Frank O Lowden Says He Stood Against Rebates in Congress Bid
Col Frank O Lowden issues a statement on his candidacy for Congress from Jo Daviess county. He recalls urging anti rebate reforms since 1901 and cites his stance on trusts and corporate monopolies, noting personal protest against rebate practices by a corporation he managed and the need for strict law obedience. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Lowden
Jo Daviess County
Hitt
Congress
State University of Iowa
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Galena Young Lady to Wed Doctor Mulroney
The Fort Dodge Chronicle reports the engagement and upcoming marriage of Dr. Charles Mulroney of Fort Dodge to Elinor Hellman of Galena Illinois. Hellman is related to Mrs Joe Mulroney and Mr Hellman and is well known in Fort Dodge. Dr. Mulroney is a prominent local physician.
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Fort Dodge
Chronicle
Mulroney
Elinor Hellman
Galena
The
Charles Mulroney
Ill
Company M at Camp Lincoln Celebrates Inspection
Members of Company M journeyed from Freeport to Camp Lincoln Springfield to attend inspection led by Col Fieldhouse. The unit, color company of the regiment, received praise for cleanliness and drill while guards and officers were commended. Mascot rescues, a regimental concert, and a temperance speech by Sergeant Woerth highlighted the weekend in a show of pride and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Home Friends
Company M
Camp Lincoln
Springfield
Preeport
Co. M
Geo. Woerth
Grimm
Harry Allendorf
Fred Powers
Main Street
Co. L’s
Freeport
Co. L
Powers
Illinois Central
T. Hogan
F. LePert
G. Homrich
W. Geiger
Sergt
Venable
Allendorf
Hirst
Heid
Bogart
Col
Fieldhouse
Sweitzer
Capt
Geiger
le Pert
Trix
Galena
Harry
Ed Just
Ray Hirst
Albert Heid
Henry Miller
Roscoe Bogart
Ed Grimm, Jr
Warren Men in Court Over Barn Lease Dispute
Warren residents Geo. H. Welty and C. J. Stauring clashed in a court over a livery barn lease. The plaintiff withdrew before trial as the matter was settled out of court. Also noted are travel details for Saenger festival trains from Galena to St. Paul and return via Illinois Central.
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Warren
Welty
C. J. Stauring
Galena
St. Paul
Milinois Central
Saengerfest
Tribune's piano 4 beauty contest attracts many votes
The $300 piano on display at Kraehmer's music store in Galena drew strong attention as Tribune Publishing plans to award it free to the city’s most popular young lady. Voters line up, with several candidates and a growing tally of ballots.
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Tribune Publishing Company
Galena
Kraehmer
Illinois Central plans seven acre Y track at Scales Mound
The Illinois Central Railway seeks to condemn seven acres owned by S. T. Napper at Scales Mound after Napper refused to sell. The court action aims to set damages for the land needed to build a circular yard to turn engines, easing grade-hauling operations. Construction is planned soon and before ground freezes. Republican delegates plan district consultation at Galena courthouse July 26 at 7 p.m. Galena Aerie of Eagles to hold meeting tomorrow evening with full attendance urged.
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Tinois Central Railroadpany
Hodson & Campbell
Jo Dariess County
S. T. Napper
Seales Mound
Napper
Ilinois
Scales Mound
Dubuque
Freeport
County Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Dunlelth
Menominee
Vinegar Hill
Rawlins
West Gialena
Court House
Galena
B. Ginn
Galena Aerie of Eagles
Right of Way Rife as Hanover Rail Line Moves Ahead
Hanover Railway company seeks condemnation of land between Hanover and North Hanover after efforts to buy parcels failed. Local capital backs the project, with expectations that the Great Western or Burlington lines may partner or purchase the railroad once built. Construction optimism remains high amid talks and legal steps.
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Hanover
North Hanover
The
Hanover Railway Company
Sheean & Sheean
Great Western Railway
Great Western
Hannover
North
Burlington Railway Company
Burlington
Chicago Market Report July 24 Cattle and Hogs Prices
Chicago market report lists cattle receipts around four thousand with price ranges from good to fancy steers at five to six dollars a hundredweight, cows and yearlings cited with varying values, and hog receipts near twelve thousand with higher prices from six to seven dollars. Also notes selling prices for calves and stockers, plus a classified sale of three drill outfits from Joplin Machinery & Renting Co.
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Chicago
Seeee Reese
Keystone
St.Louis
Joplin Machinery & Renting Co
Joplin
County Fair Set With New Exhibition Hall Hopeful Entries
Jo Daviess County Fair officials anticipate one of the best fairs, set for September 26 to 29, featuring a large modern exhibition hall, enhanced farming entries, and racing with top horses from the county and Grant County, Wisconsin.
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Jo Daviess County Fair Association
Association
Grant County
Wis
Daviess County
May Vote for Three States Attorney Receives Republican Guidance
States Attorney Boevers received a communication from J A Wheeler secretary of the Illinois Republican State Committee at Springfield. The letter states a voter may vote for all three candidates for representative in the general assembly under the new primary law and Chicago election commissioners support this interpretation. The guidance notes that voters may mark the ballot for two members if desired, despite the printed “Vote for One” on the ballot.
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States
Boevers
J. A. Wheler
Illinois Republican State Committee
Springfield
General Assembly
Chicago
Wheeler
Election Commissioners of
Boeyers
Daily Tribune
Tribune
Deve Evn Teor Dees
Fragmented political excerpt on voting for multiple offices
Fragmentary OCR text discusses senatorial idus candidates and voter choices. It notes voters may cast ballots for one two or three candidates across separate offices and emphasizes distinct offices to be filled. No clear names dates or locations are present.
Man Dies By Own Action in Dubuque River
William Siegel of Dubuque, 57, was found dead by two fishermen near Moore’s mill after a weeklong disappearance. Authorities believe he ended his life by jumping into the river to escape debts. Remains were brought to Dubuque for burial. he leaves a large family.
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Dubuque
William G. Siezel
Siegel
Moore's Mill
Mima
Dubuggue
Dodgeville Mines Attract Strong Activity In Region
Mining property near Dodgeville shows marked activity with new shafts sinking on the Simpson lease. Oxnem Mining plans expansion with machinery arrived and stock selling. Suydam mine led by T H Harrison makes progress as equipment is installed. Vast surrounding territory holds potential for future mining development.
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Oxnem Mining Company
Oxnem
Suydam
T. H. Harrison
Dodgeville
Bhat
Piano arrives and exhibition opens in Galena voting contest
The new Cable-Nelson piano arrives and goes on exhibit in Kraehmer store window as readers vote in a subscription contest. Alice Edwards leads among contestants with others named, ballots issued with voting certificates, and rules state votes must be cast within set windows with varying vote totals for subscriptions and back payments.
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Nelson
Aliee Edwards
Kidoria Meetera
Jennette Corwith
Edith Rippin
Sarah Adaing
Jeanie Young
Maud Gaffney
Anni Steigner
Julian Ward
Jessie Lawren
Eva Beil Anna Haglus
Leta Cogan
Sadle Rouse
Mary Bergman
Hattie Lind
Edith Millhouse
Elizabeth Howard
Labor
Galena
Plano
Aon
O. C. Kraehmer
Tri- Dune
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Frank
Lowden
National Biscuit Company
Palmer
Pittsburg
Ehimner Music Store
Entral
Hanover Railroad Company
Today's Market Report
Coatsworth
Secretary of
Republican State Committee
Dubuque Mman
Bellevue
WM. Siegel
Dodgeville Mines
J. H. Lewis
Alice Edwards
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