Coming Events Calendar for February and March
February events include Odd Fellows hall card party by Ladies Auxiliary, Germania masquerade on Feb 20, Catherine's Guild social, University Extension lectures on Early Christianity by Prof. Willett on several dates, and a debate Freeport versus Rock Island. Also listed are dances, bazaars, Shrine ceremonies, banquets, stag parties, and a Peach Institute event with Dr Willett scheduled through March 28.
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Odd Fellows' Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary B.of
L. F
Germania Masatterade
Catherine's Guild
Msg
N.T
St. Plus Hou
Vincent's Orphanage
Maesonte Temple
Capernauim
az-Gernania Socelets
Zanrren Bitae Hn
Mareh &—V. Mog
Cammuad
Moving pictures and stage acts in February and March schedule
A fragmentary listings page notes events including The Lion and the Mouse February 14 in Hunan Hearts Muar with Preston Downey Moving pictures March 2 Mrs Fiske Co March 4 Ad Fielde Minstrels March 1 Uneiedosh Perkins March 11 The Red Mil and mentions carbonized ointment as a poultice for inflammation and poison with antiseptic healing. The Daily Journal offers home delivery for 10 cents a week.
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Lion and the Mouse
Hunan Hearts
Muar
Preston Downey Moving Pictures
Mrs. Fiske & Co
E Minstrels
Uneiedosh Perkins
Red Mil
Rumors of US Protest to Japan Denied by State Department
The state department will deny rumors that it plans to protest Japan over Manchuria at China's urging. Officials admit complaints about American trade in the region but attribute hardships mainly to other causes than Japan's attitude.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Japan
Manchuria
Department
Orient
Head Boxer Is Dead From Boxers Uprising Leader
Shanghai reports General Tung Foh Siang, once the Boxers leader in the 1900 uprising, has died after banishment to Kan Su. Described as a key Chinese general, he led ten thousand troops largely from ex Mohammedans and was a principal commander during the anti-foreign outbreak before his fall from power.
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Shanghai
Tung Foh Siang
China
Kan Su
Tung Fun Siang
Tung Fuh Siang
Tse
Central Asia
Peking
Tung
French Arbitration Treaty Gets Senate Backing
Washington Feb. 19 After hearing Secretary Root explain the proposed new French arbitration treaty the senate committee on foreign relations ordered a favorable report upon the treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Root
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Flood Grows Serious in Southern Indiana
Indianapolis reports worsening flood as rivers rise and thousands of acres of low lands submerge during the night, heightening concern over the Indiana flood situation.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
New Mexico GOP backs Taft for president
The New Mexico Republican territorial committee on February 19 unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing William Howard Taft’s candidacy for president. The meeting took place in Albuquerque and was reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Republican Territorial Committee
Taft
Head of Foresters Dead
Chas F A Young grand chief ranger of Foresters of America died today at his Rochester New York home of typhoid pneumonia after a brief illness.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Chas. F. A. Young
Foresters of America
Market Report Highlights Wheat and Futures Close
Chicago Board of Trade closing quotations show May wheat at 92 1/4, May corn at 60, May oats at 62 4, May pork 81.27, May lard 7.32, May ribs 6.40. Union Stock Yards reports cattle 17,000. hogs 25,000 with gains across categories. sheep 12,000 strong at 8.25 to 5.50. NYSE stock activity listed with various parities and prices reflected by Miner & Co.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trades
F.J. Miner & Co
C. D. Anderson
Geig's
ORY
C.cc
Kaw chief Wah Shun Cah dies at eighty eight in Arkansas City
Wah Shun Cah elder of the Kaw Indiana tribe died at his home near Arkansas City aged eighty eight. He had long claimed United States Senator Charles Curtis as his grandson through Curtis's Kaw mother, but the kinship was not authenticated.
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Arkansas City
Ark
Wah Shun Cah
Indiana
Here
United States
Charles Curtis
Fragmentary political notices touch Republican committee names
Fragmented OCR lists several Republican party bodies and district conventions. Mentions include state and district committees across Ohio Missouri and Mississippi, with names like Taft and various district references. The text is garbled and lacks cohesive event details or dates.
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Washington
Alarmina Republican Committee
Mississippi
Parakers Tennersee Republica
Ohio
Taft
Missouri
Constitutional Prohibition Amendment Fails in Mississippi
A surprise defeat marked the closing state legislative session as an amendment seeking constitutional prohibition failed by two votes short of the two thirds required, leaving the measure without passage.
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Jacksoan
Miss
Debaters Named for Columbia Cornell Duel
New York announces one Columbia debater, W. Koo a Cisinamian, among the trio opposing Cornell. The event will take place in a yet undetermined venue with limited details available.
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New York
Meh
W. Koo
Colummbia
Cornell
Springfield Proclaims Arbor Day in April Observance
Governor issues proclamation naming April for Arbor Day and Bird Duty observances in the state. Two days set to allow southern and northern sections to plant trees during public school exercises.
