Trowley Agent schedules freight and passenger service
Freight No 20 and No 282 passenger trains run daily with Sunday exceptions. West and East bound timetables list arrival and departure times, coach and parlor car services, and connections at Rockford Belvidere Beloit Janesville Milwaukee Madison Harvard Sycamore DeKalb and Belvidere for various routes. JOHN F DALY is the agent.
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Sun H
Trowley
Rockford
Beloit
Janesville
Milwaukee
Madison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Harvard
Spring Valley
Pacific Coast
John F. Daly
Passenger Train Details From Rock Island to Milwaukee
Passenger service from Rock Island departs 7 am and reaches Milwaukee around 7:20 pm with connections to Janesville Madison Kansas City Omaha and Cedar Rapids. Freight trains carry passengers on some routes while others run freight only westbound. J B Whatt is listed as agent.
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Rock Island
Freeport
Racine
Mt Carroll
Daven- Poyc
Chicago
Milwaukee
Janesville
Madison
Kansas City
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Northana
South Dakota
J. B
Swhatt
Chicago Express Trains Leave South Freeport Schedule
Daily passenger service from South Freeport with a Chicago Express at 7:15 pm and westbound services to Dubuque St Paul Minneapolis Waterloo Marshalltown Des Moines Omaha and Kansas City. Interurban stage lines charge 2.09 to 3.10 with through tickets to final destinations. Agent signatures WM. Neesh and J.P. Emer in St Paul Minnesota.
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St Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Hagenne
WM. Neesh
J.P. Emer
G. PA
St Paul, Minn
Transit snippet yields unclear route times
Brief OCR text shows departures and arrivals with unclear station names and a price. No definite date or entity names. The fragment appears to reference a timetable item or travel notice with a $40 fare and vague times.
Train Schedule Fragments From Freeport to Rockford
Partial timetable notes weekday departures from Freeport starting 4 35 am with headways of 38 minutes until last car at 5 00 pm. First Sunday runs deviate with 6 35 am Freeport and 7 01 am Rockford. Passenger connections listed to Beloit Janesville Belvidere Elgin Aurora and Chicago via WM NE ESE Agent.
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Freeport
Rockford
Howe
Beloit
Janesville
Belvidere
Elgin
Aurora Chicago
Taft Forces Dominate First Round of Contests at GOP Meet
In Chicago on June 6 the Republican national committee nearly united on Taft backed delegates from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia and Kentucky with only one dissenter. Protests questioned Hitchcock and others tied to Taft managers over sitting as judges in contests. A hurried move reduced protests to writing led by W F Aldrich with claims of disqualification residency and improper selection.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
Taft
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
W. FE. Alditch
Congress
Hitchcock
Rantion
Phelps
Protest Kept Off Amid Taft Scott Contest Debate
Protest dismissed as Taft supporters clash over Alabama delegate Scott who sits as judge in the case. Twenty two contested Alabama delegates were grouped and the California Colorado and Montsouvery figures weighed in with federal elders steering the outcome. The fight focused on Alabama delegation influence and the anti Taft faction.
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Aldrich
O. D. Street
United States
Northern District of
Alabama
Thompson Fction
Taft
Chis. al. Scott
Scott
Scott-Davidson
A. M. Stevenson
Colorado
Alatiagan
Senate
Asa J. Atratton
Montsouvery
Ada
Soeet
Cltl Scott
Birth Distriet
Bawe
Dreleobe
Ladee
Mitse Cchusetis
Taft Proxy Controversy Signals Republican Rift Below
A meeting in Senator Hemenway’s room at the Auditorium Annex drew Republican figures including Knox, Fairbanks, and Cannon. A statement urged contests to be settled by properly chosen bodies in a judicial frame of mind and warned that Taft’s backers would render the committee’s vote improper if Hitchcock Statler and Phelps dominated the process.
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Hemenway
Indiana
Auditorium Annex
Knox
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
Joseph G. Cannon
Taft
National Committee
Hitchcock, Statter
Phelps
Democratic fund transfer letter to Nebraska campaign
A 1904 letter from William T. Sheehan, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee executive committee, defends that funds sent to Nebraska came from the DNC general fund backed by voluntary contributions. He states there was no knowledge or responsibility by the addressee and calls criticism unjust, noting legitimate expenditures.
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New York
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
William T. Sheehan
William 7. Bryan
New York World
Brown defeats Smith in Georgia governor primary
Atlanta reports Joseph M. Brown wins the Democratic primary over Hoke Smith by about 12,000 votes. Smith had vowed to oust Brown when first running for governor, and Brown had been railway commissioner. Brown has now removed Smith from office.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Smith
Brown
Postmaster General Meyer Links Gossip to GOP Chairman Talk
Washington dispatch June 6 reports Postmaster General Meyer after cabinet meeting dismissed talk he might chair the Republican national committee for the next campaign. He stated such rumors were unfounded and should not be given serious notice.
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Washington
Meyer
Medius
Republican National Executive Committee
Political consultation noted in Hammond visit
John Lays Pam mond arrived here and admitted his presence aimed at political consultation with his party and with local friends regarding the vice presidential nomination.
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Hammond Consulta Friends
Seston
Mnc
John Lays Pammond
Reacters Pay Their Fines in Federal Case
In 1905 three packing firms Armour Packing, Cudarity Packing, Swift & Co. along with Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad paid total fines and costs after convictions in interstate commerce cases. Judgments were affirmed by the United States Supreme Court. fines set at one hundred dollars each with costs.
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Kansas City
Pune
United States Court
Armour Packing Company
Cidarity Packing Compare
Swift & Co
Chitago, Burlington and Quinney
Wensas City
Hearst's Gains Further Reduced In Contest Recount
In New York the forty two ballot boxes were examined on the recount of the durgarthy contest of 105 before Mindee Litaivert. The day's examination of disputed ballots showed a gain of 13 votes four Me Celia. Pheurysts detail now is only Wo votes.
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Hearst
New York
Pello
Fhorty
Durgarthy
Mindee Litaivert
Celia
Daily Journal delivers citywide editions weekly
The Daily Journal is delivered to every part of the city for 1Qe per week.
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the Daily Journal
Incomplete OCR Summary of M P B Lincolne Incident
The fragment references a Missouri Pacific Railway case and Nebraska loss figures amid dispute. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No definite person, date, or outcome can be established from the readable words alone.
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Elgin
Waltham
Helen See Omyl Considers Geerze Ring Taste
Helen See omy engagement ring choice is discussed with remarks on Geerze's taste and Mattie Le's opinion regarding the ring selection.
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Geerze
Mattie le
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