Loeb stock holdings prompt clarifying letter to Congress
Washington April 22 Loeb secretary to the president explains ownership of seven hundred shares in the Washington Railway and Electric Co and asserts he acted with scrupulous regard to character and reputations. Newlands defends himself over Capitol Pension stock and details trusteeship and long-held stake before public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loel
Washington Railway
Sis
Sims
Loeb
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Ines
Friends of Mine
Ure
Newlands
Titer Sims
Capitol
Sharon
Newlhinits
Williams teased as filibuster debate stirs crowds
Washington dispatch reports Teimorats leader Cushouin mocks minority leader Williams over filibuster tactics. The crowd reacts as Cushouin praises Williams yet questions his policies, while Tenn cherishes a personal view of the gentleman amid distrust. The exchange, with Democrats and Republicans reacting, ends with Williams seemingly bemused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cushouin
Washo
Tle
Oman
Kiowa
Williams
Custman
Vige
Democratic Party
New York
Elie
Dick Williamis
Crjay
Pension Bill Benefits Many War Widows
Washington reports the pension bill that took effect automatically last Sunday benefits many war widows. The law expands monthly support and sets eligibility for survivors, with details released by officials in Washington today.
Hobson Bill Seeks Commission On Industrial Accidents
Representative Hobson Clay has introduced a bill for a presidential commission to gather data on workers killed or disabled in U S trades, dependents, child rearing resources, and to recommend safety legislation. The bill allocates 50000 dollars for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hobson Clay
United States
War extracts from congress address Brownsville attack claim
Washington April 22. In a tense session Warner Man insisted no prejudice against soldiers and praised comrades while alleging Brownsville Texas suffered a 106 assault by negro troops of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. The navy appropriation and Indian grant conference reports were discussed as an executive session began. The House adopted Speaker Cannon's resolution to investigate the paper trust and named an investigative committee. Democrats voted against the resolution. A letter from Secretary Lac and a note from Senator Newlands denied Sims's insinuations about the Washington street run. The House recessed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper
Committee of
Manu Hho
Milleriano
Stafford
Visa
Bannon Q
Sims Chen
Ryan O. Yo
Aounif
Lac
Newlands
Sims
Washington Street
House
President to Sign Employers Liability Bill
Washington April 22 The president will approve the employers liability bill after Attorney General Bonaparte advised its constitutionality. He abandons any fear of contrary arguments and will sign the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
Murray Confirmed as Comptroller of the Currency
Washington April 22 The senate has confirmed the nomination of Lawrence O Murray of New York as assistant secretary of commerce and labor to be comptroller of the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Washington
Senate
Tlarurence O. Murray
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
Campaign Publicity Bill Backed by Committee Favorable Vote
Washington April 12 The McCall campaign publicity bill has been unanimously recommended to the house for passage by the committee in charge of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCall
House
Child Stolen From Ranch Near Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Alberta April 22 A two year old child of James Nor quay wandered from a ranch and was lost Saturday. Fifty riders search every field and promising sightings suggest a man on an horse vanished with the child earlier today. The case draws urgent local attention as authorities aid in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Alberta
James Norquay
Baseball Scores From Around the Leagues
Chicago April 22 scores show Philadelphia 3, Boston 4 in the League. Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 6, New York 6. American League: Chicago 1, Detroit 0. Detroit 6, Chicago 1. Boston 4, Philadelphia 6. New York 16, Washington 0. Association: Columbus 2, Minneapolis 4. Toledo 1, St. Paul 0. Kansas City 0, Louisville 0. Denver 3, Pueblo 0. Sioux City 5, Lincoln 2. Western: Denver 3, Pueblo 0. Sioux City 5, Lincoln 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphi
Boston
Partishore
Brooklyn
New York
Moreland
Pretroit
St. Lewis
Detroit
Bostom
Philadelphia
Washington DE
Association
Art Columbus
Minnepolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Tadittapolis
Milwaukee OG
Tadhiutapolis
Puello— Penver
Pueblo
Sionx City
Oniha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Moincas
Tolticoln
Paper delivery request notice
Patrons are asked to inform the office if they are not receiving their newspaper regularly. The notice urges timely reporting to ensure service continuity and correct delivery records.