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Springfield
Beto
May Interest You Kidney Cure Ad Claim
No one is immune from kidney trouble mentions Fo ley's Kidney Cure as stopping irregularities and curing kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Names H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungluaa appear as endorsers.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungluaa
Freedom of the Press in Kingston Seizure Case
Proceedings to determine who owns the edition of 3 700 copies of the Wister Square Dealer seized by police last Saturday have begun before Recorder Groves. A citizens committee backed by eminent counsel seeks litigation to challenge the seizure and police authority. The publisher contests the convention and the police confiscation, while Stephen H Abbey declined to answer questions about his connection to the newspaper.
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Kingston, N.Y
Wister Square Cealer
Recorder Groves
Citizens’ Committee
Stephen H. Abbey
Square
Twenty seven miners rescued at Mid Valley mine
Shamokin Pa Feb 19 Twenty seven men were trapped in the Mid Valley mine near Shamokin after pillars gave way and entries filled with coal and debris. Rescuers worked twenty four hours to free all, with one man, Frank Ohoskie, killed in the collapse after falling down a chute.
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Shamokin
Ien
Mid Valley
Here
Timuer
Frank Ohoskie
Senate approves Merritt Chance for post office auditor
The senate confirmed Merritt O. Chance of Ti neis for the post office department auditor post. In Bradford Pa a fire killed Thomas Carl sixty and his three year old grandson. Charles Woltorse of New York faces $10000 bail on perjury charges. A Paris rumor claims King Alfonso of Spain was assassinated.
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Senate
Merritt O. Chance
Tineis
Post Office Department
Thomas
Carl
Bradford
Charles Woltorse
New York
Paris
Alfonso
Spain
Pelu
Cathie
Peru
City Temple
Lorridon
Hcture
United States
Jimwy Fares
Chicago
Larry Temple
Boston
Anchor Society Dance Postponed Again by Weather
The Anchor society dance scheduled earlier for tonight has been postponed again due to weather. A new date will be announced later.
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Anchor Society
For Sale Hooded top go cart and oak buffet
Fragmentary classified notice offers a hooded top go cart and quartersawed oak buffet for sale. An address hints at 58 Douglas Ave and an inquiry line notes a reward if returned. a elusive reference to a lady's gold watch and a name appears garbled.
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Douglas Ave
Woman Fined for Carpt Tack Through Child Toung
Miss Clara Sterling assistant matron at Tuscarawas county children s home pleaded guilty to driving a carpet tack through seven year old Sampson Fowler s tongue to force a confession of stealing a lead pencil. The child s tongue was swollen and unable to take food. Sterling admitted making the child open his mouth over a chair back and driving the tack with a hammer. The incident prompted humane officer action and arrest of Sterling, a relative of the home s superintendent.
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Canal Dover
O.eb
Sampson Fowler
Tuscarawas County
Clara Sterling
Pefenbacher
Miss Sterling
Robert Nugen
Humane
Suffragists to Meet Gov Hughes in Albany Hearings
Two hundred suffragettes led by Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch travel to Albany to press their cause before Governor Hughes. A large contingent opposed to women’s suffrage accompanies them, attending two hearings in the afternoon and a street meeting in the evening to influence the outcome.
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New York
Airs
Piarriet Stanton Blateh
Cavern
Hughes
Abby
Albany
West Pointing Bank Closes Under Riley Smith Ownership
February 19 report states the West Pointing Bank has closed with unknown liabilities and assets. Owner listed as Riley Smith of Colusa, Illinois.
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Yort Madison
Riley Smith
Colusa
The American Government book by L. R. Hamersly & Co
A nine hundred page reference work edited by HL Gauss describes federal offices, powers, duties and salaries, plus judicial jurisdiction and ambassadorial roles. It explains appointment rules, senate consent, and pension of cabinet officials, aiding citizens and foreigners with authentic information. Published for five dollars in New York at West 34th Street.
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HL. C. Gauss
Gauss
Bonaparte
Senate
United States District Attorney
United States
Naval Academy
Military Academy
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Cand
L. R. Hamersly & Co
Lb West 34Th Street
New York
Knowlton plans heavy Farm Mortgage Loans for conservative investors
Charles D. Knowlton, banker and dealer in investment securities, touts First Mortgage Loans as steadier options amid market volatility. He lists numerous farm mortgage securities with varied maturities and acreages, highlighting land values and brokered yields while offering to collect principal and interest at no cost to the investor.
Daily Journal Delivery Service Across the City
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery of newspapers to any part of the city. Home and business customers can expect timely daily issues with full local coverage and community notices.
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the Daily Journal
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F. A. Read
Grand Opera House
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Christy Pictures Life Prints
W.j.young &Co Opp
German Bank
Gas House Coke
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Cooth
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Riley & Wheat
Galena
van Buren
America
Paseen
Exite
New Mexico
Today’s Market Report
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Miner & Co
Rice
Freeport
Atchison
Suuvar
Lis
Oly Abiso
Pac
Isha
Pac Ns Ltd
TU S.steel
Wally
Itty AG Penta
Louk
Ah Sin
University of Chicago
University Board of Trustees
Aouma
Richard Burns
Terre Haute
Tnd
Scott
Gov. Hughes
Charles D. Knowlton
Brown & Dollmeyer
Win Walton Neph
G.A. Rogers
Womes
Deliv
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