Lowden Shorthorn Sale Impresses Breeders at Chicago Yards
Congressman Frank O. Lowden’s shorthorn cattle sale at Chicago stock yards on June 11 drew breeders nationwide. Ten car special train from Sinnissippi farm. top bull price three thousand dollars, cow and calf two thousand. total sixty one head brought fifty eight thousand six hundred eighty four dollars.
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Frank O. Lowden
Chicago Stock Yards
Sinnissippi Farm
Messrs. Bigler, Donahey and Lind
W. D. Flatt
Toronto
B.S. Kelly
Co. D. Bellows
Col. Lowden
Sinnissippi Lady
Thos. Johnson
Gazette
Washington
Dr. Marles
Milwaukee
Col Loawden
Thos. Stanton
Cumberland
Lyman J Gage Birthday Tribute Details Career
Lyman Judson Gage born June 28 1836 in Madison County New York rose from office boy to president of the First National Bank of Chicago and later secretary of the U S Treasury from 1897 to 1902 He later led United States Trust Company and chaired the American Bankers Association three times.
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Lyman Judson Gage
United States Treasury
Madison County
New York
Rome
N. Y
Lfe
Oneida
West
Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
Gage
First National Bank
United States Trust Company
American Bankers Association
Lena Couple Wed In Early Morning Catholic Ceremony
In Lena at St. Josephs Catholic church a marriage occurred at 8 40 yesterday morning between Miss Ophelia Anders and Joseph Doll. Reverend M A Welter officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple were attended by George Doll and Lorena Medike. A noon dinner followed at the bride’s home with about 125 friends at a 3 o’clock reception. The bride’s family are esteemed locals and the groom’s parents are prominent residents. The couple leave with bright prospects.
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Lena
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Qolera
Joseph C. Doll
George Doll
Lorena Medike
M. A. Welter
Joseph Anders
Anthony Doli
Fogug
On This Date in History Highlights 1491 to 1905
A compiled list marking notable events and births from 1491 Henry VIII to 1905 Rockefeller gifts. It covers Henry VIII born 1491 Choiseul 1719 Thible 1784 Mathews 1836 Gage 1886 Courtleigh 1868 Panitza 1890 parliament 1892 Wisconsin 1848 Norge tragedy 1894 Rockefeller donation 1905.
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Henry VIII
England
Greenwich
Duke de Choiseul
Louis XV
France
Mme. Thible
Paris
Charles Mathews
Lyman J. Gage
William L. Courtleigh
Major Panitza
Sofia
Bulgaria
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Ind
Norge
Wrouxst
John D. Rockfeller
Yale University
Woman and Her Apron and Coffee House Beginnings
A subway guard explains aprons worn by theatergoing women as they rush between meals and shows. The piece notes theater routines and a comic apron mishap. Historical lines reference 1560 Cairo coffee houses and London's first coffee house in 1662.
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Subway
New York Sun
Cairo
London
Vacation Subscriptions Forwarded During City Absence
Subscribers of the Journal vacationing away from the city may have their paper forwarded by submitting their address to the office. Call 25 to arrange forwarding. Addresses may be changed as often as needed at no extra charge. Reading happenings at home adds to vacation pleasure.
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Journal
Budget rail fare to San Francisco or Los Angeles via Omaha
Tickets priced 59.40 to either San Francisco or Los Angeles and return via Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Ry through Omaha or Kansas City. 71.00 via St Paul and Minneapolis. On sale June 22 to July 6 with return by September 16. Choice of routes with liberal stopovers. Information from agent J B Sweart agent.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Minneapolis
J.B. Sweart
Witnesses in Haywood Murder Trial Cross-Examination Concludes
Boise witnesses describe Tarry Orchard as an agent behind mine explosions and Cripple Creek events. William F. Davis faces sharp cross exam by Senator Borah in the murder case of Frank Steunenberg, with testimony touching the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine destruction and the alleged threat to Steunenberg.
