Mrs Thaw and Stanford White Terms Described in Chauffeur Claim
John Burns White's former chauffeur signs a statement claiming Mrs Thaw and Stanford White were on friendly terms as recently as last September. In Pittsburg, Mrs Holman says she introduced her daughter to White and will share details later. London reports Mrs Thaw sailing home from Dover.
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New York
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
John Burns
White
Pittsburg
Charles J. Holman
London
Peasants and workers plan armed uprising signal
In Helsingfors the peasants and workmen congress directed emissaries to organize continued preparations for an armed uprising across Russia awaiting a signal from St. Petersburg. In Warsaw the police resign amid pervasive crime and fear of assassination.
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St. Petersburg
Peasants and Workmen's
Helsingfors
Russia
Warsaw
West Freeport 10 Put On City Airs Residents
West Freeport village board approved a new street lighting method from the Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co. Thirty-nine self-lighting lamps, clock-controlled and eight days windless, were tested with plans to add eleven more. A permanent sidewalk ordinance covering nearly a mile of boardwalk on North Galena avenue and Whistler to Sixth street passed. An auto speed limit of eight miles per hour and required night lights were proposed, with police arrest power to be decided.
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West Freeport
Z. T. F. Runner
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
Gas Corporation
Messrs. Schryer
Janssen
Swan
Cleveland Street Lighting Company
Cleveland
J. E. Austin
Galena Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Sixth Street
Whistler
Freeport
Lincoln Boulevard
Stephenson Street
Death in Unusual Form In Cincinnati Stack Collapse
Iron workers Joseph Ayers and Oscar Underwood fell about a hundred feet inside a great iron smoke stack. They slipped as the stack collapsed and were hurled from the tube when it hit the ground. Both died later from their injuries.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Ayers
Oscar. Underwood
Taggart can't fool them in Indiana raids statement
Winona Lake Indiana July 6 Governor Hanly comments on raids at French Lick and West Baden He says Mr Waggart will not fool the people of Indiana or deceive the public in this matter He believes the suits filed by the attorney general are well founded
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Winona Lake
Ind
Hanly
French Lick
West Baden
Waggart
Indiana
Gasoline explosion kills two in Saginaw dye works
A major blast at a Saginaw Michigan dye works today caused the building to be wrecked and resulted in two deaths and four injuries. All windows in the plant were shattered.
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Saginaw, Mich
Massacre at Polish limekiln as Cossacks attack
A Lokal Anzeiger report from Berlin states twenty Cossacks stormed a limekiln near Miechow in Kielce province Russian Poland. An explosion occurred while forces penetrated the kiln killing eight Cossacks and wounding five.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Miechow
Kielce
Russian Poland
Cleveland ill in Princeton sends word of improvement
Grover Cleveland III, Princeton New Jersey, July 6 special report says Grover Cleveland, ill with indigestion, told the Associated Press from his room that he was slightly ill but better and would be out in a few days.
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Princeton
N.J
Grover Cleveland
Associated Press
Anarchist August Rosenberg Arrested in Altona
Aug ust Rosenberg named suspect in Anarchist plot to kill Emperor William. He allegedly traveled from Seattle to Germany and was arrested in Altona, Prussia, on July 6.
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Altona
Prussia
August Rosenberg
Seattle
Wash
Germany
William
Noted Sculptor II Denies Cancer Operation
Windsor Vermont July 6 special report denies that sculptor Augustus St Gaudens underwent operation for removal of a cancerous growth. He has been ill but is at work today.
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Windsor, Vt
Augustus St. Gaudens
President Roosevelt Hosts New Zealand Premier at Luncheon
In Oyster Bay on July 6 President Roosevelt will entertain Sir Joseph Ward premier of New Zealand at a luncheon. The special event underscores cordial relations between the United States and New Zealand during the wartime alliance.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Joseph Ward
New Zzeland
Carnival Man Injured But Set For Freeport Appearance
Diavola a Mundy Carnival loop the loop performer was hurt in a fall at Kenosha Wisconsin yesterday. His injuries are not serious enough to prevent him from performing in Freeport next week according to the Journal’s want column.
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Diavola
Mundy Carnival Company
Freeport
Kenosha
Wis
Local Debate Over Ordinance Sparks Division
Citizens remain split as supporters back the action while others doubt its necessity, arguing compliance would occur without radical measures. The discussion centers on how to enforce rules and whether stronger steps are warranted.
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Tees
Factory relocation rumor at Freeport Shoe Mfg plant
Rumor circulating on the streets claims Freeport Shoe Manufacturing plans to move its West Freeport plant to a larger Third ward site for closer worker housing and better rail access. Company officials deny current plans but acknowledge possible future expansion.
