Deep Waterways Debate Drives Illinois Vote Soon
A large audience heard Congressman Rainey and Judge Lindly discuss a proposed deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. They urged Illinois voters to approve a constitutional change to aid the project, with estimates of a 24 foot channel and multi dam power generation that could start within seven years and yield substantial annual returns.
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Court House
Rainey
Lindly
Lakes
Gulf
Washington
Ilinois
Illinois
W. N. Cronkrite
Lake Michigan
Illinois River
Starved Rock
St Louis
St. Louis
United States
Mississippi
Cairo
Joliet
Utica Bridge
Lake Joliet
Kankakee River
Ottawa
State of Illinois
E Europe
Crookrite
Judge Lindly
Ohe
Chicago
Imols
Economy Light & Power Co
Desplaines River
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Congress
Hinds
Great Lakes
Gulf of St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Canal
England
Sir Henry Norman 50th Birthday Tribute in Brief
Sir Henry Norman born September 19, 1858 in Leicester, England, is a travel writer, newspaper-writer and since 1900 a member of Parliament. He studied in England, Paris, Harvard and Leipzig, sparked Niagara Falls preservation, edited Pall Mall Gazette, founded The World's Work in 1902, and was knighted last year. He traveled extensively writing descriptive articles for newspapers.
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Sir Henry Norman
Leicester
England
Paris
United States
Harvard University
Germany
Leipzig University
Harvard
Niagara Falls
New York
Pall Mall Gazette
London Chronicle
Harold Herbert Joins University of Illinois for Journalism
Harold H. Herbert, son of E. D. Herbert, has gone to Champaign to enter the University of Illinois. He has been with the Journal the past year and will take a course in journalism.
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Tates State University
Harold H. Herbert
E. D. Herbert
Champaign
University of Illinois
Harold
Trembor transfer to Baier on Johnson Wheel plat lots
William Trembor transfers to Henry Baier ownership interests in lot 21 of block 18 and lot 21 in block 10 on the Johnson Wheel Company plat. The filing lists parcel identifiers and validates the property transfer within the plats.
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William Trembor
Henry Baier
Johnson Wheel Company
A Paying Investment
Mr John White of 38 Highland Avenue Houston Maine reports relief from a yearly cough after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He bought a 50c bottle last winter and again this winter the cough vanished after a few doses. The remedy is sold at Joseph Emmert's drug store with a 50c and 1.00 price and a trial bottle free.
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John White
Highland Avenue
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Freeport Trails In Runs as State League Closes
The La Crosse Chronicle reports a tight finish in the state league with Wausau and La Crosse among top contenders. Green Bay led by Jack Pickett’s pitching surged late. Freeport and Green Bay ended near bottom as teams balanced run totals, batting, and fielding through the season’s final week.
Wausau Leads in Batting and Fielding Honors
Wausau tops the league in batting with the Lumberjacks posting the season’s best hits and averages, Oshkosh strong behind them while La Crosse Madison Fond du Lac trail. Madison excels in fielding to finish atop the season, with La Crosse second and Wausau third as Green Bay Freeport Oshkosh and Rockford battle for lower spots.
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Wasa
la Crosse
Madison
Rockford
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Freeport
Wausau
Lumberjacks
Indians
Pretzelg
Senators
A. EK. Fet
Vaughan Drama Criticized by Chicago Archbishop
Archbishop Quigley disavows approving Vaughan drama The Woman of the West calling the mass scene sacrilegious and not to be paraded before theater audiences. Church officials say agents misrepresented his views and that Quigley remains opposed to the production.
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Quigley
Chicago
J. E. Quigley
L. J. Vaughan
Bush Temple Theatre
B. C. Dunne
Eau Claire
Wis
Vaughan
E. M. Dunne
the Woman of the West
Chancellor Dunne
Father Vaughan
Father Dunne
Messner
South Dakota Crops Look Good Says Visitor George Ennenga
George Ennenga reports South Dakota crops in good condition after a tour. He visited his Sioux City store, noting phenomenal growth and expecting strong prosperity for the region this season.
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George Ennenga
South Dakota
Sioux City
Father Williams Indian Herb Tablets Adverts
A 20 cent herbal remedy claim for liver kidney stomach and bowel health promises vigorous liver action digestion and regular bowel movement with kidney cleansing blood purification and overall wellness. Sold by C P Guenthe & Co druggists at the corner of Galena avenue and Galena street with a money back guarantee.
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William
C. P. Guenthe & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Tuberculosis Congress Draws Global Medical Elite
Washington reports the International Congress on Tuberculosis opens with nearly two thousand delegates from 46 foreign countries and all US government sectors. Notable attendees include leaders from France, Britain, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Holland, Greece, Italy, Russia, and Bulgaria, aiming to stamp out the White Plague.
