4 O Clock P M German Tariff Bothers
Washington May 19 Special The question of negotiating a reciprocity treaty with Germany is causing concern among administration officials. Some would push talks despite fear the Senate would not ratify. Half of U S exports to Germany could be affected by new treaties with seven European countries next year. Germany is a major buyer, with raw cotton shipments last year totaling 109 million dollars.
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Washington
Germany
Capitol Hill
Berlin
Hay
Europe
Senate
United States
Deser tions in the Army Reach High Rates in 1906
President Roosevelt faces a growing Army desertion problem as official statistics show last year’s rate rising beyond prior years. The surge is linked to new recruiting records affecting officer efficiency ratings, plus travel demands pulling guards from posts, with some stations reporting deserts up to thirty percent.
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Hrxavon
Roosevelt
Army
More Outlaws Killed in Wood Campaign Philippines
Manila May 19 Special More outlaws against General Leonard Wood have been killed in action with all principals. Wood reported forces sustained minor losses with one killed and twenty one wounded. The censor has returned to Zamboanga with his troops.
Weather Forecast for Chicago and Iowa May 19
Special weather notes: generally fair tonight and Saturday with showers in extreme south Illinois and surrounding areas. Iowa: fair tonight and Saturday. Also promotional notes on beauty products and a free carnation with Col. Jd. J. Astor cigars at Moogk's drug store on Saturday and Sunday.
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Chicago
Iowa
Jd. J. Astor
Moogk’s
Alsdae
Strike May End Tonight in Chcano May 19
Reports from Sheriff Barret and city officials indicate the Teamsters strike may end tonight or tomorrow morning. Deputies guard wagons for the Employers' Teaming company as negotiations with the Teamsters' council gain momentum and a possible arbitration proposal is discussed. The national executive board arrives in Chicago for a secret session amid growing expectations of a settlement.
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Chcano
Barret
Dunne
Teamsters
Shea
Tanmsters
Teamsters’ Council
Teamsters' Union
Chicago
Workman Carries Bomb in Warsaw Blasts Fatal
A workman fleeing two detectives dropped a bomb in Warsaw on May 19, killing the worker and two detectives and wounding several passersby. Authorities believe the device targeted Governor General Maximovich. Earlier reports added casualties among bystanders. Separate dispatch from Saton notes no further direct news from the Russian fleet is expected beyond refugee reports if fighting nears the Pescadores.
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Warsaw
Maximovitch
Sataon
Hoch Guilty of Murder Sentenced to Death
Chicago jurors convict Johann Hoch of murder and condemn him to death. The trial in Curacao concludes with the death sentence, marking a final chapter in the sensational bluebeard case.
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Chicago
Bluebeard
Curcaco
Johann Hoch
Justice Harlan Appointed Vice Moderator at Assembly
May 19 Wroonna LAkr Special The Presbyterian general assembly opened with Moderator Moffitt announcing Supreme Justice Harlan as vice moderator. Reports of committees on evangelistic work and education were presented.
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Wroonna Lakr
Presbyterian General Assembly
Moffitt
Supreme Justice Harlan
Man receives thirty years for second degree murder
Somerville New Jersey May 19 Special-Georg e H Wood pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the February shooting of George Williams a grocer. Wood was sentenced to thirty years in prison.
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Somerville
N. J
Geo. H. Wood
George Williams
Wood
Taft Rejects Foreign Built Ships for Panama Canal Needs
Hinavos May 19 special dispatch reports Secretary Taft has decided not to buy any foreign built ships at present for Panama canal construction beyond what is immediately needed. The decision aims to limit purchases abroad to essential materials only.
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Hinavos
Taft
Declamation contest at High school tomorrow
May 19 report details a declamation contest scheduled for tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. at the High school. The piece notes market quotations from Chicago and Union stock yards, with various grain and livestock prices listed amid a cluttered summary.
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Curceano
Board of Trade
Crigago
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trade
Everett & Sweeney
Contested Alderman Seat Case in Freeport Ward Two
Elmer G. Pratt files a contest with City Clerk over Freeport Second ward alderman election results. Pratt alleges uncounted votes and incorrect tallies may have altered the outcome, challenging George W. Brokhausen’s 544% vote total and seeking a seat for Pratt. The matter heads to council tonight or the June meeting for decision.
