Mayor Carter Harrison Named in Police Association Suit
A bill filed in the circuit court seeks an injunction to stop Mayor Harrison and Chief O'Neil from suspending or interfering with any member of the Policemen's Protective Association. The petition alleges no legal remedy and accuses officials of discharging members for association ties. The group, formed two months ago, has raised over $50,000. a Thursday hearing is scheduled.
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Chicago Policemen’s Protective Association
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Police O'Neil
Policemen’s Protective Association
Harrison
O'Neil
Rockefeller rumored to fund Chicago University with 26 million
The Record-Herald reports faculty rumors that John D. Rockefeller may donate 26 million dollars to finish the University of Chicago under President Harper. The rumor cites a letter exchange asking what is needed to complete the university and Harper’s reply of twenty six million and some hundred thousand.
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Rockefeller
Chicago University
Chicago
The
Record-Herald
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Harper
Dr. Harper
Mother's Tumor Healed by Favorite Prescription Claim
An Ohio woman writes of her mother who suffered an ovarian tumor and improved after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The letter credits the medicine with restoring health and lifting spirits, claiming it avoids surgery and aids a range of female ailments. The ad also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Ohio
Shopshire
Ballou
Shelby Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Tam
Pierce
Free Sample Treatment Book On Piles From Rea Bros
Rea Bros & Co Minneapolis announces a free sample treatment for piles and a book on diet and care mailed free to any address. The notice promotes a cure for biliousness constipation and dyspepsia with a 50 cent price for the book and sample. February 1905 Minneapolis.
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Rea Bros. & Co
Dept. X
Minneapolis
Minn
Rea Bros & Co
Reduction In Rates On The Chicago Great Western Line
The Chicago Great Western Railway lowers rates to 8 cents per mile for all stations between Recall and Fort Dodge. J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago, Illinois, reports the change.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Recall
Fort Dodge
J. P. Elmer
Chicago, Ill
California Through Tourist Car to Los Angeles Thursdays
The Through Tourist Car for California will run every Thursday via the Chicago Great Western railway and Santa Fe route to Los Angeles. New vestibuled Pullman Tourist Cars are furnished and are personally conducted out of Kansas City. For rates and berth reservations apply to J Primer GPA cf.
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Californal
California
Chicago Great Western Railway
Santa Fe
Lo Angeles
Kansas’City
Low winter tourist rates via the Iowa Central Route promoted
The Iowa Central Route advertises low round trip winter rates to the Carolinas Georgia and Florida. It touts chair car and Pullman service on Southern connections and invites inquiries for full details and illustrated booklets from local agents or Geo. G. Batty G P and T A Marshall w n Iowa.
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Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Batty
G. P
T. A. Marshallw
Low
Chicago Great Western Railway offers opportunities in Midwest farming hubs
Locations in Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri on the Chicago Great Western Railway illustrate prosperous agricultural districts. The ad seeks competent men with capital for all business branches including creamery, general merchandise hardware harness hotels banks and stockbuyers. Correspondence invited with maps and maple leaflets from W. J. Reed Industrial Agent 504 Endicott Building St. Paul Minn March 31.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Chicago Great Western Railway
United States
W. J. Reed
Endicott Bin’g
St. Paul, Minn
Winter tourist fares via Iowa Central Route announced
Winter travelers can use low round trip rates to California and Pacific Coast points through the Iowa Central Route. A four day California trip from St Hedrick and Peoria via Iowa Central and Southern Route is highlighted. The Pullman Tourist Car service is inaugurated for the season, with agents in Marshalltown available for details and pamphlets.
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California
Pacific Coast
St Hedrick
Peoria
Pullman
Iowa Central
Geo
Batty G. P
T. A
Marshalltown
Church Services Sought at 408 Ash Street
Reverend H Barth residence at 408 Ash Street lists weekly services every Sunday from 10:30 to 1:30. Sunday School at 12:30 held in the Seven Day Adventist Church at Car Kenwood Ave and College St.
