Weather Forecast Foretells Western Disturbances and Broader Drought
May 11 1907 forecast notes cross continental disturbances from west to east with warm and cool waves, stressing cool mid latitudes alarming crops. Drought spreads from Missouri valley to eastern states while heavy rains hit upper Ohio valleys and parts of the south. Jupiter and Saturn near equinoxes linked to radical weather. future bulletins promised more detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Foster
P.O Box
Washington, D. C
Pacific Eust
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
North Pacific Ocean
Manitoba
Dakotas
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Missouri
Canada
Texas
Drouth
North Carolina
New England
Ohio
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Illinois
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Jupiter
Saturn
Illinois Music Teachers Association forms in Chicago 1886 87
The Illinois Music Teachers Association formed in Chicago during winter 1886 87 with meetings at W W Kimball Co warerooms. Dr H B Perkins led as president for ten years and the first convention followed at Central Music Hall in June 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Music Teachers’ Association
Illinois Music ‘Teachers’ Association
Chicago
W. W. Kimball Co
State Street
H. 8. Perkins
National Association
Milnois
Frederic Grant Gleason
Clareanes Edy
W. S. 2B. Mathews
Dr. F. Zisefeld
Hans Balatka
C. H. Brittan
Winil Liebling
L. Gaston Gottschalk
Robert Goldbeck
E. DeVamps
Silas Pratt
Frederic W. Root
J.J. Hadstaeds
Amy Jay
Dr. Perking
Central Music Hall
Peoria
Jacksonville
Bloomington
Quincy
Springfald
Gilesburg
Ottawa
Kankakee
Danville
Perkins Haa
Glen Dillard
Gbase
Ar- Paugemiens
Poe
Grand Duke Nicholas to Wed Princess Anastasia
In St Petersburg on May 11 a wedding is announced between Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievitch, second cousin of Emperor Nicholas, and Princess Anastasia of Montenegro, the divorced wife of Grand Duke George of Leuchtenberg. The ceremony is planned for the Crimea tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Anastasia
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Enmvueror
Montenegro
George of
Leuchtenberg
Crimea
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Medial Authorities
Public notice promotes Dr. Merce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomach dyspepsia liver complaints and chronic catarrhal diseases. It lists ingredients including golden seal and bloodroot and cites physicians from Jefferson and Cincinnati as endorsers. The ad claims safety, glycerine base, and offers extracts endorsed by eminent authorities with free mailed information from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Bartholow
Alofferson
Col Lege
Hare
Univ. of
Finle Blwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
John King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudde
G. AM. D
Hahnemann
Galden Medical Iscivery
Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Russia’s Cavalry Chief in Exile and Debt
The article profiles a top Russian cavalry leader, commander of the St. Petersburg military district, tasked with czar safety and famed as Europe’s premier horseman. It notes his failed bids for Manchuria command, his lineage from a disgraced prince, and a later life of dismissal and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Czar
Europe
Japan
Cour
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Balkans
Turkey
Alexander I
Week of big conventions and tours across the globe
The week features the American Cotton Manufacturers Association convention in Philadelphia with European participation Ambassador Bryce to speak at the Tannestown exposition The Order of Railway Conductors meets in Memphis The Browns ville affray probe resumes in Washington Presbyterian and Baptist assemblies convene Northern and Southern branches in Columbus and Birmingham Simultaneous Baptist meetings in Washington and Richmond May Sutton to England for tennis events World Sunday School convention in Rome with 700 delegates expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Philadelphia
Europe
Bryce
Tannestown Exposition
Order of
Memphis
Senate Committee On
Brownsville
The
Presbyterian Church
Northern Presbyterians
Columbus
Ohio
Southern Presbyterians
Tirmingham
Bodies of Baptists
Dog Tax Collector Announces June Start for Pet Assessments
Willian Figeley, the dog tax collector, will begin assessments on June first. He asks all pet owners to be ready to settle their taxes when he calls. Tramp dogs and unwanted animals should be brought to the police station or arrangements made with Mr. Figeley. A white ball dog and a black and white pointer remain at the station, available to whomever pays the charges and proves ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Figeley
Figeley
Vywahers
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Promoted for Wide Animal Ailments
An 19th century advertisement for Humphreys Veterinary Specifics claims cures for horses cows dogs poultry and more. It lists treatments for diseases such as distemper colic coughs fevers diarrhea and miscarriages and notes availability at druggists or by prepaid mail from Humphreys Medicine Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phie Humphreyy Medicine Co
William and John Streets
New York
Social Circles at County Fair and Box Social
The county fair and box social drew about two hundred students and friends to the high school last evening. The carnival features drew lively crowds with the tape teller tent, side show, minstrels, and barkers filling all performances. The Treble Clef club handed out laneh boxes and other combinations added to the event. The Men's Bible Class of the Christian Sunday school met at the Sanararant with R M White A Smith and Archie Chompion, conducted business, then enjoyed a social hour with a substantial luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootha
Huimber
Christian Sunday School
Messrs
R.M. White
Br. A. Smith
Archie ‘Chompion
Social Note: Miss Iola Shula Hosts S S C Club
Miss Iola Shula entertained the S. S. C. club at her Lincoln avenue home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Shula
S. S.C
Lincoln Avenue
Winslow Celebrates Fourth of July Hopeful Water Works Plans
Happenings at Winslow report a planned Fourth of July celebration with a start, and a proposed water works project. Supervisor W W Winter bought Brady property on Hutchard Street for 1160 in an auction. Minzler will move from the farm to Winslow, which welcomes him and family as the village notes investments in park land and a stone quarry, with water works but no mention of electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
W. W. Winter
Brady
Httle
Full Blooded Cattle Auction Breaks Records at Michigan Sale
Over 8 000 stockmen attended Andrew Chrystal’s fifth annual full blooded cattle sale in Marshall Michigan on May 10. Sixty three cows sold for 14926 and eleven bulls brought 2645 with an average of 240. N A Lind of Rolfe Iowa paid the top price 1125 for Village Sultan. Buyers included J G Withers and son Independence Iowa W A Hart Cairo Michigan Herr Brothers Reynolds Lodi Tl QO Lowden Oregon TL and Geo Allen Lexington Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden Fileavy
Michigan
Marshall
Mich
United States
Andrew Chrystal
N. A. Lind
Rolfe
Ball J. G
Burrell to Speak at Decoration Day Exercises in Orangeville
The Decoration Day committee in Orangeville has secured Louis H. Burrell State's Attorney to deliver the address. The event is expected to draw a large crowd. A half game between Orangeville and Freeport is planned after the exercises.
