Winter term events and society notices in Freeport area
November activities include Fifer's dancing school social and Freeport College of Commerce start Nov 9 to 12. Also listed are Fall ceremonial, a baseball fair on Nov 1, a concert at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs Lutiger Gannon and Chas Law, and a Suengerbund event plus the Moldees union annual ball at Masonite temple Grand Opera House.
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Joe Fifer
Freeport College of Commerce
Vrewport
Rose Lutiger-Gannon
Vontralto
Chas
W. Law Yset
First Presbyterian Church
Suengerbundsofort
Navy
Local Clubs Gather For Evening Meetings and Socials
The Culture club meets this evening with Mrs. Kettle as Eastern Star communication proceeds. Freeport Shakespeare society converges with Miss Read. Mission study class convenes Tuesday at 3 with Mrs. D A Knowlton. St Margaret's guild meets tomorrow with Miss Emily Jungkunz on Carroll street. Ladies of the G A R gather Wednesday for inspection prep. First Presbyterian church hosts annual church supper Thursday at 6 with free will offering. Christian Endeavor holds vegetable social Wednesday to fund baskets for the Settlement home. Mrs George N Livingstone of Jordan was moved to a Freeport hospital after a paralysis, with doctors cautious about slow improvement.
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St. Margaret’s Guild
Emily Jungkunz
Carroll Street
G. A. Rh
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Sterling Gazette
George N. Livingstone
Jordan
Freeport
Reception to Embury Pastor
A reception will be tendered to the pastor of Embury church tomorrow evening at the church parlors. Members and friends of the church are especially invited.
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Embury Church
Frayed Marriage Side Story From Chicago News
A1 humorous verse recounts a man’s disillusionment after marriage to Mag. He laments loss of jokes, smoking habits, and money as Mag becomes a nagging, coughing skeptic who now digs into his pocket. The piece ends with the speaker admitting he never thought she was that sort.
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Chicago News
Miss Waite and Mr Plane Exchange Sudden Pleasantries
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press shows Miss Waite and Mr Plane in a flirtatious exchange about intelligent dogs for home protection. The dialogue hints at playful candor amid a social setting.
Little Dorothy Reveals Timely Love For Father
A child tells her father she would like to tell him something before his wife learns it. Dorothy explains she values a private message and muses that if her mother died she would marry her father. The Delineator records the intimate remark as a touching family moment.
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Dorothy
Man
Mamma
Papa
Mama
Card Club Victory Sparks Witty Banter
A card club winner boasts her fourth straight prize as rivals joke about her luck and social missteps. The exchange turns playful with remarks on holding hands and boredom, reflecting lighthearted club banter in Tarper's Weekly.
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Po O
Tarper's Weekly
Battle of rough words rattles town tavern
In a fragmentary report from Wallashington Stu, Plodding Pete complains of a bulldog and a beating, while a woman asserts mercy and blames Todo 1 for the dog’s actions and lack of food, illustrating a tense local exchange.
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Pete
Tandy
Wallashington
Stu
Politics Talk Turns Odd in Cleveland Plain Deuter
In a truncated and playful exchange cited from the Cleveland Plain Deuter a woman and a man discuss visiting a priest about politics. The man confirms he came to talk politics after a brief interrogation about his purpose.
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Cleveland Plain
Senator Sorghum on party strength and reform
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum debating whether a man should be greater than a party. He concedes it is undesirable yet notes that a coalition party strength can sometimes be stubborn and difficult to curb.
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Senator Sorghum
Martial Law Court Opens as Night Riders Probe Deepens
Memphis Tennessee October 24 with circuit court sessions at Union City to investigate Quentin Mankin death and the night riding crimes in the northwest. Five companies of the state militia under Colonel Tatum join to enforce martial law as grand jury expected to indict every member of the Night Rider organization. Suspects include Ed Powell Alonzo Morgan D C Morgan T M Leith Luther Wood Tay Burton with most held in guard houses or jailed in Sauibure Tiptonville.
