Developments in Equitable Scandal Awaited With Keen Interest
Reports from New York describe heightened excitement in financial circles over yesterday's Equitable Life Assurance Society developments. Readers expect the next move to influence the case. President Alexander and Vice President Hyde reportedly met and agreed to act together in equitable affairs, signaling possible resolution of differences.
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Equitable
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
Hyde
Russian Fleet Arrives in Manila Bay After Battle
Special report from Manila notes Rear Admiral Enquist leading heavy cruiser squadron aboard Aurora with Onega and Jemtebug. Vessels damaged, many wounded. State department says three Russian ships may be interned for the war’s duration. Earthquake in Hiroshima Province kills six, wounds seventy nine. Gazettes estimate Russia’s Sea of Japan losses at 73.6 million dollars.
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Enquist
Delock
Aurora
Oneg
Jemtebug
Washivaron
State Department
Yokio
Hiroshima
Rojestvensky Io
Orel
Sr. Prermisnura
the Gazette
Russia
Sea of Japan
Mac Stewart Free as Air in Mexico Trial Reversal
Mac Stewart, the American long confined and once condemned to death, was released today in Carenlaria Mexico. He will travel to Texas where he is welcomed as a hero. Stewart is noted as the first condemned in the southern republic to avoid execution.
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Carenlaria
Mexico
Jane
Mac Stewart
Alfred Dreyfus
France
Texas
A Drama of the Cross in Oberammergau Opens Tomorrow
The Passion Play in Oberammergau, famed for its long history, starts tomorrow and runs through September. Tourists from around the world have gathered to witness this native production.
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Oberammergau
Former Congressman Samuel W. Moulton Dies at Shelbyville Home
Former Congressman Samuel W. Moulton died at his Shelbyville home on June 3, 20XX. The Illinois Union special report notes his long service, noting his congressional tenure and impact on local affairs.
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Sprinarreno
To Dangle at End of Rope June 23 Currence
Special report notes Johann Hoch will hang June in a case linked to blueguard rumors and legal dates, with June 23 referenced as a potential execution or sentencing milestone.
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Johann Hoch
Weather Forecast for Cureaco June Thirty Eight
Increasing cloudiness tonight, warmer in the west and north. Sunday probably showers in those areas.
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Cureaco
Mad Chase for Health Ends in Quick Relief
Millions rush from fad to fad in a bid for health. The ad urges eating good food and keeping bowels regular with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises prompt relief for dyspepsia and stomach trouble and notes the product costs 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store with a guarantee.
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Dr. King
Hyer
Joseph Emmert
Explosion kills man in Dixon blows body to pieces
Freeport man reports a fatal blast outside a Dixon residence last night. The body was scattered across streets and yards with a severed backbone found on a porch. The coroner investigates but no identity is established. clothing bears Frome & Taylor Delavan MN.
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Freeport
Dixon
Nachusa House
Sixth Street
Ottawa Avenue
Jacob Baukrapp
Bauwkrapp
Lee County
Frome & Taylor
Delavan
Mayor Backs Macadamizing West Street Question
Mayor Dittmar supports a petition to macadamize the southern portion of West street from Empire street to Lincoln avenue school. The move, backed by highways commissioners and Florence township, aims to ease travel for Silver Creek residents and merchants, who say the mud hampers spring business and raises costs.
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Dittmar
Commissioners of Highways
Florence Township
Empire Street
Lincoln Avenue School
Silver Creek
Florence
Journal
News of Day Tersely Told
George Nagel of Hieroy was fined and costs for drunkenness after a hearing before Magistrate Bentley. He entertained officers with German repartee. John Dobson, formerly a painter, was fined $200 and sentenced to ten days in jail for abducting a young girl named Taviop. the girl’s father approved of the suit and warrants led to Rockford custody.
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George Nagel
Hieroy
Bentley
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Proclaim June Decoration Day
Grand Master Lucus of THinois, grand lodge of J O O F, calls all lodges to observe June 18 as Decoration Day or closest date to honor deceased brethren and wives. Regalia may be worn.
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Thinois
Lodges
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Violin Recital by Ed wards Pupils at Conservatory
The violin pupils of Ray G Ed wards will present a free recital at the Conservatory of Music this evening. The program, showcasing nine months of study on the so called king of instruments, invites all interested. In other news, L Buonini Son received an electric cotton candy machine this morning. The device heats moisture sugar and dispenses it as cottony candy.
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Ray G. Edwards
Conservatory of Music
L. Buonini & Son
Parents Day at Baptist Church Honors Children and Parents
Sunday June 11 is observed as Children's day and tomorrow is devoted to the parents at the Baptist Church. A special sermon will discuss the relation of the fehil to the church. All fathers and mothers are welcome to attend this service.