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Boise
Tda
William F. Davis
Crolchfield
William J
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Tarry Orchard
Traivds
Sullivan Wil
Isa
Taywood
Moyer
Cripne Creek
Clarence Darrow
Hahe
Cripple Creek
Orchard
Steunenberg
Ife
Davis
Borah
Whitell Orchard
Steunenbers
Orchard witness accounts whirl in Hartland trial
Testimony links WH Orchard to threats against Steunenberg and a 1906 Idaho plot against federal leaders. Lottie Day of Denver repeats Orchard’s boast of losing Hercules interest to justify his motive. Elliott, once confined to an asylum, claims Orchard spoke of hire by mine owners. Cross examination undermines Elliott. Meath testifies Orchard sought governor and Sherin Bett addresses. O Neill suggests Orchard’s writings reflect Federation views.
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Davis
Tem
Bunker Eill
Gem
Hutton
Tfe
Butte
Hill
McConnell
Borah
Orchard
Steunenberg
Lottie Day
Denver
Hercules
John 2
Elliott
Idaho
Federation
Orehbard Sid
Jot
Miners’ Magazine
Orehard Caie
Ti Ue
Pearbody
Sherrin Bett
O'Neup
Orehard
O' Meith
Amacurhee
Pederidou
Steunen
O' Noi
Federation Tendyiniairters
Steve Adfiuis
Adfius
Trial in Loving murder case tests insanity evidence
Hlonston Virginia June 27. Interest centers on the trial of Judge Loving for the murder of Theodore Mites Higge Corewlat. The defense closes after witness examination to argue insanity at the time of the killing and to challenge Elizabeth Loving testimony. The prosecution contends the truth of Elizabeth Loving statements and questions affect on her father’s sanity.
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Hlonston
Judge Loving
Theodore Mites Higge
Corewlat
Href
Loving
Astes
Unsaneh Belizabet i Loviggs Suiry
Samas
Elizabeth Loving
Annie Kiddoss
Cirst
Elizabeth Loving Jort
Harmey
Taft Story At Yale Alumni Dinner Sparks Nomination Talk
Secretary Taft spoke at Yale University Alumni dinner in New Haven and told a story about Ken Jucklin who had voted Republican for years until a Republican governor was elected. The tale suggested Taft’s view on a possible presidential bid next year and warned against an office seeking the man.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Ken Jucklin
Frankfort
Jim Scrubbs
Alexandria Pike
Mysterious Brooklyn Bridge Passenger Death
A man died after a train trailed car window shattered on the Brooklyn Bridge. The victim, later identified as John Nelson, an electrical engineer of Brooklyn, was found in the car with fatal injuries. Police could not determine how the accident occurred despite a thorough investigation.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Hads
John Nelson
Brooklyn
Blast at Lola Cut Kills Six Italians Injures Four
A premature blast on the Tidewater Railway near Brook Neal Campbell County Virginia kills six Italians and seriously injures four more. Cornelius Sullivan brother in law of the McDermott Construction general manager of Chicago is charged with overseeing the work. Edward Clarke of Charlotte County Virginia is among the injured.
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Richmond
Lola Cut
Tidewater
Brook Neal
Campbell County
Cornelius Sullivan
McDermott Construction Company
Chicago
Edward Clarke
Charlotte County
Irish Derby winner Rehard Croker triumphs with Orly
Rehard Croker clinched the Irish Derby aboard Orly in a canter. Other notes include Yale and Harvard commencements with honorary degrees. Carey Nation fined. Roosevelt appoints Frear governor of Hawaii. a Jamestown expo fire caused about 250000 in damage. Yale endowment totals 3000000 in two years.
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Rehard Croker
Orly
University of Vermont
Charles S. Denison
University of Michigan
Yale
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
Carrie Nation
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Palace of Peace
Scotland
Roosevelt
William F. Frear
Hawai
Harvard
Bonaparte
Duke of
Abruzzi
Bryce
Wasserand
Root
Long
Duke
Diltsburg
J Ou
Dlarmmnon
Republica State Committee
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Raphile Savare
Pink
Nowak Nosl
Yale University
Albert Surrenders to End Civil Strike in France
Montpellier and Tabor reports confirm M. Albert, wine growers leader, surrendered to authorities after pledging to Clemenceau. Government vows to prosecute laborites while troops face discipline issues amid ongoing civic strike. Albert’s comrades reject the apostle label and affirm solidarity with federate committees.