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Memphis
Tenn
Circuit Court
City County
Union City
Quentin Mankin
Reelfoot
Columel Tatum
Inmaad
Nashville
Night Rider
Ed Powell
Alonzo
D.C. Morgan
Kies Morgan
Aiso
T. M. Leith
Luther Wood
Tickumn. Ky
Sauibure
Tay Burton
Tiptonville
Will Be Brought to Justice in Reelfoot Murder Case
Governor Patterson vowed the full power of office will be used to bring the Reelfoot Lake murder case to justice. Troops arrested seven more suspects, including a Union City attorney, after a Walnut Bend killing near Camp Nero. Quiet patrols continued as investigations proceed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Union City
Reelfoot Lake
Efe
Camp Nero
Cenn
Walnut Beg
Quentin Rankin
William Pratt
Srimburs
J. CD. BF. Carpenter
Tasson
Taylor and Hankin
Walter Log
Wiha Brewer
College football scores skimmed from Chicago report
The item lists scattered results from various colleges with odd spellings. Teams mentioned include Cornell, Yale, Princeton, Wisconsin, and Navy, with scores like Cornell 9 and Princeton 0. Locale references include Annapolis and St. Louis, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century sports roundup.
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Chicago
Hivanston
Beloit
Northwestern
Les Maines
Crinnell O
Javvake Soar
New Taven - Wesleyan
Jefferson
Uhilaidelpata Cyrlisie
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Tharvard Goontthier
Vermont
Cornell
Princeton
Syracuse
Dobbs
Vmichtan
Olita State
St. Bauds Wibaush
St. Louis
Pittshire Bank Receivership Dividends Announced
Checks totaling 1,001,000 dollars representing over half of Allegheny National Bank deposits have been mailed by Receiver Robert Lavon. Pittsburg city will receive about 1,000,000 dollars of its 14,000,000 deposit, with the state getting 200,000 dollars of its 40,000,000.
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Pittshire
Allegheny National Bank
Robert Lavon
Pittsburg
Ihcocco
Servia Mobilizes Reserves for War Effort
Belgrade reports Servian government has called up all reserves and ordered khaki for troops. About 800 Maxim machine guns and 400 military automobiles are allocated for the war mobilization.
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London
Qep Bo
Belgrade
Lis
A Healthy Family Health Pill Ad in Maine
A Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine resident L A Bartlet touts three years of good health after using Dr Kings New Wife Pills the ad claims gentle cleansing and toning benefits. Sold for a quarter at Jos Emmert's drug store.
Rainen a te proot weds prices iY those who need them
The Daily Journal lists a city wide delivery rate of 10 cents a week for the newspaper. It notes prices and a subscription option for residents seeking timely access to the paper across the city.
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the Daily Journal
The
Daily Journal
Riot and militia guard cotton town in Mississippi
State of Mobile Alabama report notes twenty armed men invaded Shibata Mississippi a cotton center on the Mobile and Ohio line. They looted the gin and warehouses as a crowd formed. Merchants resisted discussion, seed cotton supply allegedly surged, and a militia protected merchants while a resident company prepared. Drills continued and vigilant guards watched the gin.
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Mobile
Ala
Shibata
Miss
Mobile and Ohio
Merdhun
Arteatun
Russia presses bid for extradition of Pouren
The Russian government seeks to extradite Pouren on murder arson and robbery charges. Secretary Root refused to grant the extradition, prompting new warrants from Judge Holt charging arson burglary and attempted murder in Riga. Commissioner Shields adjourned the hearing awaiting official word on procedure after Root's decision.
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New York
Pouren
Teint
Mausalan
Root
Russia
Holt
Federal Court
Riga
Ponven
Sheilds
Troot
Chinese Plot Revealed Tense Plans During Fleet Visit
A revolutionary plot uncovered Saturday in China aimed to assassinate high officials during the United States fleet reception. Authorities fear wide consequences and have imposed extraordinary precautions for the fleet stay and official functions. Viceroy Song of Fukien province arrived Saturday aboard the cruiser Tat Young and spent the night on the ship for safety.
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China
United States
Viveroy, Song
Fickien
Marathon big stick gifted to President Roosevelt
Washington Met 20 reports a new addition to the president’s collection of big sticks. A silver plate on an ostlek displays an inscription noting the Marathon big stick, presented by John A. Mayes, winner of the Marathon at the Glynnic games in London 1908. The object is carved of blackthorn, shaped on the hills of Ireland, and resembles an Indian war club.
