Weather outlook across states with scattered snow flurries
The report notes fair skies overall with snow flurries in the extreme north of Illinois this afternoon and tonight. Warmer temperatures are expected in the north tonight and Wednesday. Wisconsin sees snow flurries tonight with warmer conditions in the extreme east, followed by fair and warmer weather Wednesday.
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Chicago
Ilinoia
Towa
Wisconsin
New York World Calls Congress to Probe Panama Question
The New York World urges Congress to launch a full impartial investigation into the Panama Canal affair, accusing President Roosevelt of misstatements in his attack on Delavan Smith editor of the Indianapolis News. The call adds pressure for congressional action on the Panama matter.
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Congress
Panama
Associated Press
New York
Délavan Smith
Indianapolis News
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Delavan Smith
Congress of the
United States
Fine and prison for fraud in federal land scheme
Frederick A. Hyde of San Francisco and Joost H. Schneider were sentenced in federal court. Hyde received a $10,000 fine and two years in prison for conspiracy to defraud the United States of land in Oregon and Washington. Schneider was fined $1,000 and sentenced to two years and two months in prison.
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Frederick A. Hyde
Joost H. Schneider
Associated Press
Washington
San Francisco
United States
Oregon
Schneider
Hyde
President's Message Read in Congress Readers Attend
In Washington the president's message was begun today in both houses. The Senate started reading at 12:15 and the House followed a few minutes later. Galleries were well filled and most seats occupied by members.
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Associated Press
iWashington
Congress
Senate
House
Prominent Catholic Churchman Shot Dead in St Louis Home
Francis D. Hirschberger, a noted Catholic churchman and friend of Archbishop Glennon, was shot and killed at his St Louis home early today. Officials had not determined whether the death was murder or self-inflicted.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Francis D. Hirschberger
Archbishop Glennon
Market Closing Quotes and Yards Prices Report
The closing board of trade quotations show May wheat at 10874, May corn 623, May oats 527, and Jan pork 15.82 with lard at 9.12-15. Union stock yards values list cattle at 7,000 head weak and beef cattle ranges from 3.40 to 7.75, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.65, cows and heifers 1.50 to 5.00, hogs 3.95 to 5.80, sheep 3.40 to 4.75. The notice also states store hours extended evenings through Christmas.
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The
Associated Press
Chigago
Board of Trade
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trade
C. D. Anderson
Hettingg
Stephenson Street
Improvement Fund Rebate Sought In City Council
The council discussed rebates on public improvements with Alderman Pratt pushing to return over assessments to property owners and retire bonds. A $12,000 excess in the Third ward sewer assessment was noted, with City Attorney Mitchell saying rebates will be handled by the county court and not by a council vote.
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Mitchell
Dittmar
Strohacker & Ellis
Strohacker & Filis
Brokhausen
McGovern
Gueypsler
Fred J. Guensler
Witte & Manus
Pelleigner
M. Ford
Freeport
Adams Street
Ford
Manus
Gaensler
Lonergan
Rauscher
Guens
Ler
Harden
Board of Local Improvements
Guensler
Baucher
Center Street
Graham
Gibler
Fire Department
Moline Plow Company
Stréhacker & Ells
Aldarman
Walnut Street
State Street
Grand Jury Indicts Multiple Defendants in Various Cases
The December circuit term opened with a busy grand jury session indicting five people on charges including maintaining gaming houses and robbery. Port Covey and Charles Cowing are expected to enter guilty pleas. Edward DeMar Harry Smith faced weapons charges linked to the Mathinney store theft. Charles Shepherd indicted for stealing an overcoat. Tony Cerra charged with attempting to murder Agnazio Messina. Andrew Johnson to plead not guilty in the Johnson Lemasters attack case.
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Grand Jury
Port Covey
Charles Cowing
Covey
Galena
Cowing
Edward DeMar
Harry Smith
Milwaukee
Mathinney
Orangeville
Wisconsin
Smith
Monroe
Freeport
Milner
Charles Shepherd
Judge Heard Addresses Dixon Elks Memorial Service
Judge O F E Heard delivered the annual memorial address at the Dixon Elks service on Sunday. Local papers praise his remarks on patriotism, fraternal values, and the four virtues of charity, justice, fidelity, and brotherly love. The speech urged reflection on holidays and the duties of true citizenship.
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O. F E. Heard
Dixon
Sons of Veterans Meeting Seeks Large Attendance
Members of the Smith D. Atkins camp Sons of Veterans are urged to attend tonight's meeting. Officers will be elected and the gathering will include cards and refreshments.
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Smith D. Atkins Camp
Sons of Veterans
Advertising Without Goods Or Ads You Must Have Both
A fragmented adage notes that advertising is pointless without goods and goods are useless without advertising. The remark contrasts two linked marketing essentials, underscoring mutual reliance.
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