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H. Barth
Ash Street
Seven Day's Adventist Church
Kenwood Ave
College St
House rules change to bar public from floor sessions
The House Committee on Rules voted to change rules excluding the general public from the floor when the House is not in session. Admission would require a card issued by a member of Congress.
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Washington
House
Congress
U S Battleships Wisconsin and Iowa Reach Chile
The United States battleship Wisconsin arrived at Valparaiso Chile on January 22. The battleship Iowa, recently in drydock at Talcahuano, will join the Wisconsin and move north in about ten days.
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Santiago de Chile
United States
Wisconsin
Valparaiso
Iowa
Talcahuano
Fire attack on Shinnston ends in failure
An attempt to burn Shinnston in Harrison county failed in the morning as several houses were set alight but quick discovery saved the town.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Shinnston
Harrison County
Ping Luey Sails with Record Puget Sound Orient Cargo
The steamship Ping Luey departed for the Orient carrying a cargo valued at 707,957 dollars, the largest ever sent from Puget Sound to the Orient, marking a new record in value.
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Tacoma
Ping Luey
Orient
Puget Sound
Representative McCleary Proposes Rural Free Delivery Pay Increase
Washington January 22 representative McCleary of Minnesota introduces a bill to raise rural free delivery carriers pay from 500 dollars to 600 for the first year 660 for the second and 720 for the third year.
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Washington
McCleary
Minnesota
Croker Sails for England Amid Brief Stay Abroad
Richard Croker leaves for England with a short visit anticipated. Elsewhere the American tobacco trust seeks control of the Mexican tobacco industry. Senator Gallinger introduces a bill to ban vivisection in the District of Columbia. Prince Ching’s son is named to represent China at King Edward’s coronation.
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Richard Croker
England
American Tobacco Trust
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Prince Ching
China
Edward
Lit ERARY Digest subscription offer full of praise
An annual subscription to The Lit ERARY Digest is promoted as a year long gift for intelligent readers. The publication claims weekly coverage across five broad questions and promises impartial, concise summaries of controversial topics. Priced at 10 cents per copy or $3.00 per year, with Funk Wagnalls Co. based in New York.
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Literary Digest
Funk Wagnalls CO
New York
Wheat futures tick up on steady demand in Minneapolis
Wheat market note from Minneapolis shows cash at 75 for current, May 75 and July 77 for futures. On Track No 1 hard at 76 No 1 Northern 75 No 2 Northern 73 73.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City Livestock Prices Reported for Cattle Hogs
Sioux City on January 21 shows cattle beeves selling from 4.00 to 6.00, cows bulls and mixed 2.00 to 4.25, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.30, yearlings and calves 2.50 to 4.00. Hogs bring 6.00 to 6.15 per hundredweight.
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Sioux City
Wheat and flax price reports from Duluth market
Wheat prices in Duluth on January 21 show Cash No 1 hard at 77 4, No 1 Northern 74 cents, No 2 Northern 72 cents, No 3 spring 7 cents. To Arrive quotes list No 1 hard and May at 77 c, No 1 Northern 74 4 cents, July 78 d, Flax cash at 1.66 dollars.
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Duluth
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From St Paul Market Report
St Paul market notes show cattle prices for fancy butcher steers at 5.50 to 6.10, fancy cows and heifers 4.25 to 4.75, veals 4.50 to 5.25, feeders 3.25 to 4.00. Hogs at 5.70 to 6.40. Sheep 4.25 to 4.50 and lambs 5.00 to 5.40.
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St. Paul
Church Group Meeting Schedule From Local Notice
The notice lists church gatherings including Ladies' Aid on the second Friday at 2 p.m. and the Woman's Mission Meeting with Mrs G F Wilbour on the first Wednesday at 3 p.m. Other groups meet on the third Wednesday, second Monday, and fourth Monday evenings in the pastor’s study.
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Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Mission
Mra G FE Wilbour
Unclear Church Notices on Corner St Paul and Maple
Fragmentary notice lists religious services with Sunday School at noon, evening class, Sunday prayer at 10 00 am, and general preaching at Corner St Paul and Maple Streets. Coherent details are partially obscured by OCR errors.
