Garfield report and the beef packers case details
Garfield described the illegal packers combination and the role of Rep Martin in supplying facts and witnesses. Chapter 5 of the Garfield report faced withholding and was not to reach Congress until beer trust cases end. A Philadelphia editor claimed kissing cures freckles, while a remark on calling a damsel as Cleopatra shows shifting propriety.
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Garfield
Representative Martin
Department of Commerce and Labor
Martin
Chicago
Congress
Beer Trust
Locusts Plague Panama Declared Over
A brief report notes locusts in Panama brought disruption but have been halted. locals praise efforts and announce the present state of relief, highlighting swift action against the pest and the outlook for resumed normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New Jersey Woman Dies From Excitement Over Mouse
A young woman in New Jersey collapsed and died after the sight of a mouse induced intense fear and excitement. Experts note rare reactions to startling stimuli can trigger fatal stress responses in susceptible individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Living cheaper abroad may ease life for some readers
The piece notes a belief that living abroad costs less yet earning money is tougher. It quips about Luther Burbank potentially creating a rose with fewer thorns. Pat Crowe, now a preacher, declares that ill gotten gold brings no happiness, but fails to back this claim with official testimonials from coal mud meat trusts officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burbank
Pat Crowe
Tle
Coal Mud Meat Trusts
City Officials and Ward Representatives List
A dense roster lists city officers including Mayor Fred A. Busse and officials across departments such as Fire Marshal James Horan, City Clerk John R. McCabe, City Treasurer John F. Traeger, and Commissioners of Public Works, Health, Buildings, and Streets. It includes ward by ward aldermanic names and addresses at various Chicago streets and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Busse
Randolph Street
Bernard JJ. Mullaney
Edward J. Brundage
Franklin Street
John R. Caverly
Monroe Street
John J. Hanberg
Paul Redieske
Walter H. Wilson
Gen.l. Supt
George M. Shippy
James Horan
Eriest J. Magerstadt
Fifth Avenue
W. A. Evans
Madison Street
Murdock Campbell
Charles W. Andrews
Wabash Avenue
William B. Burke
John Kjellander
Market Street
William Carroll
TL. Blake Baldwin
John R. McCabe
John EF. Traeger
Michael J. Doherty
Water Department
William J. McCourt
la Salle Street
Board OF Civil Service Commissioners
Elton Lower
Vernon L. Bean
Michael L. McKinley
Hiram D. Fargo
Board OF Election Commissioners
Rand McNally
John C. Cannon
Thomas F. Judge
Abel A. Bach
Isaac N. Powell
Frank D. Ayres
Board OF Local Improvements
Chauncey Dewey
Dietrich
J. Minnegen
C. A. V. Standish
Felix Norden
C. H. Herman
Michael Kenna
Clark Street
Harrison
John J. Coughlin
Maine
County Officials Listed for County Building Board Posts
The record enumerates county offices and officeholders across departments including Board of County Commissioners led by President William Busse and Superintendent William McLaren, with deputies and clerks named for Comptroller, Clerk, Sheriff, Recorder, Titles Registrar, Treasurer, Coroner, Surveyor, and Jury Commission. It lists presidents, secretaries, chiefs, and board members such as Roy West, Adam Wolf, Abel Davis, John Kr Thompson, Christopher Hafnor, Peter M Hoffman, and H L Emerson among others.
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Board OF County Commissioners
William Busse
William Mclaren
Duncombe
Louis H. Mack
Joseph Carolan
Alfred van Steenberg
August C. Boeber
Max Blumenfeld
Carl R. Chindblom
Joseph M. Dennis
Joseph J. Elias
Alfred G. Lanie
Walter Schroida
William C. Hartray
William J. Umbach
Oscar de Priest
Board of Commissioners
Joseph F. Haas
James Monaghan
E. J. McCarthy
Board OF Review
Roy O. West
Fred W. Upham
Florus D. Meacham
Frank A. Vogler
Board OF Assessors
Adam Wolf
Willand TL. Weber
William Kingsley
William HH
Weber
A. W. Miller
Walter E. Schmidt
Oscar Hebel
Civil Service Commission
Christopher F. Hafnor
Charles D. Gastfield
Recorder OF Deeds
Abel Davis
John V. Clin‘nin
Leopold A. Dunne
Warren H. Hunter
H. G. W. Reinhardt
Otto W. Lewke
H. L. Emerson
William A. Amberg
John J. Holland
James A. McLane
Roawell H. Mason
Loeffler’s Mr Mack Named in 1903 Caucus Controversy
William Loeffler named Mr Mack during a 1903 caucus. The record notes favoring the so called settlement workers in the juvenile court where he presided.
