Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition ground broken in Seattle
Seattle June 1 ground was broken today for the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition to be held in 1909. Prominent officials attended the ceremonies including Hon. John Barrett director of the International Bureau of American Republics who spoke as the personal representative of President Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Seattle
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Roosevelt
Fear Collapse of Haywood Trial Delayed
The Haywood trial adjourned to 1 30 this afternoon due to Haywood's serious illness. Authorities fear nervous prostration from jury selection stress has affected him.
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Associated Press
Boise
Haywood
Woman Shot Dead in Crowded Street
A man named Herbert Springer or Stringer shot Mrs. Charles Rummelhagen in broad daylight on Stephenson Street near Eaton's grocery, firing four shots and fleeing. she died soon after at the scene or in transit. An eight month old baby in a carriage was unharmed. witnesses restrained the suspect until police arrived.
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Charles Rummelhagen
Arcade Manufacturing Company
Herbert Springer
Walnut Street
Rockford
Eaton’s
Lower Stephenson Street
Drs. Snyder and
Karcher
Edward Brown
Calaboose
Silk
Springer
Stringer
Rummelhagen
Ackley
Springer Or Stringer
Freeport
Weather outlook for Chicago June begins fair weekend
The Chicago forecast notes mostly cloudy tonight with Sunday turning fair and little temperature change. Sunrise is at 4 26 a m and sunset at 7 31 p m.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minois
Chicago market closes with mixed grain and livestock bids
On June 1 Chicago closing board quotes show July wheat at 9 3/4, July corn 6 3/5, July oats 4 9, July pork 16.20, July ribs 9.17, July lard 88.77. Union Stock Yards cattle steady at 4.50 to 6.55, hogs 9 000 steady with light 6.20 to 6.42 and heavy 5.90 to 6.35, sheep 4 000 steady from 4.25 to 6.40.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Campaign to Commute Kenyon Sentence Gains Steam
A movement seeks commutation for William E. Kenyon who is serving a life term. Six years ago a youth named Iwan was sent to reform school for life. Commutation advocates argue for reconsideration based on his early life circumstances.
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William E. Kenyon
Iwan
Reform School For Life
Mediaeval Table Manners and Saltcellars
The antiquary describes a massive silver saltcellar shaped like a castle as a principal table ornament in the middle ages. He notes distinct dining customs, with the rich using individual utensils while commoners ate with their fingers, and ushers who led guests to couches as they dined. Meals included exotic fare and frequent wine, with unusual dining hours.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
New York City Diamond District Claims Global Size
The article notes New York City houses the world’s largest diamond district by activity, though not publicly recognized as such. Its main line runs along Maiden Lane with connections to Broadway, and arms stretch north and south along Nassau Street. About 480 men work in the diamond business in this area, exceeding others in the same space.
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New York City
Maiden Lane
Broadway
Nassau Street
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claim and price
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as preventing constipation and aiding digestion with stomach and kidney benefits. States price 35 cents and form as tea or tablets. Signed by Joseph Emmert.
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Hollister
Joseph Emmert
New Golden Brown tan Oxford shoes for ladies
Advertises turn and welt sale on Golden Brown tan oxfords for women priced at 5.00 dollars. Includes abbreviated address Atk and W aed st.
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Atk, & W
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertisement
An old ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy for cold or cough. It claims no opiates and a gentle bowel movement to drive the cold from the system under the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by Wm. PF Jungkunz, druggist on Stephenson street for $5.
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Kennedy
Wm. PF
Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Daily Journal Deliveries Reach All City Areas
The Daily Journal is circulated citywide for a week, ensuring readers across neighborhoods receive the paper. The service promises broad distribution and consistent delivery throughout the week.
Musical Program at First Presbyterian Church Tomorrow Morning
The program features Prelude Romance solo by Richmond and soloist Mrs Scott, a Oratorio Isainb number Keep Him in Perfect Peace, Dvorak piece by Edwin Rotzler, and a Festal Postlude with violin and organ. The list includes soloists and instrumental works framed by church service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Richmond Solo
Phou
Scott
Pig
Dvorak
Edwin Rotzler
Mer
Blerdesuiann
Festal Marek
Ty Scotsun Clark Violis
Shine Reed Wins Sixth Round Decision in Elgin Bout
Shine Reed defeated Young Miresell of Chi cave last evening at the Puxedy club of Elgin. Reed started strong and outboxed his opponent, earning a decisive sixth round decision for the victory.
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Shine
Reed
Boys Meeting With Mr Barrett Held Tomorrow
The regular boys meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mr C S Barrett as the speaker.
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C.S. Barrett
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Rapid Health Boost
The ad claims quick, lasting results from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and attributes the benefits to heartily penetrating disease. Joseph Elmmert is listed as a figure behind the product.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Elmmert
Witness Subpoenas in Chicago Case Against Surety Company
Deputy U S Marshal served subpoenas on Cieneral Smith Atkins postmaster William S Best deputy postmaster Henry Bater William Ohlendorf B and O brewery owners and George Homan brewery driver to testify in the federal case in Chicago at 10 am Monday regarding a draft of 40 from a 334 registered letter sent to Chicago for revenue stamps. The theft occurred Oct 10 1903 and the guilty party is in Leavenworth Kansas federal prison. The Surety company likely on the bond and the government seeks to recover the loss.
