Greatest U S Fleet Reviewed by President at Sagamore Hill
In Oyster Bay on September 4 the president reviewed the largest U S fleet assembled, with forty five ships ranging from battleships to submarines. He praised naval discipline and gunnery practice, hailed the Louisiana as a premier ship, and witnessed a night illumination show with ships outlined in lights along the Long Island Sound.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Long Island Sound
Sagamore
United States
the Sound
Enseynent
House
Navel
Gener Meyer
Louisiana
Louisiaia
Meron
Fred
Wiison
Maine
Oebt
President Roosevelt’s great day at the Mayflower review
President Roosevelt endured a rain swept voyage from the pier to the Mayflower then marveled as rain ceased and a bright, orderly review unfolded. The fleet formed, spectators filled ships, and dignitaries hosted by Bonaparte officials praised the President amid a grand Washington ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Sialon Crati
Hinchean
Toosevelt
Bonaparte
Booniaparte
Keers
Tle
Witsoa
Baek Quever
Betaparte
Loeb
Iise Fts
Aie
Preeville Corps
Ehip
Ferat
Doris
Roosevelt Receives Navy Attention at Sea and Shore
President Roosevelt sails aboard the Mayflower at dawn and departs for Sagamore Hill at night, receiving the precise attention prescribed for the commander in chief of the navy during the voyage and stay.
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Sagiumore Hill
Navy
Stensland Arrested After Flight From Chiengzo
Stensland, president of a Milwaukee Avenue bank in Chicago, was captured in Tangier Morocco after a cross continental flight ending in Gibraltar. Warry Olsen, assistant state's attorney, oversaw the arrest and the fugitive was taken to the U S legation for custody.
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Wrecker
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Chicago
Morocco
Tangier
Stenslind
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
Warry Olsen
Chiengzo
Maeland
Spin
Gibraltar
Stensflord O
Hited States Legation
Social Democrats boycott hotels over beer price rise
In Frankfort on the Main on September 4 the Social Democrats at fifteen meetings resolved to boycott hotels lounges and other establishments raising beer prices. The middle classes protest the milk price rise to 22 pfennigs per Hier and about 5 cents per quart.
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Frankfort-on-Alain
Social Democrats
Baseball scores update from Sept. 4 games across leagues
Chicago and New York posted results in both leagues with second games noted. Highlights include New York beating Boston in the American League and Chicago defeating Cincinnati in the National, while Philadelphia and Brooklyn split two in the National League and Pittsburgh took a second game from St. Louis. American standings show Washington and Detroit games, with Cleveland and other clubs also reporting outcomes across leagues.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Cincinnnati
Cincinnandé
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Tsecond Einer
Brooklyn Bo
Pitsbure
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Tsecond
Lotus
Pittsbure
Philadelfia
Philadelphy
Washington
Destou
Detroit
Leanis
Petrait
St. Laownds
Petroie of
Cleveland
Clibestrad
Eaer Chienga Seyewehsnad
Assocchition
Budianapolis
Datesville
Piaianiapolis
Esecune Tawseville
Tirdi
Aiaipotis
Iwattsens Ty
Paul
Nanses City
Ya St. Pando
Bryan Stino Detrom Speaks to Organized Labor
William J Bryan spoke in Detroit on September 1 addressing organized labor. He urged an eight hour day and attacked leisure for the few, arguing shorter hours would boost productivity and improve governance. A huge crowd gathered at the armory after a day of events, ending with a late departure to Chicago.
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Detroit
William J. Bryan
George PL Codd
Fair Grounds
Bryan
Bryams Stddiness
Drv
Armory
Hotel Cadilliac
Light Guard Armory
New Jersey
Chicago
Hearst States His Platform at Syracuse Speech
William R Hearst spoke to about 8,000 at the Syracuse Trades Assembly addressing attacks on corporations. He advocated public ownership of utilities, honesty in voting, and protections for American labor while criticizing high protectionism and Chinese labor competition. He urged restraint on crafts, penalizing corrupt coordination and stressing national interests.
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Syracuse
William R. Toearst
Trades Assembly
Tao
Toearst
Beleve
Beldieve
Divant Industries
Americsa
America
Talks of Du Yan and Ptarkipep in Bangor Maine
Fragmentary text discusses Wallis Bryan as a leading advocate of a Vane Wilson bill. The speaker references prior debates amid early 20th century tensions. Mr Bevan urged free stapling as a policy, while other details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Bangor
Joseph Ed
Crunen
Wallis Bryan
Vane Wilsoin
Sog
Debor
Dadustey
Bevan
Sthier
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin Advised For Dyspepsia
Critical illness from disturbed digestion affects many. If dizziness heartburn wind loss of appetite nausea constipation follow warnings and try Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin sold by druggists at 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
Debating economics and silver in political speech
The speaker denounces free silver as dead and argues money volume drives dining costs. He praises Bryan as honest but cautions against silver promises. He views Daniel Gompers' demands as a labor mistake and defends protection as the top revenue policy under Nelson Dingley.
