Chicago to Daily Train Schedule with Parlor Car Service
Daily except Sunday service trains No 20 202 204 906 211 east bound with buffet parlor car No 201 6 206 AW Sunday services No 48 211 west bound with buffet car service connections at Rockford Belvidere Belvidere for Sycamore DeKalb and at Belvidere for Sycamore DeKalb Spring Valley and western points OHNF DALY Agent.
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Madison
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DeKalb
Harvard
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DALY
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Train Schedule Fragments From Rock Island Dispatch
Partial timetable shows Rock Island departures at 7:25 pm for Freeport and Milwaukee connections, with freight and passenger runs to Racine and Davenport. Notes include 1:00 am arrival, 6:00 am departures, and connections to Janesville Madison Kansas City Omaha Cedar Rapids and North and South Dakota. J. B. Sweaty, Agent.
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Freeport
Racine
Reight
Mt Carroll
Milwaukee
Janesville
Madison
Kansas City
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
North
South Dakota
J. B. Sweaty
Transportation timetable fragment with city connections
Schedule notes show trains or buses departing Freeport on weekdays at 5.46 am and every few minutes, last car around evening, Rockford departures on the hour, Sunday variations, and direct connections from Rockford to Beloit Janesville Belvidere Elgin Aurora and Chicago. Agent WM. NBESE.
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Elgin
Aurora
Chicago
WM. Nbese
Labor Legislation Expands State Labor Stats and Miner Examinations
The Forty-Fifth General Assembly, approved by Governor Deneen, enacts two key measures. One requires employers to promptly furnish statistics and information to state labor officials, effective immediately. The other creates miner examinations for coal workers, with a three-man board, monthly meetings, a $1 exam fee, and certificates valid across Illinois.
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Springfield
Forty-Fifth General Assembly
Deneen
State Commissioners of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Commissioners
Commissioners of Labor
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Bord
Genoral Assembly
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Armact
Structural Ironworkers’ Union
Milwaukee Brewers view on eradicating the dive at convention
Resolutions at the Milwaukee convention declare the United States Brewers association backs closing disreputable saloons and seek municipal cooperation nationwide. President Lieblemann rebuked antisalon clergy for advocating confiscation. Mayor Rose says Milwaukee upholds personal liberty and criticizes pulpit politics amid prohibition debates.
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Milwaukee
United States Brewers' Association
Rose
Daily Journal delivery notice
The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery for ten cents per week.
Fragmentary Quote Reveals Rhetoric on Sentencing
A fragment from the Washington Herald quotes a speaker saying "metas can't be choosers" and mentions saving cigars and a judge, with a reference to "810 or thirty days." The snippet hints at a discussion on penalties or sentences in a legal context.
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Washbington Herald
Brisbane the Star Orator At Brisbane the Star Orator
Arthur Brisbane of New York led as the star orator with EB J Gladings of Oklahoma a strong contender for governor. He argued against prohibition as desirable or feasible, urging sympathy for sincere prohibitionists yet noting liquor trade harms. He warned about the farmer’s confiscation of breweries and the broader tax on abstinence.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York
EB. J. Gladings
Oklahoma
Brisbane
Oman
Baseball Standings and Scores With Notable Games
National League standings show Chicago leading with 42 wins and 27 losses, followed by Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Brooklyn. American League standings list St. Louis, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Washington. Game recaps note Chicago over Brooklyn 10-9, Cincinnati over Boston 6-4, St. Louis over Philadelphia 12-5, New York over Pittsburg 2-1, and other results with hits, errors, and batteries listed.
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Donahue
Tremocrats of Texas Convene in Dallus Meeting
A conference of leading Tremocrats and Democratic state executive committee members convened in Dallus Texas on June 10. Mitchill, former United Mine Workers president, was suggested as vice presidential candidate on the ticket with William J. Bryan.
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Soa
Consumentine Upun
Univers’ State Legislative Committee
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J. H. Tippett
Dallus
Tex
Texas
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ouddali Mitchlll
United Mine Workers
Williame J. Bryan
Leech Named New Public Printer in Washington
Leech, newly sworn in as public printer, arrived in Washington to take office. He was formerly a computer in Brookington, U1, in 186.
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Washington
John Ss. Leech
Las
Wastholesten
Hle
Eeversteedt
Brookington
Lovers vice but strangers now Louisville Courier Journal
A terse line from the Louisville Courier Journal hints at romantic tension and social judgment as lovers become strangers, framed by practical friends. The brief remark captures a moment of marital tension and public scrutiny in a dated newspaper voice.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Market Quotations From Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show mixed grain and livestock values for June 9 with wheat July at 88.5 to 89.4 cents, corn around 60.5 to 66.5 cents, oats near 41 to 48 cents, and soybeans and lard figures listed. Cattle and hog receipts noted, with prime steers at 7.40 to 7.75, and hogs around 5.40 to 5.00. East Buffalo quotes mirror steady cattle, active hogs, and lamb prices, with calves bringing up to 7 dollars.
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N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Livestock Commission
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Wetberg
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