Admiral Wilde Retired From Charlestown Navy Yard
Rear Admiral George F. Wilde, commandant at Charlestown Navy Yard, was placed on the retired list upon his special request after forty three years in the service. He cites his wife Mrs Wilde’s frail health and duties of the position as principal reasons. He will reside in North Boston.
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Washinoton
D. C
George F. F. Wilde
Charlestown Navy Yard
Wilde
Boston
Admiral Wilde
North
Appleyard Extradition Fight Intensifies in Boson
Banker Arthur E. Appleyard once a trolley promoter and financier faces extradition to Buffalo as District Attorney Coatesworth arrives to press New York’s case. The case echoes past prosecutions, with creditors in Ohio and New York eager for action, while Appleyard remains a fugitive in Boson.
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Boson
Mass
Arthur E. Appleyard
Buffalo
Coatesworth
New York
Appleyard
Czolgosz
McKinley
Ohio
Ex-Governor in Vaudeville in New York Tonight
Bob Taylor former governor of Tennessee will perform a violin monologue The Fiddle and the Bow in vaudeville at New York City venue tonight Members of Tam many ball and the Democratic club will attend in a body and give him a rousing reception Taylor is regarded by friends as unmatched on the violin in his original style and his witty speeches have a national reputation
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New York
Bob’’ Taylor
Tennessee
Tam‘many Ball
Democratic Club
Taylor
United States
Joseph Jefferson Celebrates Seventy Sixth Birthday in Florida
Palm Beach Fla Feb 20 Special Joseph Jefferson veteran actor and artist marked his seventy six birthday in Palm Beach He has spent winters in Florida for years and writes his autobiography He received congratulatory telegrams from ex president Grover Cleveland and other prominent figures Health is good and he has spent seventy of his seventy six years on the stage.
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Joseph Jefferson
Palm Bradt
Fla
Feltner Escorts at Circuit Court in Kentucky
Jackson Ky Feb 20 Special A battalion of soldiers acted as escorts to Mose Feltner when he appeared as a witness in the damage suit of Mrs Arbrelia Marcum against the Hargis family and others. The escort was granted due to Feltner's stated fear of bodily harm and his refusal to sit near a window under surveillance at Mr Pigg's Lexington home.
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Jackson
Mose Feltner
Arbrelia Marcum
Hargis
Paul Revere of the West sails to Vienna for treatment
New York February 20. Leeb the young man famed as the Paul Revere of the West sailed for Vienna today to be operated on by Dr Lorenz for an injury from his famous flood ride in Manitou Colorado in 1902 left side paralysis reportedly caused by the incident and his ensuing fame.
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Youk
I. Leeb
Paul Revere
West
Manitou
Colo
Vienna
Loreng
Tom Watsons Magazine Debuts Amid Democratic Claims
New York February 20 Special announces Tom Watson's Magazine issued by a stock company led by the late People's Party presidential candidate. Editor Thomas E Watson and associate editor Dr John H Girdner promote Democracy in plain English and tout Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets for strength and family health at 85 cents.
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Tom Watson
New York
People’s Party
Thomas E. Watson
John H. Girdner
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
For Sale A Small Farm Near Freeport Illinois
A small farm of thirteen acres three miles east and one mile north of Freeport for sale. Includes a good brick house, barn 32 by 39 feet, and other out buildings in good condition. Suitable for poultry, market gardening, or related trades. Enquire early with C. F. Hildreth.
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Freeport
C. F. Hildreth
Senate panel orders favorable report on extra judges
The Senate Judiciary Committee moved to favorably report a bill creating an extra circuit judge for the seventh circuit covering Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois and two extra district judges for the northern district of Illinois. President Roosevelt is unlikely to push railroad rate legislation this winter and may call an extraordinary session next autumn to address the issue.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Seventh Circuit
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Congress
Middletown Flyer Jumps Track. 1 Dead 44 Hurt
A Middletown flyer on the Erie railroad near Fairlawn and Warren Point leaped the track today. One girl died and forty four were injured as five cars derailed and rolled down the embankment. The train carried about one hundred fifty passengers, mostly commuters.
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Patkirson
N. J
Middletown Flyer
Erie Railroad
Fairlawn
Warren Point
Revolution at St Petersburg University Strikes Vote
Professors students and directors at St Petersburg University vote to join the general Russian strike and close the university. Elsewhere in Iowa the Rock Island flyer wrecked west of Wiota at noon, two killed thirteen injured.
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St. Petersburg University
St. Petersbura
Russia
Ds Moss
Rock Island
Wiota
Prominent Horseman Cicere J. Hamlin Dies at 86
Cicere J. Hamlin, organizer of the National Trotting Association, died today in Burrago New York at age 86. His leadership helped shape American trotting circuits and he was a longstanding figure in harness racing circles.
