Train schedule details and connections show mixed service
The clipped notices outline east and west bound trains from Rock Island with arrival and departure times, freight and passenger services, and connections to Beloit, Janesville, Milwaukee, Chicago, Omaha, and other points. It lists agent names and frequent daily patterns with variations on Sundays and freight restrictions.
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Rockford
Beloit
Janesvillie
Milwaukee
Madison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Rockoe
Janesville
Harvard
Belvi
Spring Valley
Pacific Coast
John F. Daly
Wou
Rock Island
Rail shuttle schedule details for Freeport Rockford route
The timetable shows a care leave from Freeport starting at 6 00 am on weekdays every even hour until 9 35 pm with last car leaving port at 11 00 pm. Rockford service runs on weekdays at 6 00 am on even hours through ue with a 6 hour 4 minute link to Freeport. Sundays mirror times except first Freeport departure 4 35 am and Rockford connection to Geiolt Janeвsville Balvidere Elgin Aurora Chicago area. WM Nb ESE, Agent.
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Port
Roskford
Hook
Rockford
Geiolt
Janesville
Balvidere
Elgin
Florida
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fis
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Kal
Cate
Mexico
Panama
New
Colon
City of Panama
Selier
Panama and Central
Panama and Central Amne ®Ca Via New Orleans, Vicksburg, Miss
Vicksburg National Military Park
Vicksburg
Hot Springs
Ark
Springs
What are our liquor laws and how enforced, Rev Doyle
The article outlines U S liquor laws by state with varying regimes from free sale to strict prohibition Pennsylvania licenses involve local courts and moral tests, with penalties including loss of license. It notes seven or eight prohibition states, argues prohibition reduces but does not abolish liquor, and promotes local option as most effective. It cites local votes, enforcement by officials, public opinion, and hints at national action if temperance advances.
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H. Doyle
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
The Romance of Religion in Christian Endeavor
Rev. Selden L. Haynes highlights Christian Endeavor as a romance of faith and explains its role in uniting church work without sacrificing loyalty to individual churches. The passage frames the movement as a public advance for union in church missions.
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Selden L. Haynes
Prison converts claimed by Christian Endeavor leader
President Francis E. Clark of the Christian Endeavor society says two thousand converts are behind prison walls, asserting convicts were converted while in prison.
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Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Home Herald
Daily Journal Adopts Low Newsstand Rate Offer
The Daily Journal announces a renewed subscription offer set at ten cents a week, inviting city readers to renew or start the paper under the reduced rate. The notice emphasizes affordability and local coverage.
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Oe Daily Journal
A Thank Offering In A Bank Offering Joke
Betty admires a blue artistic dress as she jokes about a bank offering and a wedding present from Dick Ferris. The narrator recalls youthful sentiment, notes Betty’s disillusionment with Dick, and ends with a sly remark about a bank gift and Parker delivering a silver cigar box.
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Betty
Dick Ferris
Ferris
Parker
Breach of prowise suit remark sparks lawyer joke
The dialogue shows a terse exchange about suing for breach of pro se. One party jokes about preferring their lawyer by the year, hinting at tension over legal representation and self representation.
Petition to King Alfonso Demands Bullfight Halt
The Mutmauitarian League of England appeals to King Alfonso of Spain to end bullfighting. The movement seeks a formal stop to bullfights and calls for royal intervention to curb the sport.
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Mutmauitarian League of England
Alfonso
Spain
Flyers Wreck by Highwaymen Halts Chicago Train
A Chicago and Burlington passenger train No. 1 wrecked by robbers at Vicary coal mine switch five miles from Peoria Illinois. The switch was forced and the train, at forty miles an hour, plunged onto a siding into loaded freight cars. Conductor Peck and Engineer Maxwell escaped with minor injuries. over two hundred passengers aboard. A posse searches the area for the culprits while officials explain robbers sought to halt the train.
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Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Burlington
Vicary
Peck
Maxwell
Taft joins Optimist Club of America Values
President Taft declares an optimistic administration as he becomes a full member of the Optimist Club of America. Founder William J. Robinson of New York invites him, and Robinson names Taft to the club's executive committee.
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Washington
Taft
Optimist Club of America
William J. Robinson
New York
Robinson
Texas Representative Seeks Inauguration Date Change
Representative Henry of Texas asks Speaker Cannon to allow introduction of a constitutional amendment in the Sixty-first Congress. The resolution would change the presidential inauguration date from March 4 to April 30.
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Washington
Henry
Texas
Cannon
United States
Carnegie Calls On Taft At White House
Andrew Carnegie visited the White House to pay respects to President Taft. He expressed optimism for Taft's administration and predicted it would be memorable according to the Washington report dated March 12.
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Taft
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
White House
Taft Rides Out After Work on Sterrett with Butt
Washington on March 12, President Taft finished a long day at the desk and rode his horse Sterrett for nearly two hours. He was accompanied by Captain Archibald Butt in an outing that showcased a relaxed moment for the president amid duties.
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Washington
Taft
Sterrett
Archibald Butt
100 Fasks for Feast and 1000 Bottles of Beer
Morris Cohen, a Atlanta grocer, was sentenced to 30 days in the stockade and fined $500 after being tried for storing and selling intoxicants. Police seized 1000 beer bottles and 100 whisky flasks at his store amid claims the beverages were for his daughter’s wedding feast.
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Cohen
Stockade
Atlanta
Morris Cohen
Japs Recross Pacific to Return Home
New York march 12 K Yamasaki acting consul general of Japan announced that in February 1909 ninety four more Japanese returned home than entered the mainland United States. He said the largest portion of returning Japanese were of the working class.
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New York
K. Yamasaki
Japan
United States
Yamasaki
Body of well dressed woman found in Dayton canal
Dayton police uncover a woman's body in a canal. She appears about thirty and well dressed. The city has seen six girl murders recently, four of which remain unsolved.
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Dayton
Canal
Wood cord usage for pulp making rises since 1899
United States wood usage for paper pulp last year reached 3,062,600 cords, about double the amount used in 1899. This reflects growing industrial demand and the expansion of paper production across the country.
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United States
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