Illinois,to establish veterinary college in Chicago
Springfeld Aug 6 state funds and private gifts back a new veterinary college to be run with University of Illinois oversight. The plan includes training vets, certifying meat inspectors, and expanding disease control and meat safety in Illinois with stronger stock inspection laws.
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University of Illinois
Springfeld
Fairy College
University of Ullnois
Chicago
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Deneen
University of Ilinois
Union Stock Yard & Transit Company
Edmund J. James
Tment
University of Ianois
Ilinois
East St. Louis
College
State
Veterinary College
United States
State Board of Restock Commissioners
A. W. Sale
J. S. Hamer
H. J. Beers
J. M. Wright
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Lbit
Texas
Cook County
Unols
Woman Suspected in Murder of Traveling Evangelist Rev Williams
J T Williams an itinerant evangelist was shot dead last night in Mount Vernon TH August 6. A veiled woman seen near the scene shortly before the body was found is the key clue to motive. Bloodhounds followed three trails, Williams had a satchel and cane, and money was missing from the satchel. Williams had a troubled marriage history with two wives who died, and he was en route to the home of Rev Atchison when slain.
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Mount Vernon
J. T. Williams
Williams
Afr
Wiliams
Paragould, Ark
Tie
Arkansas
Louisiana
St. Smith
Ark
Rev. Williams
Peoria Sues Ex-Superintendent for 100000 in Theft Suit
The Peoria school board files a 100000 dollar suit against ex superintendent Newton C. Dougherty now in prison linked to the January school board safe robbery. Eddie Tate Otsy Piaherty and Hid Donovan are named as parties with alleged roles in the plan. Two prominent locals John Due and Richard Roe are also mentioned.
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Peoria
School Board of
Newton C. Dougherty
Eddie Tate
Otsy Piaherty
Donovan
Dougherty
John Due
Richard Roe
Williamson Man Keeps Brothers in Jail Indefinitely
Baptiste Zane of Williamson says he will hold Ernesto and Zeek Zampont in Madison county jail under the Twinvis law at 30 cents a day per prisoner. Zane earlier battled the brothers last March, losing part of his left ear, and won a 2000 damages suit, with $185 judgment and costs unpaid.
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Williamson
Baptiste Zane
Ernesto
Zeek Zampont
Madison County
Zampont
Zane
Zavnne
Junio Prison
Miraculous Escape After Wabash Train Strike
Danville Indiana August 6 Paul Rosser dozed on the main line of the Wabash railroad. A fast train struck him but he escaped with only a few gashes on his head. Railroad men gathered with lanterns to learn how it happened.
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Danville
Paul Rosser
Rosser
Resignation Accepted at Lincoln Feeble Minded Institute
Springfield confirms Gov TNe neen accepts the resignation of John Wagner of McLown as trustee of the State Institution for the Feeble Minded at Lincoln and appoints Dr John PeSilva of Rock Island as successor.
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Springfield
Tneneen
John Wagner
McLown
State Institution For
Lincoln
John PeSilva
Rock Island
Drowning in Beesaw Hikes Leads to Fatality at Three Feet
In Peoria on August J Parry Cimpston aged 1S years old waded into shallow water and drowned after cramps struck as bystanders failed to reach him in time. Rescue efforts arrived too late.
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Peoria
Parry Cimpston
Tito
Kodal for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Kodal for Indigestion and Dyspepsia is a vegetable acid preparation containing stomach juices. It aids digestion of foods. Sold by Wm F Jungkunz at 83 Stephenson Street.
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Food and Drugs Act
Emmert
Stephenson St
Freeport
Ill
D. J. Brennan Chemical Company
Chisago
Kodal
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Choice building lots in Arcade addition for sale cheap
Arcade Manufacturing Co offers lots in Arcade addition for sale with low monthly payments. Apply to Arcade Manufacturing Co for details on affordable real estate options in the Arcade area.
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Arcade Manufacturing Co
Daily Journal Delivery Rates Announced
The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery at 10 cents a week, offering affordable access to readers across all areas.
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the Daily Journal
Verdict upheld for Dr. Pierce in libel suit over Favorite Prescription
The New York Supreme Court jury awarded Dr. R V Pierce damages after a Ladies Home Journal article accused his Favorite Prescription of containing alcohol and harmful ingredients. Evidence showed the medicine used native roots and had no alcohol, disproving the defamatory claims.
