Republican Senatorial Convention Notice in Illinois
Republican voters in the Twelfth Senatorial District of Illinois are urged to send delegates to a convention at Tropport on May 15 1900 at 1 pm to nominate one Senate candidate and two for the lower house. Basis of representation is one delegate per 200 votes and fractional per 100 votes for McKinley in 1896. Counties listed include JoDaviess Carroll Stephenson and others with delegates allocated.
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Ilinois
Tropport
Illinois
Senate
William eKinley
Asoml
Gann
JoDaviess
Kkinson
Carroll
WAITH
Stephenson
Coroner Candidate Seeks Office in Rhephanney County
Corone and Peck enter the race for the Rhephanney county coroner seat, subject to the Republican convention's decision. The note outlines nomination steps and party process for the candidate.
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Sheeby
Gircuit
Stephenson County
W. H. Grovzare
Lena, UL
Corone
unKedes Noa
Rhephanney
Notaly
Peck
Personal visits and travels noted among Chicago and local residents
Jas Pp Younger and CGE Geiger traveled to Chicago this morning. Daniel Feeley of Chicago is visiting Martin Flanagan. Joe Gund returned to Madison for school. E D Allington went to Pecatonica on business. John Hansen of New Milford Junction visits. Mrs E R Blaisdell of Chicago visits Freeport. Miss Jeanette Farrar of Chicago visits her sister Mrs Elmer E Thayer. Lettie Smith of California visits brother Dr A E Smith. Mr and Mrs C H Chapman in town, plan summer on Michigan farm. Prof R W Burton to Davis Friday for high school graduation address. Several locals return from Peoria. Patrick Ryan and others travel to Milwaukee for B of L E and G I A conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Feeley
Chicago
Martin Flanagan
Joe Gund
Madison
E.D. Allington
Pecatonica
John Hansen
New Milford Junction
E. R. Blaisdell
Freeport
Jeanette Farrar
Elmer E. ‘Thayer
Lettie Smith
California
A. E. Smith
C.H. Chapman
Michigan
R. W. Burton
Davis
J. F. Fair
W. W. Harpster
W. H. Flachtemeier
W.A. Stevens
H. B. Smith
Peoria
Patrick Ryan
A. L. Wheeler
Louis McGovern
Milwaukee
B. of L. E
Special Sermons on The Home by Rev Cromer
Memorial Lutheran church announces a series on The Home with May 18 services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m and May 20 at 7 30 p m The Duties of Parents to Children in the Home The Duties of Husband to Wife and The Duties of Wife to Husband A cordial welcome is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Cromer
Memorial Lutheran Church
John A. Davis
Chicago
Court House
Woman’s Relief Corps
F.C. Held
Illinois Central to Run Made-Up Train East of Freeport
Illinois Central will run a made-up train from Freeport to Chicago to protect its passenger business against Freeport and Rockford competition. The train will operate when regular train No. 2 from the west is delayed by one hour or more at Dubuque, taking over all work east of Freeport.
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The
Illinois Central
Chicago
Freeport
Rockford
Dubuque
Freeport Oakdale Campmeeting Association Adjourns
The Freeport District Oakdale Campmeeting association adjourned yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Regular business was transacted and committees for the year were appointed. They plan to organize a choir from attending singers and seek to secure Bishop Stanford for the meetings.
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Freeport District
Oakdale
Bishop Stanford
Syrup of Figs Ad and Machinist Services Notice
An old advertisement offers Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co and notes lawn mowers sharpened and repaired by a practical machinist. It promises satisfaction guaranteed or no charges and lists H GransDen at 216 North Galena Ave.
