Parker and Bryan shaped by trust issue in 1905 debate
The piece notes Bryan’s attack on Judge Parker over trusts, arguing Parker would not curb trusts as Roosevelt did. It contends Democratic support favored Roosevelt-Fairbanks, voting against Parker’s conservatism and anti trust stance. It reflects on history and public misreadings of Parker’s trust policy.
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Jefferson
Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt-Fairbanks
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Congress
White House
Personal notices from Lena visitors and travelers
Mrs Grover Wilsie of Lena visits in the city while G W Calkins, C B E Smith, James Palmer, Harry Van Sycle, Miss Pearl Windecker, Mrs Charles Voigt, Miss Dora Richel, Joseph Bertmeier Jr, Fred Kuntz, John Hichelberger and Roy, Robert Smith, Mrs Edwin Bertsch, Mrs W H Wohlford, Mrs M Loemker, Ernest Lohmeier, Fred Fiene, Jennie and Martha McGurk, George Fry, Mrs A Diefenthaler, Mason Kauffman, Miss Elza Chrisler, Miss Emma Bossah, George A Drysdale, Dr Graham, Mrs Charles Bevy, Antone and Charles Billerbeck, F L Bennett, Mrs Margaret Sage, Mrs Ben Sage, Misses Ada Whoebel and Alice Hammond, Miss Mary Horsely, H E Rhodes, J C Guyer and son Ray travel or visit in various nearby towns.
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Grover Wilsie
Lena
G. W. Calkins
Forreston
C. BE. Smith
Chicago
James Palmer
Harry van Sycle
Winslow
Pearl Windecker
Rock City
Charles Voigt
Amboy
Dora Richel
Rockford
W. H. Wohlford
M.loémker
McConnell
Bergman
Ernest Lohmeier
Fred Fiene
Davis
Jennie
Martha McGurk
George Fry
Freeport
A. Diefenthaler
Mason Kauffman
Polo
Elza Chrisler
Denver
Colo
M. D. Chilton
Emma Bossah
Sterling
L. Creider
George A. Drysdale
Graham
Brown's Lake
Wis
Charles E. Bevy
Toledo
Towa
Frank Furry
Antone
Charles Billerbeck
Red Cedar Lake
F. L. Bennett
Kingston
Winslow Schools
Margaret Sage
Ben Sage
Danville
Ralph Piersol
Ada Whoebel
Alice Hammond
Lakemaker
Waterloo Courier
Mary Horsely
John Horsely
Cottage Street
H. E. Rhodes
Kinois Central
Carbondale
Ill
J.C. Guyer
Ray
Elgin
Bruick
Mr. Guyer
Thoroughbred Horses Carried on Illinois Central Train
A carload of bloated horses traveled through the city this morning heading south. The horses were under the charge of the American Express company and were attached to the 9 10 southbound Illinois Central passenger train.
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American Express Company
Illinois Central
Chaldeans Will Meet at Royal Palace No 2
Royal Palace No 2 of the Ancient Chaldeans will hold a session at the Masonic temple next Tuesday evening with members invited to attend.
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Royal Palace No
Masonic Temple
Bucklen's Amnic Salve Ends Twenty Year Battle
A. M. Bruce of Farmville Virginia credits Bucklen's Amnic Salve with ending a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and malignant sores. The testimonial claims the remedy cured both ailments with no trace remaining. Best for ulcers cuts burns and is 25 cents at Jos Emmert's drugstore.
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A. M. Bruce
Farmville
Jos
Emmert’s
Labor Hosts Plan Big Celebration in Freeport
The Freeport Trades and Labor Council held a large semi annual meeting in the Trades and Labor hall with a big turnout despite heat. Officers were installed led by Frank J. Glenn as President and W. W. Wheat as Secretary. Reports showed rising membership and a higher balance. Labor Day plans were set including a Beloit trip at 6 am for a monster parade with unions from Janesville Rockford Freeport and Beloit. A Beloit games program with Freeport and Green Bay teams was announced along with a Henney-Globe band. An August 5 mass meeting in Freeport will protest the kidnapping case of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone and demand trial or bail.
