Railroad Timetables and Connections Listed for Daily Service
Agent H W Rowley presents train schedule details with arrival and departure times, service codes, and connections. Notes include Eastbound No 200 202 204 206 210 trains with buffet or parlor cars, Westbound No 201 908 206 7, Sundays only services, and connections at Rockford Belvidere Beloit Janesville Harvard Madison Sycamore DeKalb and more. John F Daly, Agent.
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No. Ly
Chicago
Freeport
Rockford
Beloit
Janesville
Milwaukee
Madison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Harvard
Spring Valley
Maple Leaf Route Passenger Schedules and Connections
Train times show Rock Island departures at 7:00 am arriving Milwaukee 8:20 pm with connections for Janesville Madison and western points. Chicago Express and Dubuque routes listed with daily and Sunday exceptions. interurban stage connections and through baggage service noted. agents WM. Neese and J. P. Ember provide routing for St Paul Minnesota.
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Rock Island
Milwaukee
Janesville
Madison
Kansas City
Omaha
Dubuque
St Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Chicago
WM. Neese
J.P. Ember
St Paul, Minn
Departure and Arrival Schedules For Forreston Line
Timetable fragment shows departures at 10.00am and 1:20pm with arrival at 4:34pm. Service operates daily except Sunday, indicating a reduced run pattern for the line through Forreston and connected stations.
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Forreston Pyespteela Realate
Do. Pra Forreston
Train Car Schedule Muddled For Freeport and Rockford
Time table notes indicate weekday car departures from Freeport at 4:35 am and every 85 minutes until 3:35 pm with last car at unspecified pm. From Rockford, weekday departures start at 6:00 pm on the even hours until 10:00 pm. Travel time between Freeport and Rockford listed as three hours and two minutes. Sunday times mirror weekdays with slight shifts. Connections at Rockford linked to BHolett Janeville Belvidere Elgin Aurora Chisago. WM. NEESE, Agent.
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Freeport
Rockford
Bholett
Janesville
Belvidere
Elgin
Aurora Chisago
WM. Neese
Taft Leads With 608 Votes on National Committee Ballot
Chicago June 13 The Republican national committee finished hearings on contests electing 219 seats on the temporary roll. Taft holds 608 votes with 387 instructed delegates prior to contests, while Foraker has 3 seats from Virginia and Ohio. One New Mexico dispute remains to be settled by Solomon Lima.
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Republican National Committee
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
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Tennessee
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Virginia
Alaska
Arizona
Foraker
National Committee
GOR
New Mexico
Solomon Lima
Platform Debates Split Republicans Over Moderation and Reforms
The discussion on the party platform shows a tilt toward econ servatism with calls for a broad Republican field and Bryanesque resolutions to sway business votes. Reformers, local option advocates, Prohibitionists, liquor packaging laws, anti injunc tion measures, labor concerns, and a suffrage plank from the Federation of Women's Clubs push for explicit stances. Delegates from Forta Rico Robert HW. Todd and Francisco PP. Quinones request citizenship for Porto Ricans and a clear definition of Porto Rico's status.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert HW. Todd
Francisco PP. Quinones
Forta Rico
Committee On
Porto Rico
Wisconsin Prohibitionists adjourn and name state ticket
Milwaukee June 13 Wisconsin Prohibitionists adjourned sine die after naming on state ticket and delegate at large to the national convention. The ticket lists Governor W. D. Cox Milwaukee lieutenant governor Charles H. Forward Oshkosh secretary of state F. W. Park Racine treasurer William Agar Eau Claire attorney general J. B. Smith Mantson insurance commissioner Wv. W. Emerson Emerson.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
W. D. Cox
Charles H. Forward
Oshkosh
F. W W. Park
Racine
William Agar
Eau Claire
J. B. Smith
Mantson
W. Emerson
Emerson
Allies vow to stick to finish after convention day
The allied bloc issued a statement affirming they will stick to the finish and there will be no nomination on the first ballot. General Stewart Woodford arrived, signaling stronger support for Hughes, while New York delegates were instructed to back Hughes for president.
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National Committee
Stewart TL. Woodford
Hughes
Woodford
Chicago
Taft
New York
Tlughes
Maine
Albany
Mint
Tsu
Conteht
Sore Cate
Sion
Jolothays Haaumiond
Hopkins
Fairbanks
Parbanks
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Vic
Wanted competent girl for general housework
Wanted competent girl for general housework in a two person family. Apply at 23 Green Street. 8 to 2 daily.
