Rail schedule fragment for Rock Island and connections
A fragmented timetable lists train numbers, stations, and connections. Details include east and west bound services, parlor and cafe car options, daily and Sunday-only trains, and connections at Rockford Belvidere Belvidere for Beloit Janesville Madison and other points. Personnel names John F Daly and J B Shwatt appear as agents.
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Rockford
Beloit
Janesville
Milwaukee
Madison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Harvard
Spring Valley
Pacific Coast
John F. Daly
Gara
Freport
Freeport
Rockford Aos Rt. . Direct Connection Made In Rockford For Baloit. Janesville
Elgin
Aurora Moicago
WM. Neese
Interurban Trains and Express Routes Detailed Schedule
The notice lists multiple maple leaf route trains from South Freeport to Chicago and westbound services to Dubuque St Paul Minneapolis and more. It gives departure times from East and West points, passenger connections, stage pickups from Interurban station, baggage through to destination, and daily exceptions including Sundays. Agents WM Neese and J. Pe Mer sign off with G P A Bf KR and Wore Departs East times and Rockford connections included.
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Stockton
Dubuque
St. Paul
Omar
St Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
Wally Cece
Pearl City
Chicago
Syvamore
WM. Neese
J.pe Mer
Paul Minn
Taft Campaign Swing Through the South and Midwest
Taft and Roosevelt plan a Washington consultation as Taft opens a broad tour through Indiana Ohio New York and several states. He will speak in Louisville Chattanooga Newark Baltimore Youngstown and more before returning to Chicago New York and other key cities in a multi state effort. The piece notes campaign fund contributions from Alden Carpenter and Mrs. Russell Sage, with calls for broader donor support amid GOP fundraising tensions.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Ohio
Louisville
Chattanooga
Jenispere
Richmond
Withaiea
Newark
Nev
Baltimore
Mearyhurd
Ohta Oet
Tadima
Chicago
Indidma
New York
Esty
State
Youngstown
Alden Carpegte
Deiienah Comamnittee Ds
Sute
Pimothy I. Woodrant
Woodraat
Russell Sage
Safe
Weelenty
Bart
George E. Sheldon
Nateona
Cai
Millioe
Renaldicam
Vatican
Vo.ong Liteboss Neon Hais
Shehiouw
Ces
Bryan's Pledges Stir Wisconsin Audience in Oct Rally
Quincy Wisconsin October 10 Fresh from Chicago Bryan speaks to crowds about prosperity under Democratic leadership recounting failures under the Republican era. He blasts Roosevelt family plans and warns against eight year rule while urging national change. Enthusiastic crowds accompany his transit and stopovers as he campaigns through the region.
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Quincy
Chicago
Williai A. Bryan
Srateco
Longwoerki
Moling
Roosevelt
Rorniers
Hannibal
Det. W
Bryan
Hauunibud
Daily Journal Delivery Rates
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 100 per week. The notice states delivery is available to any part of the city for a weekly charge of 100.
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the Daily .Journal
Ine City
Daily Journal
Bey
Journal
The
the Daily Journal
Democratic parade honors Missouri campaign trail sights
A Democratic gathering featured a torch bearing escort and outriders as a candidate passed and crowds cheered with fervor. Speakers including Brysavs speedy spoke across Missouri counties, with after remarks and returned to the ear. Missouri slate events and visits by Moberly and Kansas City delegates marked the day with plans for St Joseph at 7 p.m.
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Democratic Club
Brysavs
Tie
Tian Ag
Missouri Democratic
Hrvan Bern
Missouri
Paris
Toa. Ae
Unruly Crowd Hoods Hearst Speech At San Pritcesses Event
Editor HMUEARSE'S EINEST San Pritcesses saw a crowd hiss and cheer as he spoke, requiring police to maintain order. Letters from Cassatt and McLawin referenced Sibley and Roosevelt era politics, with hints of strategy to influence the forthcoming congress race and public sentiment.
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San
Arelboth
Sibley
Cassatt
Trearst
McLawin
Avelboth
Melhaurin
Roosevelt
Panos
Wilde
Lawson
Amd
Mark Wy Wers
World series opener draws huge Detroit crowd
Fans pour into Detroit for today's first game of the world championship. A message from John McGraw to Hugh Jennings praises the New York and Detroit teams. expectations run high as extra seats are added and every seat is sold. The weather is ideal and the scene is billed as an unprecedented turnout with strong hopes for a crackling contest.