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Freeport Trades and Labor Council
Trades and Labor Hall
Orla Perry
Frank J. Glenn
I. K. Bruse
Hfe
Y. M. Cgc. A
Association
Smedley
Council
Labor Day
Transportation Committee
Beloit
Rockford & Interurban Railway Company
Interurban Company
Freeport
Rockford
Janesville
Green Bay
Henney-Globe Band
Tri-City
F. J. Glenn
W. J. Burdick
Henry Klipping
W. W. Wheat
C. H. Kirchaefer
Freeport Union
Moyer
Haywood
Uncertain Kidnapping Question in Colorado Case
Report notes ambiguity over whether a person was kidnapped in Colorado. Authorities have not confirmed a kidnapping, citing unclear circumstances and ongoing investigation. Local sources urge caution and await further official statements.
Government to Enforce Eight Hour Law on Public Works
A Washington dispatch reports a presidential action directing all government officers in charge of public works to report violations of the eight hour law to the Department of Justice. Prosecution will be at government expense. Contractors often overwork workers, claiming higher bids to cover longer hours. The move aims to curb excessive overtime and reduce project costs.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
House Committee On Labor
Department of Justice
Shelby M Cullom and Richard Yates on Labor Day platform
Shelby M Cullom and Richard Yates, candidates for United States senator, will speak from the same platform at the Labor Day celebration in Springfield.
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Shelby M. ‘Cullom
Richard Yates
United States
Will
Springfield
Labor Proclamation Outlining AFL Campaign Plan
Washington July 20 A proclamation will be issued Monday by Samuel Gompers AFL president detailing organized labor's role in the upcoming congressional campaign. It will include labor's principles and program and outline demands such as an anti injunction law constitutional amendments abolishing the electoral college and direct nomination and election of the president vice president senators and federal judges.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Labor
United States
Wisconsin Labor Federation backs socialism platform
The Wisconsin Federation of Labor votes 34 to 13 in favor of socialism as a remedy for trust evils and opposes accepting public gifts from the rich including gifts to universities and libraries. The group also condemns Samuel Gompers, criticizes federal judges, and urges their election rather than appointment and calls for compulsory insurance at state or national levels.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Federation of Labor Today
Samuel Gompers
Orders Women to Marry Declared by Bishop Crowley
In Philadelphia on July 20 Bishop Crowley of the Church of God now based in Washington DC issued a broad edict. All unmarried women must wed within a year or face excommunication. He also demanded women living with men outside wedlock leave those partners and seek proper husbands.
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Crowley
Philadelphia
Church of God
Washington, D.C
Bisho Crowley
Electric Bitters credited for vigor by Dublin woman
Mrs. E. H. Brunson of Dublin Georgia says she is 82 and can stay strong with Electric Bitters. The tonic is claimed to aid dyspepsia indigestion kidney inflammation and constipation and is guaranteed by Jos Emmert druggist at 50 cents.
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E. H. Brunson
Dublin
Jos. Emmert
Funeral Sunday for Benjamin M. Hance at Prospect Terrace
Funeral services for the late Benjamin M. Hance are set for Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home of his daughter Mrs. 8 H Roscoe at 19 Prospect Terrace. Rev E E McKay pastor of Embury M E church will officiate with arrangements handled by George F Swarts.
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Benjamin M. Hance
H. Roscoe
Prospect Terrace
E. E. McKay
Embury M. E. Church
George F. Swarts
Papa Emmert Dismisses Cast as Vacation Scene At Desk
While coworkers enjoy leisure, Joseph Emmert remains at his desk posing as if on vacation and sipping Rocky Mountain Tea. The scene captures a quiet, disciplined work ethic in a moment of leisure fantasy.
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Papa
Joseph Emmert
HE and W clearing sale offers boys suits at discount
Bargain alert for boys clothing as the HE and W clearing sale offers suits priced at 3.00 after reductions from 4.00 and 5.00, with date code 7-19d3d indicating sale period. Nearby shoppers can expect notable savings on boys’ attire during this clearance event.
Great buying chances at E and W clearing sale
The notice advertises a clearance sale at E and W offering men’s fine dress suits with original prices of 15, 19, and 20 dollars now reduced to 12 dollars and 45 cents. Includes sizes and selection likely available at discount.
Freeport Reaches First, Canners Beat Eau Claire 9 4
Freeport and La Crosse battle for pennant lead after Freeport defeats Eau Claire 9 to 4. Warhop fans six, Eberly allows thirteen hits, but Eau Claire errors costly. Moriarity Gwin Barlow Gardner tally two each for Freeport as they line up to face Wausau.
