Roosevelt at Harvard Ends Day with Cable to William
Cambridge June 28 Roosevelt on second Harvard day toured Massachusetts hall and the commencement procession. He sent a cablegram to Emperor William thanking him for acts that have brought German and American peoples closer and for fostering friendship and future welfare.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Harvard College
Lawrence
Massachusetts Hall
Emperor William
Harvard University
Germanic Museum
Arcanum Rate Assailed by Critics in Roston Meet
The executive committee of the Supreme council, Royal Arcanum, met in Roston, Massachusetts, to review matters from the New Jersey session. Lawyers Abner Hopkins and Mortimer Federykel of Brockport, New York, argued the committee lacked power to alter the scale while voicing their objections. Additional protest committees were announced to appear tomorrow.
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Roston
Mass
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
New Jersey
Abner ‘l, Hopkins
Mortimer A. Federykel
Trockport
N. Y
Terre Haute Bank Closes After Cashier Shortage Triggers Run
The Vivo County National Bank shut its doors following a two day run, prompted by a cashier shortage. The National bank examiner conducts an investigation into the closure. Deposits on June 1 exceeded $1,000,000, including $90,900 for United Minemakers.
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Trae, Havve
Tnd
J—Vthe
Vivo County National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Couseman
United Minemakers
Secretary Hay Improving
Nunrory New Hampshire June 28 Secretary Hay passed a comfortable night and appeared stronger today in excellent spirits.
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Nunrory
N. H
Spaeiik
Hay
Weather Forecast for Chicago June 28
Partly cloudy with showers Thursday and in the south and central regions tonight, temperatures rising through the period. Local forecast notes unsettled conditions and warmer air moving in from the south.
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Chicago
Market Report from Curcao and OQuano Closing Prices
Closing board of trade quotations show July wheat at 0.11 and July corn at 0.00 with July oats and pork prices noted. Union stock yards reports cattle 16,000 strong to higher. hogs 27,000 steady. sheep 16,000 with varied prices. Chicago board prices range shown by Keefe & Company. barber shops to remain closed on Fourth of July. local notices include lost amber necklace with star brooch and reward.
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Board of Trade
Union
Stroupry
Chicago Board of Trade
Keefe & Company
Hettinger
Pattison for Governor nominated at state convention
Genramnus Ohio June 28 Special The State Democratic convention met and nominated John M Pattison for governor on the second ballot Louis B Houck of Knox county was named lieutenant governor M A Daugherty was chosen temporary chairman The platform urged Panama canal supply purchases be kept in world markets and called for laws to prevent rail rebates and secret contracts
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Genramnus
Ohio
M. A. Daugherty
Panama Canal
John M. Pattison
Louis B. Houck
Knox County
Former Speaker Henderson in Serious Condition
Dutivaur Ia June 24 Former Speaker Henderson has had two strokes of paralysis and is in a serious condition.
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Dutivaur
Henderson
Big Brokerage Firm Fails
Knight Donnelly and Co. collapses with liabilities around three million and assets near two and a half million, signaling a major financial failure. Jane Chicando reports the startling figures and their potential market impact.
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Chicando
Jane
Knight, Donnelly & Co
Cornell Wins Varsity Four Oared Race
In Poucitkenesse on June 28, Cornell led the varsity four with Syracuse second, Pennsylvania third, Columbia fourth, and Wisconsin fifth as the referee announced final results. Official time was 10 minutes 16 and 2 eighths seconds.
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Poucitkenesse
Cornell
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Boarding house resident clashes with constable during levy
Mrs Martha Duncan who runs a boarding house on North Galena avenue resisted Constable Drener as he attempted to levy on household furniture described in a writ. She denied ownership, attacked with a brick bat and a vicious dog, and the officer swore out a warrant. Duncan was jailed under $500 bond posted by Mayor C J Dittmar and case set for Saturday at 9.
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Martha Duncan
Drener
Bray House
Galena Avenue
Brown Sentenced to Joliet Penitentiary in Burglary Case
Art Brown was found guilty by a circuit court jury and sentenced to the Joliet penitentiary. Attorney Witte moved for a new trial, contending improper identification and faulty witness testimony. Mrs. Dovuy Carey divorced Charles Carey. Beloit couples wed by Freeport ministers. Ernest G. Williams and Maud Pollock joined in marriage by Rev. E. Molay. Bert Van Alstine and Jeanette Tyrrell wed by Rev. Shields. Tyrrell listed as 17, with father’s license authorization. Empire theatre management expected to dissolve. Moore proposed to buy Grampp's share. Grampp critically ill. active identification needed for the business.
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Art Brown
Joliet
Witte
Dovuy Carey
Charles Carey
Beloit
Freeport
Ernest GC
Williams
Maud Pollock
KE. Hk. Molay
Ambury Church
Bert van Alstine
Jeanette M. Tyrrell
Jas. K. Shields
Tyrrell
Empire Theatre
Moore
Harry Grampp
Grampp
Big Crowd at Picnic at Taylor's Park
A large turnout marked the St John’s Sunday school picnic at Taylor's Park with entertainment for all ages and a festive mood. The notice then shifts to Rev O D Moore of Harpersville N Y recounting his cough and grip ordeal and praising Dr King's New Discovery, available at Joseph Emmert's for 50 cents to a dollar with a trial bottle free.
