Mcarren Shuts Out Trouble With Overwhelming Majority
New York town meeting coverage from April 1 describes State Senator Patrick McCarren facing a charged Democratic convention in Carnegie Hall. He denounces attempts to sideline him, threatens the party’s control, and urges renewed focus on reform and mayoral leadership while clashes erupt amid credentials votes and party factions.
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New York
Patrick Ho Methren
King’s County
Lonocracy
Carnegie Ball
Dreaver
Committee On Credentials
Oman
Feld
Ddim
Soheiien
Thease
Tammany de@perites
New York City
McCarren
Towas
Buler
Tie
Kings County
Buleer
Authority
Weir Fen
National convention platforms and McCarren contest evolve
The article outlines Democratic party delegates to the national convention, their duties, and the process after the McCarren dispute. It cites the call for strong, decisive representatives to Denver, who will vote in line with party aims and support the ticket. Names of delegates and procedural details are noted amid chaotic text.
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McCarren
Eads
Denver
Irs
Seefar
Smiten J. Parker
FP. Murphy
Lewis Nixon
Charles Freehind Tyag
Ph. Vatter
Walker
Adleas
Aerher
Delestes
Lever
Bryan tocs in Michigan grand Rapids visitors and police
Unclear text describes Bryan touring Michigan Grand Rapids April with crowds greeting him at stations and a public event. Mentions Jackson, Parkworth, ex-Major Todd, and a house speech. Content is garbled with many missing words and unclear facts.
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Grand Rapids
Wal Hanied
Pryien
Union Statien
Parkworth
Jackson
Wolis Todd
Beyion
Democratic County Committee Nixes Bryan Indorsement
The Democratic county committee split on endorsing William J Bryan for president. A vote of 22 to 3 declined endorsement, sending the matter to the state convention to be held in Dana sine May 26. Committee opponents argued the move did not reflect party principles.
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Theeting
William J. Brian
Tiwars
Daan
Sine
Minnesota Republicans Hold Delegates At Chicago Convention
In Minneapolis on April Ta the Minnesota Republican convention sent delegates to Chicago. Delegates reportedly intend to support a slate aligned with party majority. District conventions largely controlled by local boards.
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Minneapolis
Sentence Upheld in New York Election Fraud Case
Wombie Basak Dnadty, an election district captain, was convicted of aiding thirty men to register Cassedy at the Seventeenth assembly district. He was sentenced to not less than two years, with possible terms exceeding four years and three months in prison.
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New York
Wombie
Basak Dnadty
Wily
Cassedy
Threats do not worry Rockefeller says Youngstown physician
In Youngstown Ohio on April, physician Blesar reports Rockefeller in good health despite alleged threats. Rockefeller states he remains unbothered and continues to enjoy the best of health, dismissing the warnings as unfounded.
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Rockefeller
Youngstown
Blesar
Sel Db
Moon Missionary Convention Opens in Milwaukee
The Moon's Missionary convention of the Methodist Church of Wisconsin opened in Milwaukee for a three day meeting at Foli ER Mauidisa. Leaders announced future addresses by Secretary Patt at Carnesville New York and President Ve Kindey. The event involved ministers across the nation and included remarks on church and labor issues with several social and religious figures noted among attendees.
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Methodist Church of Wisconsina
Milwaukee
New York
Edo States
Department of Elureth
Bilar
Seceretiopy Patt
Etsie Forum
Carneste Lal New York
Aprio 2S
Roseved
Wineheen
Conaphirens
Woveren
Werneral Tude
Hard Gaye
Fae
Bersey
Hemp
Dean Ag
Merrie
Eingraves
Pyen Ty
Ve Kindey Tits Deerde
Rose
Wlorer
Canton
Foley's Kidney Cure Promotion Note
This notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it stops kidney irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medical help. Mentioned names HH. J. Moogk and Wo. P. Jungkunz appear as endorsers or advertisers.
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Foley
HH. J. Moogk
Wo. P. Jungkunz
Stover motor car pilot aims to cut transit costs
The Waterloo Courier reports on the Freeport made Stover motor car tested by Rapid Transit on the Waverly run. The six cylinder 40 HP vehicle, designed for surface line service, claims 85 mph speed and 20 passenger capacity. The test trip on Tuesday included city officials and press, with plans to expand if successful.
