Controversy Over Pitchfork Denunciation of Attorneys
Washington June 29 Special In debate on the conference report on railroads and the rate bill Senators Bailey and Tillman clashed over Tillmans denunciation of lawyers Bailey calling it demagoguery Tillman saying he respects lawyers of standing yet has contempt for shysters and men who pack political conventions The exchange stirred intense feeling briefly Then it passed.
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Pitchfork
Washington
Bailey
Tillman
Texas
Preobrajensky Regiment Degraded Over Police Duty
The Preobrajensky life guards regiment is degraded after adopting resolutions upholding parliament and declaring it refused police duties that could slain brothers or fathers. Officials deny reports of imperial court departure from Peterhof to Tsarsko Selo due to a palace servant revolutionary plot.
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St. Petersburg
Preobrajensky Regiment of Life Guards
Peterhof
Tsarsko Selo
Beveridge Withdraws Objection to Meat Inspection Bill
Senator Beveridge, who filed the original meat inspection amendment, withdraws his objections to the house substitute. The move signals the senate will today instruct conferees to accept the house provision. A senate joint resolution proposing temporary government for the Isle of Pines was introduced by Senator Dick.
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Beveridge
Washington
House
Senate
Isle of Pines
Thaw pleads not guilty at arraignment
Harry K. Thaw entered a formal not guilty plea on the murder charge in the New York court of general sessions. The plea was made with the reservation that it may be withdrawn on Tuesday next.
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New
York
Harry K. Thaw
Court of General Sessions
King Edward's Birthday Observance Cancelled in London
Public observance of King Edward's birthday was cancelled in London due to a severe rainstorm. The storm disrupted planned events and forced authorities to halt outdoor ceremonies for the royal celebration.
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London
King Edward
Chicago Weather Ahead for Weekend Thunderstorms Likely
Continued warmth and generally fair weather expected in Illinois with possible local thunder storms in the northwest tonight or Saturday. Sunrise was at 4 26 a m and sunset at 7 40 p m.
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Chicago
Illinois
Market Closing Quotes and Union Stock Yards Results
Chicago traders closed with Sept wheat at 81 54 to 34, Sept corn 524, Sept oats 361, Sept pork 16.70, Sept lard 8.92, Sept ribs 9 30 38.2. At the Union stock yards cattle 2,000 steady with beeves 4.00 to 6.10, cows and heifers 1.25 to 5.00, stockers 2.65 to 4.40, hogs 14,000 slow butchers 6.45 to 6.80, good heavy 6.65 to 6.80, rough heavy 6.40 to 6.55, lights 6.45 to 6.80, bulk 6.70 to 6.75, down 10 cents to 4.60.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union
Child Injured In Fall Near Home On Cottonwood Street
Three year old Vera Hutchinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hutchinson of 17 Cottonwood Street, was severely injured when she tripped over a board while running on a macadam street. She struck her head, lost consciousness for about fifteen minutes, but her skull was not fractured and recovery is expected.
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Vern Hutchinson
Edward Hutchinson
Cottonwood Street
Vera
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Beauty Aid
Advertisement claims the product removes blackheads and beauty ills, stimulates the nervous system, and acts as a great beautifier. Describes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best remedy for fading loveliness, priced at 35 cents and sold by Joseph Emmert.
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Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Florence Pioneer Bangasser Dies After Long Illness
Frank Bangasser a Florence township farmer died at his residence six miles south of Freeport at 2 15 PM yesterday after a long illness. Born in Alsace Germany in 1821 he came to America as a youth and later mined in California in 1849 before returning to settle in Florence. He was married to Barbara Gastel in 1865 and survived by six children. Funeral from his Florence home and St Josephs church will be held Sunday morning.
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Stephenson County
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Freeport
Bangasser
Freéport
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Alsace
Germany
America
Buffalo
N. Y
California
Sacramento
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Charles
Joseph
Frank
Sioux Falls
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C. Keefer
Winona
Minn
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John Muehlenhoff
Lawrence Lieferman
Joseph Spangler
Joseph Brown
Barney Lamm
Joseph Lami
Filkbart
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Carroll County
Shannon
River School
Linaweaver
Co. D
93D
John A. Davis
Anna Saylor
Sahay
Lancaster City
Penn
A.C. ‘Roser
Colby
Kan
P. G Linaweaver
Oakland
Gal
T. H. Linaweaver
Denver
Col
M. L. Linaweaver
Leadville
A. M. Linaweaver
Holcomb
Wis
Ferris Laible
Pottsville
Lebanon
Civil War Veteran Henry Linaweaver Dies at Globe Hospital
Freeport resident for fifteen years Henry Linaweaver a Civil War veteran died at Globe hospital at 11 this morning from paralysis following a January stroke. He had been feeble since the attack, taken to the hospital three weeks ago for treatment, and passed away peacefully after a worsening condition and grave family concern.
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Henry Linaweaver
Freeport
Globe Hospital
Linaweaver
Outing Club Forms at YMCA Meeting in Park
A large turnout at the YMCA parlor last evening backed forming an Outing Club. Members approved holding the first club meeting at Forest Park next Tuesday evening to finalize a permanent organization and elect officers.