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The
Baptist Church
New Violin Piano Composition Love Song by Ray G Edwards
A copy of a new violin and piano work titled Love Song by Ray G Edwards has arrived at this office. Published in Chicago, the composer reports strong advance orders during its press run.
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Ray G. Edwards
Chicago
Il Press
Revival Meetings Begin at Trinity Church with Miss May Phillips
Miss May Phillips, the lady evangelist, has arrived in Trinity and will start a series of revival meetings at Trinity Church tomorrow evening. Services will be held each evening throughout the week. Her previous efforts have been notably successful. Come and hear her.
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Trinity
May Phillips
Lady Evangelist
Trinity Church
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers include Sylvia A. Vinton selling part of block 68 to Charles A. Mengedohd for 2050 dollars and George A. Young purchasing from John Schiller lots 29 and 30 in block 4 West Freeport for 800 dollars. Knights of Pythias Freeport lodge 452 to meet Monday for business and work, all members urged to attend. visiting knights welcome. Circuit Court opens Monday for June term under Judge Farrand. grand jury to report then and petit jury a week later. Culture Club hosted an autumn banquet at Mr and Mrs David Graham’s residence last evening. Licensed to wed Paul F. E. Rank and Ella M. Henzman on June 4. Ada Williams accepts a position at I. Buonini & Son’s. A meat market reopens Monday morning June 4 with fresh and salt meat. no groceries for ten days due to loss of stock and building damage. Labor troubles delay Innovation soda fountain installation at Salt’s Chocolate Shop. a small apparatus placed in their store until arrival.
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Charles A. Mengedohd
George A. Young
John Schiller
West Freeport
Knights of Pythias
Freeport Lodge No
Kero
W. Tsang
Salt
Amerivan Soda Pounnvals Cos Aeluly
Farm Mortgage Loans For Investment
During a Northwest trip I secured select farm mortgage loans offered for sale. I will show available loans to idle funds and invite investment. Farm mortgage loans are a specialty of my business, with years of connections to secure more to replace what I dispose of, for reasonable remuneration.
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Northwest
Center Street School Name Adopted by Board
The Board of Education met at the public library last evening. President Bergman chaired as all members were present. After routine business the erection details were discussed and the Third ward building naming approved. The Center Street school name will be inscribed on the tablet and janitors for the year were re elected.
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Public Library
Bergman
Committee On
Third Ward
Center Street
Illinois D A R Ends Ninth Conference in Monmouth
The Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution closed their ninth annual conference at Monmouth. Members approved $74 for a Continental Memorial hat and $325 for preserving Fort Massac. Election results named State Secretary Mrs. Robert W. Colville of Galesburg, Treasurer Mrs. H. M. Dickie of Bunker Hill, and State Historian Mrs. Julia Dunn of Moline.
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Monmouth
St. Monmouth
Tih
Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Fort Massac
Robert W. Colville
Galesburg
H. M. Dickie
Bunker Hill
Julia Dunn
Moline
Closing Market Quotes From Chicago Board of Trade
June 3 market report shows July wheat at 34 3/4, May corn at 41 9/5, May oats at 30 0, May pork at 12.60, January ribs 7.32, January lard 7.27 40. Cattle steady near 5.00 to 6.40, stockers 2.75 to 6.10, hogs 15,000 shade lower with mixed butchers 3.16 to 6.37, good to choice heavy 5.0 to 6.75, rough heavy 4.60 to 6.6, light 5.20 to 4.37, sheep steady near 3.50 to 4.00.
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Cuicago
Board of Trade
Cnicago
Union Stock Yards
Wreck of the H M Carter No Lives Lost
It was ascertained that no lives were lost in the wrecking of the steamer H M Carter at Alexandria last night. The Rockford Interurban company plans an excursion to Harlem Park in Rockford on Tuesday June 6 with round trip tickets at seventy cents. A good program is advertised in another column of the Journal.
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New Orbeans
H. M. Carter
Alexandria
Rockford & Interurban Company
Harlem Park
Rockford
Journal
White Hats for Graduation Display at Miss St Brink's
All hats for graduation and other occasions are now on display at Miss St Brink's located at 151 Galena Street. The shop invites shoppers to browse the selection and find suitable headwear for upcoming events.
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Miss St. Brink's
Galena St
Fragmentary Street Scene Notices on Steplenson Street
A jagged OCR fragment describes a Steplenson Street location with black silk jackets, turned collars, and cuts. Mentions a shrine pillar, a white shrine pillar, and a return to office. References Devotion day and a round brogich with Orillia and thytidae. Returns to Vis omen, 8 30 lw.
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Steplenson
Reer
Staal
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