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Stover
Freeport
Waterloo
Wee FL & N
Waverly
Rapid Traesist Management
Maver Ro A. Dor
J. W. Rath
A. W Brown
Pod. Reuehtfertips BF
FF. Cutler
Board of Trade
R. W. Johnston
Ellis Hotel
GC. F. Fowler
H. My. Reed
M. Cheney
Rapid Pransit
J. P. Stover
Denver Junction
Sumner
East Fourth Street
Why Be Bald Parisian Sage Hair Re storer Ad
An old advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a hair restorer that darkens gray hair stops dandruff within a week and claims to produce soft beautiful luxurious hair. It appeals to women urging them to try it with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists price and distributor in Buffalo New York.
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Wm. F. Jungkung
Giroux Manufacturing Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Entertainment at Trinity Evang church program praised
Trinity Evangelical church Tuesday evening hosted a Sun day school class entertainment by Mrs Anangst's class. Solo, instrumental and vocal duets, readings and a class song pleased attendees. Rev T Schmidt gave an instructive address on Lord Shaftsbury. Florence Buonini excelled as a violinist. Gaudys Welch played a piano solo. The Star Spangled Banner pantomime by seven young ladies impressed many, with others hoping for a repeat. Overall attendance and offerings showed strong support.
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Trinity Evangelical Church
Gaudys Welch
Offer to Quit Selling Rum in Local Option Territory
Members of the legal fraternity were surprised when fifteen men arrested for selling liquor in local option territory declared they would surrender their United States licenses expiring June 30 and pay all costs if charges were withdrawn. They would bond not to sell liquor illegally. Most had been saloonkeepers but currently dispense soft drinks.
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Jacksonville
United States
Coffee labeling debate on Mocha origin in Washington
The board of food and drug inspection met to decide which coffee can be labeled Mocha. With many wholesalers importing coffee from Mocha, Mexico, the issue aims to standardize labels and prevent misbranding.
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Washington, D.C
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Department of Agriculture
Mexico
Grand Council Royal Arcanum Session Summary
The twenty eighth session of the Royal Arcanum in Springfield featured Regent Williams of Chicago and City Attorney Roy Seeley delivering the welcome address. The organization counts about 26,000 members in the United States, with a large number in Illinois.
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Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Springfield
Norit
Citiaaad
Royal Arcaniin
Phiteis
Ret Williams
Ctiicago
Pravd
United States
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Ledger
Real estate transfers itemizes Mrs A Corrier selling to Robert R Prall Lot 2 Block 4 Knowlton's third addition for 500 dollars indicating a finished transaction in the local property records.
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Mra. Ko A. Is. Corrier
Robert R Pralllot
Knowlton
Warren County Items Move Quietly in April
Deaths and personals from Warren report Lowell events. Dr Czibulki bought the Collins home and Charles Hicks moved to Dunbarton. Mrs Ballard returns from Madison. Mae Bell begins spring teaching at Sweet Home. a booster meeting is planned in the auditorium. several locals visit Galena and Rockford. a suit involving the Williams heirs is heard but not yet decided. Stackpole buys Richard Ehy’s Water street residence.
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Warren
Czibulki
Collins
Charles Hicks
Dunbarton
William Ballard
Madison
Myrtle Reachej
Galena
Emory McNett
The
Baptist Church
Main Street
Mae Bell
Sweet Home
Bucknam
Kellar
Williams
John Evans
Rockford
George Streckery
Lawyer Campbell
Home Missionary Society of the
M. EE
W. Ee, Stackpole
Richard Ehy
Water Street
School entertainment postponed to April 24 in Baileyville
From Our Own Correspondent Baileyville April 18 The school entertainment slated for April 10 was postponed to Friday April 24 due to bad roads. Local residents visitations include Jacob Schonhoven working for Allen Van Deest near Harper Laura Zundahl guest of Martha Brockmieter and Miss Minnie Merz planning a Freeport visit Mrs De Wall hosts Mabel De Wall birthday gathering. Busker offers Saturday meat orders with evening delivery. Rev Thorman attended a town convention.
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Baileyville
Jacob Schonhoven
Allen van Deest
Harper
Laura Zundahl
Mt. Morris
Martha Brockmieter
Hiram Fosha
Freeport
Henry Drake
Forreston
Richard Fuls
Red Oak Church Preaching Set One Week From Sunday
From Our Own Correspondent Red Oak April 1a announces preaching at the Red Oak church one week from next Sunday evening. The report notes local visits and various residents as part of the daily missives.