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Bryan
Cannon
Silvery Valees
Faniel Gompers
Organized Labor
Nelson Dingley
Cannon Speaks At Labor Day Event In Springfield
Joseph G Cannon, former speaker, was honored during Labor Day programs directed by Benny Caldwell in Springfield Alabama. Ex-Democratic representative and ex-Governor Richard Yates attended. Caldwell accused Cannon of blocking the eight hour day bill and Senate of killing bills. Yates said he supported Caldwell on the eight hour day and direct election of U S senators by the people.
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Springfield
Joseph G. Jannon
National Horse of Representatives
Benny Caldwell
Frau
Richard Yates
Caldwell
United States Senate
Yates
Dom
Joseph G. Cannon
House
United States
Ty Caldwell
Resignation Accepted From National Committee Member
Sept 4 Thomas J. Tregnart chairman of the Democratic national committee received Charles Walsh resignation as national committee member from Tosa. Tregnart said he read the letter and found it consistent with prior communications and accepted Walsh resignation with pleasure.
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Mreneh Lick Springs
Tid
Thomas ‘Tregnart
Democratic National Committee
Charles
Walsh
National Committee
Tosa
Jeter
Paigeart
Tess
End of Florence Riot Allied by Dynamite Blast
Minuxsutiwney Sept 4 The constabulary blew up a fortified house used by Tatlians in Florence ending the riot. A fire followed the explosion. Two Tatlians were arrested and a dead Tatlan found inside with no gunshot wound. The house and nearby Asipater were destroyed. Police hunt for others continues. two more arrests expected.
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Florence
Ttaljan
Senator McCreary's Son's Wife Drowns in Michigan
While Senator McCreary spoke at a Labor Day celebration in Lexington Kentucky on September 4 a telegraphic report arrived that his daughter in law Tessie McCreary wife of his only son had been drowned at Lakeside Michigan while bathing. He concluded his address and immediately departed for Michigan to attend the tragedy.
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Lexington
United States
McCreary
Tessie McCreary
Likeside
Mich
Seniater McCreary
Michigan
New York Distrustful Report Mentions Notable Athletic Figure
A Newport dispatch identifies Thermann Oelrichs, no longer active in major athletics, as manager of a North Ge WA OSteagnship company. The unreliable text references a prominent era celebrity and an unclear main elevator incident involving Nasser Wilheha des CVO Sse, with many garbled phrases.
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New York
Newport
Thermann Oelrichs
North Ge WA Osteagnship Company
Geadon
Nasser Wilheha
CVO
Unclear report from Sedalia prompts broad political notes
Fragmented outline notes a Polish Socialist meeting in New York, a Minnesota fair incident, a fire at a Wisconsin sanatorium, a court date for a youth in Ghetieril Main, and various Labour and political references. Multiple names and places appear without coherent narrative.
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GleneralTrepett. Com
Hatdart
Teesheen
Hanshereer
Sedalia
Ste
Pan Vaten
Minnesota
Kodol for Dyspepsia Promises Quick Comfort
In a hurried world small offenses offend and even a rushed meal can cause a headache and social strain. The ad touts Kodol For Dyspepsia as a remedy that digests food and restores the stomach, sold by all druggists.
Daily Journal Notes Weekly Coverage Shift
The Daily Journal outlines plans to devote attention to all segments of the week, expanding focus beyond traditional sections. The notice emphasizes broad coverage across sports, politics, and community events to serve readers with diverse interests.
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The
Daily Journal
Oakdale Oakdale Camp Meeting Ends With Strong Attendance
Oakdale camp meeting of 1906 closes with high spirits and strong attendance from Dixon and Polo. Bishop Heil calls for continued camp meeting spirit in United Evangelical church. Over 700 in Sunday school, prayers and sermons marked closing day, with 10 souls at the altar and missions offering received.
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Oakdale
Freeport
Heil
United Evangelical Church
Dixon
Polo
W. F. Heil
Bishop Heil
L. C. Schmidt
E. K. Yeakel
Shannon
Farewell Camp Service Close At Oakdale This Year
Rev L C Schmidt conducted a well attended camp with Rev EBY Knapp of Chadwick delivering the last sermon. A farewell circle formed as the choir sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again and attendees hoped for a large turnout next year due to strong interest.