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United States
Walter D. Mack
Cieneral Smith
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kan
Organ Recital Set by City Churches on June 14
Mr Charles W Lawver organist of First Presbyterian prepares the program for the June 14 organ recital. He has engaged Mr A F Mc Carrell organist and Mrs Lucille Stevenson Tewksbury soprano of Second Presbyterian Chicago as performers. McCarrell is famed as a master of the organ and has played to large audiences at Second Presbyterian for seven years. The Chicago church houses one of the nation s largest modern concert organs.
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Charles W. Lawver
First Presbyterian Church
Lawver
A. F. McCarrell
Lucille Stevenson Tewksbury
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
McCarrell
Shons Case Overdue Plea Expected Tonight in Clinton Bridge Matter
Court hears that defendants may plead guilty as Clinton Bridge Co representative Charles Barr pled guilty to two counts. Delays extend to 9:30 pm as judge and lawyers negotiate a settlement. March term's final day seen with court open late and rumors of venue change fading.
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Farrand
Dixon
Court House
Charles F. Barr
Clinton Bridge Company
William H
Homer Shons
Appointments to Stephenson County Board of Review Made
Late yesterday Judge Clarity appointed the Stephenson county board of review. August E. Hawke of Freeport and J. G. Lampert of Lena were named as members. William S. Boeke, also chairman of the board of supervisors, serves as chairman of the board. The two appointees are returning members due to their excellent prior service.
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Clarity
Board of Review
Stephenson County
August E. Hawke
Freeport
J. G. Lampert
Lena
William S. Boeke
Board of Supervisors
Sunday and community notices from Madison area
Local and otherwise, William Ascher's Sunday school picnic is set for tomorrow at Madison. Foresters of Cherry camp plan to decorate graves of Modern Woodmen members tomorrow at 10 AM. The Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters meets Mrs. O R Zipf 171 Whistler St Monday at 2:30 PM.
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William Ascher
Madison
John Hindercks
Indianapolis
Foresters
Cherry Camp
Modern
Woodmen
King’s Daughters
O. R. Zipf
Whistler Street
Reception honors new Second Presbyterian pastor
Last night at the Second Presbyterian Church parlor Rev. Mr. Markley and his wife were welcomed by a large assembly of members, friends, and neighboring ministers. The reception featured music from the church orchestra, several instrumental numbers, and refreshments as attendees got acquainted with the new pastor and his wife.
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Mr. Markley
Second Presbyterian Church
Markley
Children’s Day Exercises at First M. E. Church
The primary department will manage the services with songs and recitations by children aided by Edward Ratler whose violin music will accompany the program.
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M. EE
Edward Rataler
New Piano Player at Bijou Takes Post Monday
Robert Gibler will begin Monday as piano player at the Bijou theater replacing Bert La Due who has resigned to move to Kokomo Indiana. La Due made many friends during his stay here and will be missed by patrons and staff alike.
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Bijou
Robert Gibler
Bert la Due
Kokomo
Ind
Bert
Mrs Linder Hosts Evening Work Party At Benton Street
Mrs. Margaret Linder hosted a social gathering for several lady friends at her Benton street home. Guests enjoyed several hours of light refreshments and conversation in a cordial, informal setting.
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Margaret Linder
Mrs. Linder
Benton Street
Married This Morning at St. Josephs Church
Miss Hnima Grob and Frank Sauer, both well known in the city, were married this morning at St. Josephs church. Rev. Fr. Kalvelage officiated the ceremony.
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Hnima Grob
Frank Sauer
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Kalvelage
Patriotic Service Moved To Next Sunday At Local Church
Special program at First English Lutheran Church was postponed from last Sunday due to rain and will be held next Sunday evening. The event features choir music, a reading by Mrs. J. P. Fisher, and a patriotic address by the pastor.
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J. P. Fisher
Health News From The City Hospital
John E. Keesey was taken to St Francis hospital after a theatre collapse at Highland Park. He had a leg injury and doctors fear blood poisoning may require amputation. Mrs J H Gibbes is home convalescing with a badly sprained ankle.
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John E. Keesey
St. Francis’ Hospital
Highland Park
Keesey
J. HL. Gibbe
Fortunate Tegan Endorses King's New Life Pills
Mr. EB. W. Goodloe of 107 St. Louis St Callas Tex says in the past year he has become acquainted with King's New Life Pills and none better dispose of malaria and biliousness. 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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EB. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St. Callas, Tex
King
Joseph Emmuert
Oxford Shoes Arrive for Ladies at FE and W Price
Ladies' oxford footwear has arrived at FE and W Price Fa A. The shipment brings classic leather designs suitable for work and casual wear. Shoppers can explore multiple styles and sizes now available in-store.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Internal remedy claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces, building up the constitution and assisting nature. Proponents publish testimonials and urge readers to send for a list of cases and buy through P. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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P.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tac
Hall
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