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Detroit
Pugh Jennines
Perrott Chau
Mary
Cde
Ra u lie and others in fish theft clash near border
A garbled report describes a cross border confrontation over fish theft involving named figures and officials from the United States and Canada. It mentions rifles and a border point and notes that some detainees or witnesses claim the alleged theft was attempted or escaped.
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Raulie
Mario
Mich
Qet
Gsherunn
Chithia Oli
Canada
Dhe
Aden
Iliseniss
United States
Caarlie
Ais
Coe Fisnveriien
Unclear OCR Notification of Incident at City Elevator
Fragmentary report describes a bus accident near a city elevator involving a German or British named individual and a Chicago organization. The text mentions a grand hotel and a street, but details are illegible.
General fund tax official dies in home blaze
A government revenue official named Gedieral fra Abbott is reported dead in a house fire at his home. The victim, described as a former head clerk in the Juoesing bureaus, was elected to a cur years office.
What's in a Name Manila Get W Reports from the Provinces
Reports from the provinces describe typhoon damage as widespread. The island of Samar reports destruction in a new town area and substantial disruption on Tattoo Use Island.
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Manila
Tattoo
Samar
Campaigning Pressures Panam Canal Work Remains Steady
Despite ongoing campaign rhetoric, official efforts on the Panamanian canal project continue at a steady pace. The focus remains on progress and coordination among involved authorities.
Verdicts and state cases dominate funding for prosecutions
The text reports on prosecutions and legal actions, noting state attorney coordination to prosecute Ernest Hinphrey and the broader push to strengthen prosecutions. It also covers a Springfield case where Vespasian Warner seeks a share from his stepmother’s estate, amid sensational claims denied by the widow. Finally, Dr Charles Adkins is appointed surgeon general of the Illinois National Guard.
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Athorney
Thoriney
Dare
Springfield
Belle Warner
Vespasian Warner
Dewitt County
The
Guards
Gener. Scott
Charles Adkins
Chicago
Utlnois National Guard
Adgims
Nicholas Senn
Charities Conference Opens in Rock Island Tonight
Rock Island Oct 10 Preparations for the Utalis state Conference of Charities are complete. Governor Dene is slated to speak Sunday afternoon on The Wards of the State. The conference opens at the First McE church with Dr WooPP Smith presiding. Professor George W. Jones will discuss the duty of the state toward the blind. Sherman C. Kingsley of Chicago will report for the legislative committee.
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Rock Island
Utalis State Conference of Charities
Dene
Hovernors Eumpdign
Tock Island
Hughes
Ti Cave
McE
Woopp &. Smith
George W. Jones
State School For the
Jacksonville
Sherman C. Kingsley
Chicago
Danville Vigilante Disturbance Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Danville HL a man believed his son a sleepwalker wandered the house at night. When the boy approached the doorway the father, armed, fired a shot striking him. The incident followed a period of fear and confusion as the son reputedly moved about while asleep.
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Danville
Merry
Troy
Ture
Victim in Michigan Ave arrest case domineers the fury
A driver near Michigan Avenue tried to speed to the Auditorium Addex to fetch William Jennings Bryan. He faced arrest on the stretch between Twenty Fourth and Twenty Fifth streets and was fined $0 and costs. The judge noted the circumstances and gave the chauffeur the minimal punishment.
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Ghent
W. J. Barowar
Deereehwutfeur
Michigan Avenue
Auditorium
William Jennings Bryan
Tower Sollivien
Fatsalle Street
Chiufeur
Taininmuiu
Conductor Wenne Crushed in Railroad Wreck at Local Stop
Willam Wenne, a conductor for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was badly injured when a passenger train struck the caboose where he sat. His brother Thomas Wene was the issuing conductor of the other train. The boy grandson on his lap also suffered serious injuries.
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Mowe Vernon
Willam Wenne
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Hig
Thomas Wene
Wene
Nan
Candidate Brygo Faces Mysterious Stump Speech Clash
On the stump Candidate Baft hurls speeches Brygo cannot wake, dodge, or answer. The clash hints at a pitched political contest with sharp rhetoric and unresolved questions about strategy and timing.
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Brygo
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