Dr Humphreys Specifics for Diverse Ailments
A late 19th century catalog lists Dr Humphreys Specifics addressing ailments from diarrhoea to whooping cough and malaria. It includes dosages and a small bottle of Pleasant Pellets, with selling points and address for Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys’ Homeo, Medicine CO
Cornar Nidan
Jobo Streets
New York
Attempt on Cabrera's Life in Guatemala City
President Estrada Cabrera survived a Monday shooting as students fired at him while en route from his private residence to the national palace to meet newly appointed U. S. minister William Heimke. Loyal troops quickly detained the students, and the military assumed control. A later dispatch confirmed the assassination attempt and reported that Cabrera lost a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Estrada Cabrera
National Palace
United States
William Heimke
Loya
New York
Ramon Bengoveher
Cabrera
Guatemala
Genera
Forest Fires Threaten Mosinee Area in Wisconsin
Forest fires near Mosinee Wisconsin April 22 threaten standing timber and farm property. Tid Phinver’s farm buildings five miles east of town were burned. Mosinee city is out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosinee
Wis
Danuece
Tid Phinver
Daucer
Rescue Worker Dies in Overwork in Boston
Boston April 22 report says Edith Elizabeth Mace a noted rescue worker died after a breakdown from overwork. Miss Mace a prominent figure in rescue efforts and other charitable work was born in London in 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edith Elizabeth Maceshall
Marshall
London
Passenger aboard Friedrich der Grosse linked to Annette Chapin
April 22 report notes a telegraph message addressed to Annette Chapin aboard the Friedrich der Grosse as the train for Naples passed. Anne Gould is also aboard the steamer bound for Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Chapin
Princs de Sagan
Naples
Cirestess
Anne Gould
Judge bans Alabama rate laws in mal order
Montgomery April 22. Judge hours James of the federal court for the middle district of Alabama issued a mal order permanently restraining enforcement of Alabama rate laws until their deriumrcy and justice can be investigated, delaying regulatory action by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailory Rate Law
Montgomery
Ala
Judee Yhours
James
Federal Court For
Middle District of
Alabama
Carnegie offers 40000 for Frances Cleveland library
New York April 22 Andrew Carnegie has pledged 40000 dollars to Wells College at Aurora New York for a Frances Cleveland library named after Mrs Grover Cleveland an alumnus of the college on condition that the college raise an equal amount for the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnecie
Wells College
Aurora, N.Y
Frances Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Taft and Foraker Factions Convene in Pensacola
Republicans of the Whird district held two conventions in Pensacola on April 22 and elected delegates to Chicago. Each faction instructed their delegates to vote for Senator Foraker and Secretary Taft respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Pia
Apri
Chicago
Poraker
Taft
Chicago Markets and Livestock Report April 21
Chicago Grain quotes open high low and close for Mayo July Sept corn wheat oats and soy products. Live stock prices show hogs at 12 to 7 from receipts 2500 cattle 600 good to choice steers calves feeders and lambs. Markets reflect varied demand with hogs steady to lower and cattle firm on prime beef notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cnesgo Board of Trade
Hey Owls
Suseaasy
Rome
Pineules Trial Offer for Kidney and Back Ailments
The 30 Days' Trial at $1.00 promises relief for back aches and rheumatic pains with Pineules. Marketed as beneficial for kidneys bladder and blood, suitable for all ages with a money back guarantee. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Wise Avenue Nurseries Prices and Stock at West Freeport
John M. Wise advertises Wise Avenue Nurseries in West Freeport on the Electric Car Line. Customer can get prices and view stock for trees shrubs vines evergreens and small fruits. Both phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wise
Wise Avenue Nurseries
West Freeport
Consistory Class Fifty-Four Members Listed
A continuation lists members of Consistory Class Fifty-Four with names tied to Freeport Stockton Seales Mound Belvidere Rockford Warren Aust. Stockton Roseland Rockford Don Rockford Don Rockford roles include Kirchhoff Herman Henry Koenig Robt Franklin Littlefield M G Logmann DP J Stockton Lohff H A McNair James Monroe Rockford Martin John Freeport Mack W D Freeport Matson J C Seales Mound Merrill B K S Belvidere Murphy S Warren Oliver Richard Aust Stockton Olson Charles Kirkland Pattison Douglas Freeport Phelps Russell Jones Seales Mound Roseland C A Rockford Ray Lorenzo Don Reid Samuel itrora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchhoff
