Hopkins Vote Loss Deepens Illinois Deadlock
Springfield AP report notes four ballots in a joint session with Hopkins losing 12 votes. Hopkins fell from 85 on the 17th ballot to 73 on the 21st as Democrats shifted support among candidates, with L. Y. Sherman and former governor Richard Yates entering the ballot. Prospects for breaking the deadlock remained unclear.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Hopkins
L. Y. Sherman
Richard Yates
Willett Speech Expunged From Congressional Record
A special committee recommends expunging Representative Willett of New Yorks speech criticizing the president from the permanent Congressional Record. The panel finds the remarks exceed debate limits and violate House privileges, noting the need to preserve courtesy and dignity in proceedings.
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Washington
House
Representative Willett
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Houses of Congress
House of Representatives
New York
Robert P. Kennedy
Ohio
Senate
Special Committee
Congressional Record
Wisconsin Salons Object to Senate Primary Probe
In Madison on January 27 the Assembly killed the Senate resolution for an investigation into the senatorial primary. A motion to suspend the rules for immediate passage failed, needing two thirds. First joint-assembly ballot produced no winner as Stephenson received 65 of 67 needed and other votes were scattered. Houses adjourned to tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
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Senate
Joint Assembly
Stephenson
Brownsville Question Up in Senate Leaders Draft Bill
Senate leaders draft a bill to settle the Brownsville question with approval from President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker. The president sent Congress a message endorsing Governor Magoon’s call for an appropriation to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana harbor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Foraker
Congress
Magoon
Maine
Havana Harbor
Harri man Elected Director of New York Central
E H Harriman was today elected director of the New York Central railroad. W C Brown, president of the New York Central, was also elected a director of the company.
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Associated Press
New York
E. H. Harriman
New York Central Railroad
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Monster Masquerade at the Roll Away Rink
A Monster Masquerade unfolds at the Roll Away Rink this Thursday evening January 28 with skating scheduled until 11 p.m. Participants are invited to join in the spooky fun and costumes.
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Monster
Rollaway Rink
W Scott Benson Dies at Dubuque After Fifty Years Service
Winfield Scott Benson a Commercial Agent at Dubuque for twenty years died at the Julian hotel at age 70 from a stroke following a decline after November 21. Born February 12 1839 in Erie Pa he moved west in 1860 and built a long railway career with the Illinois Central and the SHindg Central. He was a Mason active in multiple bodies and survived by two sons and a brother.
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Eagene Dailey
Freeport
Ilinois Central Railroad
Winfield Scott Benson
Dubuque
Julian Hotel
Benson
Illinois Central
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Omaha
Mr. Benson
Erie
Fred I. Benson
Douglas
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Fred
Iowa
Scott Benson
J. T., Harahan
Blue Lodge
Warren
Royal Arch
Knights Templar
Waterloo
Consistory
el Kahir Temple
Mystic Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Lichtenberger Brothers Plan Modern Sanitary Meat Market
The Lichtenberger Brothers at 102 Chicago Street pursue a sanitary meat market with extensive upgrades. Excavation for a sausage factory in the rear, cemented floors and walls, a modern refrigerator replacing an old ice box, a new front, tile floors, and new fixtures accompany the ongoing improvements by A. F. and William Lichtenberger, successors to Henry and George.
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Lichtenberger Brothers
Chicago Street
A. F
William Lichtenberger
Henry
George Lichtenberger
Liechtenberger
Senate confirms Bacon and O'Laughlin for State post
The Associated Press reports in Washington that on January 27 the Senate confirmed Robert Bacon as secretary of state and John C. O Laughlin as assistant secretary of state.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robert Bacon
John C. O'Laughlin
Great French Actor Dead In France
Paris mourns as Benoit Constant Couquelin renowned French actor dies at Pont-Aux-Dames in Seine-Et-Marne last night, ending a celebrated stage career and influencing European theater.
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Associated Press
Paris
Benoit Constant Couquelin
Pont-Aux-Dames
Seine-Et-Marne
Brunswick-Balke Collender ad promotes tables in Illinois
The Brunswick-Balke Collender Company offers billiard and pool tables in Mission and other woods from 115 dollars, secondhand tables from 100 dollars, with small installments. Buy direct from the world’s largest factories, no commissions, with L J Brunswick as northern Illinois representative visiting Freeport weekly from Brewster House. Chicago address 263 265 Wabash Avenue.
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Northern Illinois
L. J.brunswick
Freeport
Brewster House
Brunswick-Balkecollender Company
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
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