Safe Investment in Canadian Lands Promoted by Manitoba Firm
Secretary Wilson doubts universal crop failure and notes farmers move money to Canada to buy land not stocks. WM. Clement of the Manitoba and Western Colonization Co. announces sale of fine wheat lands in Canada. 1906 immigration rose to 216,912 with gains from Britain, Europe, and the United States. Weekly excursions to inspect lands are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Wilson
Northwestern
Atili
Canada
WM. Clement
Freeport
Manitoba and Western Colonization Co
Dakotas
Minnesota
British Isles
Continental Europe
United States
Bank cashier killed in Kinsman shooting by state senator’s brother
Warren June 19 George W Berti cashier of the Kinsman National Bank and a leading local figure was shot through the heart by Alfred Minsman brother of State Senator Thoman Kinsman in the Berill Hardware store. The murderer was captured by em nloves and jailed county jail. Berrill aged about 60 had served as cashier of Whisman National Bank since its organization and owned the Berill Hardware and General Merchandise store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman
Berril
Berrill
Whisman National Bank
Berrill Hardware and General Merchandise
Donavan Beats Walcott In A Slow Bare Knuckle Bout
In Brazil Indiana on June 19 Mike Donovan won a decision over Too Walcott after two rounds of slow fighting. Referee Tule Kelly officiated. The crowd disapproved as the bout remained tame with no injuries. Sheriff interference with Governor Hang’s orders was feared but authorities allowed the match if kept within bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Mike Donovan
Too Walcott
Tiugo Kelly
Thuso Kelly
Hang
Assume
Fairbanks Heads to Canton for McKinley Monument Meeting
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks travels from Selma Alabama after attending Senator Morgan's funeral to Canton for a meeting of the committee planning the William McKinley monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Canton
O. Tndianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Selma
Ala
Morgan
William McKinley
Mining suit seeks three million dollars in Ohio case
Fremont man A V Dau Mann and local resident A N Smith sue W E Matthews and W T Dicking of Bucyrus and others in the common pleas court to recover three million dollars tied to a mining deal in Parrol New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
A. V
W. Daumann
Fremont
A. N. Smith
Common Pleas Court
W. EE. Mathews
W. T. Dicking
Bucyrus
Parrol
N. M
Chamberlain Arrives in London Amid Health Update
Joseph Chamberlain arrives in London from Birmingham with his wife and Mrs Wadicott. He says his health is improving and he wishes to stay in touch with his son Austin. The family denies rumors of resigning his seat in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Wadicott
Birmingham
Austin
Pourliament
New York Nitins Catcher Hit by Pitch in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 19 Roger Tresna han, catcher for the New York Nitins, was hit by a pitch in the third inning and is believed to be seriously injured. The ball, thrown by Coakley, struck Bresnahan behind the left ear and he collapsed unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roger Tresnahan
New York Nitinals
Coakley
Bresnahan
Heat Record Breaks in Boston on June 18
All heat records for June 18 were broken across New England with Boston reporting the top official temperature at 94.2 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Various 1903 events reported across nations and states
The outline notes Tack Simpkins linked to Steunenberg's assassination in Idaho. Denver hosts a large convention opposing Roosevelt’s forest policy. The U.S. seeks to restore most Boxer Indemnity from China. Bryan praises Oklahoma constitution. Wheeler declines MIT presidency. Police chiefs convene at Jamestown Exposition. Unverified Vietnam rumor about German visit. Texas panhandle drought ends. Cartelyou visits Canton. Metcalf to San Francisco. Siam’s king visits Paris. Nicaraguan forces to quit Honduras coast soon. Roosevelt disclaims involvement in New York labor news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Simpkins
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Iditho
Princeburg
Denver
Roosevelt
China
William J. Bryan
Democrats of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Benjamin de Wheeler
California University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
International Association of Chief of Police of America
Vietnna
Wise Edward
Panhandle
Texas
Treasury Cartelyou
Canton
A. C. Barfour
McKinley Home
Metcalf