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Freeport Shoe Manufacturing Company
West Freeport
Third Ward
Third
New star on the flag marks Oklahoma admission
Washington on July 6 reports that Quartermaster-General Humphreys and Navy equipment chief Cowell agreed to add a star in the blue field for Oklahoma. The new star will appear at the start of the next fiscal year after statehood is formal, expected July 1, 1907, so salutes are premature.
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Washington
Humphreys
Cowell
Navy Department
Army
Navy
United States of
Oklahoma
Illinois Mayor Arrested Over Tampico Foray
Springfield July 6 The return of Tampico's last mayor ends in arrest on a state warrant charging illegal arrest of temperance aldermen John Blacklund and Herbert Dennison and false imprisonment in the city hall. Mayor Kemp marshal James Daley and the assistant marshal were taken into custody for acting on his orders during a police foray to seize the temperance men. The State Liquor Dealers Association is said to be involved and the state's attorney aiding the temperance side expects a conviction.
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Springfield
Ill
Tampico
Kemp
John Blacklund
Herbert Dennison
Temperance
James Daley
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
Rebate Case Goes Forward in AltonRail Trial
Chicago July 6 Special Judge Landis overruled defense request to acquit on eight of ten counts in the rebating indictment against the Alton railroad and two former officials. The jury found guilty on the first count, effectively a rebating verdict, in the high profile trial.
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Chicago
Alton Railroad
Landis
Mayor Rose Fined $1000 for Contempt in Kansas City
Popeka July 6 The supreme court found Mayor Rose of Kansas City Kansas guilty of contempt for assuming office after being ousted for failing to enforce prohibition and gambling laws. He was fined $1000 and removed from power.
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Popeka
Kas
Supreme Court
Rose
Kansas City
Play Not Immoral. New York Court Acquits in Shaw Case
In New York on July 6 the court of special sessions ruled that producing George Bernard Shaw's play Mrs Warren's Profession in the city last season did not violate the penal code. The defendants were acquitted.
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New York
Court of Special Sessions Today
George Bernard Shaw
Market Report from Chicago Board of Trade and Union Stock Yards
Closing quotations show Sept wheat at 19, Sept corn at ., Sept oats 3454 34, Sept park 317.00, Sept lard 3s.97, Sept ribs g9.37. At Union Stock Yards cattle 3,000 steady to strong, beef values Beeves 1.10 to 6.15, cows 1.30 to 5.20, stockers 2.60 to 4.50. Hogs 21,000 down 5, mixed butchers 36.36 to 36.80, good heavy 6.65 to 6.77, rough heavy 6.30 to 6.50, light 6.35 to 6.82, sheep 10,000 strong 4.60 to 5.96.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Sick and Afflicted in Union Street Resident
Charles Witte of Union Street is reported on the sick list, with illness affecting daily life.
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Charles Witte
Union Street
Mercerized soft ,
A fragmentary note mentions Mercerized fabric items and a reference to Newligee with unclear ties to E and WW. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
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Newligee
Sue dc
Greatest Show on Earth Arrives in Freeport Parade Thrills Crowd
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus arrived from Baraboo Wis and drew a crowd of thousands for a two o clock parade and afternoon performance. The parade toured downtown Host Freeport with elephants camels exotic wagons and costumed riders amid cheering crowds. The evening show features acrobatics, aerial acts, sea lions, clowns and a final performance at 7 o'clock.
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Freeport
Webb
Gorman
Madame Maronette
Lowanda
Bright Eyes Tea and Tablets Note on Youthful Looks
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a blemish free bright eyes remedy. It touts bright eyes and rosy cheeks as signs of youth and credits Joseph Eimmert with the product. The notice claims the remedy comes as tea or tablets priced at 35 vents.
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Cupid
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Eimmert
The Dany Jous delivered where at the ar toe she's Wek
The readable fragments describe a delivery event involving a person or item named Dany Jous. Details are unclear but imply a delivery at a location tied to an ar toe and reference someone named Wek. Further readable text is needed for precise reporting.
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Lib Mechanic St
Premoette
Joseph Emmert
Hollister & Barrett, Jewelers
Opticians
Stephenson St
Freeport, Tl
QO. P. Hildreth
Ing By Gas Company Is
Taggart
Hanty
Grover Cleveland III
Emperor William
The
Journal
Hillmer
White Ash
H. A. Hillmer CO
Illinois
Today’s Market Report
Circus
Baraboo
North Dakota
Ime
A. D. Knowlton
Savings Bank
Court House
Charles D. Knowlton
North
Galena Ave
Henrietta
Lars
Lilingis
Uncle Sam
An. P
Aed
Doctor’s Ofice
Journal Office
C,h, Little & Co
Palmer
CH. Little & Co
Genoi
Ss. Pe
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
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