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Teutt
R. V. Pierce
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dr. Pierce
Andies’ Home Journal
Bok
Ponta i I. Ceyhol
Supreme Court
Merco
Nicolaus
Supreme Court of
New York State
Sires And Sons In An Across The Country Snapshot
A humorous montage notes George J. Gould at the helm of the Wabash and Missouri Pacific railroads, Robert A. Smith at eighty as St Paul’s long-serving mayor, Maxwell Evarts as a Vermont-based lawyer who also breeds old English sheepdogs, and other vivid profiles. It mentions Joseph Gilbert of Williamsburg at nineteen with a remarkable height, Trenry M. Sorrell the seventy five year old Worcester hack driver, and General Viljoen now Chamberlain postmaster, plus N M William Loeb and Arthur MacArthur’s looming succession details. The piece closes with a comic laundress tale showing mistaken identity and a dictated will.
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George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Robert A. Smith
St. Paul
Minn
Maxwell Evarts
William M. Evarts
Vermont
New York
Joseph Gilbert
Williamsburg
Mass
Lfe
Worcester
Trenry M. Sorrell
Benjamin Johanis Viljoen
Dr. Jamegen
John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Homer Thomas
Marion
Ind
Indiana
Sandy Thomas
Washington University
St. Louis
Thomas
Purdue University
Caricature in Egyptian papyrus shows Han and unicorn at game
The British Museum houses an ancient papyrus with a scene where a Han figure and a unicorn are depicted playing a board game. This rare depiction may be among the earliest caricatures in manuscript art.
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British Museum
Unicorn
The Lena River Described as Straightest in the North
The Lena is described as the straightest of great rivers, running about 800 miles in a near direct line to the sea. The passage emphasizes its remarkable linear course from inland regions toward the Arctic Ocean.
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Lena
A Clever Manager The Groom and Bride Scene
A humorous domestic vignette features a wealthy groom confronted by a clever bride as his mother orchestrates the match. The witty exchange ends with the bride admitting she cannot explain the union, while the mother runs the show.
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Mamma
Amsterdam nearest European capital to London
Amsterdam is identified as the closest European capital to London, cited as 199 tmnleg distant.
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Amsterdam
London
Drowning Suspected In St. Lawrence Sails Near Montreal
Montreat Aug 6 Trix suspects Shirley Davidson son of Judie Davidson and Miss Hingston daughter of Sir William Hingston drowned after Davidson took Hingston for a sail on the St Lawrence River. Their boat was found drifting empty in the evening. Davidson was known in the United States as a hockey and football player and sailed with Duggan on the Seawanhaka cup defenders. He was an engineer with the Dominion Steel company.
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United States
Duggan
Tie
Dominion Steel Company
Taft Changes West itinerary to Lexington and Denver
Secretary Taft alters his western trip schedule moving to Lexington on August 22 and Denver on August 29 due to local delays and fair dates. In New York, Ralph Peters and McCrea are held on bond over a fatal auto collision with a Long Island train as the grand jury considers charges. The lithographers dispute ends as open shop wins after a long labor battle.
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Washington, Arg
Taft
Manihy
Lexington
Lotisville
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Denver Ave
Bond
New York
Ata
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
McCrea
Gallagher
Lindigan
Long Island
St. Albans Crossing
Jamadca
Ambler
Conameger McCrennay
National Association of Employing
One Pound Notes Shelved After Goschen Coin Toss Insight
The anecdote recalls Lord Goschen while chancellor under Salisbury doubting one pound notes. A famed financier argued the plan was a mistake since you can toss with a sovereign but not with a one pound note, leading to the shelving of the innovation.
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Lord Goschen
Lord Salisbury
Gosche
Mr. Goschen
Bellman
Wasted Irish Land and Turf Fences Highlight Agriculture Struggles
Travel Magazine notes Ireland has landlords owning most land rented to farmers who complain of poverty and inability to pay rent. Much land remains pasture with little cultivation, and extensive turf fences increase waste, more than in Italy Germany or France.
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Ireland
Italy
Germany
France
Travel Magazine
Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago market quotes for wheat corn and oats with column figures for Open High Low and Close plus Sept May and Dec futures. Live stock prices include hogs cattle and sheep with receipts and price ranges from Chicago and East Buffalo.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Prade
Aly Park
Ya Lee
Ane
Lea Springs
Linois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pradce
East Buffalo
N. Y
Duning & Stevens
N.Y
Dickel
Sao
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Gheé
Mallon Vgpkiews
Chicago Grain
DeWitt
Win
Jungkung
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Hoe
Coal Pile Savings Bank
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