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Tavis
M. Clemenceau
A. Clemenceai
General Federation
Tabor
Seventeenth Regiment
Albert
Montpellier
France
M. Albert
Argelliers
Clemenceau
Fragments of nautical swearing and wit from a bygone era
In a reminiscence from a naval officer, a strict captain curbed a first mate’s profanity by forcing a reform pledge. The tale unfolds with a boatswain’s error and the mate’s loud rebuke focusing on the line You naughty, naughty boatswain. The piece then shifts to anecdotes about Dr. Emil Reich and a quip from a dinner table in New York, and closes noting John Gorrie of Apalachicola and Frederic Tudor’s Ice innovations as early forces in artificial ice and cold storage.
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Naval Office
Emil Reich
New York
Speries
Dr. Reich
San Antonio Express
John Gorrie
Apalachicola
Fla
Frederic Tudor
Boston
Campbell-Bannerman's Lords Resolution Passes Commons
London June 27 Premier Campbell-Bannerman's plan to curtail Lords vetoes in a single chamber passed the Commons by 4132 to 147 amid ministerial cheers. An amendment for abolition of the Lords was rejected 815 to 160. Unionists abstained. Trevelyan noted broad national move toward emancipation of the people.
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London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
A. Tenderson
Laborite
Durham
Deviltry of Russian Reds in Tiflis Robbery
In Tiflis on June 27 a Red group planted a bomb in Arivan square and stole $170,000 from a guarded treasury shipment. Fifty people were wounded as police hunted suspects. later a second explosion killed two brothers and wounded a third while concealment of revolutionary items was being attempted.
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Tiflis
Russia
Witteh
Arivan Square
Orly
Brivan Square
Jamestown Exposition Low Rate Excursion Tickets
Low rate excursion tickets offered by the Chicago and North-Western Railway include special routings and side trips to Niagara Falls Lake Champlain the St Lawrence Hudson River Adirondacks The Catskills Berkshire Hills Cha utauqua Atlantic City New York City Boston Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other resorts. Information available from any North-Western Line ticket agent.
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Chicago & North-Western Ry
Niagara Falls
Lake Champlain
St. Lawrence
Hudson River
Adirondacks
Catskills
Berkshire Hills
Chautauqua
Atlantic City
New_York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
North-Western Line
The Servant Problem In Cuba
A World article notes Cuban households rely on cooks who control meals and markets with monthly wages of 10 to 20 dollars. Cooks seek additional graft and often live off the employer larder while working atypical hours.
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Cuba
Onze
Harly
C. Rt. Miller
Leslie
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Nora
Rosalie Taylor
Dubuque
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Savanna
Miles Witte
Kathryn Krape
Freeport
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Rachel Holmes
Ambrose Bus
Mt. Morris
Rockford
August Natzel
W. C. Lutz
Lizzie Goddard
Cynthia Hall
Geo. Simrick
Lyman
J. Gage
Four
Steunenburg
Bunker Hill
Mia Rénowy
Deen
Elizabeth
Tas
Lovingston
Thaw
Nenad Man
Food and Drugs Act
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Stephengog St
D. J. Brennan Cuespieal Coy
British Commons
Seventeenth Infantry
Ayer
FC ArieOes
LORDS
Campbell - Bannerman
Commons
Bowd
Jamestown Exposition
The
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Goliath
Mohammed
Louis J. Mender
Virginia
United States
S.S.S
Nature
S. Tonic
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Derma Viva
Derma Viva CO
H. J. Mooge
Joseph Emmert
Berolzheim
G. P. A. Manitou Steamship Co
BBO Dee Wells
Sepp
Oxford
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