Waeslington
San Francisco
Siam
Baden Baden
Paris
Honduras
New York
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Endorsed by Druggist
Wo F Jungkunz a druggist at 5 Stephenson Street endorses DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for backache weak kidneys and all urinary troubles according to period advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitts
Wo. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Labor commissioner in New York probes telegraphers dispute
United States Labor Commissioner Neill spent the day in New York seeking light on the clash between the Commercial Telegraphers' Union and employers. No firm results yet, but he is weighing the merits of the men's demands and the companies' views. A statement to the president at Oyster Day is anticipated. In Washington, Regonalds reports San Diego customs found no fraud in wines and curios from the Charleston, released on duty payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Neill
Washington
Regonalds
Treasury Department
San Tego
Cal
Charleston
Opening day of grand American handicap tournament
Chicago June 10 three hundred forty five marksmen took part in the opening day’s shoot at the Chicago club TL. A. Wade of Dallas and Lee Barkley of Chicago were high for professionals with 99. Amateurs led by W U Weer Concordia Kan W T Stancord Chicago George Valk West Toledo and J A Puck Trhavenat Ohio all tied at 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dax
TL. A. Wade
Dalais. Pex
Lee Barkley
Chicage
W. U. Weer
Concordia
Kan
W. TT. Stancord
George Valk
West Toledo
J. A. Puck
Fire destroys Wausau Box and Lumber plant in Wisconsin
A hot box on the main shaft caused a fire that completely destroyed the Wausau Box and Lumber company plant in Wausau. The facility, owned by CL Purner and W B Schofield, will be rebuilt with 3000 in insurance. A peace conference session in June 19 was held in secret to decide publicity for future plenary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau, Wisdune
Wausau Box and Tlamber Company
CL. Purner
W. B. Schofield
Joss
Saeed
The
Tague
Poday
Stops Running After 50 Years
Philadelphia mill firm Millbourne Mills, a long established hour company since 1757, files for 7701.600 in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Millbourne Mills Company
East
Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago markets show wheat oats pork lard and cash sales with varied bids. Live stock receipts across hogs cattle and sheep reflect mixed demand and price levels. East Buffalo traders note steady cattle, stronger hogs, slower sheep and lambs, with mixed veal pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ted
Timothy
Ylinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St.ogga
Daily Journal Delivery Service Expanded Citywide
The Daily Journal announces delivery for the newspaper is available to every part of the city for a weekly fee. Readers can sign up for home delivery or pick up at select kiosks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
Hanlon Builds a New Cincinnati Nationals Lineup
Veteran manager Ned Hanlon of the Cincinnati Nationals reshapes his roster with almost an entire new team. Recruits include Del Mason pitcher, outfielder Billy Thomas, Mike Mitchell, and Johnny Kane. Mason starred for Baltimore last season. Thomas led Youngstown in the Ohio Pennsylvania league batting. Mitchell hit the Pacific Coast League’s heaviest homer totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Hanlon
Cincinnati Nationals
Hanlon
Gen
del Mason
Thomas
Mike Mitchell
Johnny Kane
Mason
Baltimore
Billy Thomas
Youngstown
Fie
Roy Thomas
Phillies
Portland
Maintenon Breaks Down Ends Vanderbilt Planned Turf Boom
Vanderbilt will retire Maintenon after a tendon breakdown ending plans for a major European campaign. The horse, bought as a yearling for 23100 francs, had earned significant prize money including 808025 francs, and had been aimed at the Ascot Gold Cup to meet Spearmint. Maintenon and Prestige were two of the era’s leading runners, with a recent win carrying 137 pounds in the Eugene Aram prize over a mile and a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Miaintenon
Frances
Amaintenon
Fineland
Maintenon
Spearmint
Prestige
Eugene Aram
Summers Challenges Nelson in Ring Bid
Charlie Harvey, veteran announcer now managing Johnny Summers the English featherweight champion, aims to book Summers vs Battling Nelson. He posts 1000 dollars to bind the match and offers a side bet that Summers can beat Nelson. Summers has defeated Tommy Murphy and claims he will weigh in at ringside with his wardrobe if Nolan insists.
