Historic Rail Timetable Notes From Early Illinois Dispatch
Eastbound and westbound train schedules list arrival and departure times with multiple stations. Freight and passenger numbers appear alongside service notes, with details on car types and Sunday adjustments. John F Daly serves as agent for the line, outlining connections at Rockford Belvidere Belvidere and other hubs.
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Madison
Belvidere
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Harvard
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Pacific Coast
John F, Daly
Rock Island to Milwaukee Passenger Train Schedule
Train itinerary detailing Rock Island to Freeport and Milwaukee connections, times 7:25 pm freight service, 1.00 am onward passenger fares 163 dollars, connections to Janesville Madison Kansas City Omaha and North Dakota. Maple Leaf route agents J. Sweat y Elmer. Chicago express and Dubuque passenger notes. through checked baggage and stage transfers.
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Freeport Rockford Rail Schedule Extract
Weekday departures from Freeport start at 5 35 am with trains every few minutes until 28 pm last car. First car from Freeport to Rockford begins 6 35 am on Sunday with same timing. direct Rockford connection to Beloit Janesville Belvidere Elgin Aurora Chicago.
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Terman Ridder Leader in American Journalism
Person of the Day profile on Terman Ridder president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He leads the fight against paper manufacturers and influences German language press through the New Yorker Staats-Zeitung where he served as treasurer and manager for eighteen years. Ridder, born in New York to German parents, started as an eleven year old errand boy and later owned a weekly paper. In 1855 he founded Catholic News and became a key independent Democrat influencing New York politics and reform movements. much of his time is devoted to charity work. He is fifty seven years old.
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Why His Love Turned and Political Shifts in Florida
The New York Sun reports on a din ner in New York where Dr. R oS MacArthur critiques mixed motives in marriages noting satire about wealth and sincerity. The piece also covers William Trall Milton being named to represent Florida in the U S Senate as the second appointee following Senator Mallory’s death during Congress recess, with Governor Broward naming William James Bryan as the youngest nominee aside from that.
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Milton of Florida Earns Senate Appointment
The passage notes Milton, grandson of a former governor, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Senator Mallory. It mentions Dryan’s brief tenure and Cleveland’s appointment, with Milton described as a successful banker and business man.
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Story of a college cleric's sermon style tale
The piece recalls a Connecticut bishop recounting a tale about a college clergy member who was loud and emphatic in exhortation. The bishop tried gentle reproach, but the preacher reportedly softened only after his sermons distracted by laughter and a humorous retort.
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Daily Journal Delivery Offer Charged at 10 Cents Weekly
The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery for ten cents per week. The notice highlights affordable subscription access and broad circulation within the city limits. It notes convenient service for readers seeking regular newspaper delivery.
Ten Bishops to Elect at Baltimore Conference
Baltimore May 1 reports from the Methodist Episcopal general conference indicate the committee on episcopacy will recommend the election of ten bishops. The anticipated number had fluctuated with cost concerns, but is expected to be ten. The committee also resolved to keep the amusements paragraph unchanged, opposing dances and card games.
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Senate Session Ends After Short, Filibustered Debate
The senate conducted a brief legislative session with a filibuster speech against a conference report on appropriations for registrative executive and judicial needs. The house approved the general deficiency appropriation bill carrying funds. A joint resolution provided a life annuity of 125 monthly to widows of Surgeons James Carroll and Jesse Dagens, U.S. A., for their yellow fever mosquito research.
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End of the Hamiter Call Ends Arkansas Legislature Session
In Titthe Rock Arkansas on May 19 both chambers met as individuals and passed resolutions to return home, ending the call of Allen Hamiter who briefly served as governor while Pindall was absent. The move concludes a short-lived governor’s spell and ends the lawmakers’ detour from duties.
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Harrisburg Democrats Gather for State Convention
Democrats from every part of the state converge on Harrishire for the state Democratic convention to be held tomorrow. Indications point to one of the liveliest gatherings in years with Bryan, Gray and Johnson Leagues playing active roles.
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Chicago Board of Trade quotes May to December futures
Chicago May 28 markets show Wheat, Corn, Soy, and Oats quotes with May July and Sept futures. Live stock and hogs listed with receipts and price ranges. district traders report mixed demand and varying cash prices across cattle, hogs, and sheep at Chicago markets.
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Unclear historical line cites a cryptic exchange
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Cardinals After Starr Eyeing Pittsboro Shortstop Prospect
The Sporting World reports manager John McCloskey of the St. Louis Nationals seeks Charley Starr, Pittsboro’s substitute infielder, as a potential solution at shortstop. Starr filled the post until Ty Wagner’s return, while St. Louis weighs adding a first class shortstop to improve the lineup. Byrne O Rourke and Shaw trials since opening fail to satisfy.
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Callahan Seeks Reinstatement Of Logan Square Club
Jimmy Callahan, owner of the Logan Square Semi-Pro Baseball club of Chicago, has applied to the national commission for reinstatement. He left the White Sox reserve list to own a Chicago club and has been referenced as ineligible. His move aims to allow the Logan Squares to play barnstorming Cubs and Sox teams next fall without penalties.
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Invents New Water Game At Boston Meet
Professor J H Shea introduces a water push ball game at the Boston Athletic Association junior meet. Similar to water polo, the 28 inch ball weighs 37 pounds and is moved by six players per side toward the opposing goal while remaining in the water. Shea believes the game will displace water polo.
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Gardner Challenged by Keevin for Welterweight Fight
Lowell welterweight Jimmy Gardner declared ready to fight any welterweight except Joe Gans for a side bet of at least 1000, with Eddie Keevin posting 100 as good faith. Mike Sullivan unlikely as a drawing card, following Gardner’s strong showing at the Jeffries Athletic Club dedication.
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Cleveland's Girl Ball Player Alta Weiss Stars Tour
Clevelanders hail Miss Alta Weiss as the town’s premier girl pitcher with a sharp curve and strong control. The Weiss All Stars will tour the country as the main attraction, showcasing her as the leading card of the exhibition circuit.
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New World Record Reported at 900 Yard Run
A relay carnival at the University of California venue saw Andrew Curtier of the Olympi club, San Francisco, set a claimed world record for 900 yards with a time near 2 minutes 5 seconds. Officials credit Taytens with 2 minutes 2.7 seconds. Melvin Sheppard previously ran 2 minutes 14.5 seconds at Long Island City on September 1, 1907.
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Pionhar Your hatis on the bar my shien
Lender Patter critiques a bar display and questions its alignment while staff adjust items. The exchange hints at a shop or bar setting with a focus on proper presentation and order.
Southpaws Define Baseball’s Left-Handed Era in History
The piece traces the rise of left-handed pitchers from Lee Richmond to Baldwin Ramsey Kilroy and Breitenstein, noting their impact, feats, and the evolution of southpaw prominence from the 1800s through the early 1900s, including key records and team roles. It highlights Ramsey’s strikeout feats, Kilroy’s fielding and baserunner control, and the growing quota of left-handers in modern clubs.
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Lady" Baldwin
Toad” Ramsey
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Wee Willie” McGill
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Jerry Nops
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Cy Seymour
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Errors Preferred to Base on Balls
Manager Lajoie says he would rather see any error than a base on balls and cites that over a season about half of defeats began with free passes.
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Ely’s Dream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Relief
An old newspaper ad promotes Ely’s Dream Balm as the best remedy for nasal catarrh and inflammation leading to chronic bronchitis. It claims quick relief after first use and offers the cream at 50 cents or by mail from Ely Bros at 66 Warren Street, New York.
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