Herman Henry
Freeport
Koenig
Franklin
Littlefield
M. G
Logmann
J. Stockton
Lohff
H. A
McNair
James Monroe
Rockford
Martin
John
Mack
W. D
Matson
J. C
Seales Mound
Merrill
BK. S
Belvidere
Murphy
Warren
Oliver
Richard
Stockton
Olson
Charles
Kirkland
Pattison
Douglas Freeport
Phelps
Russell Jones
Roseland
C. A
Ray
Lorenzo Don Rockford
Reid
Samuel
Notable Officers Named in Community Assembly
S. W. Charles Fred Wnecht and Charles Clinton Wolf lead as orator with George BE Stickney as treasurer. Secretary Walter B. Erfert and William Koenig attend, joined by Ralph Thomas Roat and Edward Day Allington in the listed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W
Charles Fred Wnecht
Vo W
Charles Clinton Wolf
George BE. Stickney
William Trembor
Walter B. Erfert
William Koenig
Ralph Thomas Roat
Edward Day Allington
Stahl and Dontin Reinstated by Baseball Commission
The National Baseball Commission reinstated Jake Stahl and Mike Dontin in Cincinnati Ohio on April 20 but fined each $100 for playing with or against semi professional clubs and harboring ineligible players. A warning was issued that no national agreement player may play with or against any club harboring ineligible players during any period of the season. The commission also said there is no objection to players taking part in exhibition games before or after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Jake Stahl
Mike Dontin
Chicago
Lodge of Perfection Refines Members and Enforces Player Eligibility
The degrees last night in the Lodge of Perfection were conferred in a highly creditable manner ably sustaining the high mark. The article lists names including Reid Charles Powlove Phamp shire Rupp A K Kickkind Saucerman Charles Harold Schmaling Fred Henry Rock ford Stahl Harry Arbert Freeport Stauting Orley James Warren Starkey CG A Stockton Threlkeld TH Dixon Thompson Howard Avery Belvide r Tyson Marshall John Warren Taggart Edward J Ridoit Thompson T W Galena Watts Edward Lilley Triumph Wels Fred J Aurora Winter Benjamin Freeport Work Ably Exemplified. A violation of this order will incur a fine of not less than 250 against each player for the first offense. No national agreement club may negotiate with a player who left a club or did not report after playing for clubs harboring ineligible players without consent from the national commission and reinstatement. any club violating this will be fined not less than 250 for the first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridoit
Thompson
T. W
Galena
Watts
Edward Lilley
Triumph
Wels
Fred J
Aurora
Winter
Benjamin
Freeport
Lodge of Perfection
National Commission
Return Engagement of The Lion and the Mouse
Manvagerkunorr reports a successful return booking of The Lion and the Mouse with Henry B. Harris sending the same company in Charles Klein drama. Paul Diverton and Dorothy Donnelly give strong turns as the Dion and the Mouse and a welcome comic appearance is expected. Performance set for Wednesday April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvagerkunorr
Henry B. Harris
Charles Klein
Paul Diverton
Dorothy Donnelly
Dion and
the Mouse
Hair Dressing Parlors Opened by Mrs Sheel in Freeport
Mrs Annie Sheel announces opening of hair dressing parlors in rooms recently vacated by Dr Shelp above City Drug Store at corner Galena and Van Buren streets. She invites old customers and new clientele to visit. Telephone 331.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sheel
Freeport and Vicinity
Dr. Shelp
City
Galena and
van Buren Streets
Coming Events Dates From Local Society Notes
A list of dances and social events appears with dates in April and May. Germania dance and card party on April 8 and 27. Margaret's guild dance at Masonte temple on May 27. Staner Freeport business men's association event on April 20. ROC. sixteenth annual ball on May 4. Married Ladies' society of St Marys dance and card party at St Marys hall on May 8. Freeport Aerie of Eagles at Masoute temple. Madame Gadski and Frank Ta Forge in song recital at Grand opera house on May ls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Margaret's Guild
Masonte Temple
Staner Freeport
Business Men's Association
Roc
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hall
Freeport
Grand Opera House Theater Listings
April 22 Lion and the Mouse. May 1 Chas B H Manforui in Antony and Cleopatra. May 8 Ratpt Stewart in Strong Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion and the Mouse
Chas
B. H Manforiu
Antony and Mleopatra