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L. C. Schmidt
EB. Y. Knapp
Chadwick
Choi Sang
Oakdale
Riverside Campmeeting Closes at Riverside Pore
The Riverside campmeeting ended Sunday with a financially and spiritually successful encampment. Rev. L. H. Seager drew praise as a top pulpit speaker. several converts were made. Saturday’s stockholders elected four directors and officers Geo Ennenga president Daniel Molter first vice president Rev J H Blazer second vice president Rev W B Rilling secretary Simon Schreiber treasurer. Next year’s gathering is slated for the last Sunday in August and first Sunday in September.
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Riverside
Riverside Pore
L. H. Seager
Seager
Geo. Ennenga
Daniel Molter
J. H. Blazer
W. B. Rilling
Simon Schreiber
Embury Epworth League Events and Harvest Supper
The notice lists upcoming Embury Epworth League activities including business meetings social gatherings lectures on quaint sayings and queer pictures harvest home supper at Grand Opera House and a slate of September and October showings at the theater featuring My Wife's Family The Cowboy Girl A Struggle for Gold As Told in the Hills A Poor Relation The Umpire The Greater Love On the Bridge at Midnight The Volunteer Organist Your Uncle Dudley and A Gambler's Daughter with dates from September 4 through September 27.
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Embury Epworth League
Dick, EH. McHay
John Plowman
Embury Epworth League Harvest Home
Grand Opera House
Howard
Yle
Dudley
Escaped Death and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A letter describes escaping death after taking Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin for violent stomach inflammation. The ad touts the syrup as soothing purifying medicine with equal virtue, sold by druggists for 10c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
Freeport seeks bids for West Street concrete culvert
Proposals requested for the construction of a concrete culvert across West street. Bids due by 7:00 p m on September 4 1906. Plans and specifications are on file at the city engineer's office. Bids to be opened by the committee on streets alleys and bridges and the Highway commissioners of Freeport. Committee. 8-23d 10t
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West Street
Highway Commissioners
Town of
Freeport
Bargains in School Supplies at Brown & Dollmeyer’s
Local shoppers urged to seek bargains on school supplies at Brown and Dollmeyer's store. The brief notice highlights discount offerings and invites customers to compare prices.
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Brown & Dollmeyer's
Low fares to Chattanooga on Northwestern line
Very low excursion rates to Chattanooga Tennessee via the Northwestern line. Tickets sold September 15 to 17 with favorable return limits due to Regimental Reunion and anniversary of the Chickamauga battle. Apply to Chicago and Northwestern agents. RITd with 17.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Northwestern
Chickamauga
Chicago & Northwestern Line
Very Low Rates to Toronto Ontario for I O O F Lodge
Ticket sale runs September 12 to 15 with favorable return limits. Discounts apply on a chartered travel plan connected to the I O O F grand lodge. Applications via agents Chicago and Northwestern Railway S 2618 15.
For Sale Offer at 235 N Galengw Ave Bargain
Residential property listing at 235 N Galengw Ave with steam heat city water sewer gas and barn. Describes first class condition and option to sell house with part or full lot. Inquiry directed to GEO J Dehn 412dtf 44 Stephenson St. Also notes low summer tourist rail rates by Chicago Great Western for round trip tickets to multiple western and midwestern destinations with sales through Sept 30 and return by Oct 31.
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N. Galengw Ave
GEO
J. Dehn
Stephenson St
Chicago Great Western Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Lower Michigan
J. P. Elmer
P. A
St. Paul' Minn
Phone 21 at carpet cloning time note
A fragmented line reads telephone instruction with a date 8-28-44 and a name CORA BRANEN. The readable text suggests reminding someone to call at a specified time, but details are incomplete.
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Cora Branen
Excursion Rates for Interstate Good Roads Convention
Reduced round trip rates from September 1 to 4 to Chillicothe Missouri via Northwestern line. Return trip allowed until September 10. Tickets available through Chicago & Northwestern Railway agents.
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Interstate Good Roads Convention
Chillicothe
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Dissolution of Partnership Kuhlemeier and Maurer
The firm Kuhlemeier and Maurer is dissolved by mutual consent with Maurer retiring. All debts to the firm must be settled at the store. Business will continue under H. H. Kuhlemeier. Freeport TL, Aug. 25.
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Kuhlemeier & Maurer
Maurer
H. H. Kuhlemeier
J.D. Maurer
Freeport
Homeseeker's Excursion to Northwest West and Southwest
Ex cursion tickets at greatly reduced rates are on sale to the territory indicated above. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars Free Reclining Chair Cars and the Best of Everything. For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry. 1-4dwtd
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Homeseeker
Chicago & North- Western Ry
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