New Illinois Game Laws Set Dates for Hunting Seasons
State game laws take effect July 1 and restricts hunting to specific dates for quail woodcock mourning doves and various game birds. Rules prohibit netting trapping or ensnaring quail or prairie chickens banned hunting from dawn to dusk for waterfowl limits on daily bag size and licensing rules prohibit using others licenses. Violations risk forgery penalties and farmers may hunt on their lands with limits.
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Henry Chetlain
Illinois
State Game Law Notice on Bird Ownership Rights
The text states that birds and game in the State are owned by the State and can be killed and sold in any number in all seasons. It cites section 11 of the Game Law, with John A. Wheeler of Springfield, IL as State Game Commissioner.
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N.B
John A. Wheeler
Springfield
Cloudburst in Guanajuato Drowns Hundreds in Mexico City
One hundred persons were drowned when a cloudburst flooded Guanajuato city. The Lalolla dam burst, sending a wall of water through streets and sweeping away hundreds of buildings. Water stands three feet deep in upper stories. railroad tracks and streetcar lines were destroyed.
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City of Mexico
Guanajueto
Lalolla
Mary Dunlavey Dies in Chicago at 54
Former Galena resident Mary Dunlavey died suddenly in Chicago on Friday at age 54. Her remains returned to Galena Saturday. She is survived by a sister Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Galena and a brother Thomas Dunlavey of Menominee. Funeral conducted from Sullivan & Caille’s to St Michael’s Church at 130 PM. Interment in East Side Cemetery.
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Mary Dunlavey
Chicago
Galena
Fitzpatrick
Thomas Dunlavey
Menominee
Sullivan & Caille’s Undertaking Rooms
St. Michael’s Church
Father Shannahan
East Side
Providential America sermon at Sunday service
Rev J A Matlack delivered a sermon at First M E Church on Providential America using Psalm 83 12. The talk urged citizens to trust and obey God, discern national mission, and combat dangers like wealth concentration and corrupt leadership. It urged Christians to do their duty to overcome evils and rely on divine aid for triumph.
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M.E
J. A. Matlack
Providential
America
God
Baseball Notes From Local Park Schedule Changes
The Independents versus All Galenas game was canceled due to wet grounds. Wausau of the Wisconsin State League will visit Wednesday, currently second in the standings and strong at the plate, having defeated Freeport in most meetings. Maquoketa, a college-strong squad, will play two games Thursday and Friday, after last year defeating Clinton and Bellevue. Union Giants beat Clinton 4 to 3 as Miller pitched, limiting Clinton to six hits. Freeport triumphed 4 to 2 over La Crosse, Malven’s team delivering timely hitting. Leland’s Giants defeated the Gunthers in Chicago 9 to 6, extending their 37th straight win. they visit here late July.
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la Crosse
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Chicago
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McIntosh
Barnett
Funnell
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Barnetti
Rafferty
EH Coover
Sielvel McKee
Mclntosh
Greg Ag Mineguin
Kirneger
Peentonica
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Morrisey
Palmer
Markham
Haire
Soldwood
Anderson
Raferty
Senay
Melntosh
Minepuin
Krueger
Ilaire
Orson
Will
Pitichieak Halle Peiend
Callahan
Stewards Feathers Used to Show Aussie Ostrich Trade
Mrs Frances de Souze a stewardess on the steamer Bierra from Australia faced customs inspection in San Francisco. Officials removed a feather valued at $15 from each sleeve, highlighting a contraband ostrich feather case connected to the voyage.
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Frances de Souze
Bierra
Australia
San Francisco
Mucnroome raise ragstone at Hayswa ter London
Workmen in London discover a large ragstone displaced beneath masonry at Hayswater. It is found that three or four mushrooms growing underneath forced the stone upward, causing the disturbance.
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Hayswater
London
Death of Mrs Lundeen Bellevue Resident Passes Away
Mrs J C Lundeen a respected Bellevue resident died Friday morning June 30 at 9 30 o clock. Born Susan Wilson in 1859 she married John C Lundeen in 1887. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Fourth Street residence to Congregational church with Rev E P Crane officiating.
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J.C. Lundeen
Bellevue
Lundeen
Susan Wilson
John C. Lande
Congregational Church
John
Hanover
William
Maquoketa
Fourth Street
E.P Crane
Gaelic language book by Stuart R. Erskine near completion
Stuart R. Erskine son of Lord Erskine has nearly finished a curious work on Highland peer age. The text is written in Gaelic and reflects his long engagement with the language. He follows enthusiasts like the late Professor Blackie in valuing Gaelic.
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Stuart R. Erskine
Lord Erskine
Erskine
Tke
Prof
Blackie
Hotel on Mount Blanc Grand Mulets Refuge
A granite mass on Mount Blanc hosts a shelter rising like an island in ice and snow. A rough stone and board shelter provides bed and refreshment and is tended by a woman who arrives at season start and stays for three months.
