Secretary Watts reports on Philippines policy costs and future path
Secretary Watts delivers a lengthy assessment of U S policy in the Philippines noting total expenditures near 6 million dollars and arguing for gradual self rule. He defends the cost while urging limited trade restrictions, land ownership moves, and exemption from coastwise laws to aid eventual independence.
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Watts
United States
Philippines
Tis
Gonsparte moves to break up Union Pacific monopoly action
Attorney General directs use of a equitable instrument to seize control of Union Pacific and its subsidiaries in a suit to divest ownership in Santa Fe Great Northern and Northern Pacific. The case aims to dismantle a transcontinental monopoly extending from the Missouri River to the Pacific coast. Several defendants named including Parker Trust Co and others. The department calls the stock holdings of Union Pacific and its subsidiaries in direct violation of Sherman’s act.
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Washington, Dan
Gonsparte
Union Pacifie Railroad Company
Aq Iit
Southern Pacific
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Otters
Petyweren
Fie
Uae
Phy Department
Vissour River
Pacific Coast
Portland
Parkers’ Fon and Trust Company
New York
Sant Be TW. Waerinnad
Daeab E Schire
Otto TS Rodin
Hares Stiliinab
Rosers
Wri A. Hark
Democrats Tackle Finance Key Senate Deliberations
Democratic senators held a conference on finance to shape a substitute bill to the Niddiel bill. The Finance Committee will review treasury-depreni ig details and aim for early action this week. The plan centers on issuing government currency under new regulations as a possible alternative.
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Winshington
Slam
Committee On Filnee
Senate
Thi Ley
Navy Experiment To Be Tried
Washington Jap. 27. Encouraged by valuable results believed obtained by the British admiralty to the spectacular sloughing of the old image plans a new naval experiment.
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Washington
Turret Targeted as Officials Plot County Shelter
A damaged report describes officials moving to direct force against a target described as a turret. The aim is to deter a forbidden action while preserving a nearby monitor built about ten years ago. The plan references a farm area and a street location without listing concrete names or dates.
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Tatedy
Washington. dap 27. Phaviras nifase st his thain aft Athuata bvidey osete
Washington diary entry notes a disrupted schedule as Phaviras plans a late dinner with Caidiven oli, delaying attends and wardrobe, and hints at social calls while denying any political talks. The fragmentary text references travel, clothes, and visits.
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Washington
Phaviras Nifase
Vanderbilt Wedding Notice From New York City Report
Gladys Vanderbilt married in New York on the twenty seventh day of June. The ceremony occurred along Fateh avenue and Fateh avenue in what appears to be a city setting. The note identifies Gladys as the youngest daughter in the Vanderbilt family.
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New York
Dat
Vanderbilt
Fateh Avenue
Seventh Street
Gladys
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to wed in Newport plans
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, kin of Marlborough Peles, heads a high society match. The ceremony at St Patrick Cathedral included a phony amphage and vows. The couple will depart for Newport this afternoon to settle the betrothal and sail for Tape.
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Gladys Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Peles
Marlborough
United States
Mario
Mersureear Laovelle
St. Patrick'’s
Ormmng
Newport
Could Not Save His Tite
Klein, Jan. 37.5. The leds of Paul Jones, twenty one years old, were caught in a gravel pit near Abquirdgiuda. TD. Mrnday, has been recovered. Attempts to rescue Jones while he was alive failed until his distress was uncovered and the body was found. Food had been passed through a tide to the bedief that the fima poisoned mice remained alive after the enave-in was found to tapee been tatareted.
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Klein
Paul Jones
Mrnday
Neat
Higher Pension Grant This Year in Washington
Representative Shelfer of Ohio reports to the House Appropriations Committee on pensions. The committee plans to recommend a pension roll totaling about 7,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1909, exceeding this year's pension roll by roughly seven million.
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Washington
Ohio
Sua
House
State Supreme Court ruling restores old railroad fare schedule
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will restore the pre existing fare schedule on November 2 after a state supreme court decision ruled the recent fare changes inapplicable to the company.
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Thiladelphist
Tim
Peniayivania Railroad Company
State Supreme Court
Malice or Accident At Pivekmima Town House Tragedy
In Pivekmima town a fatal incident occurred when a household structure sustained critical damage and a person died. The report references unclear causes and notes involvement of local residents and workers in the event. Further details remain uncertain due to fragmented text.
Pittsburg Weather Story Misspelled Amid Streaks Of Wind
A winter section brief from Pittsburg describes violent weather with strong winds and flying debris. The report notes rapid shifts and damaged sheets as the storm impacts the city, offering a snapshot of the tense, brief meteorological conditions.
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Pittsburg
Watrons asked to report missed newspapers
Watrons not receiving their paper regularly will confer a favor by notifying this office of same.