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California
H. GransDen
North
Galena Ave
Culom forces win control of Illinois GOP convention
In Peoria Illinois on May 8 1899 Senator Cullom and allies defeated Brown for temporary convention chair. Dawes won 799 to 725. Cullom allies claim control of proceedings and state organization, targeting governor nominees Reeves Carter and Yates. Resolutions on Porto Rico and tariff backed by subcommittee. committee to meet again at National Hotel. Delegates at large named include Cannon Brown Judson Smyth. contingents from Cook and Sangamon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prorta
Ill
Cullom
Chas. G. Dawes
Chicago
John J. Brown
Vandalia
State Central Committee
Tanner
Senator Cullom
Reeves
Carter
Yates
Cook County
Hancey
Cook
Brown
Dawes
Committee On Credentials
Sangamon
Walter Reeves
Streator
Judge Carter
Mr. Reeves
A. d. Hopkins
Aurora
Hopkins
W. A. Rodenberg
Mast St. Louis
ER. W. Patterson
Rodenberg
Martin B. Madden
Congressman Hopkins
National
Philippines
United States Senate
W. H. Curran
Eighth Ward
J. Magerstadt
Joseph E. Bidwill
Fred Busse
James Pease Highth
L. T. Hoy
Nitsbirn
J. R. Cowley
James McKinney
C. T. FL
Carruthers
Lem Smail
Charles Eckhardt
J. S. Stevens
J. McShol
Harry Griggsby
M. Harris
George Turner
C. P. Hitch
John H.miller
M. C. Banner
George Mead
Dan Hogan
Ilinois
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
Hale D. Judson
Kane County
John M. Smyth
C. H. Castle
Adair
H. Morris
Norman IL. Moss
Mount Vernon
Maurice Rosenfeld
John M., Herberts
Jackson County
H. D. Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Oak Park
Big Minstrels Set for Grand This Saturday
John W. Vogel and Arthur Deming present fifty performers in a lavish minstrel show at the Grand. The opening scene Grotto of Diamonds aims for Rider Haggard scale, with luxe costumes and an elaborate Rag-time Reception overture by Milt Hall. Cast includes Falles, Durkin, Merrick, Price, Decker, Georgie Jones, and Deming among others. Seats at Hollister & Fargher’s.
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Grand
John W. Vogel
Arthur Deming
Vogel
Deming
Rider Haggard
Milt Hall
Chas
Falles
Thos. Durkin
Geo
Geoney
Thos
Merrick
Bob Price
Frank Decker
Georgie Jones
Ollie Young
Bentham & Byrnes
Olvie
John Queen
O’brien Trio
John T. Hoffman
Hollister & Fargher’s
Beecham’s Pills advertised as cure for invalids
The ad claims Beecham’s Pills relieve sick headache dyspepsia liver complaints constipation and drowsiness caused by inactivity. It states indoors bound invalids convalescents and wasting disease patients will gain relief from aches and pains. It touts constipation relief and prices the product at a quarter or a golden guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Annual Y M C A Gym Exhibition At Grand Opera House
Tonight the Grand Opera House hosts the YMCA gym class exhibition with a program of pyramids, horizontal bar, mat work, horse and buck, flying rings, parallel bars, tumbling and more. Participants include Chas Anderson, Lancaster Burling, Burdette Burling, Chas Myrick, Theron Goddard, Elmer Hoeffer, Chester Hoefer, Alfred Hoefer, Hugo Opel, Earl Schofield, Clark Steinbeck. Roy LePelley is the physical director. Admission 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Grand Opera House
Chas
B. Anderson
Lancaster Burling
Burdette Burling
I4yrick
Theron Goddard
Elmer Hoeffer
Chester Hoefer
Alfred Hoefer
Hugo Opel
Earl Schofield
Clark Steinbeck
Roy LePelley
A Case of Hard Luck at Anzeiger Office
Julius Wagner Jr an employee at the Anzeiger suffered burns in a benzine fire in the electrotype department after washing his hands and reaching to turn off a gas flame. The blaze ignited benzine. a band was badly burned and he will be laid up for some time.
