoin
East St. Louis
Calvin Craig
Paul Thompson
Elvaston
Elgin High School
Johnny Gardner
August Meyer
Chatsworth
Joliet Penitentiary
Collinsville Junction
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern
William P. Anderson
Indianapolis
West Union Bank
Marshall
Charles L. Morgan
Elgin
C. C. Smith
Aurora
Deneen
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Otto
Calvin Poister
Gallion
Ohio
Streator Decorating Company
St. Joseph's Church
la Salle
St. Mary's Hospital
Jesse Ray Edwards
South Carolina
Roadhouse
Navy
Bloomington
Chicago and Alton
George Ross
Mulberry Hill Coal Company
Fees
Albert J. Snell
Amos J. Snell
Teacher Held For Judgment In Illinois Case
Miss Annie Kelley remains under judgment for whipping 12 year old Michael Burke after a 1906 Tolano teaching incident. The United States Supreme Court refused review, she seeks discharge in federal courts but is blocked, with Cass jailed briefly before settling.
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Annie Kelley
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Kelley-Burke
Michael Burke
Miss Kelley
Tolano
Burke
Michael
Sherman Cass
Cass
Urbana
Miss FeHey
Rockford Rioters Arrested After Police Attack
Forty one riot suspects were jailed in Winnebago County after an attack on Rockford police following a crowd clash on Seventh Street. Officer Cavanaugh dispersed saloon loungers, Harold Johnson was arrested, and Alex Stahl led the mob, with Johnson later recaptured.
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Cella
Rockford
Winnebago County
Charles Cavanaugh
Seventh Street
Harold Johnson
Cavanaugh
Alex
Stahl
Johnson
Kennedy
Sully
Confession Ties Senator to Lorimer Vote and Cash
State Senator D W Holstlaw allegedly confessed to State's Attorney Burke and the grand jury that he voted for William Lorimer for U S Senator and was paid 2500. He said Chicago Senator John Broderick handed him the money and another 700 was given with no explanation all part of a supposed legislative jackpot. He also claimed a 1500 payoff related to a Capitol furniture contract. The confession followed advice from his lawyers George Gillespie and Arthur Fitzgerald.
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Save
Lorimer
D. W. Holstlaw
Burke
William Lorimer
United States
John Broderick
Chicago
Holstlaw
Broderick
Capitol
George B. Gillespie
Arthur M. Fitzgerald
Solon's Trial Begins Browne Charged With Bribery
Lee O Neill Browne, minority leader in the Illinois legislature, faces trial in Chicago for allegedly bribing Representative White to vote for William Lorimer for the U S Senate. Judge MecLurely oversees as defense argues indictments defective and that bribery in a senatorial contest falls outside Illinois law. The defense cites twenty alleged faults in the indictment.
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Lee O’neill Browne
Representative White
Lee O'Neill Browne
White
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Chicago
W. 8
Forest
Browne
United States
Illinois
Illinois Osteopaths Elect Officers and Meet Next Year
Dr. Emery Ennis of Springfield was chosen president of the Illinois Osteopathic Association at the annual election. Other officers elected include Vice President Dr. J. A. Overal Thi Cola, Secretary Dr. A. P. Kettler Chicago, Trustees Miss Pauline Mantle Springfield and Ernest Proctor Chicago. Chicago was selected as the next convention site.
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Chic
Emery Ennis
Springfield
Tllinois Osteopathic Association
J. A. Overal Thicola
A. P. Kettler
Chicago
Pauline Mantle
Ernest
Broiler Rearing Tips and Egg Size Insights
Practical poultry guide notes brooder warmth and clean conditions as key to success. It covers feeding, water, and ventilation, plus tips on outdoor scratching, nest warmth, and fattening practices for broilers. It also compares egg weights by breed, market values, and implications for hatching and farm location.
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Marshall J. Bailey
Indiana Farmer
The
National Poultry Journal
Chicago Business Review Notes Easing Pressure and Shifting Prospects
The Weekly Review reports calmer conditions in Chicago trade with lower payment totals, fewer failures, and reduced merchandise stocks. It cites sustained production in key industries, rising railroad earnings, and more wholesale buyers while immediate shipment orders lag as buyers await clearer agricultural and price signals. Bank clearings come in at 244.8 million, down 2.9 percent year over year. fourteen district failures are noted with six liabilities over 5,000 dollars.
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Games
Hamburgs
Washington Post
Brahmas
Minorcas
West
Denmark
Hamburg
United States
Kansas
Chicago
Weekly Review of
R. G. Dun & Co
Trade reports vary with sections amid cooler northern weather
New York dispatch notes irregular trade advices with quietness as the prevailing feature. In the northern half of the country unseasonably cool weather dampens retail expansion and re orders, while Northwest and Pacific coast centers report the best trade. Week ending June 2 shows 160 U S business failures, Canada tally 18.
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Northwest
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
Grain and livestock price roundup with canal project note
Prices for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats and rye across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Buffalo Toledo with ranges from dollars per hundredweight and bushel. The National Association of Manufacturers in New York urged government consideration of a deep water canal through Canada to aid ore and grain transport from the lake region.
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Chicago
Joe
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Canada
Popularity Quips on Ownership and Lifestyle
A Detroit Free Press line muses on social status noting ownership of an automobile a summer cottage and a naphtha launch as markers of popularity with tongue in cheek humor reflecting early 20th century leisure.
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Detroit Free Press
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G. A. R. Parades
City
Solon
Illinois Osteopaths
America
A. R. Fishel
Fisherton
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