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Newspaper

Galena Tribune

Location

Galena, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

2

Local Galena notes and visiting news from Thursday to Sunday

A crowded run of social notes, shoppers, and visits from Galena and surrounding towns. Residents such as Mr Henry Wallace, Joseph Frick, Mrs R White, Mr Julius Koempel, and Captain William Fisher are listed among numerous Friday and Thursday travelers to Galena, Dubuque, and nearby cities. Mentions include long lists of visitors from Hazel Green, Kenosha, Apple River, Seales Mound, and Mineral Point, plus sign painting, memorial home relics, and local church activities. The report also notes weather, a few illnesses, and upcoming appearances by the King and Queen.

Wallace Circus to be here June 30 in Galena

The Wallace Shows promise a larger, better circus on Friday June 30 in Galena with La Troupe Carmen, Moha met Ben Ali Troupe and four Marvelles among many acts. Notables include the Schaar Family, Sugimoto, Earl Sisters, Millie Toujour, Emma Donovan, Della Medes, Blanch Reed, Winnie Sweeney, Josie DeMott, Robert Stickney Jr. and more riders. Clowns will provide the comedy end.

Wallace Galena Carmen Boises Ty-Bells Mohamet Ben Ali Schaar Family Sugimotos Earl Sisters Millie Toujour Emma Donovan Dellaeniades Blanch Reed Winnie Sweeney Josie DeMott Robert Stickney, Jr Wallace Circus

Cure for Contagious Diseases Tribe Found in India

A recently discovered tribe in India reportedly treats contagious diseases by killing those struck by illness. The claim describes a radical approach to disease control amid frontier medical theories.

India

Death of Mrs Herman Luning in East Galena

Mrs. Herman Luning died at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. She was born Mary Dingel in 1857 and married Herman Luning on June 29 1886. Survived by husband two brothers Joseph and Henry and sister Mrs Frank Luning. Funeral at St Marys Church with Father Bally officiating, burial in German Catholic Cemetery.

Herman Luning East Galena St. Mary’s Hospital Mary Dingel Joseph Henry Frank Luning St Mary’s Church Father Bally

Vernacular of the Grafter Language Among Hoboes

A writer describes the slang of beggars and grafters encountered in the city. Terms like Indian for cent and red kettle for gold watch map a coded vocabulary used by thieves and panhandlers. Local police plan intensified summer actions to drive grafters out, including arrests of a wooden legged beggar seen drinking.

Theodore Waters

Building Monster Engine for Oregon Railway and Navigation

The Baldwin Locomotive Works is building a 22 000 pound weighing compound type engine nearly complete for the Oregon Railway and Navigation company. The engine’s driver weight is 141 000 pounds, with tender capacity at 9 000 gallons of water and ten tons of coal. An experiment with concrete ties on the Lake Shore failed as 500 ties laid last year between Goshen and Ligonier Ind. wear quickly under heavy engine traffic.

Baldwin Locomotive Works Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Goshen Ligonier Ind

New York to Chicago Fast Train Promises 18 Hour Run

Philadelphia dispatch June 3 reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will soon launch a new limited express between New York and Chicago. The service will cover the distance in eighteen hours in each direction, claiming to be the fastest long distance train in the world. Potential schedules and exact stopping points were not announced.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Chicago

Bank Loot Found in Sand Car at Bedford

Workmen unloading a sand car in Bedford Indiana yesterday discovered bundles of bonds and securities valued at 300000 dollars. The papers were identified as property of a Wilmington Alabama bank that was robbed on May 9, linking the sand car find to the earlier crime.

Bedford Ind Wilmington, al

Judge Rippin Defends Open Inquests In Lunacy Ruling

Judge William Rippin responds to a Galena Times editorial and rejects secret lunacy inquests. He cites Illinois law allowing open or private inquests with patient present, emphasizes court oversight and patient rights, and asserts he'll continue to conduct hearings openly when appropriate.