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Julius Wagner, Jr
the Anzeiger
Electrotype Department
Mrs Chas Reiger Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Chas Reiger residing on Winneshiek street was surprised by thirty friends last evening for her birthday anniversary. Progressive euchre awarded the head prize to Mrs J A Bush, second to Jack Reece, booby to Mrs Plumb. Refreshments served. all enjoyed the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reiger
Chas, Reiger
Winneshiek Street
J. A. Bush
Jack Reece
Plumb
New Grace church choir master arrives in town
Mr. Martin, the new choir master of Grace church, arrived today and will meet the choir at the church this evening at 7 30. Mr. Martin is highly recommended and those who join the choir will benefit from the instruction. The Drake farm on the state road in Silver Creek township sold yesterday for 105.00 per acre. Sam Smith, Sr. was the purchaser. The farm consists of 100 acres.
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Martin
Grace Church
Drake
Silver Creek Township
Sam Smith
New Discovery Aids Dixie Witness In Trial
Witness T. L. Martin of Dixie Kentucky testifies he coughed nightly until using Dr King s New Discovery which brought instant relief. He recommends it for coughs colds throat chest and lung troubles and says it can stop coughs and may cure consumption. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at Jos Mmmott s Drug Store. Also advertised are ladies oxfords 95 cents and children s slippers 65 cents at Winslow & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Martin
Dixie
Dr. King
Jos
Ladies’ Oxfords
Winslow & Co
Markets Summary From Cucaco May 9 Board and Union Stock Yards
Closing Board of Trade quotes show wheat at 65 1/2 May and 67 1/2 July, corn 3 1/4 May and 4 1/"July, oats 22 1/2, pork 11.55, lard 6.87, ribs 6.60. Union Stock Yards: cattle 19,000 steady to lower, hogs 22,000 steady to higher, sheep 14,000 strong. Reeves prices 4.10 to 5.65, stockers 3.75 to 5.10. Chicago receipts listed for wheat, corn, oats and hogs. Northwestern totals for Minneapolis and Duluth included.
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Cucaco
Board of Trade
Union
C. W. Killen
Fry’s Block
Chicago
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fourth silver medal contest at First M E church
The fourth silver medal contest will be held Friday evening May 11 at the First M E church. Lovers of oratory should attend as music accompanies the recitations. A silver collection at the door defrays expenses and the public is invited. Program tomorrow.
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M. E
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promises Boost and Vitality
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as improving stomach and liver function, with claims of stronger stamina and sharper mind. It notes a 25 cent box sold by druggist Jos Emmert.
Ancient Order of United Workmen offers very low membership rate
The Ancient Order of United Workmen announces a limited time offer for new members nationwide. Deputy Grand Master R C Sutherland is in town, and the charter is open with a total membership cost of 3. This occasion accompanies excursion fare promotions to New Orleans Detroit St Louis and Washington through Northwestern lines for various conventions and assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United Workmen
United States
Freeport
R. C. Sutherland
Holke
B. B. Dreher
Fr. Rosemeyer
Geo. F. Schmelzle
C. D. Grote
New Orleans
Northwestern Ling
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Chicago & Northwestern Ly
St. Louis
General Assembly United Presbyterian Church
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
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Port Daily Journal
Sanday
Bongal Paint NG Compan
Atsho
Linoie
Sadond-Olage
Carroll County
Herbst J. B
Palfred P. Republican
Stéphenson County
Clark
H. W., Bolender
Jas
Younger
E. Geiger
Oakdale Notes
Peoria Notes
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
A.C. Dexnam
H. W. Beerzece
Drake Farm
Emmert
First Presbyterian Church
Edith Knowlton
Alice Collman
Detroit
Mich
North-Western
National Baptist
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Washington, D.C
JI. C. A.O. Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Chicago & North-Western
Ry O
Red Cross
Lowell
Lowell Hardware
Hackett Hdw. Co
Blue Pencil Sale
Fifth Avenue
Y&ce
Nieman Bros
Star Clothing Co
Stephenson St
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