Dry Town by Spring Conditions Identical to Jackson ville
Former Morgan County State’s Attorney Pells discusses the operation of the law movement likened to a prairie fire. The piece continues from Page 6 and compares conditions in Dry Town by Spring to those at Jacksonville.
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Morgan
Jacksonville and Freeport Sober Up the Saloons Debate
Mr Miller compares Jacksonville and Freeport before and after prohibition arguing saloon removal funds state and local costs, arrests, rents, and business impact. He cites Woman's Church mobilization in Jacksonville, public school involvement, and voter turnout as key factors in the anti saloon movement. He predicts slowed public improvements temporarily but eventual success under the new law.
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Jacksonville
Freeport
Miller
Heoe
Morgan County
Mr. Miller
Miller Owas
New Battalions Formed in Sixth Regiment Orders Issued
Captain Harry Yount reports from Q General Channon detailing battalion arrangement for the Sixth regiment I. N. G. The plan lists Kirst-Companies IV FE C under Colonel Tartillice, second-Companies BF K A B under Colonel John W. Reig, and third-Companies CD C M under Colonel Henry G. Gyger.
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Harry Yount
Channon
Kirst
Tartillice
K. A
John W. Reig
CD. C
Henry G. Gyger
Kidney cure ad from Guenther & Co claims Hindivo works
An advertisement from PL Guenther & Co at the corner of Galena avenue and street promotes Hindivo as a cure for Brights disease diabetes rheumatism gout dropsy bladder irritation and nervous trouble caused by kidney illness. It offers mail order pre paid delivery with a 50 cent price for one box and a six box package for 2 50 under a positive guarantee.
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Bright
Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Hindivo
Circuit Court Ends December Term in Stephenson County
The December term's last session convened at the Stephenson County Courthouse Saturday evening. W A McGilvray faced forgery charges, bond of $500 defaulted. Hazel Chapman pleaded guilty to ten counts each of running a house of ill fame and selling liquor without a license, with not guilty on an incident involving public safety. Fines of $20 per count plus costs totaling $465 applied. she gave her own recognizance and may dispose of property to cover fines. An attorney from Freeport holds power of attorney to settle her estate for payment, and she plans to leave for parts unknown.
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Stephenson County
Court House
W. A. McGilvray
McGllvray
Hazel Chapman
Freeport
Vinci cod liver oil tonic advertised by Freeport pharmacist
An aged physician endorses Vinci as a safe non patent medicine containing cod liver oil and iron. Pharmacist Joseph Emert of Freeport offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails to help with chronic coughs colds bronchial and lung troubles, claiming rapid strength and vitality gains from the product.
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Joseph Fimmert
Vinci
Freeport
Joseph Emmert
Infant Dies In Farmhouse Chair Accident
Milledgeville Jan 24. The six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Quest on a Penrose area farm was instantly killed when a high chair toppled forward as the two year old sister reached for the baby. The mother narrowly missed the tragedy, turns away briefly to answer a remark and the chair strikes the child over the heart causing immediate death, a physician says.
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Milledgeville
Jesse Quest
Penrose
Elgin Council Proceedings to Move to Pamphlet Form
A change will be made in printing the Elgin council proceedings. In the future they will not appear in a daily paper but will be printed as pamphlets.
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Elgin Council
Publication Notice to Mary Cuddebouck
Notice states a pending acertveda suit in Stephenson county Illinois with plaintiff Cuddebielb and defendant Mary Cuddebouck. case returnable at the March term at Freeport courthouse on the first Monday of March. Posted January with officials Crain and Stevens signing.
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Mary Cuddebouck
Mary
Stephenson County
Freeport
Revival Keeps Converts Steady Nine Months After
Miss Mabel Chadband writes from Freeport praising Billy Sunday revival last spring. In Bloomington the meetings drew 2,200 on average, 6,000 once, with total converts about 1,960 by January. Freeport collected $8,064.38 for Sundays services and aided the Y M C A with a $10,270 pledge drive. Bloomington’s Ralph Smedley and Wilbur Coons highlighted local revival impact and city growth.
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Mabel Chadband
Freeport
Bloomington
Pantagraph
William A. Sunday
Sin
Ilinois
William Sunday
Town
Billy Sunday
Stephenson Street
Billy
Christ
Dilly Sunday
Ralph Smedley
Sunday
Y. M
Wilbur Coons
Freeport Business Men's Association
Mr. Smedley
Pinenles Promised Relief for Rheumatism Back Aches
An advertisement offers Pinenles claiming relief from rheumatism back ache and joint stiffness. It promises 30 days of treatment for $1.00 and notes a single nightly dose proves merit. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P Guenther
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