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Green St
Daily Journal Delivery Offer To City Residents
The Daily Journal announces delivery to any part of the city for 10 cents a week. The notice emphasizes convenient home delivery and affordable pricing for all readers.
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the Daily Journal
Daily -Journal
Night Riders Shot in Ohio Clash Near Hiett
Two night riders were shot during a clash with troops at Hiett last Wednesday night. One man was hit in the lungs and another in the leg, with reports of a fatality. Farmers found a barn door note threatening return violence. Suspects Newton Mann and William Frost were arrested for a prior home shooting on May 23.
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William Frost
Walter Nooks
Betting Suppressed Nine Held in Test of New Law
New York on June 13 saw 15 000 to 20 000 racegoers at Gravesend amid heavy betting despite the Agnew gambling law. Nine men, led by Orlando Jones of the Metropolitan Turf Association, were arrested for violating the act and held on 500 bail. A melee erupted when bookmaker Richard Weldon was seized as horses prepared for the first race, as plainclothes detectives clashed with bettors and a second officer was injured in the scuffle.
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New York
Gravesend
Orlando Jones
Metropolitan Turf Association
Jones
Coney Islind
Richard Weldon
Carr
Weldon
Billy
Pinkerton advised calm amid crowds at track disturbance
Allan Pinkerton headed the detective force at the race track as crowds swarmed policemen and bettors. He urged order and cooperation to prevent violence while bookmakers, led by Joan Cavanaugh, warned against infringements of the law. Rumors spread that James B. Tinegin planned to ship yearlings to a sale.
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Allan Pinkerton
Tinkerton
Joan Cavanaugh
Jockey Bid
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Cavanaugh
Arimak
Lob Lichtenstein
Laehtenstein
Caludy
James B. Tinegin
Kentucky
Sheershead Bay
New Castle
Vast US consular reshuffle promotes and moves 57 officers
Washington reports the biggest recent consular service change with President action promoting and transferring fifty seven U S consular officers to new stations. Notable moves include Robert Mansfield from Lu cerne to St Gall and Ernest I Harris from consul to consul general at Sinvia.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Robert Mansfield
Indiana
Lucerne
St. Gall
Johny Jewell
Ilinois
St. Michael's
Melbourne
Ernest I Harris
Sinviiia
Samuel EP. Magill
Ulinois
Sian Salvador
Oat Guadalaijara
Chester W.martin
Michigan
Martinique
Barbados
Eb. Lowrie
Tllinois
Waymar
Lerfarty
Joseph
Paven
Li Nois
Crefeld
Boutluis
Conscience Fund Donation Mystery Recalled in Jersey City Mail
In Washington on June 18 1900 Secretary Cartelyou received an envelope postmarked Jersey City. The letter claims a large conscience fund donation was sent years ago and insists on a further settlement of about 340000. The message suggests prior removals to the treasury and questions the amount already taken.
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Washington
Cartelyou
Jersey City
Unclear text from Guthrie audit on telegraph firms
Fragment mentions state auditor Moon and valuation of Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies. OCR fragments indicate investigation or appraisal of property values with figures partially noted, suggesting a state review of telegraph company assets and potential changes in assessed value.
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Guthrie
Old
Dite
Moon
Western Union and
Postal
Western Union
TS Whee
Collapse at Capitol Grounds Injures Dozens in Montgomery
A platform used for a statue unveiling of General Robert E. Lee collapsed in a Montgomery suburb, injuring many participants. Most injuries are not serious, with numerous attendees affected as the crowd dispersed from the event.
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Montgomery
Capitol Pleights
Montgomers
Robert EK. Lee
Global Resource Use Through the Day
The article notes immense global consumption with the world using 3,000,000 minutes each minute of the day and Americans consuming 700,000,000,000 annually, highlighting vast energy and resource demands across nations.
Law of the Storks Lex Cleonaria Obliges Care for Parents
The Romans had a law called the lex cleonaria or storks law that required children to support their needy parents in old age.
Cuticura Remedies Aid Severe Infant Skin Disease
A father recalls his infant daughter's near fatal skin ailment and recovery using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. He credits doctors and the Cuticura line with healing, noting the child's condition improved after extensive treatment and she remained well at age three. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a skin health book.
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Buena Vista
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole_Props
Boston
Mase
Cuthurs
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