Warsews unrest as socialists urge general strike
The Social Democratic party of Poland and Lithuania issued no manifesto calling for a general strike after bloodshed yesterday. Workers march through factories pressing comrades to strike amid grave fears of further clashes. Reports from Sv. Prrrxspuna recount Cossack cruelty and beatings, with victims left insensible and limbs broken. A bomb near Vienna station killed three Cossacks and two women.
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WarraAw
Bic
Bpeeia Ls Committee
The
Social Democratic Arty of
Poland
Lithunia
Warsaw
Vienna
Farewell Dinner to Dr Osler in New York
Members of the medical profession from across the country attend a banquet in New York to bid farewell to Dr. Osler. He sails soon for England to assume the role of professor of medicine at Oxford University at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Osler
Waldorf-Astoria
England
Oxford University
Strike Grows Warm As Non-Unionists Wounded
May 2 report from Ourdace describes a clash on Harrison street near Wabash avenue where a colored non unionist guard F B R Carter wounded Henry Schultz with a revolver. Police dispersed the mob with seventy officers. Carter arrested. Authorities say 1150 strike duty men are on duty to protect 3860 wagons. hundred of colored strike breakers arrived. Employers’ teams and Chicago Employers association push contracts using union labor. no arming order issued. A federal injunction by Judge Kohlsaat restrains interference with express wagons on streets.
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Ourdace
Harrison Street
Wabash
F. BR. Carter
Henry Schultz
Carter
Schuefttler
Teaming Company
Chicago Employers’ Association
Kohlsnaat
Express
Chisago
Market Report Indicates Mixed Commodities Trading Activity
May closing quotes show July wheat at 83 and May corn at 167 with oats 201y 4 and May pork 12.12. Rib prices listed for January and lard at 7.17. Cattle at 3500 steady, good to prime 5.75 to .65, poor to medium 4.25 to 5.40. Hogs 18000 strong, prices 5.10 to 5.3734, light 5.80 to 5.27. Sheep 13000 steady at 3.50 to 5.00. Chicago board of trade prices summarized by Everett & Sweeney.
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Cuicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Everett & Sweeney
Hanged For Murder In VieLe Tennessee
Samuel Jenkins, convicted last month for the murder of his sweetheart Mabel Armstrong in May 1904, was hanged at VieLe Tennessee. Due to the prisoner's youth and previously clean character, efforts were made to obtain a commutation of the sentence.
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Viele
Tenn
Samuel Jenkins
Mabel Armstrong
Gompers Heads to Minneapolis to Probe Milling Boycott
Samuel Gompers departed Washington for Minneapolis Minnesota to investigate the milling boycott as directed by a resolution adopted by the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor.
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Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Mineapolis
Minn
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Tuabor
Elgin Butter Market Report May 1
Enein Illinois May 1 Butter declined 4c on the board of trade to day and is now quoted firm at 26c. One hundred and thirty three tubs were offered and S B H Davis purchased fifty at 24c. The output for the district during the week was 639700 Lbs.
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Enein
Ill
Board of Trade
S. BH. Davis
Weather Forecast for Cuiaco May 2
Cuiaco forecast notes partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Temperature remains warm with humid conditions likely for the period.
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Cuiaco
Narrow Escape at Laundry Injures Howard Kintzel
News of Day reports Howard Kintzel suffered a narrow injury at a Van Buren Street laundry when his arm was caught by a rolling machine’s belt. The sleeve tangled in a wheel but the belt slipping prevented a worse fate. the arm was bruised and skin torn in the incident.
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Howard Kintzel
van Buren Street
County Building Addition Bids Opened for Poor Farm Site
Supervisor committee on poor and poor farm opened bids for a two story addition to the county building at the poor farm. Bids ranged from 1,595.105 to 1,767. Chas Ruthe awarded the contract. other bids included Frisbie Haney and A T Babcock with stone or vermin t work listed.
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Supervisor's Committee On Poor and Poor Farm
Poor Farm
Frisbie & Haney
C. A. Ruthe
A. T. Babcock
Chas
Richter
Stone
Ruthe
Real estate transfers in Knowlton and Coates additions
C I Hildreth sold for Mrs Amy 8 Preston to Geo W Tsane lots 5 and 16 Knowltons 2nd addition for 2500. Charles W Garman sold to Edward Martin Jr part of lot 3 block 4 Coates addition for 341.
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C. I Hildreth
Amy
Preston
Geo. W. Tsane
Knowlton
Charles W. Garman
Edward Martin, Jr
Coates
Death at Waddams Grove Pioneer Settler Mrs Leiby
Mrs Daniel Leiby of Waddams Grove a well known pioneer settler died Monday night after long feeble health.
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Waddams Grove
Daniel Leiby
Freeport Whist Club Seeks Galena Challenge Tonight
Members of the Freeport Whist club will travel to Galena this evening to play the Galena club in a scheduled match.
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Galena
Freeport
Ill health hits Mrs Godfrey Vought and daughter
Mrs Godfrey Vought is reported critically ill and her daughter Mrs Armstrong of Waterloo Ill is very low in health in a brief local health notice.
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Godfrey Vought
Armstrong
Waterloo
Ill
Suicide by strychnine ends Harlem Township wife life
Inquest heard Susan Ferguson, 38, wife of James Ferguson, prominent Harlem Township farmer near Preeport, died Monday afternoon from a self-administered poison, with strychnine used to kill rats and Jandanum for pain. Coroner Peck and Sheriff McCool led the inquiry. testimony detailed illness, last sighting at 1 pm, daughter’s account, and a postmortem noting congestion in the stomach. Verdict: death from poisonous substance administered by her own hands.
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Susan
James Ferguson
Harlem Township
Preeport
Harlem Corners
Peck
Ferguson
McCool
Lena
Llong
Mr. Ferguson
Albert Sullivan
Clifton Hart
Eva. Ferguson
Silver Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hagedorn in Freeport
Mr and Mrs John Hagedorn celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Freeport home with forty one hundred guests. A silver knives and forks set and a silver water service were given. Mr Hagedorn, a C M and St P engineer, and Mrs Hagedorn were toasted as dancing and cards followed a formal slipper service.
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John Hagedorn
Adams Street
Freeport
Hagedorn
St. P
Freeport Brewers Declare Open Shop Strike
All Freeport brewers declare open shop and workers strike. Wages on a uniform $16.50 weekly. Brewers refuse to sign a contract hiring only union men. A Milwaukee representative will arrive tomorrow with workers to replace strikers. Strike is general across breweries. owners refuse to yield.
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Freeport
Milwaukee
Dr White Sanatorium Incorporation Filed in Circuit Clerk’s Office
Articles for the incorporation of the Dr White Sanatorium company have been filed in the circuit clerk's office. The company has capital stock of 40000 dollars and its objects are to own construct and operate a sanatorium for investigation diagnosis and treatment of diseases and to manufacture and sell medical and surgical instruments and drugs.
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Dr. White Sanatorium Company
Lecture on Japan at Baptist church Friday evening
Rev. O. J. Price will present an illustrated talk on Japan at the Baptist church Friday evening. The Ladies' Missionary Society will serve tea from 6 80 to 7 30, charging ten cents. A tree will be passed for the lecture.
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Japan
O. J. Price
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Rehearsal Tonight for Saengerbund Mixed Chorus
A rehearsal of the mixed chorus for the Saengerbund is set for this evening in Germania hall. The program includes members from the Germania club and nearby communities with voices preparing for upcoming autumn performances.
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Saengerbund
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