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Ireland
Hayes
Washington
Met
Roosevelt
White House
John 4. Mayes
London
First snow hits Nebraska and South Dakota region
North Nebraska and southern South Dakota including Tripp county Roseland reservite area were visited by the season's first snowfall last week, sparking weather notices across Norfolk Nebraska and surrounding communities.
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Norfolk
Girls Excludes In Debating League Final Arrangements
In the semi finals the winning side advances to the Beloit final while the losing team goes to Beloit for the final. A profit from the semi finals funds the losing team’s Beloit trip, with any remaining balance allocated as a guarantee fund to the entertaining school. Beloit College covers all final expenses including judges railway fares and team entertainment. Beloit College will offer appropriate trophies to the winning team.
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Rata
Beloit
Beloit College
Suit Case or Bag at the new store Brok hausen & Hill
An advertisement notes a new store Brok hausen & Hill offers suit cases and bags with a call to shop at the location. The message includes a date fragment 10 23 and hints at a retail opening or sale.
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Brokhausen & Hill
Rhodes scholar Lloyd wins Burdett-Coutts at Oxford
Lloyd a Rhodes scholar from West Virginia is awarded the Burdett-Coutts annual scholarship at Oxford. Separately robbers opened the First State Bank of Capoute Ohio, blew the safe, and fled with currency. A general election is held to choose a new parliament in Canada. Rector elections at the University of Glasgow saw Lord Curzon return, while James Keir Hardie earned 122 votes. Prince Henry of Prussia plans ascension from Friedrichshafen tomorrow. The Belgian assembly meets Wednesday as does Russia’s Duma. George Wyndham, Conservative MP, is elected rector of the University of Edinburgh. Government probes use of an animal fraud order against financier Thon W. Lawson. A New York school official, 48, married with ten children, weighs 150 pounds.
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Ot Capoute
Oho
Ty Canada
University of Glasgow
Lord Curzon
James Keir Hardie
Prince Henry
Prussia
George Wyndham
Us Louse of
Contnons
University of Edinburgh
Imal
Thon W. Lawson
New York City
Abbas Daastey Ptniad Khedive of Fevpt and Nubian ruler
Abbas Daastey Ptniad Khedive of Fevpt and sovereign of Nubia, Sadau, Kordafan and Darfur. admired like Crichton of Hying. He is thirty four, a military tadhehin, a fine guist, accomplished piavist, gardener lover, seedful engineer, keen businessman, and famed horse breeder. He enjoys driving a railway engine, commands his hazardous yacht, and is a noted daring motorist.
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Abbas Daastey Ptniad Khedive
Fevpt
Nubia
Sadau
Kordafan
Darfur
Crichton
Hying
Gardentius
Tate and Ao Oetited
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F. A. Read
Oliver
Oliver No
Thomas Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Company
Oliver Typewriter
Chicago Tlinols
J. J. Nagle
Edw. Allington, Jr
Grand Opera House
Joliet
North Bros
Lyric Theatre
Court House
Abraham Lincoln
the Lyric
Northwest
Ge Fletcher
Culture Club
Eastern Star
Harry Patton
George F. Swarts
Freeport Shakespeare Society
Miss Read
D. A. Knowlton
Embury
Maas
Mageta
Queen of Clubs
Tennessee
Rane Kna
Noochitesesci
Atr
Warlikhe
Servia
Yang
Pierce
M. W. Cowley
Stephenson St
Denned. Gall At
Inocern
Chicago St
Old
Lincoln Ave
Clark Ave
Walnut &T
Deland
Winnebago Co
Florence Township
Thia County
Howard Co
Mali
Ta. Ave
Qgadar Rapids
Lowan
Axel W. Titus
Douglas Avenue
First
M. EB
Be,rr
Lloyd
West
Dmie Wil
Zeno Zeno Circus
Howley and Leslie
Dorothy Vaughan
P. J
Wedeeday
Shaman Co
Wilson Bros
Barker
Win Walton Neph
Clothing Department
W.j.young & Go
Opp
Wm A. Rogers
C. W. Harden
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