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William Loeffler
Offending Catholics of Chicago Fuel Political Battle
A Chicago bench seat fight centers on J W Mack and William Loeffler with Catholic anger over Mack’s Juvenile Court bias toward settlement workers. Father Curry’s Chicago address critiques settlement workers and their budgets, accusing workers of diverting funds and shaping slums into revenue for their own salaries and clubs, while leaving little for the neighborhoods.
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William Loeffler
Chicago
J. W. Mack
Loefler
Mack
Loeffler
Father Curry
New York
Record Herald
Cherry Hill
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Adams and Boarders
Phone Exchange
George W. Jackson, Inc. Contractors
Our Bridge and Steel Works
W. Jackson Boulevard
Quincy Street
Elston
Mendel Street
John M. Ewen
the Rookery
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleopatra
John F. Smalski
Corporation OF the City
Geo. F. Harding, Jr
Washington Street
Main
Thomas J. Dixon
200Th Avenue
Milton J. Foreman
Chi, T. & T. Bidg
Central
Wm. J. Pringle
4Th Ward
John W. McNeal
Archer Avenue
John A. Richert
South Halsted Street
Sth
Alex. J. Burke
Marshfield Avenue
William J. McKenna
6Th Ward
Linn H. Young
Dearborn
Arthur B. McCord
Ith
Frank I. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard W. Snow
Marquette
8Th Ward
P. H. Moynihan
South
John H. Jones
Commercial Avenue
9Th Ward
Dennis J. Egan
Chicago Opera House
Chicago Opera House Bik
Henry L. Fick
West 12Th Street
Canal
Thomas F. Scully
Washburne Avenue
Rudolph Hurt
Blue Island Avenue
11Th
E. F. Cullerton
Otto J. “Novak
South Robey Street
Ashland
Michael Zimmer
21St Place
Joset 4
Ubilr
Arthur W. Fulton
Ashland Bik
Campbell Avenue
Seeley
James H. Lawley
Chicago Avenue
Humboldt
Chas
J. Lucas
Fulton Street
Ogden
Herman F. Kruger
North Mozart
Albert W. Bellfusa
Milwaukee Avenue
Monroe
16Th
Stanley WH. Kunz
Noble Street
Frank W. Koraleski
Lewis D. Sitts
Grand Avenue
William FE. Dever
John J. Brennen
West
Michael C. Con
Lon
John Powers
Macalister Place
James B. Bowler
West Taylor Street
John P. Stewart
Adams Street
Nicholas R. Finn
Reaper Bik
Francis W. Taylor
Monadnock
Charles M. Foell
Atwood
Arthur Josetti
East North Avenue
Lincoln
B. F. Clettenberg
Jacob A. Hey
North Halsted Street
Fred A. Britten
Peter Reinberg
North Robey Street
Edgewater
Henry J. Siewert
Armitage Avenue
James F. Clancy
Troy Street
F. D. Connery
Washtenaw Avenue
Win
H. Blencoe
Humboldt Boulevard
John Downey
Hermitage Avenue
John Golomblewski
West 48Th Street
Michael McInerney
Lowe Avenue
John Burns
Union Avenue
aVeat
Pullman
84Th Ward
Joseph F. Kohout
West Superior Street
Austin
William H. Brown
MR. Mack
Silver Lake
Wis
Lake Geneva
Boyle Ice CO
Northwestern
Lake Street
Ravenswood Park
Lake View
A. C. Clark & CO
Makers OF
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