Imported French Draft Horse for 1905 Season Preview
This jet black 7 year old 2000 pound draft horse from Libertyville is advertised to stand at J H Richards barn two miles north of Libertyville Monday to Wednesday and at C Springer barn in Libertyville Thursday to Saturday. Owned by Libertyville Horse Co. Insurance available for 12 dollars to insure a colt. Care disclaimers apply. Parties may apply to the manager.
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J. H. Richards
Libertyville
C. Springer
Libertyville Horse Co
Sansonnet
Sansonnett
Fairfield Tribune subscription terms and tagline
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription rates with one year at $1.00 in advance, six months at the rate shown, and three months for a short period. The paper notes second class mail status and carries its motto, A drop of ink makes millions think.
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Fairfield
Chicago at Center Stage in Global Affairs
A columnist ribbing political figures notes Russia and Japan dominate headlines while Chicago delays peace, Loeb may overlook Mae Wood, rail rate talks anger progressives, and the President enjoys global diplomacy. A Chicago editor jokes about prunes and a landlady, while Washington jokes about Uncle Joe’s ice comb antics.
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Chicago
Russia
Japan
New York Women Reported Cultivating a Lisp
It is reported that New York ladies are cultivating a lisp. That is the most harmless thing the New York women have undertaken to cultivate for some time.
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New York
President’s Purchase Reveals Study of Race Question
A remark suggests the President bought a Virginia plantation to study the race issue firsthand. The note implies no better edification than confronting the subject directly, though it appraises the approach with skepticism about its educational value.
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Virginia Plantation
King Oscar’s troubles go unseen by world leaders
The Swedish monarch faces private issues as global focus centers on Russia and Japan and the Equitable. Public sympathy is scarce as foreign attention remains elsewhere.
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Oscar
Sweden
Russia
Japan
Secretary Shaw Declares He Won't Discuss Presidential Prospects
Secretary Shaw notes the public responds cordially to his statement that he does not care to discuss a potential run for president. He believes the public will likely maintain this stance.
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Shaw
Bonaparte Responds to Penrose on Philadelphia Gas Job Relief
Secretary Bonaparte faces Senator Penrose as he requests employment for displaced Philadelphia workers amid a gas shortage. The exchange centers on federal action and relief for those left jobless by the energy crisis.
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Bonaparte
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Standard Oil under scrutiny by Garfield inquiry
Garfield prepares a report accusing Standard Oil of being an electric monitor? synary institution propped by John D Rockefeller charity to keep many poor men employed.
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Garfield
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
President urged to name successor to aid administration
The passage argues that if the President named his preferred successor, party efficiency would improve. It suggests Secretary Shaw could focus on the deficit, Vice President Fairbanks learn parliamentary rules, Secretary Taft attend fewer commencement exercises, and the Postmaster General devote effort to improving the postal service.
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Shaw
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt urged to act on tariff and public appointments
A public letter appeals to President Roosevelt to revise tariff schedules, address railway rate legislation, and avoid appointing unfit officials. It criticizes the Senate Interstate Commerce hearings, warns of risks to the square deal, and urges disclosure of facts to bolster reform before the next Congress and election.
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Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Republican
Cannon
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission Merchants’ Trust
B. F. Travis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Senate
North Georgia
Armour Car Line
North
Georgia
Boston
New York
House of Representatives
Elkins
Taft
Poover
Republican Party
Endorsements Mentioned by Political Figures Prompt Trust
A fragment notes an endorsement attributed to Tom Platt Boss Penrose Steve Elkins and others. It claims the President, before engaging in European affairs, will act on essential measures to ensure a square deal for the American people.
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Tom Platt
Penrose
Steve Elkins
Emperor William
Our Washington Letter on graft and railroad rows
The Tribune special column denounces graft in the current Republican administration citing Smithsonian thefts and mail service paper sales. It warns that race to curb rates may empower a vast bureaucratic machine under Roosevelt and taft era politics, urging voters to resist by next election to avoid socialism.
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The
Tribune
Post Office Department
United States
Denmark
Smithsonian Institution
Marine Corps Service
Congress
Washington
New York Tribune
Cuban diarrhea remedy praised by soldier's wife
U S soldiers in Cuba knew Cuban diarrhoea is severe. A Texas widow testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband after doctors failed. One bottle finished a severe Cuban diarrhoea attack, with neighbors ready to testify. Sold by Frank S Shriner in June.
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U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Frank S. Shriner
Witness Cross-Examination in Chicago Journal
A courtroom scene unfolds as a youthful witness answers sternly under counsel. The examiner presses about being a writer and the witness admits to drafting sharp letters and a connection to his father's money lending business. End of cross-examination in the Chicago Journal.
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Chicago Journal
Now is the time for Hyomei to cure catarrh
An advertising notice promotes Hyomei as the season to treat catarrh, urging use in May or June for quicker relief. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes an inhaler, medicine dropper, and Hyomei bottle. extra bottles are fifty cents. Frank S. Shriner offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Frank S. Shriner
Attractive eastern excursion to Asbury Park for NEA meeting
The Nickel Plate Road offers a summer trip to Asbury Park New Jersey for the National Educational Association annual meeting July 3 to 7 with stopovers at Chau tauqua Lake Niagara Falls and New York City. Round trip 21.35 with sale dates June 29 30 July 1 and a return by August 31. Visitors may choose mountain scenic routes via New York and Pennsylvania or Mohawk Valley and Hudson River and a day boat ride Albany to New York City. Meals in dining cars 35c to 1.00. Chicago ticket offices at 111 Adams and Auditorium Annex. Contact John Y Calahan 113 Adams St Room 298 Chicago.
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Asbury Park
N. J
National Educational Association
Nickel Plate Road
West Shore
Lackawanna Road
Chautauqua Lake Points
Niagara Falls
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware Water Gap
Mohawk Valley
Hudson River
Albany
Chicago Depot
la Salle St
van Buren and
la Salle Sts
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
John Y. Calahan
Chicago
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L Peffer
Hervigor
Vane Rene
Pepper Medical Association
Bradshaw
Jericho
Everine Remedy CO
Ill
Fairfield Tribune
P. E. Boesen
Loeb
Mae Wood
Wall Street
LaFollette
Uncle Joe
OUR
the Tribune
Friends of Protection
Hyomei
Island Depot
Architecturachine
Gener
W.H. Pence
Jefferson County Fair
C. D- McPherson
Trix
Junius
Seal Brown
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Puzzle
St. Louis
Springfield
Fair Grounds
Co. D. McPherson
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Rock Island
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Rock Island System
H. A. Mohler
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