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Elmer G. Pratt
George W. Brokhausen
Douglas Pattison
Pratt
William Waterstradt
Brokhausen
Prall
City of
Freeport
Stephenson
Illinois
City of Freeport
Stephen Steffen
H. F. Dorman
George W.brokhausen
Elmer Pratt
Leroy Lattig
Petiioner
Tinois
City of Preeport
Elmer G. Prall
Mueller appeal in probate case over $70 services
An appeal from the county court has been filed in the case of Elsie and Altian H Mueller against John Van Deest executor of the late Peter H Cheenleat. The Muellers were awarded a verdict for nearly $70 for services before death. Louis H Burrell speaks at Second Presbyterian church tonight at 8 under the Young Men's club on The Times and the Men.
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Elsie
Altian H. Mueller
John van Deest
Peter H. Cheenleat
Muellers
Cireentald
Louis H. Burrell
Second Presbyterian Church
Sickly Day Notices Miss Muril Baymiller Among Infirm
News of Day tersely told lists local ailments at Globe hospital and area. Miss Muril Baymiller is sick. Fred Wishwander has pneumonia. Mrs. Leggett improves after surgery. Phillips, Illinois Central brakeman, out after weeks ill. Chas Love recovering from two fractures after a banana peel fall. Rev Bagwell preached at 2:30 p.m. Rev Ed Meads led children’s service. Evening sermon at 7:20 by Rev J I Meads on Modern Amusements, with special music and free seating. Everyone invited.
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Muril Baymiller
Fred Wishwander
Globe Hospital
Leggett
Phillips
Illinois Central
Chas. Love
W. B. Peck
Bagwell
First Baptist Church of
Warren
Atdp
Ed Meads
J. I. Meads
Eiverybody
White Shrine Card Party Attracts Many Attendees
The White Shrine card party held last night drew a large crowd and proved enjoyable. Prizes went to Mrs W BE Boyington Mrs J 8 McCool Mrs Lilley and G A Weaver. Refreshments followed. WYoe Shrine plans a dance and social in Lexington hall the first week of June.
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W. BE. Boyington
J. ‘8. McCool
Lilley
G. A. Weaver
Danes and
Earl
Lexington Hall
Honor for Lester Brady Elected to Bank Clerks Panel
Lester Brady son of Captain William S Brady is elected to the executive committee of the Chicago chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks. He holds a responsible post in the United States subtreasury in Chicago.
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Lester Brady
William S. Brady
Chicago
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Lester
United States
Recital This Evening by Aliss Nora Stemm Pupils
Miss Nora Stemm, esteemed instructor, presents a piano recital at Odd Fellows hall this evening. Her pupils show rapid progress under her direction in a refined performance by the young musicians.
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Aliss Nora Stemm
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Miss Stem
Freeport Chautauqua Program Issued for Globe Ree Route
The official Freeport Chautauqua program, for a Globe Ree venue from June 80 to July 4, is issued and circulated by manager H. M. Holbrook.
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Freeport Chautauqua
Globe Ree
H. M. Holbrook
Supper at Church and Masons Meet Tonight
The Indies of the First Presbyterian church will serve supper this evening in the church parlors from 6 to 8 o'clock. Masonic Knights Templar lodge of Masons will meet tonight for business and work in the EK. A. and F.C. degrees.
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Indies
First Presbyterian Church
Kixeelsioy Lodge of Masons
Father Leonard reports cure with Father John’s Medicine
Writing from Cambridge New York Rev Fr D J Leonard says a young parishioner was thought to be dying from consumption She took Father John’s Medicine and recovered gratefully for her recovery Medicine is sold by Joseph Minmert Druggist
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Cambridge
N. Y
D. J. Leonard
Father John
Joseph Minmert
Genuine Singer Oil Ad at Singer Stores
For sewing machines bicycles and all purposes needing a fine lubricant the best value is the genuine Singer oil. It is only available at Singer stores. Look for the red 8 at 8 South Galena Ave Preaport Florida.
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Singer
Galena Ave
Preaport
Life Annuities as Safe Elderly Investments
Life annuities are advertised as ideal for elderly people living alone. The offer promises higher interest than real estate mortgages, guaranteed longevity, and guaranteed future income with no speculation. The product is described as written and guaranteed by a strong life insurance company, C.F. Hal Reth.
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Tne Hite Insuranance
C.F. Hal Reth
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