Governor Opens Rifle Range At Camp Logan

Governor Deneen ordered the immediate reopening of the state rifle range at Camp Logan after a recent closure as a retrenchment move. Militiamen welcomed the decision as summer target practice resumes. Details from all regiments will begin their first firing season tomorrow, enabling Illinois to field a team for the War Department rifle competition in August at Sea Girt.

Deneen Camp Logan Illinois War Department

Lease of Skene Mine At Elizabeth Reported

CU. E. Everett of Chicago and a Rockford party lease the Skene mine at Elizabeth for ten years at 20000 dollars yearly. A stub line will run from the Great Western road to the mine and an electric plant with new machinery will be installed.

CU. E. Everett Chicago Rockford Elizabeth Great Western Road

Rattlesnake Harvest Expands in Crawford County

Rattlesnake harvest in Crawford County has begun with nearly 500 killed this spring and bounties collected. The county has spent about $14,000 to exterminate the dangerous snakes as efforts continue.

Crawford County

Prison Brick Inferior, State Faces Prison Brick Issue

W F Biesman secretary of the board of education received samples from Southern Illinois Penitentiary at Chester showing pressed bricks of prison labor are far inferior to private manufacture. State law would require procurement of prison bricks if specified, and only the pen provides such bricks. Samples from various private makers are on display at Biesman’s office.

W. F. Biesman Board of Education Southermllinois J Mnitemiary Chester Ill

Tramp Threatens Hill Resident Then Escapes

A demented looking tramp frightened Hill residents on Wednesday by banging on doors andshaking his fist at Mrs. Chas Allen. He returned at dusk to the Allen residence yard prompting a police call before he fled down a side street.

Allen

Evening reception for Tuesday Evenings Club at Feehan Hall

About thirty members of the Tuesday Evening Club enjoyed an evening at Feehan Hall with cards and a musical program. At ten o clock the banquet was served for thirty five guests, followed by dancing until 12:30. Guests departed after a very pleasant night.

Feehan Hai Feehan Wall

Brush to Captain Wisconsin Nine

Nine members of the Wisconsin varsity baseball team Thursday elected Pratt Brush third baseman captain for next year to succeed Tom Leahy. Leahy has signed with Calumet Michigan.

Wisconsin Pratt Brush Tom Leahy Leahy Calumet, Mich

Goes To Alaska On Seafaring Work Mission

Captain Geo Schneider departed Thursday night for Minneapolis then Seattle. From Seattle he sails to Alaska to work on a boat under Captain John McCarty who had gone ahead several weeks earlier.

Geo. Schneider Minneapolis Seatle Wash Alaska John McCarty

Court Proceedings Reported in Elizabeth Township Case

At the Court House the jury examined School District No 35 versus Road Commissioners of Elizabeth Township Friday noon. This afternoon the court heard arguments on the demurrer in Conkling versus Whitmore.

School District No 35 Road Commissioners Elizabeth Township Conkling

Still Missing in Dubuque Disappearance Case

Joseph Wunge remains missing several days after vanishing from his Dubuque home. Relatives and friends have largely given up hope of his recovery.

Joseph Wunge Dubuque

River News Boats Pass Dubuque Draw Report

River update lists boats that passed the Dubuque draw since last report. Up None. Down Zalus Davis C W Cowles Mary B Clyde Eagle Point. Water stage 12.3 feet and falling.

Dubuque Zalus Davis C.W. Cowles Mary B Clyde Eagle Point

Burial Route Set For Watertown Insane Hospital Patient

The remains of 50 year old Benjamin Worley who died of apoplexy at Watertown were moved via Galena Monday toward Apple River for burial. An inmate from this county at Watertown Hospital for the Insane, he expired while being wheeled in a chair around the hospital grounds.

