Illinois Memorial Design Condemned by Architects Group
Illinois Chapter of the American Institute of Architects condemns Hugh A Price’s Andersonville Illinois memorial design as inartistic and unworthy. Resolutions call for governor Deneen’s condemnation and a state art commission to review monuments paid by the state.
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Ilinois Andersonville (Ga
Ilinoia
American Institute of Architects
Art Institute
Hugh A. Price
Chicago
Price
Deneen
Charles &E. White, Jr
The
Fine Arts Society
Oak Park
White
Mr. White
Noth‘fing
James William Patterson
Municipal Art League
Patterson
Rockford, Ill
Illinois
W. M. R. French
Ralph Clarkson
John F. Stacey
Chicago Society of
Mothers Club Meeting With Music and Talk
The Mothers club will meet Thursday afternoon at the Settlement home. Instrumental music by Miss Lillian Noble and a song titled The Sandman will be performed by four pupils from Union street school. Mrs KB M Bailey will read a paper on how a family of eleven can live on ten dollars a week. Mrs Chapin will study the next chapter of Unfolding Life with the group.
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Mothers’ Club
Lillian Noble
Union Street
KB. M. Bailey
Election Postponed by Weather at Aid Society Meeting
Due to severe weather there was no quorum at the Young People's Aid Society of the First English Lutheran church meeting last evening. The annual officer election, planned for last night, was postponed for two weeks.
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Young People’s Aid Society
First English Lutheran Church
Trustees Elected at Oak iryet Meeting
At the annual meeting members elected trustees. The report notes formal proceedings and names of those chosen, reflecting local governance traditions.
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Oak Iryet Regeeelie
Logerman Korf
New President at DePauw University Named
Francis John McConnell was installed as president of DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana on March 10. The ceremony featured an academic procession at Meharty Hall with tributes from notable educators and church leaders. McConnell, 38, an Ohio native, prior served Methodist pulpits in Massachusetts and Brooklyn before accepting the DePauw presidency after Edwin H. Hughes resigned.
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Francis Dona Metlelmers
Fratuation
Greencastle
Ind
Pauw ‘University
Francis John McConnell
Sue Edwin H. Hughes
Bisho
Methodist Episcopal
Chwra
United States
Meharty Hall
Hugh Doherty
Board of Trustees
Henry McCabe Dowling
de Pauw
Herbert Welch
D. D
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edwin H. Hughes
Doherty
University Corporation
McConnell
DePauw University
Ohio
Indianapolis
Phillips Andover Academy
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Brooklyn
New York Avenue
de Pauw University
Hughes
Dudley Buck Celebrates Seventieth Birthday in Brooklyn
New York March 10 Dudley Buck famed organist and composer marked his seventieth birthday at his Brooklyn home. Retirement years have kept him out of active work though he remains a leading American composer with a long record of church music cantatas and organ works. Buck born Hartford studied Leipzig Dresden and Paris and held posts in Hartford Chicago Boston and New York including Holy Trinity Brooklyn and St Ann's prior to Holy Trinity. His works include cantatas organ and church music a Marmion overture and the comic opera Desert.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dudley Buck
Edward Alexander McDowell
Back
Holy Trinity Church
Apollo Club
America
Mr. Buck
Hartford
Conn
United States
Leipsic Conservatory
Dresden
Paris
Park Church
Déseret
Toy Bank of the World Opens Small Raleigh Bank
Raleigh's Wake County Savings bank, opened January 1 1905, claims the title of the smallest bank in the state country and world. Housed in a seven and a half foot front, twenty five foot deep space, it serves over 600 depositors with assets around 150000 and has paid more than 10000 in interest. President William W Vass and cashier William B Grimes run the tiny institution noted for its curiosity to bankers everywhere.
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Raleigh
N. C
Wake County
National Bank
William W. Vass
Seaboard Air Line
William B. Grimes
Appomattox
Philadelphia Record
Daily Journal Delivery Charge Noted
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery at 10 cents per week, detailing how readers can receive the paper at a fixed weekly rate.
Harriman Reveals Charmed Change During Texas Stop
Special to the Journal San Antonio March 10 Edward Harriman the railroad magnate reemerged as an approachable figure in Texas after a rheumatic spell. He spoke freely on railroad policy, denied plans about daughter Mary’s marriage to Robert Goelet, and shared views on Texas spending. He favors outdoor life and dismisses grand schemes, saying railroads remain civilization’s force and development engine.
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Journal
San Antonio
Texas
Edward H. Harriman
Hot Wells
Harriman
United States
Mr. Harriman
Men of
Mary
Robert Walton Goelet
Illinois Central
New York
Goelet
South Texas
Roosevelt
Africa
This Date in History Highlights Select Moments
A timeline of events from 1776 to 1908 noted across U S history. Entries include British plunder of Boston, Benjamin West death, Sioux victory over Sac and Fox near Dubuque, consecration of Chicago bishop, Princeton Nassau Hall fire, Manassas evacuation, Jacksonville seizure, Sherman at Fayetteville, Mazzini death, price-fighting legality in Louisiana, Knox suit against Northern Securities, and early Young People’s Missionary movement in Pittsburgh.
