Homeopathists Meet in Chicago Fifty-Third Session Opens
Chicago hosts the fifty third annual Illinois homeopathic medical association meeting at Sherman House with about 500 to 600 physicians expected from Illinois and Wisconsin. Dr A E Smith of Freeport opens as president and Dr Royald S Copeland discusses new thought applying vaccination principles to contagious diseases. Events include lectures at Sherman House and Handel Hall with clinics at Cook County Hospital and Hahnemann Medical College through Friday.
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Chicago
Hiinois Lomeopathic Medical Association
Sherman House
Royald S. Copeland
American Institute of Homeopathy
Copeland
University of Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Association
Handel Tall
Cook County Hospital
Hahnemann Medical College
James Riowhind Angell
University of Chicago
Daniel P. MacMillan
Chicago Public Schools
Handel Hall
Minois Society
Funeral notice for Mrs Louis Heidenrich in Lena
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon with short services at the home at 1 30 and a sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran church at 2 o'clock Reverend F Bahr pastor will officiate Mrs M Osborne was in Lena Saturday afternoon en route from Warren to Winslow Christie Howard visited relatives at Freeport over Sunday Reverend W K Loofbourrow preached at the Methodist church last evening on The Un pardonable Sin He described that sin as persistent rejection of Christ Mrs John Gaffney and baby returned home Saturday evening from Independence Mr and Mrs Robert Lampert were guests at Rockford over Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Parker welcomed a new son last night EK Werkheiser and wife returned to Warren after a short Lena visit A large number of citizens plan to accompany the Imperial band to Warren tomorrow evening at 7 pm returning at 1 30 Dr and Mrs Herman Kaufman have been visiting J C Dunn from Ohio the past few days
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Lena
Louis Heidenrich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. Bahr
M. Osborne
Warren
Winslow
Christie Howard
Freeport
W. K. Loofbourrow
EK. A. Werkheiser
Imperial Band
Herman Kaufman
Ohio
J. C. Dunn
M. M. C. Reunion in Chicago
Mt. Morris college alumni gathered April 16 in Chicago at Mr. and Mrs. Blair’s West Adams Street home. A group of twenty two shared memories from dormitory life and classrooms with guests from California and Washington State. The evening featured informal talks, light humor, music, and a dainty lunch.
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Chicago
Mt. Morris Index
Mt. Morris College
Senda
Geo. W. Blair
West Adams St
United States
Laura Eby
Aunny
California
Jacob Eby
Washington State
Gadski and Laforge Set Grand Evening Concert
The Rockford Star reports a concert at the Grand in Freeport featuring Mme. Gadski and Frank Laforge. Local attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J.T. La Forge, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Tuite of Belvidere. Program covers six classical songs, six French and American numbers with two Laforge pieces, and six modern German songs, with Laforge performing two Chopin numbers. After Freeport, the artists head to Chattanooga and sail for Germany on May 21.
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Grand
Freeport
Mme. Gadski
Frank Laforge
Rockford and Vicinity
J.T. la Forge
H. W. Hall
Tuite
Belvidere
Mr. la Forge
Fresport
Chattanooga
Tenn
Germany
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold With Gold Worth Guarantee
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising customers they receive gold-worth weight in value for relief from constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at Joseph Emmert’s drug store for 26c.
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Dixon Teamster Killed in Elevator Accident at Factory
Thomas W. Barnes a 58 year old teamster employed by the Borden Milk factory was killed in an elevator accident at the plant this afternoon. He resided on North Ottawa avenue and is survived by his wife and two sons.
The World's Best Climate Becomes Cure for Fevers
The article notes high elevations bring fevers while malaria thrives lower, suggesting climate influences illness. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever ague and debility, calling it a blood purifier and general tonic, sold under guarantee at Joseph Emimert's drug store for 50 cents.
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Joseph Emimert
Price Sdc
National Resources Conference at the White House
A historic gathering of 256 leaders including 44 governors and 59 national organizations will convene at the White House with President Roosevelt presiding. The conference marks the peak of Roosevelt’s natural resources policy, tracing roots to the Forest Service and inland waterways commission, emphasizing forest conservation, reforestation, soil health, and watershed management. A large-scale plan includes reservoirs and headwater protections to sustain streams and support navigation and agriculture.
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Washington
Wwoarshineton
Lendite Nationad
United States
White House
Roosevelt Wi
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Loueer
Geological
Methodist Conference Held at Opera House Stage
A fragile historical report notes Methodist delegates meeting likely in May with speakers from Kansas and San Francisco. The event discussed uniting denominations and proceeding with assemblies at the Port Grebd Opera House amid disrupted schedules and unclear program details.
