French Chamber Grants Confidence as Mutiny in South Quells
Paris reports show the chamber of deputies voting in favor of the government by a large margin and authorizing ministers to repress the southern disturbances. Premier Clemenceau announced news from Narbonne and 100 soldiers wounded in clashes with rioters as troops and engineers move to restore order and repair rail lines amid a rising local uproar.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Atimes
Nella
Narbonne
Clemenceau
Seventeenth Infantry
Agde
Beziers
Associated Press
USUAL WILD DECLAMATION ON SOUTHERN RIOTS AND DESERTERS
Opposition deputies denounce government actions accusing agents of stirring unrest in the south. They cite Cossack like troops firing with provocation and the slaughter of civilians, demanding M Ferroul's release to restore calm. A mutiny in Beziers sees 400 soldiers desert with colors, later returning after General Baillaud’s talks.
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M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Millerand
M. Clemenceausa
Seventeenth Infantry
Agde
Beziers
Petiers
Baillaud
Victims of Riots Buried at Narbonne in Somber Funeral
Narbonne France June 22 funeral held for riot victims with nationwide public mourning. Crowds filled streets while crepe draped homes banks closed shops barred attire. A mob's pressure forces officials into plain clothes as General Tracas retires under duress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narbonne
France
Haldi-Nuisi
Tracas
Ministry of War
Very Ugly at Montpellier Mob Erects Barricades
A mob in Montpellier France on June 22 erected barricades triggering turbulence at multiple locations. Police moved in to restore order as protests disrupted streets and traffic. Local officials urged restraint while investigations continued.
Wisconsin Public Utility Bill Moves Through Legislature
Madison June 22 The public utility bill passed by the legislature is the most radical lawmaking step of the session. It requires all water and electric providers to use corporate style accounting including depreciation. The bill places control under the railway commission and allows rate fixing for all public utility service. existing franchises become exclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Railway Commission
Settlement repudiated by pressmen union at convention
The International Association of Printing Pressmen virtually repudiated a five year agreement with the United Typothetae of America. The open shop clause in the contract signed in January prompted the action, affecting about 19 000 workers in book and job offices nationwide.
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New York
International Association of Printing Pressmen
United Typothetaee of
Aimerica
Higgins
United States
Blanks Wins Grand American Handicap Shootoff
J J Blanks of Trezevant Tennessee won the Grand American Handicap after a shoot-off at twenty targets with a total of eighteen. Miles J Marryott of Fort Collins Colorado finished second with 17. Crosby of Decatur Tennessee took the professional title ahead of Fred Gilbert of Sebrit Lake Iowa. Hugh M Clark of Urbana Illinois captured the national amateur title with 188 of 200.
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Urbana
Til
Radicals drop general strike after duma dissolution
Reported in outline form the Russian radicals abandon plans for a general strike amid the duma dissolution. At The Wague peace conference little to show beyond routine log-rolling and informal bargaining. W R Speare undertaker who handled Gar fields burial is dead in Washington at 60. Census bureau reports lumber production in 1906 at 07 490 067 000 feet. Cleveland continues to improve and may be out of bed today. Siam king arrives in London visiting King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Isidor Wormser banker dies in New York aged 77. General Booth returns to London after tours in Japan and Canada. Kansas railroad board moves toward 2 cent passenger fare.
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Duma
Wague
W. R. Speare
Garfield
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Cleveland
Siam
London
Paris
Edward
Alexandria
Isidor Wormser
New York
General Booth
Salvation Army
Japan
Canada
Kansas State Board of Railroad Commissioners
One Adam in Thiseden Bold Prisoner Flight
Alton reports a bold prisoner escape as a captive flees an interurban car after a raid on a group from Marguerite camp No. 500. Fisher, sole male guest among thirty five women, fled the ride home with seventeen women pressing for escort, including a prankish exchange with confetti powder and an orange juice shower. Meanwhile Deputy Crowe recaptures chicken thief Albert Koetlin after a window leap. another local druggist wins a legal technicality in a separate assault case involving Miss Stella McClain.
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Alton, TL
Fisher
Alton
Marguerite Camp
Royal Neighbors of
America
Order
Staunton
Wis
Edwardsville
Albert Koetlin
Frank Crowe
Koetlin
Dougherty Case at Peoria and Lynching Arrests
The state links Eddie Tate with the Dougherty forged scrip theft from a Peoria school board safe on Jan 6. Indictments against Tate Pay and Patsy Flaherty expected as officers pursue leads and potential accomplices. In Assumption six women are jailed over a mob bid to lynch miner Alfred Bouland, recent acquittal of bigamy charge.