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Summers
Nelson
Charlie Harvey
Johnny Summers
Harvey
Nolan
England
Tommy Murphy
New York
Public Fund to Educate Longboat Wins City Support
Tom Loneboat Boston Marathon winner receives a torch lit home welcome in Toronto by about 25 000 people. City Hall awards a gold medal. Y M C A Athletic Club and others also give gifts as the council votes 600 to start a public fund for Loneboat education. World swimming note includes Dailey and Guay M Dailey competing in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longboat
Tom Loneboat
Toronto
City Hall
Y. M. Co. A. Athletic Club
Charles M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
East Liberty Baths
Pittsburg
Guay M. Dailey
New York
Frank Schulte Out With Groin Strain for Cubs
Frank Schulte has not played for the Chicago Cubs after straining a groin muscle in a Philadelphia game. He is under physician care and a surgical operation was once feared but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schulte
Chicvago Cubs
Philadelphia
Baseballs Used in National League Teams This Season
The New York and Chicago teams of the National League use about sixty dozen baseballs per season for home games. This indicates the scale of equipment needs for major league teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreaggues
New York
Ghd
Chicaeo
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ad Says Children Like It
A pleasant remedy for coughs and colds is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. Distributed by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, at $5 on Stephenson Street, the ad notes children favor the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Plays and Players Spotlight New Opera and Stage Moves
Detin Stacey will star in a new musical piece as a cross between grand opera and English language works begins in London. The Prince of Pilsen is set to reach Prospects in Australia and America. George M Cobain stars as Pitole Dooley in a revival. Toutise Gimsing may headline next season in a Edward Paulton comic opera. Tenry BR Harris hires Grace Elliston for Martha Morton's The Movers. Cohan Harris signs Thomas E Shea for next season and plans a Frances Baird Detective play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detin Stacey
Crosende
London
Prince of Pilsen
Prosce Apd
Australia
George M. Coban
Pitle Dooley
Tittle
Ohne Jones
Toutise Gimsing
Edward Paulton
Princess Boevar
Tenry BR. Harris
Grace Elliston
Martha Morton
Cohan & Harris
Thomas E. Shea
Channing Pollock
Frances Baird
Detective
Household Hints For Practical Domestic Care
Newspapers pad ironing boards, disinfect sinks with charcoal in water, natural colored cotton lasts longer in hot weather, flour starch prevents color fade, make a thin starch and avoid soap, rinse and dry in shade, for firm pillows make covers an inch smaller than the pillow for a plump look at corners.
Editorial Flings and Court Tests on Fashion and Flight
The selection mocks how courts weigh sacred concerts by dress lengths and notes a New York man joke during amputation while a sheriff watches autos on rural roads for potential collisions as summer reports on flying machines rise in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
New York
Chicago
Hwr
Washington Star
New York City Sugar Use And Phone Reach Compared
The New York Herald notes daily sugar consumption of 987 500 pounds in New York City and its larger number of telephones versus London. It also cites a banker’s figure that the average adult carries $26, and mentions fourteen public clocks with advertising words on faces lacking figures or Roman letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
London
New York Herald
World Beliefs Shape Childcare Myths Across Europe
In Ireland a belt of a woman's hair is placed around a child to ward off harm, while in Holland garlic salt bread and steak are placed in the cradle of a newborn. These superstitions reflect folk practices tied to protection and blessing.
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Ireland
Holland
Freeport woman praises Doan's Kidney Pills relief
Miss Mabel A. Miller of Freeport credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending severe kidney pain and blood-spattered passages after years of failed treatments. She recalls a rapid improvement within days and urges others to remember the Doan's name, 46 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Bright
Mabel A. Miller
Mechanic Street
Dean
Emmett
Duan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
A Curious Widow's Gap and Weeds of the Aborigine
A regional note describes widows among Australian natives near the Murray River attending tombs. They shave their heads and cover them with pipe clay kneaded into paste, then cap the head with a clay skull cap held by a net and grease. The cap weighs several pounds and is uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Island
Murray River
Pigeons Debate in Russia Over Sacred Dove Belief
In Russia a cultural note highlights that pigeons are not eaten by pious Russians due to the dove's sanctity in Scriptures. The mention reflects religious reverence affecting dietary choices among some communities.