Stewart
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold by Local Vendors
Remedy promises prompt relief for all piles with one application. Sold ready to use at 50 cents. Soothes and heals. Available from H Moogk and CC P. Yuenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. *. Moogk
CC. P. Yuenther
Orangeville social news and visits noted
Orangeville reports from our own correspondent list visits by Mrs William Brown and children from Wad dants John Barnds coming from the south to see his father William Barnds Mrs H Snyder and Mrs George Wagner attend a handkerchief bazaar in Monroe A surprise party for Miss Esther Clarno marking her birthday Mrs Harriet Fry visiting old friends Mrs George Ford of Freeport visiting and drilling contestants for Friday’s contest Easter services attended at Amity church Master exercises by the Junior league at the M E church well attended Dr W A Hutchins visited Sunday at Orangeville George Runkle and Arthur Horsley with Miss Iva Wheeland of Freeport spent Sunday at I G Runkle’s home Arthur Wheeland also from Freeport spent Sunday here W G Snyder and family visited Freeport Easter services held Amity church eight contestants enter the silver medal contest in Musser’s hall Friday admission 10 and 20 cents Odd Fellows anniversary banquet and social Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Wiliam Brown
John Barnds
William Barnds
H. @. Snyder
George Wagner
Monroe
G. Ss. Wagner
TH. C. Snyder
Esther Clarno
Harriet Fry
George Ford
Freeport
H. C. Snyder
Cook
Madison
Helen Chambers
Chicago
Dr. Daly
M. E. Church
W. A. Hutchins
George Runkle
Arthur Horsley
Iva Wheeland
I. (. Runkle
Arthur Wheeland
W. G. Snyder
Amity Church
Musser’s Hall
Odd Fellows
Ridott
U. B
Neuberger’s Hall
Nelley
Frye
William Boyer
Mary
Maude
Evarts
Winne
Metz
Harlem
Wi Young
William Kruckenberg
Kate Kurtz
Polo
Bennett
Rockford
I. J. Hoag
Jesse Hoag
Jacob Sheffner
Mund
Charles
Mamie Cotherman
Dakota
R. J. Cotherman
Neuberger's Hall
Benjamin Lincoln
George Eder
Silver Creek
Easter exercises draw large Ridott crowd at U.B. Church
A large crowd attended Easter exercises at the Ridott U B church last night. The program will be repeated Friday at Neuberger's hall with drill by ten young ladies, several tableaux and special music. Admission is 10 cents, program begins at 5 o'clock.
Spring Notes From Waddaimis Center Correspondent
From Our Own Correspondent Waddaimis Center April 20 spring mood visible. Edna and Alice Hardel spent Sunday with Mer and Mrs J F Hardel. Charles Weick visited Ferdinand Weick. Reed and Argenstine of Afolkey looked for driving horses. Mr and Mrs J B Hardel spent Saturday in a Mreeport. Miller sold a horse to Bree pore buyers Saturday. Dr Foo Yeager Lena did professional work here Friday. Mr and Mrs A E Hierdel visited grandpa and grandee Hardel Sunday. Mr A Schultz did business at the country seat Wednesday. School section Saturday resulted in reselecting Padrel for a fut Crergi. Mew Mrederik Wotek had the mits fortine dose ca fresh cow lasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddaimis Center
Lad
Edna
Alice Hardel
Mer
J. F. Hardel
Charles Weick
Mir
Alyus
Ferdinand Weick
Reed
Argenstine
Afolkey
J. B. Hardel
Spring Winds Pimples Life Saver Ad
An old advertisement touts Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin. Sold by PhooJ Moogk and CC P Guenther, promising relief and skin care benefits with springtime salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phooj
Moogk
CC. P Guenther
Piano tuner orders from Brows and Downsaver's Daily Journal
B J Bortett is listed for piano tuning orders at Brows and Downsaver's or by phone. The Daily Journal is delivered citywide for 10 cents weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Bortett
Brows & Dolnwaver
Ledace
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Susith
House District Committee
Von
Ode
Smith
Congress
Hobson's
Rile
Humphreys
Eoch Vial
Wisconsin
Mrs. Cleveland
Foraker
Chicago Grain
Phist Paavo
N.Y
Trumiiineo& Stevens
BulYito
Nooy
Tooness
Stahl and
Dontin
Louis Hood Burrele
Freeport Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Walter Carvosso Jencks
Rose Croix
Chas. Leonard Snyder
Robert D. Kuelner
Princes of Derusia
Walter Bo Eerfert
M. Cos Loval Levi Martin
Hos
Charles Slinton Wolf
AL. E
John Arthur
Edward Lincoln Stewart
Walter Carrasso Jencks
Ayer
Grand Opera House
Waddams Center
the Daily Journal
Isaly
Csieis
Shua
H. Potts
Dearborn St
Ninth St
Chestnut St
Emith D. Atkins Camp
Sons of Vet
Erans
U F
Elmer E. Thayer
C. P. Guenther’s
Hermsmeier
Heinz
California
E. C
Hackney
South
North Dakota
H. Everts, Lennox, S. Dak
Schlott
S. Galena Avenue
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