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Peoria
Dougherty
Conick
Chicago
Warden Sims
Joliet Penitentiary
Eddie Tate
Eddie Pay
Patsy Flaherty
Teorlans
Assumption
Alfred Bouland
Bouland
Gus Dysart
Prudent Rogers
Paul Dueha
Caroline Mowington
Mary Budman
Mary Buboyee
Reform reaches Tolono school board pledges dandity ban
Tolono June 22 reform efforts reach the school board as it seeks teachers willing to sign a pledge to refrain from dandity during contracts. So far no signatories as church socials and weekly band concerts remain the only substitute entertainments offered. Died While on an Excursion Oscar J Buettner Chicago Tribune Illinois agencies chief aboard Cape Girardeau died of apoplexy on the trip accompanying his wife and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolono
Cafro
Oscar J. Buettner
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Cape Girardeau
Chicago Firm to Move Factory to Paxton
The F. H. Stafford Manufacturing company of Chicago will relocate to Paxton and has already shipped 380000 dollars worth of machinery from Jolet where the factory was formerly located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton, UL
F. H. Stafford Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Jolet
Little Pig Goes to Market Rhyme Sold by Local Druggist
Bizarre verse line set describes a sick baby and a nagging pain prompting a mother to seek relief. Text notes the item is sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, a druggist located at 35 Stephenson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Daily Journal Delivery Offered Citywide at Low Rate
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for 10 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce Promoted
The piece describes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery made from native medicinal roots using glycerine rather than alcohol. It claims cures for weak stomach indigestion torpid liver and biliousness, plus coughs and throat ailments, with mailed free samples and endorsements from medical books. It warns it cannot cure advanced consumption and urges timely use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
American Forest
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Smoke and Dealing with Temptation in a Lettered Exchange
A Chicago Journal snippet shows a heavyset man smoking and reading a newspaper asked about letting his son smoke or deal with temptation. The dialog reveals a bachelor’s stance and a reflection on parental guidance and self restraint amid temptations and ideas. A separate asylum scene describes a man seen as an aeronaut chasing files, deemed a mad by the superintendent, who imagines harnessing files to a soap box to escape the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Chicago Journal
Notice of sale of estate lands in Rock City
In Stephenson County Illinois the county court grants a petition of Robert J Long administrator to sell Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 in Block 8 in Rock City to pay debts. Defendants named summon returnable at the July term 1907 to be held July 1 at Freeport courthouse. F C Held clerk R P Eckert attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Illinois
Robert J. Long
Henry Rohrbach
Sophia Rohrbach
William Rohrbach
Robert Rohrbach
George Rohrbach
Ida Mayer
Olive Raymond
Nora Horstman
Annie Spaulding
Eva Davis
Jennie Cuppett
Jennie Cupidd
Arthur Howe
Arthur Hoyt
Robert’ J. Long
Rock City
Freeport
Ilnois
F. C. Held
Woller Gets Three Years For Embezzlement Case
Woller a longtime clerk of Milwaukee municipal court was found guilty of embezzling 220,000 and sentenced to three years in the county jail or corrections facility. The proceeding drew friends and attorneys from all sides with a solemn, tense courtroom scene as Judge Brazee delivered the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jane
Woller
Jade Brazee
Fortine Bor
Milwaukee County House
Correction
Brazee
Hind
Sinn Fein Condemns League Resolutions Over Irish Parliament
The Sinn Fein executive condemns the United Irish League leadership for resolutions on sovereignty and a parliament. Charles J Dolin, who backed Sinn Fein, is expelled as Irish party senior whip but will not resign his seat in Parliament.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein Society
United Ish League National Directors
Ireland
Leitrim
North
Sinn Fein
National Directory
German Kaiser William wins yacht race at Kiel in light breeze
On June 22 in Kiel Germany Emperor William led the Meteor to a 3 minute 40 second victory over the Hamburg after a close 33 mile course. The Meteor gained in a squall while the Hamburg lost time when halyards were released. Ex United States Senator Louis Baker died in Leavenworth Kansas after a street shooting incident.
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Wiel
Germany
Temperor William
William
Hamburg
U. S
Baker Dexd
Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Lueien Baker
Filton County
United States Senate
Tie
D. R. Anthony
First annual banquet of Tufted States Senate of Aurora
Chicago June 22 The first annual banquet of the Tufted States Senate of Aurora, an organization of prominent Aurora businessmen, was held in a style similar to the Senate at Washington. Speeches were delivered by Speaker Joseph Cannon, Senator Hopkins, Representatives Snapp and Rainey of Illinois, and Burton of Ohio, among others.