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Washington, D. C
New National Museum
Department of the United States
Union
France
Leon Bourgeois
Permanent
Roux
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Calmette
University of
Lille
Landoury
Letulle
Vallee
Alfort
G. Sims Woodhead
University of Cambridge
Great Britain
Arthur Newsholme
Local Government Board of
England
R. W. Philip
Edinburgh
Germany
Johannes Nietner
Bannwitz
International Tuberculosis Association
Ernst von Leyden
Johannes Orth
University of Berlin
Austria
Leopold von Schroetter
University of Vienna
Anton Weichselbaum
Richard Paltauf
Pathology
H. V. Schrotter
L. Teleky
J. D. Bartel
Otto von Printzkold
Bertil Buhre
Swedish Anti-Tuberculosis League
Holland
N. P. Tendeloo
Leyden
P. K. Pel
University of Amsterdam
Greece
B. Patrikios
Department of Health
Aristote Nouzis
University of Athens
Constant Savas
P. Manoussos
Military Hospital
Athens
Kalliontzis
Pierre J. Ron
Maren Rousseff
Department of Health of
Sophia
Ivan Ogentanoff
Congress delegates from the Americas to meet for multilingual sessions
Geoghi Zotovitch and Dr. Ivan Theodoroff head a South and Central American delegation including Dr. A Herrera Vegas of Caracas and Dr. J I Azevedo Lima of Rio de Janeiro. The congress will run in seven sections with chairmen. discussions will use German French and Spanish alongside English. Public meetings include one by the American Federation of Labor, and the congress exhibition is nearly ready for opening on Monday.
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Geoghi Zotovitch
Ivan Theodoroff
8. A. Valeoviteth
A. Herrera Vegas
Caracas
Venezuela
J. I. Azevedo Lima
Rio de Janeirro
Luis P. Jimenez
Costa Rica
Guiteras
University of Havana
American Federation of Labor
Lowden to Make Speeches Across Whiteside County Tour
Col. Frank O. Lowden will tour seven cities in Whiteside county Sept. 27 to Oct. 1 in the Republican campaign. He will reach Sterling Sept. 27 and then visit Tampico Prophetstown Lyndon Erie Albany Fulton Coleta and other towns with scheduled talk times and handshakes, while some country towns will have no formal speeches due to farming crowds.
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Prophetstown
Lyndon
Erie
Albany
Fulton
Coleta
Col. Lowden
Deneen Campaign Swing Through Morgan County
Gov. Deneen endured a strenuous day in Morgan County starting in Jacksonville at 9 a.m. He visited Murrayville a Democratic stronghold, spoke to workers at Illinois Bridge and Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis rail shops, then Meredosia and Markham Chapin. The day closed with a large Republican showing led by the Young Men's Republican club in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Deneen
Morgan County
Murrayville
Illinois Bridge Company
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad
Meredosia
Markham
Chapin
Young Men's Republican Club
This Date in History for 1804 to 1907 events
A compact record of notable dates: 1804 Dearborn sails to Algiers with gifts for the ruler. 1814 British ship Forth destroys American brig Regent. 1864 Union win at Opequon Virginia. 1871 Lincoln’s body moved to Springfield. 1881 Garfield dies at Long Branch born 1831 in Cuyahoga County. 1884 earthquakes felt in Michigan Ohio Indiana. 1893 Sir Alexander Galt dies born 1817. 1901 McKinley funeral in Canton. 1902 Queen Marie Henriette dies age 66. 1907 France Canada treaty signed in Paris.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Tit
James A. Garfield
United States
Long Branch
N. J
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Alexander Galt
McKinley
Canton
Marie Henriette
France
Canada
Paris
They Take The Kinks Out
An old time testimonial claims Dr King s New Life Pills ease stomach liver and bowels without fuss or friction. N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont says they have given increasing satisfaction and guarantees at Jos Emmert s drug store. Price 26 cents.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield, Vt
Jos. Emmert’s
Cool wave forecasts frost near cotton belt
Weather bulletin predicts a cool wave from Sept 28 to Oct 2 bringing frosts unusually far south, with severe storms and a late October pattern where the cold end comes first. It warns of damage to unripe corn, northern spring wheat, and flax, and notes a coldest September period followed by low October temperatures.
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W. T. Foster
Washington
D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Manitoba
St Pat
Chain of Great Lakes
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Oregon
Cotton Belt
Ohio Valley
How to Get Strong by P. J. Daly
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a testimonial for Electric Bitters. He claims his elderly feeble mother gained flesh appetite slept better and steadily grew stronger after using the tonic. The remedy treats stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold under guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store for 60 cents.
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P. J. Daly
Congress Street
Chicago
Jos
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