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Mount Blanc
Grand Mulets
High-Priced Real Estate Near Bank of England
Real estate in London shows extreme prices with land near the Bank of England selling at 3375 per square foot equaling 16 250 000 per acre The price drops along a receding line then rises again on The Strand reaching 61 to 100 per square foot In Bond Street West End prices soar to 176 per square foot or over 7 500 000 per acre
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London
Bank of England
Strand
Bond Street
West End
Squire Foot
Lead Mine and Prairie Queen Flour Notes in Galena
Local notices from Galena reflect a flurry of visits and ads. Miss Nellie Doling and Lydia Doran visit relatives in Galena while Sam Brunner, Ray Adams, and others are noted in town. Local products like Lead Mine cigars and Prairie Queen flour are promoted by merchants, with references to Sinnger’s Drug Store and Rooster Flour. A variety of residents, visitors, and events fill city life ahead of the Fourth.
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Nellie Doling
Freeport
Sam Brunner
Dubuque
Galena
Will Rippin
Chicago
Lydia Doran
Belvidere
Ray Adams
Minneapolis
Jinx Thomas Harney
Hubacher
Webster City
David O’neil
Sinnger’s
Edward Martin
Wilbur Eckstein
John Eckstein
Jackson St
Dr. Crassan
Apple River
A.S. Childs
Dewey Ave
John Cloran
Hugh Callahan
Irene
Guilford
Lallister
Siniger’s
No good stamp stuck to letters in precision mishap
A postal mishap leaves a man unable to affix a stamp correctly as letters sit unsent. The incident highlights the need for proper stamps and methods to ensure timely delivery.
Usual Modesty and a Captain in a Rail Plan Tale
Forty five years ago a drive from Galena to Janesville helped push a proposed Galena Janesville railroad. A Galena driver joined the delegation, steering the team to Janesville and later joined the others for supper. The captain, long unseen, turned out to be a lieutenant general years later, with Grant becoming U.S. president.
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Freeport Bulletin
Janesville
Galena
Wisconsin
land_lord
Grant
Married at Madison in a St Patrick's ceremony
This morning at 9 o'clock Miss Nellie A Crowley and Mr Frank Lacy both of this city were married at St Patrick's Church Madison Key Father P B Knox officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crowley East Side is an alumna of Galena high school and chief operator at Central Union telephone The groom a Galena native formerly night operator for Illinois Central in this city and active in Railroad Telegraphers affairs The couple will honeymoon in Chicago Milwaukee and other points and reside in Dubuque
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the Tribune
Nellie Doling
Freeport
Peter Ginter
Dubuque
David Clark
Warren
Father McGrath
Aurora
Eid. Meyers
Harry Hodson
Chicago
Thomas Hodson
Richard Schatannk
Thomas Stamp
Merrick
Portland
Ore
Emily Boone
Charles Ryan
Turnpike
Clara Reynolds
Ichicago
National Summer School of Music
Ilinois Central
Margaret Clune
Dennis Clune
Galena
Hannibal
Dr. Geiger
M. Spensley
Crete Gray
Catharine Obye
M. Jesse Crooks
Nellie A. Crowley
Frank Lacy
St. Patrick’s Chuoreh
Madison Key
P.B. Knox
James Crowley
East Side
Galena High School
Central Union Telephone Exchange
Central Union
Lacey
Unoti
Order of
Lacy
Cago
Milwaukee
Fourth of July Celebration in Bellevue and Galena
Bellevue hosts a safe and sane Fourth with a major attraction a Bellevue versus Galena independents baseball game. Galena’s Cornet Band and Harp Orchestra perform while Gov Greys militia drill and a Dubuque crowd arrive by steamer Eagle Point. James McCabe Sr. of Glen Hollow attended sirens in Galena Friday.
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Galena
Bellevue
Mississippi
Galena Independents
Galena Cornet Band
Galena Harp Orchestra
Dubuque
Belleyue
Governor Greys
Crack Milit Organization
Eagle Point
At &Asm
James McCabe Sr
Glen Hollow
Accommendations for Bellevue Trip Offered by Ed Elinghouse
Notice states Ed Elinghouse will provide accommodations for a Bellevue trip on July Fourth. He will be in Galena with Lamnehes, depart at 8 20 a m and return when a Lamich load is ready, with round trip price set at 75 cents.
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Bellevue
Ed. Elinghouse
Galena
Lamnehes
Deser t Galena Takes Down Pecatonica In Local Game
Galena rebounded from missing players to defeat undefeated Pecatonica 6 to 1 as McIntosh hurled a strong game. Coover O Day and Barnett produced early runs while Pecatonica manager Palmer adjusted lineups, and Cahill and Jones reportedly defected to La Crosse.
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