Chicago livestock prices move across classes
Cattle Good to prime steers at 6.50 to 7.25, poor to medium 4.00 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 2.20 to 3.75, cows and heifers 1.25 to 5.30, Texas steers 3.25 to 6.25. Hogs mixed and butchers 5.90 to 6.50, good to choice heavy 6.40 to 6.50, rough heavy 6.10 to 6.30, light 5.65 to 6.10, bulk 6.00 to 6.30. Sheep good to choice 4.30 to 5.00, lambs 3.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Eggs
Chicago January 21 market notes show wheat at January 76 and May 79 with July 79 cents. Corn ranges January 6 to May 64 cents and July 64 cents. Oats vary January 45 May 46 July 40 Sept 32 cents. Pork prices January 16.45 and May 16.82 July 16.80 dollars. Butter and creamery figures listed with dairies. Eggs at 23 cents. Turkeys 8 12 cents and chickens 7 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Four Men Killed in Logging Railroad Crash
Four men were instantly killed at Cross Fork Potter County on the Lackawanna Lumber Co logging railroad when a runaway train crashed into a log car as they loaded logs. The deceased are H. J. Herbstreet W. A. Bennett Peter Czee and Otto Sander.
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Williamsport
Lackawanna Lumber Company
Cross Fork
Potter County
H. J. Herbstreet
W. A. Bennett
Peter Czee
Otto Sander
Rev John Treloar Pastor at Maple and Chatham
Corner Maple and Chatham Streets lists Rev John Treloar as pastor with services at 10 30 and 7 00 pm and Bible School regulars. Church notes show officers Hes H N Lane chair Official Board and James Snyder treasurer with Myra Hobson and Mrs Gadd among Ladies Aid and Auxiliary leaders.
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John Treloar
Maple
Chatham Streets
M Bible School
Iin
Hina
H. N. Lane
James Snyder
Fred Gadd
Myra Hobson
Ladies Aid Orn
Sopee Snyder
Lena Treloar
SP Corner Church Schedule on St Paul Streets
Sunday Holy IONE morning service at 10 00 am Sunday School and Bible Class at 12 00 pm Evening Bible Class at 6 00 pm Evening Service at 7 30 pm Winter and summer times listed. St Cecelis Guild meets Tuesday 7 30 pm Ladies Guild Thursday 2 30 pm Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
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NW Corner Water
St. Pau
Ladies’ Aid
Adies’ Missionary Society
Golden Link
SP Corner
St. Paul
St. Cecelis Guild
Ladies Guild
Tour
Cedar Camp No 206 A N A Meets On Mondays In Woodman Oracle
A.C. Cedar Camp No 206 of the Ancient and Accepted Masons holds meetings on the 24th and 4th Mondays in Woodman Oracle. Officers listed include Dr Fannie Feister Vice Oracle and M Mattie Airbanks Recorder with Anna Robles Receiver Mrs Clara Wills Chancellor and Elizabeth Correll Past Oracle. Other officers are Etta Ward Marshall Dora Furtney Inner Sentinel Alice Rose Outer Sentinel and managers H G Waldecker Mar Nockers Kate Beiseker. Dr H Peirson is physician.
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Cedar Camp
A.N. A
Woodman
Oracle
Fannie Feister
M Mattie
Airbanks
Anna Robles
Clara Wills
Elizabeth Correll
Etta Ward
Marshall
Julia Peterson
Inner Sentinel
Dora Furtney
Outer Sentinel
Alice Rose
H G Waldecker
Mar Nockers
Kate Beiseker
H Peirson
Governor General Palace Commissioned as Reciprocity Question Grows
Havana January 22 The governor general's palace is crowded with commissions interested in reciprocity. General Wood warns a critical period in Cuban affairs is approaching. Bankers refuse to advance Cuban planters more money amid sugar market concerns, signaling the likely closing of many plantations soon.
