Royal Scullions and Heavy Armor in History
The piece recalls royal households with chief scullion roles in Queen Victoria's era and a fourteenth century army burdened by armor. It notes Panery Lord Chaftesbury offered a chief scullion post by Peel and Lord Ashley's debated service, plus a remark on cabinet formation versus royal household. A separate note comments armor weight injuring young soldiers across medieval battles.
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Tours XIV
Aimon
Queen Victoria
Scullion
Panery
Lord Chaftesbury
Lord Fashier
Peel
Earl Ashley
Canning
Royal Household
Lord Ashley
Froman
Lord Ash
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised As Cures
An old warning about kidney illness describes signals from kidney secretions and back pain as signs of disease. A testimonial from W. W. Smythe in Freeport asserts relief and encourages purchase of Doan's Kidney Pills, with FosterMilburn Co. as U.S. agents and a 50 cent price.
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Bright
Dean
Freeport
W. W. Smythe
West Stephenson St
Coen
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Secretary Wilson Sees No Universi Crop Failure Now
In a recent interview Secretary of Agriculture Wilson dismisses the idea of universal crop failure. He cites confusion over market chatter in Wall Street and warns farmers lack confidence in stocks and bonds, noting capital moving to Canada and wary farmers with rising incomes and changing investments.
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Wilson
Walltreet
Wison
Farroour & Houch
Dacmers
Stulla
Solons Create Many New Laws in Illinois Assembly
The Forty-Fifth Illinois General Assembly enacted remedial measures amid a flood of 1,440 bills introduced, with 258 passing both houses. Key actions include a new Chicago charter, local option, two cent fare, and pure food laws, plus riparian transfers to Chicago and expanded state control of roads, insurance, banking, and factory safety. About $20.24 million new appropriations face pruning by Governor Deneen.
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Chicago
General Assembly
Ywinois
Dencen
Deneen
Illinois
House
Senate
City of
Springfield
Jnens
Mic
Nuanders
Cook County
Lake Nichi
Deneven
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois Local Option Law Creates Anti Saloon Districts
The legislature approves a local option bill to form anti saloon territories in cities towns and villages. Petitions by one quarter of voters and a sixty day filing window precede elections. Special watchers and penalties apply to liquor sales and violations. Ordinances suspend during status. reactivation possible after eighteen months. prosecutions ease: no detailed sales proof required and government tax stamps serve as evidence. Districts may be contested within ten days after canvass.
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Tlinois
Leet
Sai
Internal Revenue
Vosts
Supreme Court
Wader
Civil Service
Nornite
Appropriation Bills Passed by the State Assembly
A list of appropriation measures approved by the fifty-fifth general assembly covers funding for public printing and stationery, Illinois Central litigation, attorney general tax suits, general assembly expenses, justice department building at Springfield, fugitive return fund, Shawneetown levee repairs, Lincoln homestead repair, two years’ state institution expenses, charitable institution repairs, University of Illinois expansions and equipment, University of Trinots operations and expansion, pest experiments, state entomologist, court payments, state fair improvements, river locks repairs, George Rogers Clark monument, Joliet prison construction, reformatory and penitentiary budgets, armory and guard purchases, state government, and emergency guard funds.
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Oity-Fifth General Assembly
Mlingis
Vicksburg
Wavernar
Llinois
Hiinots
General Assembly
Iith General Assembly
Department of Justice
Springfield
Shawneetown
Lincoln Homestead
University of Ilinola
University of Illinois
University of Trinots
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago
College of Agriculture
Office of State Entomologiat
San Jose
State Court of Claims
State Fair
Timois River
Henry and
Copperas Creeks
George Rogers Clark
Riverview Park
Quincy
Joliet
Pontiac
Seventh Regiment
Chicago
Chester
Tinois and
Michigan Canal
National Guard and
Naval Reserve
Second Regiment
Illinois National Guard
Charleston
Carbondale
State National Guard
Long List of Illinois Laws Enacted by Legislature
A digest of measures enacted includes shifting fees from Cook County's state's attorney to the county treasury with quarterly reports, empowering the governor to fill sanitary district vacancies, extending board chair terms, and settling fire losses over 500 by a county judge committee. It covers juvenile justice, alcohol restrictions near military posts, health, road, education, veterans relief, taxation, and banking reforms.
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Cook County
Sanitary District
Naval Training Station
State Board of Health
State Board of Review
State Board
Amerfast
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Beecham
WM. Clement
Manitoba and Greatern Colonization Co
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
British Isles
Continental
Europe
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Review OF Legislators’ Work
Secretary of State
State Commission For Uniform Laws
Pullman
Yeushout
Etredit Court
Stte
Potter's Field
Adovit
Sanitary Canal
Diving State Board Ofive Stock Commissioners
House Commission
Elief
Quincey
China
Mulicia
Dlinois
Army of Philippines
Uxtra
Same
Educational
Asylum For
Bartonville
Illinois General Hospital For
Fremen
the Daily Journal
People's Column
Lee King
Geney
West St
C. Keene
Sey Stephenson Stett
T. Core Journal
Bradt Ln
Gall
Organ Factory
Miama Street
Ase Bo
Galuna Avenue
Stearns& Zipf
Gorman Bank
Galena Ave
Union St
C. G. Schoeffel
Galena
Othog
City Water and Gas
Clark Avenue
Front St
Cherry St
T.O. Shaffer
Wim. O.wright & Co
John Hen
Fok Sale
Ade
Columbia Phonovraph
John HP
Eac
YAN Ana Ren
Ford
Gudar Rapids
Iowa
State Street
Gilena St
Fiari
Bee Peter Mecazer
Galent St
Lyon
Lincoln Ave
Pleasant St
T. V. E. Sweet
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C.C. Wolf
Douglas Ayvonue
Seeley & Mayerty
John BE
Franz
H Gdes
BS. Brown
Orent Tr
Anauire
Lincoln Avenue
New
Don
White
Halt
Burchard
Water Tower
Bdlow
Flora P. Dietrich
Kachange
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