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Outing Club
Soldiers Promoted At Evening Company Meeting
A company meeting last evening appointed privates Hall to sergeant Bilker and Lawyer to corporal, with McLain becoming lance corporal. Promotions occurred after examination, highlighting the higher standing of these young men over others who resigned.
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Hall
Bilker
Lawyer
McLain
Notable Chicago visitors head to Dubuque by car
President Charles Comiskey of the White Sox, Thos F Keeley of Keeley Brewing, J F Burns, J P McCarthy, H Q Cord ner and about twenty five companions toured Chicago before spending the night at the Brewster. They planned to leave for Dubuque in the morning via five automobiles.
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Charles Comiskey
The
White Sox
Thos. F. Keeley
Keeley Brewing Company
J. F. Burns
J. P. McCarthy
H. Q. Cordner
Brewster
Dubuque
Chicago
Baptist Prayer Meeting At Local Church
Large crowd attends regular prayer meeting led by Rev Price at the Baptist church last night. Miss Stella Ragon of Henzada Burma shares experiences in the country and notes she will return to Burma in October. she was a friend of the late Mrs. Alice Ford Harper.
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Baptist Church
Price
Stella Ragon
Henzada
Burma
Miss Ragon
Alice Ford Harper
Louis Metz Injured in Rifle Cartridge Explosion
Louis Metz living west of the city was injured yesterday while attempting to explode a rifle cartridge. He placed the cartridge on a stone and struck it with another stone, the blast sending the shell into his face and causing a severe gash over his left eye.
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Louis Metz
Damage at German Valley from midweek storm
Wednesday night's storm caused notable damage around German Valley. Farmer H. Ackerman lost a team of horses valued at 400 dollars, with insurance expiring three days earlier. H. W. Soehne reported a valuable two year old trotting colt valued at 100 dollars.
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German Valley
H. Ackerman
H. W. Soehne
Funeral today for Mrs A Roberts with Rev C W McCaskill officiating
The funeral of the late Mrs. A. Roberts was held this afternoon with Rev. C. W. McCaskill officiating. E. L. Cronkrite arranged the service and pallbearers included H. S. Keck I. G. Wise George Swartz John Smallwood John A. Gale and W. J. Reitzel.
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A. Roberts
C. W. McCaskill
E. L. Cronkrite
H. S. Keck
I. G. Wise
George Swartz
John Smallwood
John A. Gale
W. J. Reitzel
G. A. R. Post to Lead Fourth of July Parade
The John A. Davis Post accepts headship of the city Fourth of July parade. Members are requested to meet at headquarters in full uniform at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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John A. Davis
Arab Patrol Drill At Lexington Hall Tonight
All members of the Arab patrol D O K B are urged to attend Lexington hall for drill. Special importance on attendance as the selection of new uniforms is being considered.
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Lexington Hall
Boastful Rockford Population Claim Spotlight
A boastful note from Rockford claims a population of 43,000, with the writer noting rivalry with a sister city. The piece hints Illinois is strongly linked to Rockford and jokes about future claims tying the state to the city.
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Rockford
Illinois
Ilinois
Volunteers Clash Over Street Corner Between Mormon and Volunteers
In Freeport, Volunteers of America and Latter Day Saints argued over corner rights at Stephenson and Chicago streets. Saints withdrew after a tense exchange. Volunteers accused the Mormon leader of moral wrongs and the Saints claimed prior occupancy.
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Stephenson and
Chicago Streets
Volunteers of America
Edward Bengston
Latter Day Saints
German Bank
Freeport
Moogh Corner
Bengston Corner
Stephenson Street
Volunteers
Outing Enjoyed by Fifty Freeport Guests at Harlem Park
Fifty Freeport residents attended the annual outing of the Ladies Auxiliary to the B of IL Division No. 290 at Harlem park in Rockford. A special coach from Illinois Central transported the group while Alderman Louis McGovern and Master Mechanic A J McKillop served as chaperones.
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Freeport
B. of IL. E
Harlem Park
Rockford
Illinois Central
Louis McGovern
A. J. McKillop
McCaughtry to Have Assistant Pastor
Rev. James McCaughtry former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Freeport now pastor at a flourishing church in Streator has been granted an assistant pastor. He expects to spend his vacation among his former church people in this city.
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McCaughtry
James McCaughtry
Second Presbyterian Church of
Freeport
Streator
Meeting of Husn Temple No 108 Dramatic Order
Husn Temple No 108 Dramatic Order Knights of Khoboras meets in Lexington hall this evening to prepare for the fall ceremonial. All officers should be present promptly at 5 o clock as the work will be exemplified. E. D. Allington Royal Vizier.
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Husn Temple No
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Khborasgan
Lexington Hall
E. D. Allington
Death Follows Lockjaw Warns of Arnica Salve Cure
Chas. Oswald of Rensselaersville New York reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of this place of a lockjaw injury. The antiseptic and healing properties prevented blood poisoning and aided recovery.
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Bucklen
Chas. Oswald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Burch
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