Bailey Revives Diary Details in Senate Attack
In Washington on May 17 Senator Bailey reopened yesterday's scene by reading a letter to ex Senator Chandler asking for any writings about himself and the president. He produced Chandler's diary excerpt outlining movements on the day a memorandum was sent to the president and cited a New York Tribune report for alleged editorial edits.
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Washington
Senator Bailey
Senate
Chandler
Bailey
New York Tribune
Mormons Out of Business divorce of church and commerce
Salt Lake City special reports the Mormon church to divest from business holdings. It states the Light and Power Railway stake will be acquired by a 25 million dollar company formed by English and American capitalists. President Joseph F. Smith is quoted on separating church protection from business interests due to changed beneficiaries.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake, Utah
Presbyterian Assembly Opens in Des Moines Session
The one hundred eighteenth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America convened in Des Moines at 11 a.m. with full commissioner strength. retiring moderator Dr. James D. Moffat delivered the opening sermon.
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Des Moines
Moffat
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America
James D. Moffat
Illinois Fair Skies Expect Warm Evening in Chicago
Chicago May 17 special weather forecast calls for fair skies and continued warm temperatures. The sun rose at 4 86 a.m. and will set at 7 17 p.m. without rain expected tonight.
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Chicago
Market Closing Quotes and Union Stock Yards Data
Chicago May 17 closing board of trade quotes list July wheat 83 6e July corn 4774 July oats 8334 July pork 15.75 July lard 8 7276 July ribs 9.05. cattle 6500 steady beef 15 6.15 cows heifers 1.85 5.365 stockers feeders 2.90 34.90 hogs 19000 slow mixed butchers 6.35 6.55 good heavy 6.50 6.57 rough heavy 6.25 6.35 light 6.30 6.52 bulk sales 6.45 6.62 sheep 14000 strong 4.25 6.15.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Benefit Concert at Germania Hall Aids San Francisco Relief
Freeport residents without relief fund contributions may attend a benefit concert and ball tonight at Germania hall. Sixty top musicians offer services with a large orchestra and band, rehearsed for the cause. Hall rental was donated by society directors, and a big turnout is urged for success.
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Freeport
San Francisco
Freeport Opens Wisconsin League Series at Oshkosh
Freeport squad travels to Oshkosh for the four game set marking the Wisconsin league opener. A parade and band lead to the ball park with the mayor delivering the first ball as both sides seek their first win on the road and at home.
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Freeport
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
Peddlers Arrested for License Violation in City
Frank Leiberman and Samuel Tennebaum were arrested by Assistant Chief Silk for peddling without a license. They paid fines of ten dollars plus costs totaling fourteen thousand six hundred fifty three dollars each and were released.
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Frank Leiberman
Samuel Tennebaum
Silk
Lovable Women Fashioned by Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
Vague ad copy touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as making lovable women beautiful and appealing. The fragment suggests a consumer pitch linking beauty to a tea tonic, with misspelled phrases and unclear claims.
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Hollister
Saoph Beimerts
Gala Welcome for Grand Council of Illinois Delegates
The Grand Council of Illinois United Commercial Travelers opens at the Masonic temple with a parade through Freeport streets and a banquet and ball. Delegates and wives will attend through Saturday, with a social program and talks by officials highlighting the Travelers’ efforts to elevate the profession and social life.
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Grand Council of Illinois
United Commercial Travelers
Masonic Temple
Freeport
Order
Temple
J. W. Benston
Henney Globe Band
H. L. Moore
W.H. Yount
Mayor Dittmar
D. H. Klink
Solo
J. G. Oyler
Fennessy
Litchfield
Ill
H. B. Smith
Yates
Dittmar
Grand Council
Taylors Park
Order of United Comercial ‘Travelers of America
Llea
Order of
United Commercial
Travelers of
America
Order of Commercial Travelers of
Dixon High to Host Exhibition Baseball at Taylor's Park
Dixon high school baseball will meet local institution representatives tomorrow afternoon at Taylor's Park. Freeport has won two of four since practicing two weeks. The home exhibition starts at 3 PM with 25 cent grandstand admission.
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Dixon High School
Taylor's Park
Freeport
Bpreeport
Beauty habits in a busy world and Hollister sales
A note comments that women lack time for beauty routines while advertising Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets at 35 cents a box. Joseph Emmert markets the remedy as a quick aid amid everyday hustle.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Winslow & Co Sells Comfort Slippers at Low Price
Winslow and Company sold Comfort slippers at 34 cents per pair. The price remains the same, with units unspecified and the sale continuing.
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Winslow & Co
Farm Mortgage Loans Emphasize Safe Lending
The letter stresses securing the lowest interest by backing loans with top lands and desirable borrowers. High rates today risk foreclosure tomorrow, so prudent investors are urged to prefer safe loans with minimal risk and small losses over larger but riskier profits. Co D Knowlton promotes farm mortgage loans using their own funds.
Dorman & Co. Alters Firm Core in Freeport
Henry Dorman retires after thirty four years with Dorman & Co. C E Brubaker buys Dorman's share and joins H F Dorman J Fred Smith and Brubaker to run the agricultural implements and vehicles firm. Brubaker assumes all liabilities and releases Dorman from accounts.
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Freeport
Henry Dorman
C. E. Brubaker
Mr. Dorman
Dorman & Co
H. F. Dorman
J. Fred Smith
Brubaker
Dorman
J. F. Smith
Exchange and
van Buren Strets
Douglas Avenue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bartlett Hardware Company
Freeport Hardware Company
E. & W. Clothing
Fidelity
Laborer Frances Dolph Files Bankruptcy Petition
Frances W. Dolph, a laborer from Belvidere, filed a bankruptcy petition in the federal court. Liabilities amount to 3216.58 with assets listed at 44. The document notes Dolph's former work as a butcher and suggests a troubled business past with heavy losses.
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Frances W. Dolph
Belvidere
Dolph
Unscrutinized OCR fragment about city park inquiry
Fragmentary note mentions a park in the city and unclear context. Names, dates, and actions are not readable, but indicates some discussion or proposal related to a park. No concrete events or outcomes are present in the readable text.
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Schumann
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Mary
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