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Russia
Early English scent ball valued for ambergris treasure
In England around 1500 the scent ball appeared as a prized perfumery object. It used ambergris as its chief ingredient and included nutmeg for fragrance. The piece was mounted in silver and adorned with pearls and precious stones, reflecting its rarity and high esteem.
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England
Time Tables East Bound and South Bound Rail Schedules
East bound trains show arrivals and departures for Omaha St Paul Dubuque Fort Dodge and Sioux City routes with times. south bound lists Decatur Madison Dodgeville and freight and passenger notes including daily and Sunday only services. The fragmentary timetable indicates mixed services across multiple lines with varying miles and station codes.
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St Paul Lin
Dubuque
Dodge
Sioux City
Omaha Bex
Ft. Dodge
Dubuque Fix
Poms
Omaha Lin
RHO
St Paul Lim
Decatur
Geeeator
Madison
Dodgeville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Omaha
Neast
Paar
St. Joseph
Fort Dodge
Kansas City
Ally
Chicago
Brewster
Fond Ct
LMR
Fa St Paul Tee
Train schedules and equipment for QO and NW lines
The notice details West and East bound trains with numbers 200 through 211, their equipment like buffet parlor cars and cafe parlors, and service notes. It lists Sunday-only specifics, connections at Rockford Belvidere and Belvidere to Sycamore DeKalb Madison and other points north south and west. John F Daly, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.W
Freep't
Ces
Ly. C’cago
Newei
Oaks
Rockford
Beloit
Janesville
Milwaukee
Madines
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Belot
Harvard
Madison
Sprimg Valley
Pacific Coast
Train Schedule Fragments From Rock Island Line
J B Sweatt, agent, lists arrival and departure times for passenger and freight services. Notes include No 86 and No 53 connections, freight carrying passengers, and routes to Milwaukee Chicago Janesville Kansas City Omaha Cedar Rapids and South/North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Nee
Mt. Carroll
Rock Taland
Daven- Bote
Chicago
Milweuker
Thven
Milwaukee
Creas
Janesville
Maple spot Route-Traing leave Souta reepart
Schedule fragment shows an East Bound Nova Chicago Limited service with 6:33 am departure and a No 4 Chicaca Express. Also mentions a Nova Chicago Special daily except Sunday and other unclear times and routes.
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Maple Spot
Souta Reepart
Nova Chicago Limited
Chicaca Expresas
Nova Chicago
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American Surety Company of
Bk. Bldg
John F. Misbler
Agt
Pearl City
KR. R. Tiffany
Atty
Authority On
Freeport, Ill
Florida
Cuba
South-East
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
J.C. Bean, Jr
St. Louis
S. H. Hardwick
D.C
J. S&s. McCullough
Dearborn St
W.H. Taylor
Washington, D.C
Warren
Donovan
Walcott
Catcher Bresnahan
Neil
Winslow
Chicago Grain
Tre Sporting World
Hanlon’s’' Younsters
Dewitt & Company
Ill
Kuna
Stephenson Streut
Puck
Dhualf
AM. Hoover
Cardus
Business Directory
Illinois
BANKS
Collmann
D. F. Graham
J. 8.Collmann
L. R. Jungkunz
Ass’t
D. B. Schulte
Wm. Trembor
August Bergman
W. T. Rawleigh
W. N Cronkrite
John 8
First National Ial Bank
Co. B. Bidireed
Wm. C. Wright
A. Bidwell
J. M. Clark
Aas't Caabien
Aoe Burrell
M. V. B. Elson
H. 8. Webster
L. Z. Barwell
Second National Bank
L. Z. Farwel
H. S. Webster
Reuben Siegfried
J. F. Fair
J. N. Galloway
F. E. Schaeffer
E. Mayer
Union Loan & Building Association
HL Incorporated
F. Shaeffer
C. J. Wella
John J. Trunck
EH. Mayer
J. F. Kramer
W. J. Schwarz
A. S. Webster
Attorney AT Law
W. N. Cronerite
Annadiger Building
C. Aa. Ruther
Carpenter & Contractor
Frame Housea
Douglas Ave
Stephenson S&j
New
Phong
Frisbie
Haney
Illinois Central
R. R
John F. Daly
Chicago Great Western
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