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Chicago
Senate
Aurora
Washington
Joseph Cannon
Hopkins
Snapp
Rainey
Illneis
Burton
Ohio
Wellman Expedition Advances Despite Pack Difficulty
Walter Wellman leads the Wellman Chicago expedition docking at Spitzbergen on June 14 and reaching Tronsoe Norway on June 22 amid improving weather. The crew reports steady progress with the expedition’s work proceeding after some initial challenges caused by ice pack.
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Wellman
Camp Wellman
Spitzbergen
Tronnsoe
Norway
Walter Wellman
Wellman-Chicago Record-Fherudd Carette
Squires Burns Glove Contest Set for July Fourth
San Francisco June 22 preparations for the Squires Burn s contest at Coluna on July 4 advance rapidly. Arrangements provide seating for 9 800 spectators and the event is shaping into a major boxing program.
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San Francisco
Coluna
Anre
Tornado Fatal to Two Lett Children Near Coaleville
A June 22 tornado near Semonole six miles south of Coaleville Kansas demolished the Lett farmstead of A. Q. Lett and fatally injured two of his young children. The storm caused further damage in the area.
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Coaleville
Kan
Semonole
A. Q. Lett
Scores on the diamonds from Chicago to Pittsburg
Baseball scores reported from multiple leagues with games in Pittsburg New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston New York St Louis and other matchups. Scores include Chicago 2 at St Louis 0 and New York 3 Louisville 7 among others.
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Chicnago
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
His
Toledo
Louisville
Columnbus
Miurenpulis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Shansas City
Wearther
Wester
Des
Moines
Sioux City
Des Motes
Denver Oughat
Peaver
Puebloo
Lincoln
Panny
Wodol advertised by local druggist
No case of indigestion, obstinate or not, cannot be relieved by Wodol. Kodol uses the same stomach juices as a healthy stomach. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, 35 Stephenson street.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Piano Tuner Y J Wardett Noted in Local Notice
Y J Wardett, a piano tuner, appears in a local notice regarding service orders at Brown Dollmever's store. The fragment confirms his professional role and association with the business.
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Y. J. Wardett
Ordere
Brown
Dollmever'gor
Harries M. Burbank Named Teacher of Piano
Harries M. Burbank, a longtime educator at Scidio Grove Sr. School, is celebrated for teaching piano and guiding student musicians in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harries M. Burbank
Pian
Scidio Grove Sr
Beginning of Historic Road Traced to Ebenezer Zane Grants
Early narrative links a Wheeling to Limestone route to Ebenezer Zane after a June visit by Inde Brown. Congress granted Zane three tracts in 1796 for ferries along the Muskingum, Hocking and Scioto rivers, patent confirmed 1800. Isaac Zane later received similar allowances for towns such as Zanesville Fairfield and Chillicothe.
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Trave
Inde Brown
Kentucky
Wheeling
Tie
Ebenezer Zane
Zane
Limeston
Maysville
Congress
Muskingum
Hocking
Sciote
Scioto River
Ohio
W. Va
United States
Isaac Zane
Sileus
Northwest Territory
State of
Ife
Zanesville
Fairfield
Stocking
Chillicothe
Scioto
Judge Brown
Minute Luzon fish Sinrapan named smallest vertebrate
A Philippine Luzon mountain stream yields the sinarapan, the world’s smallest vertebrate fish. The adults reach under an inch, with about 6000 needed to make a pond. Caught by coarse muslin nets, dried in the sun, then seasoned with pepper and spices for native dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Philippines
Philippine
Beginning Well and Suburban Cottages in Boghurst
A humorous dialogue about beginnings in storytelling and courting, with quips about meeting fathers and a joke on suburban dreams. The piece names quips from characters Jigley Citiman and Suburban neighbors, touching on how language and pronunciation shade humor.
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Jigley
Boghurst
Queen Anne
Citiman
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Clemensceau
Pathan
Second Engineers
Nineteenth Dragoons
MIOT
Montpellier
Wisconsin
Typothetae
Savings Department
State Bank Freeport
Adam
Thiseden
Seck
BH. A. Seck
Stella McClain
A. C G. Porter
R. P. Eckert
Culder Brothers
Dixie Harris
Comediene
Roscoe & Sims
Manuro the
Lone
Hottentott
A. C. Knorr
Rice Building
Milwaukee Bimberater
Sinn Fein Vs. League
Ayers
Oxfords
Shoe
Wizard
F. A. Schulz
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