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Wne Eesembly
Pennsylvania
Chester
Boston
Benjamin West
London
Dubuque
William Quarter
Chicago
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Nassau Hall
Princeton College
Manassas Junction
Jacksonville
Fla
General Sherman
Fayetteville
N. C
Guiseppe Mazzini
Louisiana
Knox
Northern Securities Company
International Conversion of Young People’s Missionary Movement
Pittsburg
Scissors and umbrellas repaired end covered
BB. F. Ryan reports operations at 00 Gallon W. Iyadee with grounded scissors and yagers.
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BB. F. Ryan
W. Iyadee
Safe for A Broken Idol to Grand opera house Thursday night
Amusements note announces A Broken Idol arriving at the Grand opera house for one performance on Thursday March 18 with tickets at Gund ther’s drug store from 9 am. An agent has sold many seats and early buyers will secure remaining good seats. All orders must be paid by 9 pm March 13 or returned to sale. The Head of the House opens Sunday March 14 with Miss Ada Lewis in the title role and a new cast, new author, and new play. The plot centers on Norah Caldwell who controls the family campaign while George Caldwell faces political peril. Norah’s leadership and a chowder party scene promise lively entertainment. Liebler & Company thus surrounds Ada Lewis with top supporting talent.
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Chicago
Grand Opera House
Guenther
Chicago Grand Opera House
Ada Lewis
Liebler & Company
Edward W. Townsend
New York
Frank Ward O'Malley
O’malley
Townsend
Miss Lewis
Norah
Caldwells
Homer Caldwell
Assembly
Reform
George
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Says Ann Arbor Woman
A Michigan woman reports a complete Hyomei cure for catarrh, asthma, hay fever, croup, coughs and colds, praising the remedy as a dry antiseptic inhaled air that relieves head nose and eye symptoms. The complete outfit costs $1.00 at Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Michigan
E. Karberg
Kingsley St
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Birth of Captain Charles E. Vreeland at Sea Command
Captain Charles E. Vreeland U.S. Navy, born March 10, 1852 in New Jersey, began as an apprentice, attended Annapolis, and graduated 1870. His career included commands on Congress, Ticonderoga, Hartford, Helena, Dolphin, Arkansas, and since 1907 the battleship Kansas.
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Charles E. Vreeland
Kangas
New Jersey
Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Congress
Ticonderoga
Hartford
Vienna
Rome
Spain
Helena
Dolphin
Arkansas
Kansas
Send It Now Cleaners Promises Quick Pressing Service
A local dry cleaner advertises rapid turnaround and guaranteed results for all cleaning and pressing needs. The copy emphasizes prompt service with no delays and assures customer satisfaction from B. B. Dye Works.
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B. B
Sunday Baseball Bill Sparks Freak Legislation Debate
A Sunday baseball ban bill introduced in Springfield by Rep. Walter A. Lantz of Chicago provokes laughter as a “freaks” measure. McNichols, a baseball magnate, pushes for delay. The bill, likely to die in committee, ties Sunday closings to other reform bills expanding parole oversight and boosting pardon board pay.
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Springfield
Walter A. Lantz
Chicago
Frank J. McNichols
Legislative Museum
McNichols
Lantz
Civic Federation
Pardon Board
Parole Board
Reorganization of Madison Baseball Club Planned
The Madison Baseball association dissolves at a stockholders meeting Monday night and will form a new organization Friday night. Howard Cassiboine is favored to lead this year. Incorporation is overseen by John Breit enbach, George Riley and John Moran. Guardianship of Tommy Mee questioned with Fort Wayne asserting claim while Madison cites a writ of ownership and reports the matter to President Farwell. Cook seeks release but only if he can play outside the W I league. otherwise Madison will keep him.
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Madison Club
Madison Baseball Association
Howard Cassiboine
John Breitenbach
George Riley
John Moran
Tommy Mee
Fort Wayne
Madison
Farwell
Cook
Catcher Joe Killian Signs Oshkosh Contract
Joe Killian formerly with La Crosse signs with Oshkosh after being purchased from Racine. Joe Safford signs to manage La Crosse in the Minnesota Wisconsin league. Frank Miller of Green Bay and Fred Lang of Wausau, formerly in the WI league, impress with the White Sox second squad training in Los Angeles. Slapnicka joins Rockford hold-out group refusing to sign. Allan Ransom, one armed pitcher, will try out with Fond du Lac this spring.
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Joe Killian
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Racine
Joe Safford
Frank Miller
Green Bay
Fred Lang
Wausau
White Sox
Los Angeles
Slapnicka
Rockford
Allan Ransom
Fond du Lac
W I League Schedule Changes For Upcoming Campaign
The W I league schedule will be published Saturday March 13 featuring four changes. Oshkosh swaps the July 4 series with Fond du Lac and Fond du Lac assigns Oshkosh the Decoration Day games. Madison exchanges series with Racine as Racine observes a homecoming on July 4. Green Bay and Appleton split the holidays with one game in each city. A claim about Rockford and Freeport having too many Sundays at home is traced to chess. such conflicts occur only once in the season.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Fond Duo la
Madison
Racine
Green Bay
Appleton
Rockford
Freeport
Revolts at Cold Steel.
Mrs M. E. B. Fisher of Detroit Michigan suffered from severe rectal trouble and was advised three doctors to Nes in an operation. She then used Dr Kings New Life Pills and was wholly cured. The pills prevent appendicitis cure constipation headache and cost 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's.
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M. EB. Fisher
Detroit
Mich
Nes
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
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Baseball Mag
Nate
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Doran
DeVore Club
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Opp
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Emerick, Barrett & Co., Able Jeweler
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Daily Journal
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