Last of Elijah Concerts at Embury Church May 28
The third and final Elijah concert will be held at Embury church on May 28. The chorus has grown to thirty five trained voices and will present high quality works by leading composers, especially oratorios. Admission is free. a silver offering will be collected to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Embury Church
Freeport
Confederate Banner Trophy Recounted by Cedarville Soldier
William Dungman of Cedarville says he possessed a large Confederate flag once from the arsenal at Seta Alabama. The flag came into Clingman’s possession at Columbus Mississippi at war’s end and is valued as a priceless memento of the Confederacy’s struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dungman
Cedarville
Sermon to Children by Pastor J A Barnett at Masonic Temple
Ev J A Barnett pastor of the Christian church will give a special sermon to children titled The Boy Jesus during regular services at the Masonic Temple. The talk aims to engage young listeners as part of Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev. J. A. Barnett
The
Christian Church
Jesus
Masonic Temple
Local notices and community updates from Windsor and Freeport
The Orangevilla school board renews Prot. D. W. Mover and Miss Mina Barus for another year. Windsor hotel finances are in focus with Mr. Perry handling packing and shipment to Freeport. The Ole County Bank of Oregon is reorganizing into a private bank. A meeting of the We C0. U. is set for Monday at 2 PM in the YoMG venue to discuss further organization. A Romantic Young Lady notes orchard storms and the loss of fruit. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is recommended for cold or cough relief, sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist.
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Orangevilla Ool Board
D. W. Mover
Mina Barus
Savouba Journal
Perry
Fin Clare
Windsor
Ole County Bank of
Oregano
Ibtut
Kennedy
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Gruggist
Stephenson Atraet
Chicago
Marlow
F. A. Schulz
Fairbanks Birthday Views Presidential Race Serene
Vice President Fairbanks observes his fifty five years in Indianapolis on May 1. Reports note his planned public speeches across the country during the spring and summer and possible entry into the presidential race next year, with attention to his age and potential advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pspeehat
Soccenaat
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Washington
Thomas Jer
Conflicting Ages Noted for Early U.S. Presidents
An OCR fragment lists ages for several presidents and figures: James Monroe and Jane Quincy Adams 58, Martin Van Buren and Benjamin Tarrisos 55, James Madison 59, Andrew Johnson 67, Grover Cleveland 46, Rutherford Hayes and William McKinley 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferson
James Monroe
Jane Quincy Adams
Martin van Buren
Benjamin Tarrisos
James Madison
Andrew Johnson
Grover Chevelanto
Rutherford Hayes
Wm. McKinley
Short Weights Bring Fines to Grocers
The notice warns grocers that a bushel of potatoes must weigh sixty pounds and buyers short weight face fines. Citizens who report violations can receive up to $10. Other merchants who breach the rule have already faced penalties.
Mrs Palmer Improves After Hospital Operation
Mrs Fred Palmer, operated on Thursday night at Rockford hospital, is improving slowly and expected to recover. Her husband, telegraphed from Sterling, reached the city yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Rockford
Fred Palmer
Rockford Hospital
Sterling
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National Biscuit Company
Stearns & Foster
Stearns & Foater
Kuehner. Bros
Gchmidt Wachlin Clothier
Pfeiffer Shoes
Freeport Gas Light and Coke Co
Jay T
Sidney
Bladuer
Mane
Bewatune
J. Kk
Confederate
Ayert
Ari TS Lowel
Keith
Preston
Kieth Show Co . Makers
Hoockton, Mass
Wim O. Wright & Co
Stephenson St
Painli
Absol
J. Flanigan
D.D
Xon
Pat Colt
New Orleans
N.Y
Ile
Lge
Burrell Brothers
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