Benjamin Worley Watertown Galena Apple River Watertown Hospital

Rockford Standards to play Galena at ballpark Sunday

Rockford Standards of the Rockford City League will meet Galena’s at the ballpark Sunday afternoon June 4. Platteville Journal reports Mr. Chap pell of New York and Wm. Waters of Galena are in the city viewing the mines. The Enterprise mine shut down last week due to air drills installation. drills started yesterday. The Galena Commandery No. 1 will hold a regular conclave this evening with officer elections and important business. A new foundation is being built at Berry Feed Store on upper Main St, with a cement walk to follow. Over two hundred delegates to the Knights of Columbus National Convention passed through Chicago en route to Los Angeles from New England states. An Illinois editor underwent an appendicitis operation and, though recovering, fears having his pinchers left in the wound. County surveyor Scott of Jo Daviess county was a razette caller Thursday. A new cement walk is being laid in front of Mrs. Rakow on Park Ave. MeDermott announced that trains from the east will stop at Council Hill by 12:28 p.m. during baseball season to pick up passengers for Gatena games.

Knights of Columbus Chicago Los Angles Cal New England MeDermott Council Hil Gatena

Beloit picnic hold-up myth fades to pickpocket theft

Witnesses at the Wesdman Beloit picnic misread a minor incident on a Rociford Beloit and Janesville car. Lights out after a trailer wire caused confusion. A nimble thief pocketed small sums and watches while officers failed to deter crowds. No arrests followed as Beloit guards struggled with the Woodman picnic surge.

Wesdman Beloit Janesville Jessie James

The Bearded Senator and Beating Beards Story

Mark Smith recounts a Kansas senator who appeared in Washington with a long beard and cut it off after two pages secretly challenged him. The tale ends with the senator saying it was time to shave. In Saxony, 15 000 violin makers sustain Markneukirchen as the sole regional staple industry with a full craft economy.

Mark Smith Kentucky Kansas Washington Senate Markneukirchen Saxony

English Farm Land Prices Range per Acre

English farm land values are quoted from 60 to 120 dollars per acre highlighting broad regional pricing. Prices reflect market variation and land quality across England.

England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Henry Wallace Warren Joseph Frick Guilford City Mrs. M. Winter of Sehapville R. White William Fuchs Thompson Will Berminham Kenosha Edith Geige Ralph Philips Fort Dodge Will Hollander Sheldon, Ia Julius Koempel Benton O. C. Kraehmer John Birkett Hazel Green Charles Hocking Scales Mound H.S. Raymond McCloskey Park Ave Joseph Smith East Gialena Flavian Camillus William Fisher Grant Memorial Home Vincent Crumbacker Hollander Anna Felt Miss Robb St. Paul R. C. Morrissey of Aurora W.F. Johnson Stockton H. S. Potter of Elgin Will Birmingham Eliza Bermingham Kemper Hall James Spensley Mineral Point Judge Spensley Mrs Grace Temperly Cornell Hill Benjamin Shoemaker Lancaste Township Freeport Pontius Dubuqee Erc Sc Il Henry I. Haser Council Hill H. H. Low B.C. Sampson Charles Roberts Rev David Clark St. Louis The J.A. Kinney Pa Conlon Cuba City Eliza Healy James Berryman Seales Mound John Schenk Gordon Ferry Will Haser W.H. Young E. F. Burchard Washington D. C Rev. R. M. Crissman Hazel Green Gazette G. J. Bender Our City W.R. Smith Bertha Sheean Northwestern University Thomas Leydon E W. Moore Platteville Galena Iron Works Harry Crow Darlington Jennie Ginn Central J.E. Sherrill Blanche Marfield Mrs. H. Holtz Frank Lacy Order of Railroad Telegraphers Lacey Clyde Birkett Teresa Swift Harry Fry Frank Briley Chas. Paine Andy Eden Henry Winchel Julia Marfield Charles Hollander Hollister Siingers Drug Store Clinton Independents Clintons Cortrrets Chase Eve H. Luning Lake Shore Galena Times Law of Illinois the Times Tury Lava William Rippin Skene Brush River News Rockford Standards Rockford City League Galena’s Platteville Journal Mr. Chappell Wm. Waters Enterprise Galena Commandery No. 1 Berry Feed Store Upper Main St Scott Jo Daviess County Razette MeCormick Mary Rakow
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