Buckeye Town Sees Supervisor Retirement Replace With Alt Reubendall
The retiring Buckeye supervisor leaves after four years of service, described as highly efficient and missed by all. Alt. Reubendall is appointed to succeed him, bringing capability and readiness to lead the town.
Social visits tally from Berlin area on Sunday and Friday
In Berlin on Sunday and Friday several local residents were guests or were hosts. T R Niblo and family visited G Borner and family. Mrs J Spade called on friends. C Lestikow and wife spent Friday in Freeport. Geo Wise and family visited J Wise and family. Mrs S Beardsley and Lancaster visitors were with R Deery and family. Jas Deery and son William passed through from Winneshiek. Alice Johnson returned to Freeport after vacation with her parents. Mr Frey and Miss Barmore of Freeport spent Sunday with Miss Florence Bokemeier. C Lestikow Sr visited daughter Mrs A Landolt in Freeport. Miss Mary Webb spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle Bokemeier.
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Berlin
T. R. Niblo
G. Borner
J. Spade
C. Lestikow
Freeport
Geo. Wise
J. Wise
S. Beardsley
Lancaster
R. Deery
Jas. Deery
William
Winneshiek
Alice Johnson
Frey
Barmore
Florence Bokemeier
A. Landolt
Mary Webb
Myrtle Bokemeier
Community church talks aid Children Home Finding association
Mrs tread spoke at the United Brethren and Mennonite churches about the Children Home Finding association. Collections were taken at both churches. The quarterly meeting will be held April 26 at the United Brethren church. Miss Arminda Bobb died yesterday at home after a tuberculosis illness. Mrs Guy Mitchell is improving. No preaching next Sunday at the United Brethren due to Easter services in Ridott. Rev. J S Shoemaker returned from a trip to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mrs A Moss of Dakota was visiting friends.
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Red Oak
Charles Lestheow
Wisconsin
Clayton Folgate
GG. Cuastman
South Freeport
Gastmian
Mlorenes
Thert Smap
Mirwhimer Stan
Aetna Yoaurle
Warren
Uriah Rewubendall
Ale
Stephen Rig
Winneshick
Tread
U. B
Children's Home Finding Association
UT. B
Arminda Bobb
Guy Mitchell
Ridott
J.S. Shoemaker
Pennsylvania
Ohio
A. Moss
Dakota
Farmers Sowing Oats and Local Visits Across Town
Centennial April 14 residents report oats sowing underway. A P Woerner and family from Rockford Iowa spent a week with Theo and family. Andref Woertner and Lenora Goethe visited relatives in Freeport. Mr Brubaker of Freeport bought stock nearby. Theo Koerner bought a new spreader. Henry Schwartz and family spent Sunday with relatives at Loren. Henry and Charles Witte of Freeport visited their parents here Sunday.
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A. PF. Woerner
Rockford
Iowa
Theo
Andref Woertner
Lenora Goethe
Freeport
Mr. Brubaker
Theo Koerner
Henry Schwartz
Loran
Fenry
Charles Witte
Local Farmers Plow Ahead Amid Spring Work
Our Own Correspondent reports Waddans Center area farmers busy with crop planting as William Weick and kin visit With Moos. Panska and Sutichas noted. Ottry school began the previous Monday, reflecting a tied to seasonal community rhythms.
Lena and Freeport Residents Engage in Local Business
Day with Miss Lora Houser of Lena as teacher. John Miller transacted business at Freeport last Wednesday. J. F. Hardel was a business caller at Lena last Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Lobdell were business callers at Freeport Saturday. The New Pure Food and Drug Law: Yoley's Honey and Tar is not affected by the law, contains no opiates, and is a safe remedy for children and adults. H. J. Moogh and Win. Jungkunz,
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Lora Houser
Lena
John Miller
Freeport
J. F. Hardel
William Lobdell
Yoley
H. J. Moogh
Win
FL Jungkunz
Personal records from Freeport and surrounding cities
A condensed notebook of visits and business calls across Freeport Chicago Rockford and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Orson Bowers A E Shuiter T O Shaffer F M Hall J V Garretson Fred W Woolf M J Goosline Mrs 8 fh Friedily P A Cothran Henry Brand The Smythe sisters Finkenbeiner and Genoa trips Edgar Eells Herman Davenport Paul Mooradian Irvin Hoefer Mrs Ripberger Evelyn Gassman J H Rogers A J Goddard Ben Diffenbaugh J B Coffman and more with travels and callers in Forreston Madison Oregon Forreston and Maryland Station Ogle county.