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Havana
Wood
Lady Maccabees Meet Twice Monthly at Elkshall
The Lady Maccabees meet on the 24th and 4th Wednesdays at Elkshall. Officers include Lady Commander Mrs Fiora Cota Lieut Commander Mrs Efe Williams Past Lady Commander Mrs Spencer Barr Record Keeper Mrs Terry Finance Keeper Dr Fannie Feister Chaplain Mrs Sarah Becker Mistress at Arms Mrs Petty Inside Guard Mrs Zender Pickett Mrs Crandall Manager Mrs Barr.
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Elkshall
Fiora Cota
Efe Wiliams
Spencer Barr
Terry
Fannie Feister
Sarah Becker
Petty
Zender
Crandall
Barr
Fidelity Lodge No 39 Holds Regular Meetings in Austin
Regular communications of Fidelity Lodge No 39 A F and AM are held in Masonic hall Austin Minnesota on the first and third Wednesday evenings of each month. Officers listed include Oracle Mrs Beatrice Foster Vice Oracle Mrs Ftta Hommel Past Oracle Mrs Louise Brenan Recorder Chancellor Lizzie Stearns Marshall Ethel Stearns Inner Sentinel Tillie Stevens Outer Sentinel Anna etc. W M John H Anderson and Secretary Parke Goodwin named.
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Woodman Hall
Oracle
Beatrice Foster
Ftta Hommel
8Sue
Recorder
Louise Brenan
Nees
Nsice
Lizzie Stearns
Ethel Stearns
Inner Sentinel
Tillie Stevens
Outer Sentinel
Anna
Aseet
Wm Stearns
Bennett
Fidelity Lodge
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
John H Anderson
W M
Parke Goodwin
Parke Good Wins as Royal Arch Chapter Meeting Noted
Royal Arch Chapter No 14 holds stated communications at Masonic hall Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. R L Johnson MEH P notes Parke Good win. Secretary confirms.
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Royal Arch
Masonic Ball
Austin
Minn
R L Johnson
Meh P
Parke Goodwin
Austin Council No 53 Meeting Schedule Notice
Austin Council No 53 meets on the second and fourth Seod of each month at 8 p m in Woman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. T. H. Pridham, Good Samaritan, J.8 K Sco vell, Fin. Scribe. McIN'YRE POST, No 66 GAR Regular meetings are held at their post has on the first and third Saturday evenings of each month. Visiting comrades cordially in vited. John Robertson, Commander.
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Austin Council No 53
T. H. Pridham
Good Samaritan
K Scovell
John Robertson
AUSTIN LODGE NO 22 MEETS THURSDAYS AT NEW HALL
Austin Lodge No. 22 of the A U U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Ellis’ hall on Main Street. John Rustad, MW, OH Harris, Recorder.
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Austin Lodge NO
New Ellis’ Hall
Main Street
John Rustad
M W
O H Harris
Von Dusko Camp Meetrovary Meeting Notice
VON DUSKO CAMP M W A 243 meet at their hall on North Main Street Wednesday evening. Ed Loucks V CO E H Sterling Clerk participate in the gathering and business.
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von Dusko
M, W A
Meetrovary
North Main Street
Ed Loucks
V CO
E H Sterling
St Bernard Commandery and Austin Lodge Meet Monthly
The text notes monthly meetings for St Bernard Commandery No 13 in St Louis area and Austin Lodge No 55 of the Knights of Pythias, with placeholders for officers Geo W Bliss Parke Recorder F Cook C C W J Urbatch and dates the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. visiting Knights welcome.
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ST Bernard Commandery
K T
Hall
Geo W Bliss
Parke Recorder
Austin Lodge
K of P . Me
F Cook
C C
W J Urbatch
Austin Lodge Elks Meet Twice Monthly at Main Street Hall
Austin Lodge No 414 BPO Elks announces meetings on the second and fourth Friday evenings at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler A8 Campbell and Secretary 8S Washourn sign.
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Main St
Elks
Campbell Exalted Ruler
Washourn
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