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Freeport
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Canners
Wausau
Eau Claire H
Ie McAuley
Sseae
Ween Serene
Baker
Serene Batley
Skopic
Goldsmith
Doyle
Teen Ewes
Bherly
Fence
G Asmussen
Schoonhoven
Moriarity
Gwin
Ab Oh
Barlow
Erickson
Mills
Rf Wee
Gardner
If Warhop
Wahrop
Warhop
Eberly
Head
Moriality
Ives
Boland
Green Bay edges La Crosse for 7–6 win in ninth
In Green Bay Wisconsin July 20 with the score tied 5 to 5 in the ninth inning Green Bay surged to take the lead and beat La Crosse 7 to 6. Batteries Jones George Killan Stremmel and Lannian. Wausau shuts out Oshkosh 9–0 in first game. second game ends in a 6–3 Oshkosh win. Batteries Miller Custa Botsford Dolan Gaspar and Custa.
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Green Bay
Wis
la Crosse
R. H. FE
Jones
George
Killan
Stremmel
Lannian
Wausau
Oshkosh
R. H. EB. Wausau
Miller
Custa
Botsford
Dolan
Wisconsin State League standings July 21 1905
The July 21 1905 table shows game counts and win percentages for La Crosse Beloit Freeport Wausau Oshkosh Green Bay with Freeport in third place at .625 and top team La Crosse at .589 in prior year.
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Green Bay Eneae Ee Ey
Oshkosh ‘ Ee Ae
Wausau
Eau Claire We Peewee
Freeport
W. L. P.C. la Crosse
Beloit
Eeee
Wausau Chines Ale
Oshkosh
Eeees
Green Bay
Galena Team Disbands Amid Board Action
At a special meeting of the Galena Baseball association board at Sheean & Sheean, the Galena Independent Base Ball club was disbanded for the rest of the season and future games canceled. Players to be paid off soon. club affairs to be wound up. Manager Charles O'Day offered Wausau, Wisconsin job and to depart early next week. remaining plans unknown.
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Galena Gazette
Galena Baseball Association
Sheean & Sheean
Galena Independent
Charles O'Day
Wausau
Wis
End of Bright Galena Baseball Season After Poor Attendance
The association closed after reviewing conditions and attendance declines. Missteps with Maquoketa and a drift of enthusiasts left the team a losing proposition. Treasury funds will cover player salaries with a small balance after obligations. The May 16 Galena opening marked a rough end to the hoped for record season.
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Maquoketa
Galena
Galeria
Freeport White Sox to Meet Rockford Maroons Tomorrow
The Freeport White Sox and Rockford Maroons will play at Taylor's park tomorrow afternoon with first pitch at 3 o'clock. The White Sox boast a strong amateur season and last Sunday's Taylor's park game was praised as one of the best. The Maroons, regarded as the best rockford lineup, are described as a speedy squad with Osburn, Pearce, Rettsch, Graves, Fogel, King, Folmie, Seber, Nelson, and White Sox players including Waldecker, R. Harris, Grant, Sabin, E. Harris, Munda, Richter, Backus, and Evans.
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Freeport White Sox
Rockford Maroons
Taylor's Park
White Sox
Taylor’s Park
Maroons
Rockford
Osburn
Pearce
Rettsch
Graves
Pearl City Hosts Oriolees Orioles Battery for Tomorrow
Pearl City faces the Oriolees of Freeport tomorrow in a local ball game. Brinkbach and Steffen will be the battery for the Orioles.
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Pearl City
Oriooes
Freeport
Brinkbach
Steffen
Orioles
Lena Illinois Church Reopens with Pipe Organ Dedication
The town plans full services at the Methodist church and the south-side German Lutheran church tomorrow after extensive repairs. Ministers from abroad will attend the dedication of the pipe organ at the Lutheran church during an all-day service. Local residents share visits, birthdays, and gatherings, including a Queen Esther circle festival raising funds.
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Lena
Methodist
John Kaufman
Monroe
Kathryn Allen
Warren
Lloyd Kiplinger
Chicago
G.M. Holley
Peter Seise
Frank
Montague
Chas
Kaym
Lillian
Freeport
Berhenke
George Cain
Artesian
S. D
Queen Esther Circle
Gertrude Tull
L. D. Overstreet
Grant Rees
Maud Rees
Amos Stemm
F. A. Latham
Receiver for Yeomen Lodge in Des Moines Iowa
Attorneys for J B Gossage of San Francisco filed in district court for a receiver for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen, a fraternal insurance order with headquarters in Des Moines. They also filed suits for 160000 dollars claiming damages for cancellation of his agents contract and commissions on new members accrued through his agents. The receiver bid stems from factional strife that ousted the administration a year ago and installed new officers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. B. Gossage
San Francisco
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Gossage
Knights of Columbus Stag Picnic Set for Forest Park
Freeport Council 635 Knights of Columbus plans its annual stag picnic at Forest Park tomorrow with elaborate preparations. A large attendance is expected as committees provide ample food and drink and organize several athletic events including a morning ball game among four chosen teams with two exhibitions planned if participants attend.