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T. O. Shaffer
Rockford
F. M. Hall
Waupun
Wis
Freeport
J. V. Garretson
Fred W. Woolf
Appleton
M. J. Goosline
Benton
Fh. Friedily
Polo
P. A. Cothran
Perryville
Henry Brand
Peoria
Margaret
Emily Smythe
Chicago
J. G Finkenbeiner
Genoa
Edgar Eells
Winslow
Colonel Lewis enters race for governor in Chicago
Colonel James Hlagardberd Lewis announced his Democratic bid for governor from RACF Chicago on April 16 and his campaign managers immediately began circulating petitions to place his name on the primary ballot. He pledged a gentlemanly fight and urged rivals to be treated with courtesy while keeping ward politics out of the campaign.
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Chicago
James Hlagardberd Lewis Wide
Adrakine
Lewis
Sistabee
Pattison
Tia Cook County
Do Hasve
Amy Friends
Diewis
Loaninolnes
Cook County at Center of Ballot Nomination Debate
A speaker argues the party nominee should come from Cook county to boost Democratic chances. He cites Chicago’s historic absence from the state ticket since Governor Altgeld and vows to begin an active canvass once permitted. The emphasis is on regional balance and electoral strategy in the primary.
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Cook County
Chicago
Altgeld
Pastor Held as Disorderly in Warrensburg Service
Rev. C. P. Pledger assistant to Billy Sunday was arrested in Warrensburg for unbecoming language and disorderly conduct. He posted $200 bond to appear April 22 after stockman Batchelder accused him of a derisive remark about trust and theft.
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Decatur
Warrensburg
C. P. Pledger
Billy
CC OS. Batchelder
Pledger
Hindipo Nerve Tonic Promises Free Trial Guarantee
Every Hour of the Day Co. P Guenther & Co. advertise Hindipo, a nerve tonic and vitalizer, at their corner on Galena avenue and street. The ad boasts nervous debility relief and insomnia cures, with a full money back guarantee if not benefiting you, inviting trials with no cost.
Embury Methodist Church to observe Lord's Supper tonight
At Embury Methodist Episcopal Church the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated this evening at 7 30. All members and probationers are urged to attend. Others will be cordially welcome. Special services Friday evening at 7 30 with the pastor speaking on Christ in Gethsemane.
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Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Gethsemane
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health Relief
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as purifiers that ease biliousness jaundice and headaches by cleansing the system without grinding or griping. Sold for two bits at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Rock Island Council Rejects Higher Saloon Fees Plan
The Rock Island city council on Monday rejected proposed ordinances raising the annual saloon license fee from 400 to 1000 and capping saloons at one per 500 inhabitants by a 9 to 0 vote.
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Tod
Rock Island
Kidney Cure Proves Effective Says Wayne Man
Mr 8 J Bowen of Wayne West Virginia suffers kidney disease and could barely rise yet after using Foley's Kidney Cure a one dollar bottle and part of a second cured him entirely. The testimonial notes the remedy works where others fail and credits Ub J Moogk and Wim PL Jungkuns in the report.
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J. Bowen
Wayne
W. Va
Foley
Ub. J. Moogk
Wim PL Jungkuns
Low fares to Pacific Coast advertised nationwide
One way colonist tickets on sale daily to Seattle Ta coma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles and many Pacific coast points eight dollars from Chicago with proportionally low rates from points west of Chicago seventy dollars for a double berth in tourist sleeper from Chicago. Your local agent will provide complete fare, route, and train service information free. R A Miller General Passenger Avent Chicago PQs
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Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
San Francisco
Los Anpeles
Pacific Coast
Chicago
R.A. Miller
General Passenserer Avent
Pqs
Let us store your stove Genant and Luedeking
Storage offer from Genant and Luedeking advertising stove storage services with contact phone 598. Compact notice presents a local business solicitation and a phone contact for inquiries.
New Wheel Goods At Readlinger Store
Readlinger at 14 So Galena Avenue offers a stock of brand new wheels. Wheels are popular again and useful for quick trips. Men use them to go to work and they pay for themselves in a short time. The reliable kind is at Jos Redlinger’s with fair prices.
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Readlinger
Galena Avenue
Jos
Redlinger’s
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