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St. John’s
O. D. Moore
Baptist Church of
Harpersville
N. Y
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Mrs Smith Dead Here Fifty Years In Stephenson Street
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Frances Ford Smith after apoplexy at her Stephenson Street home. Born in Sacketts Harbor New York she moved to Freeport in 1865, taught in public schools until 1880, and resided with her niece until death. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Zartman residence. Also notices of Herma Bohen death after bicycle accident and old age. Bohen born in Terborg Germany survived by five children. Rosa A James death in Chicago. funeral at Dayton Street residence and St Vincent's church. Moses Thomas dies in Chicago. Edward Dwyer of Freeport dies in Franklin Falls New Hampshire. relations listed. Mission Band picnic at Oak St Evangelical church Riverside Park today.
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H. B. Zattman
Stephenson Street
Frances Ford Smith
Bohen
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James
John James
Rosa A. James
Chicago
Dayton Street
Janes
Charles
St. Vincent's Church
Wabster Avenue
Calvary T
Mission Band of the
Oak St. Evangelical Church
Riverside Park
Fearful Fate of Piles Cited as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Remedy
Harry Coulson of Masonville Indiana testifies that Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Piles. The ad claims the salve also treats cuts, burns, and injuries. Sold by Joseph Emmert's druggist for 25 cents.
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Harry Coulson
Masonville
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Poison tablets swallowed by child in Mechanic Street incident
The child of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Price on Mechanic Street accidentally ingested zinc and iodine tablets from a box prescribed for others. Dr. Worden Peek used a stomach pump. multiple washes were given and the child is expected to recover.
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W. BE. Price
Mechanic Street
Peek
Little Fox Well and Cistern Cleaner touted in Monroe
J F Rockey and Ray Whipple of Monroe Wis introduce the Little Fox Well and Cistern Cleaner. The suction device purportedly cleans wells and cisterns without draining water, leaving it pure. Rockey available at Hotel Metropole for orders. Epworth League at First Methodist held a monthly meeting with a large program. Sunday school picnic planned at Globe park with buses from West Freeport car line at 9 oclock and 11:20. Admission 23 cents.
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J. F. Rockey
Ray Whipple
Monroe
Wis
Little Fox
Hotel Metropole
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Kinno Dnet
Vera Frey
Narinda Packs
Delsarte
Hite Parks
Teadhing
Antrim
Rey
Shields
Globe Park
West Freeport
Remodeling Tarbox Building For Office Apartments
Contractors began remodeling the Tarbox building turning second and third floors into modern office apartments and adding a steel front to the first floor. A closing exercises program was held at St. Josephs parochial school this afternoon and will be repeated tomorrow afternoon at St. Plus ball.
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St. Plus Ball
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Speech at the Chicago Banquet by Dr Littlejohn
Dr Littlejohn of the sanatorium attended the Chicago Osteopathic society banquet at the Auditorium last night and replied to a boast with a remark about Sanatorium Legislation.
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Chicago
Littlejohn
Sanatorium
Chicago Osteopathic Society
Auditorium
Sanatorium Legislarion
Changes in Illinois Central Promises Broad Promotions
Vice President Harahan announces July 1 official changes in the Illinois Central system. Thomas J. Hudson will become general trade manager, abolishing the trafic manager role. Albert H. Hanson becomes passenger traffic manager. Samuel C. Flateh rises to general passenger and ticket agent. Frank B. Bowers will be freight traffic manager. Also includes an advertisement urging Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health aid.
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Ilinois Central
Harahan
Tinois Gentral
Thomas J. Hudson
Trafic
Albert H. Hanson
Samual CG. Flateh
Frank B. Bowers
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Mrs Hale offers electrical facials and massage using Michaud's method. Specializes in fine toiletry creams. Available Tuesdays and Saturdays from 7:30 to 8:80 p m. New phone white 979, 111 Stephenson Street.
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Bobly
Wranch
Bugs
Paris
Stephenson
Bengston’s Jewelry Store
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Stephenson Rt
Kaiser
Arcanum
Terre Haute
Weather Forecast
Today’s Market Report
Maud
Hoope
Hollistar
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmiert
Adams
Helen Ips Linay
Stephenson St
Democrats
Henderson III
Brown
Joseph Smith
Herman Bohen
Henry M. Spelman
Shannon
Ads Bokemeier
Ridott
Charles Dorris
Madison
Mary EK
Neihus
Mathison
Bert VanAlstine
Jeanette W. Tyrrell
John H. Pullman
Rockford
Ernest C. Williams
Inez L. Runkle
Orangeville
Epworth League
M. Bs
Bihnour Orn
Urgattoes
Sinly Street
Northwest
Charles D. Knowlton
Alg
Prick
Oklahoma
Che Winne Mortgage Co
O- Taylor & Frick
Mason
Boyd
Lightning Twin
C.H. Little & Co
Freeport, Il
C. F. Nieman
Haberdasher
Stephenson Sé
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