Brookline, Mass the richest suburb clinging to old town form
Brookline, a Boston suburb with about 25 000 residents, stands as the wealthiest U S town under town meeting rule. Citizens vote directly on all issues, with a 700 turnstile rule ensuring turnout determines validity, and annual meetings allocate budgets from schools to landscaping.
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New York Sun
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Nothing Equals It Manages Colds and Coughs
Boston resident Mrs. W G Jacklin endorses Father John’s Medicine as a cure for colds and coughs. The ad notes a 1 dollar size offers triple quantity versus the 60 cent size and urges readers to ask their druggist. Joseph Emmert, Freeport Illinois, markets the product at 111 Stephenson Street.
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W. L. Jacklin
Boston
Mass
Father John
W. G. Jacklin
Westminster
Amass
Joseph Emmert
Stephenson Street
Freeport
Braman Released After Abduction Case Dismissal
Braman who was arrested at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and taken to Belvidere to answer to a charge of abducting a Belvidere girl was released Thursday evening as it was found impossible to convict since the girl refused to testify that he took her away against her will. He returned at once to Wisconsin.
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Braman
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Belvidere
Wisconsin
Jama Wenen
Vicnuw Womae
Lencorace
Sui ‘Mers
Notre Dame
Ind
Drought Forecast For Central Valley In 1907
A weather forecast warns of a serious drought entering the corn belt in 1907, following the 1906 drouth. Predictions indicate a breather in December with a cold start, then a warm wave crossing the west, central valleys, and eastern states by late January to February, with farmers urged to store corn and resist speculative grain pressures.
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New Orleans
Y M C A Circus Opens With Big Acts
The Y M C A circus begins Monday night with shows at 7:80 and a main act half an hour later. After a dress rehearsal the troupe, led by Mr Smedley, promises a grand display of acrobatics and gymnastic feats with new features and a minstrel concert following the main show. Performances run Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
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Smedley
Fred J Karlen Buys Kentucky Thoroughbred in Freeport
Our Blue Label man Fred J Karlen of Winslow Register recently bought a thoroughbred Kentucky riding horse in Freeport. The deal was said to be worth five hundred plunks.
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Winslow Register
Fred J. Karlen
Freeport
Fred
Pants sale with 20 percent discount included
Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer advertise a pants sale offering 20 percent off all pants. Prices fall from $5 to $2 with corresponding sale prices and waist sizes from 30 to 46 and lengths from 30 to 86. Shop at 78 Stephenson Bt.
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Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Stephenson Bt
Amusements at Grand Opera House and Bijou bills
The semi annual Ly man H Howe moving picture exhibition arrives at Grand Opera House tomorrow with a new varied program expected to draw full houses. Bijou offers a rope throwing team Tannehill and Radcliff, dancers Marquis and Lynn, contortionist Marie Dockeman, and a full change of moving pictures and songs.
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Lyman H. Howe
Grand Opera House
Amr. Howe
Mr. Howe
Bijou
Tannehill
Radcliff
Marquis
Lynn
Marie Dockeman
Date in History Highlights from 1806 to 1905
Key events include 1806 French evacuation from Vienna, 1813 William Jones becomes secretary of the navy, 1842 birth of French poet Coppee, 1876 birth of Jack London, 1883 death of Jack Fills, 1900 opening of Chicago drainage canal, 1905 railroad collision near Ripon New Mexico with five fatalities, and a 1897 national monetary conference in Indianapolis.
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Vienna
William Jones
Pennsylvania
Navy
Sheffield
England
Trancois Coppee
Jack London
Jack Fills
National Monetary Conference
Indianapollis
Chicago
Ripon
N. M
Birthday of Jack London Born in San Francisco
Jack London, the young American author, was born in San Francisco on January 12, 1876. He attended public schools and the University of California, then led a life of varied ventures including sailor, miner, tramp, lecturer, and journalist, with travels across the United States, Canada, London’s East End, and the Klondike area. He later toured Japan, Korea, and Manchuria as a war correspondent in 1904.
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Jack London
San Francisco
University of California
United States
Canada
East End
London
Chilcott Pass
Klondike
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Notable Works Listed in Literary Catalog
The catalog lists works titled The Call of the Wild The Son of the Wolf A Daughter of the Snows The People of the Abyss The Seawolf The Cruise of Dazzler and The God of His Fathers. These titles reflect a mix of adventure, social critique and travel writing from renowned authors.
Coming events at Lexington hall and local venues
Jan 14 16 social dancing at Joe Fifer's Lexington hall. Indoor circus Jan 15 18 at Y, Ushers minstrels Grand Opera House Jan 15. Card party at O C F hall Jan 16 Cherry Camp M W A installation. Jan 17 International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths ball at Blust hall, Div 188 party Jan 21. Meat K G ball Jan 22 Joe Fifer's school Jan 23 Presbyterian concert Jan 24 Knights of Columbus dance Jan 20 Pokemen's annual ball Masonic temple Jan 4 Joe Fifer's school Jan 23 Feb 2 Y MCA men banquet United Commercial Travelers banquet Feb 12 D A TR colonial ball March 18 card party St Marys hall March 25 28 Freeport Consistory ceremony
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Joe Fifer
Lexington Hall
Y. Aml Ay Oa
Grand Opera House
Boof R. T
0.C. F. Hall
Cherry Camp
M. W. A. Janis
Internationa Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpersanton
Masonic Temple
United Commercial Travelers
B. of
Nxcelsior Lodge of Masons
St. Mary's Hall
Freeport
The Clansman and Other Titles in a Local Schedule
A listing from January to February shows performances or readings at North Grosvenor with dates including January 21 to 26, January 28 redemption of David Carson, February 2 Florence Gale, February 8 Eva Tanguay, February 18 East Lynne, and February 20 The Girl and the Bandit.
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Grand Opera House
North Gros
David Carson
Medal for President Diaz at Mexico Palace
David R. Francis president of the St. Louis exposition and a party of associates arrive to present a gold medal and diploma to President Diaz in recognition of Mexico's participation in the world fair. The ceremony tomorrow at the palace will formally present diplomas and awards won by Mexican exhibitors.
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City of
Mexico
David R. Francis
Diaz
Edward
William
Fire port post office list of letters ending June 12 1907
Names of residents and others with letters awaiting pickup at the Fire Port post office for the week ending June 12 1907. Persons include Anderson Alla, Mrs Piez Boddy, Mrs M A Rockey, Mrs John Fox, Mrs Lydia Rhad, Mrs Helgh Herren, Miss Martha Hogenhough, Wm Verge, Mrs Jennie Price, Mrs Wind Mill Enoch, John A Fager, Jas Schutz, Ian Snooks, G Stricklin, J Q Wolf, and others. Advertised January 12, 1907. return by postmaster Atkins.
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Fireport
Anderson
Alla Reshledia
Piez Boddy
M.A. Rockey
John Fox
Andrew Rhad
Lydia Herren
Helgh Smith
Murry Kurtz
B.A. Krover
Vidl Moore
Wm. Verge
Harry Price
Jennie Winters
Martha Hogenhough
J. M. Walter
J.Q. Wolf
Franklin T
Atkins
De Witts Little Early Risers Pills Ad
Advertisement for De Witt's Little Early Risers claiming reliability with endorsement by Wm Jungkunz of 85 Stephenson Street. Product promoted as dependable early riser pills for regular use.
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de Witt
Wm. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
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