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Freeport Council
Knights of Columbus
Forest Park
Knights
Mystic Workers Excursion Train To Madison For Picnic
The Mystic Workers of the World plan an excursion train from Freeport to Madison next Tuesday for the annual order picnic. Tickets are sold at H. J. Moogk C. P. Guenther and W. F. Jungkunz drug stores.
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Mystic Workers of the World
Freeport
Madison
Order
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
W. F. Jungkunz
Madison Couple Married in Court House Ceremony
Madison couple Richard Bathke and Miss Ida Persinske wed in the city courthouse at 10 this morning. Justice Chas. Bentley officiated. both spouses are residents of Madison.
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Madison
Richard Bathke
Ida Persinske
Chas. Bentley
Court House
Engine OW Turntable Delay Halts Train No 32
While moving engine OW from the Illinois Central round house this morning it ran off the turntable causing a nearly hour delay to train No 32. The incident disrupted the schedule and required on site repairs. No injuries reported.
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Illinois Central Round House
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Health Boost
An advertisement by Joseph Emmert promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for eruptions sores pimples and digestive troubles. It touts benefits for life and offers tea or tablets at 85 cents.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Joseph Emmert
Rio conference bids to extend American unity and law
Delegates from Latin American nations gather in Rio de Janeiro for a third inter American conference. The agenda centers on reciprocity, customs reform, arbitration, and a strengthened Bureau of American Republics, with debate on the Drago Doctrine and broader regional collaboration.
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Rio Janeiro
Western Hemisphere
Blaine
North
Central
South America
Europe
Latin America
Three
Americas
Washington
Bureau of American Republics
Monetary Commission
United States
Mexico
Guatmala
Salvador
Honduras
The
Hague
Rio
City of Mexico
Drago
Calvo
Aris
Watchman’s neglect sparks deadly North Sea fever scare
A faulty watchman let a leak grow into a ruinous drought of illness across Hamtland province. Kennet, Iver of Vanceboro Maine, narrowly survived a severe lung inflammation after several doctors gave up. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life. Guaranties best cough and cold cure at Jos Beemert’s drug store, 60 cents to 2 dollars, tea bottle free.
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Great
North Sea
Kennet
Sie Iver
Vanceboro
Pernsizien
Er Bae
King
Journal Ad Offers Home Delivery Change Notice
The Daily Journal announces a delivery option for readers leaving home for two months or brief periods. Mail subscriptions can be sent anywhere in the United States at 10 cents a week, with address changes allowed without extra charges.
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Daily Journal
United States
Sale of Two Fancy Vests At EB and W BE
A brief notice notes a sale item comprising two fancy vests valued around 50 units. The listing cites locations EB and W BE as the sale points, with emphasis on the vest collection and price for bidders.
Freeport Commission Seeks Bids for Bridge Scraping and Painting
The Freeport town commissioners call for bids to scrape and repaint the Hancock Avenue bridge near the lake with two coats of good paint. Bids must be sent to Aug Rampert, chairman, 12 Clinton Street, by July 30, 1908. The board reserves the right to accept any bid or none.
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Freeport
Hancock Avenue
Rampert
Clinton Street
Cunist Koename
M. D, SpayeEy
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Joseph Bertmeier, Jr
Fred Kuntz
Dubuque
John Hichelberger
Roy
Robert Smith
Mrs. I.R. Smith
Edwin Bertsch and Son
Aurora
Freeport Trades and Labor. Council
Yada
Colorado
Cullom and Yates
Lacrosse
Wausaw
R. HE. E. Oshkosh
Botsford and Dolin
Gaspar and Custa
Yeomen Lodge
Pan-American Congress
Brazil
James G. Buaine
Coun
State Department
Waldstag
Scm
Wiington
Panama Canal
America
Brazi
Jesser
William I. Buchanan
Buntalas
Tulio Larrinaga
Porto Rico
L. S. Rowe
Wniversity of Pennsylvania
van Leer Park
Tennessee
Paul S. Retnsch
University of Wisconsin
Andrew J. Montague
Premor
Virginia
Charles FR. Tees
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