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Hiv
Povvie
Greeriap
Grebd
Good News of Back Pain Relief in Freeport
Residents report rapid relief from backache linked to weak kidneys after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Jerry Driscoll of 140 Cherry Street credits the remedy with removing pain, normalizing kidney secretions, and restoring health. Sold by Emmett's drug store and all dealers, 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Freeport
Dean
Jerry Driscoll
Cherry Street
Emmett
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Rohde Named Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago Diocese
Washington May 9. Rev Paul Rohde of St Michael's South Chicago to be auxiliary bishop of Chicago archdiocese. Appointment follows Bishop Muldoon's transfer to Rockford. Papal bull soon expected. Rohde's selection reflects the strong Polish Catholic presence in northern Illinois, submitted to Rome months ago.
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Paul F. Rhode
Chicago
Washington
P. J. MuLdoon
Rockford
Paul P. Rohde
St. Michael's Church
South Chicago
Archdiocese of Chicago
Muldoon
Illinois
Father Rohde
Rome
Sermon Plays on A Sunday in Paris at Embury Church
Last evening at the Embury church Rev. Dr. Harker delivered the second sermon in a series. He described Paris with vivid images of Notre Dame Maydeling and St. Sulpice and reflected on Napoleon and the French republic amid concerns about the exclusion of God.
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Paris
Notre Dame
Maydeling
St. Sulpice
Napoleon the Great
French Republic
Socialist meeting hears remarks on socialist principles
At yesterday's regular Socialist party session Rev. Mimerson delivered a pointed talk on underlying socialist principles. Each local association has the privilege of mentioning names for state drivers and later these names go to a referendum. The local association prepared a list at the meeting yesterday.
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Socialist Party
Mimerson
Nares
King’s New Discovery Heals Coughs in Heat of Cough
Mr EE Heraphres of Omega Ohio, president of Adams County Telephone and frame company, endorses King's New Discovery with a testimonial about relief from a persistent cough. The ad claims it reaches the cough spot and heals weak spots in throat lungs and chest. Sold at Joseph Enmimmert’s drug store with a 49 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle offered.
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Omega
Adams County
Telephone Fo
Frame Toherbeie Co
Pike County
King
Joseph Enmimmert
Smoke triggers false alarm at Jastram garage
Fire department responded to a morning false alarm at the J astram garage after a machine released smoke filling the room. Oscar Wagner and Mr Jastram's son alerted authorities. No damage occurred and Mr Jastram learned on arrival that the building remained intact.
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Jastram Garage
Oscar Wagner
Mr. Jastram
Charles W Fairbanks 56th birthday note and bio
Charles Warren Fairbanks born May 11 1852 in Union County Ohio. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan and practiced law after moving to Indianapolis. He served as United States senator from Indiana from 1897 and 1903 and was vice presidential nominee in 1904 with Theodore Roosevelt.
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Charles ‘Warren Fairbanks
United States
Union County
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Indianapolis
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Senate
Joint High Commission
Quebec
Canada
Indiana
St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
This Date in History Highlights Key Births and Endings
This past date marks notable events including the death of William Pitt in 1778, and the birth of Charles Warren Fairbanks in 1852. Other items note British occupation of Norfolk in 1779, the Indian mutineers at Delhi in 1857, Minnesota’s statehood in 1858, and the deaths or births of notable figures such as Herschel and Read, with various birth dates given.
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William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Norfolk
Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Delhi
Minnesota
Palmetto Rancho
Texas
John William Frederick Herschel
Thomas Buchanan Read
Quarter Century in Business at Freeport Market Garden
Louis Bauscher, proprietor of the Freeport Market Garden and Green houses on Adams street, marks twenty-fifth anniversary of his business. He has spent his life in gardening and invites the public to view a display said to be larger this year. His advertisement in a separate column will interest many readers.
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Louis Bauscher
Freeport Market Garden
Adams Street
Fo Rieger Family Heads to Columbus Convention
Mr and Mrs Charles Fo Rieger and son Carl left for Columbus Ohio where Mrs Rieger attends the G T A convention as delegate from Freeport. They will be away several weeks visiting major cities in the region.
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Charles Fo Rieger
Carl
Columbus
Gadski to Sing Mixed Program at Grand Opera
Mme. Johanna Gadski graces the Grand opera house Friday May 15 with a varied recital. She emphasizes careful program selection combining heavy classics with lighter nums like Taubert’s kindergarten songs. The soprano recalls performing these pieces since age eleven and enjoys the military zest of the drum and trumpet motifs easing audience into a lively, rhythmic finale.
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Mme. Gadski
Grand Opera House
Taubert
Gadski
Gadashi
Gadski and La Forge Inspire Warner Recital
Mme Gadski sings with Madame Gadski accompanying star solo numbers and her own compositions at Warner atria. Mr Frank La Forge, the pianist, performs two solo items and other works, providing a refined concert program.
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Warner Atria
Taubert
Frank la Forge
Mme. Gadski
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