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Burrago
N. Y
Cicere J. Hamlin
National Trotting Association
Fire Loss Over a Million in Indianapolis Wholesale District
In Indianapolis on February 20 a large wholesale district fire caused about 1.1 million dollars in losses with 850 thousand dollars insured. Local fire crews battled the flames through the night, with damage heavily concentrated in commercial warehouses and stores.
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Indianapolis
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Close
Closing board of trade quotations list May wheat at 1.1854 and May corn at 46.34. May oats 30.54. May pork 8.127.7. January ribs 6.90 and lard 6.82. Union stockyard prices show cattle at 1,000 to 15 lower with good to prime 5.60, hogs steady 4.00 to 5.24, and sheep 4.50 to 6.10 with 10 to 15 lower.
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Board of Trade
Union
Weather Forecast for Circano Feb 20
Circano forecast notes partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers in the extreme south tonight. Moderate temperatures across the area with light winds and no significant weather warnings anticipated.
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Circano
Taggart Named to Appropriations Committee Chairman
Hon James E Taggart of Ridott represents the district and joins the committee on appropriations as chairman of the university of Illinois sub committee. The panel will push for nearly two million dollars in state university funding. Northern Illinois Agricultural Society directors re elect all officers except auditor F B Walker new auditor. Department superintendents to be chosen March 4. W A Stevens in Chicago planning dates for summer trotting meeting at Taylors Park.
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Taggart
James E. ‘Taggart
Ridott
Northern
Ilinois Agricultural Society
Olf
F. B. Walker
W. A. Stevens
Chicago
Taylor's Park
Work of Consistory Opens Annual Scottish Rite Meeting
The thirty seventh annual rendezvous and reception of Free work Consistory Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite begins tonight and runs through Thursday. A class of twenty five candidates will take the degrees with many out of town members expected. Degrees are scheduled for Freeport lodge Perse day seven pm Freeport Council Jerusalem seven pm Freeport Chapter Rose Croix de LH-R-D-M1 Tuesday nine pm Freeport Consistory s P R 8 Wednesday three and seven pm Grand encampment Thursday 1 pm A reception and dance will be held at Lexington hall Thursday evening February 28.
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Ahgal
Freeport Lodge
Will Rush Bills Reform Measures Pushed Rapidly
Springfield legislature to press ahead with primary reform bill as coming week expected to be the busiest of the session. Obstacles cleared, reform measures to move quickly with priority on the primary bill.
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Springfield
Prince tickets offered for reception and card party
Beginning at eight o clock each prince is entitled to one ticket for himself and a lady provided by the reception committee. A reception and card party will be tendered the ladies at the residence of Dr and Mrs J ER Pair on Thursday February 28 from 2 to 5 30 p.m.
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J. ER. Pair
Euterpean Society Meets at Mrs Oyler Home
An evening program by the Euterpean Society at Mrs. John G. Oyler’s home featured readings on Eugene Field and biographical selections about Chaminade and Cimabue. Guest of honor Mrs. Grace Reynolds Squires sang, with a closing group of pieces. next meeting planned for March 4 at Mrs. Breed’s.
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Euterpean Society
John G. Oyler
Cecil Chaminade
H. D. Cook
Eugene Field
Eugene Field, With Characteristic Readings, Was Given By Miss Belle, Gransden
Cimabue
Freeport
Belle Gransden
Rigene Mehl
Cook
Yin
Burton
Wanna
Burdette
Chung
Pas Des Amphores
Batlett
Youn
Palth
Burton Wores Gardnere-Chindnade
Ohaminade
Brokyn Bigssoms
Chimbue
Kitournelle
Chaminas
Oyler Chopin
Hogan
Quires
Breed
James Whitcomb Riley
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Hofmann
Miss. Oxlur
Miss Rookey
Weary
Opening Day Reception At W T Rawleigh Medical Co
Readers are urged to note The W T Rawleigh Medical Company's opening day events as the plant hosts a reception Friday afternoon and evening. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for quick relief and healing of burns, wounds, and sores with a Norfolk testimonial and local druggist availability.
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W.T. Rawleigh Medical Company
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Rivenbark, Jr
Norfolk
Joseph Emmert
Debates on Civil Service Reform and Direct Senate Elections
The Republicans push civil service reform and direct Senate election ideas amid a tight primary bill debate. Governor Deneen weighs patronage limits, while Chicago charter measures and a good roads law are planned after session items. A late note says Richard P. Bittgerald and Flora Gastman wed in town today. Marine Eye Remedies advertise a home eye tonic remedy.
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United States
Senate
House
Chicago
Deneen
Deneun
Wnuch Red Tire
The Advantages of the Farm Loan as an investment
The article argues farm loans offer safer, dependable returns. It notes high grade bonds sell at premiums and city loans suffer from fire losses. Farm mortgages rely on land value, with buildings as minor security, and provide better current interest rates than other well secured investments.
Charles D Knowlton Banker and Investment Dealer
Charles D Knowlton is described as a banker and dealer in investment securities. The notice emphasizes his professional role and business focus.
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Charles D. Knowlton
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