Cannon Again as Representative Acknowledges Honor
Joseph Cannon is renomination leader in the eighteenth district convention. He praises Republican prosperity under McKinley and Roosevelt, credits the Dingley tariff, and argues labor and capital share in growth, while defending court power over injunctions and urging orderly labor relations amid union activity.
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Danville
Joseph Cannon
Mr. Cannon
United States
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William McKinley
Republican Party
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Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
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Orient
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Cleveland
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Gospers Ree
United States Census Office
Gompers
Republic
Grover Cleveland
Willam McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Goimpers
House Committee
H. R. Fuller
Spelling
Pearce
House Judiciary Committee
Bankruptcy petition for discharge in Illinois district
Clayton Bennentopf seeks discharge in bankruptcy proceedings in the Northern District of Illinois Western Division. The petition notes adjudication, surrender of property, and requests a discharge from debts under bankruptcy acts with exceptions as provided by law. A hearing is set for October 15, 1906, in Freeport, with notice to creditors by publication.
Buckeye resident seeks discharge in bankruptcy case
Ida A. Nickless of Buckeye, Wisconsin, petitions the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Western Division for a discharge from all provable debts following a December bankruptcy adjudication. The judge orders a hearing on October 1, 1906, in Breeport with publication and creditor notice.
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District Court of the United States
Ilinois
Western Division
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Breeport
Breeport Journal
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Bethel
Wanted to Rent Use of Six Rogal Cottage
Too late to classify notice seeking rental use of a six room cottage with modern improvements. Willing to take a lease. Apply at this office. Also an ad seeking a girl for general housework at 1 Douglas Avenue with telephone reference.
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Douglas Avenue
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in Illinois Western Division
Albert F. Bitterly of Freeport Illinois seeks discharge from all provable debts under bankruptcy No 67 in the Northern District of Illinois Western Division. The petition notes adjudication and requests discharge while listing creditors and notifying interested parties of a hearing set for October 16, 1906.
Nickless Bankrupt Petition Seeks Discharge in Illinois District
Albert M. Nickless of Buckeye Town Stephenson County Illinois seeks a full discharge from all debts under federal bankruptcy acts after adjudication and surrender of property. The petition, filed August 6 1906, sets a court date for October 15 1906 at Freeport with notice to known creditors by mail and publication in the Freeport district.
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District Court of the United States
Finois
Albert F. Bitterly
Solomon H. Rethen
Illinois
Freeport
Stephenson
Ilinois
Northern District
Western Division
Albert M. Nickless
Solomon T. Bethea
District Court of the United
Bankrupt Miller Seeks Discharge in Northern District
In the matter of Charles A. Miller, a bankruptcy case in the Northern District, Miller of Freeport Illinois petitions for a full discharge from debts except those specified by law. The court ordered hearings set for October and directed notices to creditors, with copies of the petition and orders to be sent to known creditors.
Electric Bitters Restorative Claims Cure All Ailments
The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy that cured kidney trouble, general debility, stomach, liver and kidney complaints, blood diseases, headaches, dizziness, and weakness. It attributes a past recovery of E H Wolfe of Bear Grove to the product and asserts guaranteed efficacy at a local drug store.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Joseph Eammert
Special Low Rate Excursion to New York City
Special low rate excursion from Chicago via the Michigan Central. One fare plus $2 for round trip. Tickets valid August 28, 28 and return until September 4. Inquire at local agent or L. D. Heusner P. A. 238 Clark St., Chicago.
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New York City
Chicago
Michigan Central
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Clark St
IMP OF INDIGESTION How to Get the Better of This Cause of Misery
A scientific writer on stomach troubles describes indigestion as a tormenting imp in the stomach. Mi na stomach tablets are promoted as a cure that benefits digestion and related ailments. Wm F Jungkunz offers a 50c box with an absolute guarantee and urges readers to obtain the product.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Wm. F. Jungkunt
Surrey to Oak Cemetery Bus Schedule Notice
A streetcar to a cemetery shuttle operated on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from White School House to Oakland Cemetery. Schedule shows pickups at 1 80 p.m and 2 30 p.m with multiple return times. Bus tickets 10c obtainable from Owen T. Smith secretary at Freeport Water office rear of First National Bank.
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Surrey
White School House
Oakland Cemetery
Tean
Owen T. Smith
Freeport Water Company
First National Bank
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