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Newspaper

Galena Tribune

Location

Galena, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

2

Political primary candidacies listed for Jo Daviess County officials

A series of announcements by multiple candidates for Illinois Jo Daviess County offices including county clerk county judge treasurer superintendent of schools and general assembly member for the 12th district. All state these candidacies are subject to Republican primary voters on April 28, 1906. Scales Mound.

General Assembly Illinois Republican Party Jo Daviess County Jo Davies William Stephenson John R. Gilson Lll Edward Menzimer J. W. Wilcox Scales Mound

March 2 in History highlights notable births and deaths

On March 2 figures such as De Witt Clinton born in New Windsor died in 1831, noted for Erie Canal advocacy and NY governor. Also Suchet born 1770 died 1823, Wesley born 1703 in London, Nicholas of Russia died 1855, Blackie died 1855. Kuropatkin’s army at Mukden faced Japanese cavalry in 1905.

de Witt Clinton New Windsor N. Y James Clinton Erie Canal New York Laula Gabriel Suchet Suchet France Albufora John Wesley London Nicholas Russia Alexander II John Stuart Blackle University of Edinburgh Fainburgh Kuropatkin Mukden

Mine profits favor native miners over outsiders

The piece cites Marquette Mining Journal and argues that crude methods still win in this district, noting successful mines managed by Illinois and Wisconsin men. It lists operations like Kennedy, St. Rose, Sunrise, Empire, Enterprise, and others as paying dividends under local management, and warns Lake Superior men against relying on outside guidance.

Marquette Joplin Lake Superior Illinois Wisconsin Kennedy St. Rose Mine Sunrise Gruno Empire Enterprise Ross Bros Highland Mifflin-Linden

Feather Headdresses Return in Fashion Circles

A fashion expert notes a trend toward elaborate feather headdresses reminiscent of the late eighteenth century. Plumes and feather arrangements, seen in London and Paris, adorn the coiffures of contemporary fashion.

London Paris

Smallest Dog Breeds: The Mexican Lap Dog

The Mexican lap dog is described as the smallest member of the dog family, renowned for its compact size and companionship.

Desperate Plot in Peoria Election Battle and Legal Challenge

In Peoria Illinois on March 2 Judge Worthington ordered eight Veorla school inspectors to appear March 12 and explain why they should not be ousted for illegal election. The move opens questions on the Yearin National bank bondsmen and could control spring election politics. Names include O J Bailey Henry Blye Henry Triebell Selz Joseph Wolf T M Mellvaine John Keene Barnhard Mears.

Peoria Ill Nicholas Worthington N. C. Dougherty Joliet Circuit Court Veorla Yearin National Bank O. J. Bailey Henry Blye Henry Triebell Selz Joseph Wolf T. M. Mellvaine John Keene Barnhard Mears Masonic Temple Worthington R. W W. Bailey William Kellogg W. T. Whiting Robert Scholes Innes

Williams Delivers Wry House Remarks on Bureau Rules

Washington, March 2. In the House a resolution questioning postmaster general over second class mail status for the Union News of Thomaston Ga sparked Williams to mock the Post Office autocratic rule. He contrasted Georgia paper and the American Economist and mocked a Treasury ruling that frogs legs are dressed poultry. Smith of Iowa clarified it was only by similitude for tariff purposes.

Union New Thomaston Williams Post Office Department Georgia Treasury Department Smith Iowa Treasury Willlates

Smokeless powder trust debate wastes time in Congress

In Washington on March 2 during army appropriation debates Graff of Illinois warned of a powder trust. He named four plants Dupont Latlin Rand International and California with 7 000 7 000 6 000 and 4 000 pounds daily. He said four government plants at 250 000 each could beat bids at 70 cents a pound and save money in a year. An amendment to Dill was defeated 63 to 85. Other items noted include Shaw on civil service and Michalek citizenship, plus farm statistics and light humor from a series of brief items.

Minois Uncle Sam Washington Graff of Minois Dupont Powder Trust Dupont Latlin & Rand The International California Williams Wiliams

Dolliver Defends Rail Rate Bill in Senate Debate

Senator Dolliver led the defense of the Dolliver Repurn bill to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission arguing the changes strengthen the law and preserve constitutional rights. He noted appeals to courts remain possible and dismissed fears of transferring market control from railroads to rivals, urging passage to test the question.

Washington Senate Dolliver Wiw Dolliver-Repburn Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission Friends of the House Ure Cullom Fetler Nelson Wil Congress Foraker and Elkins BIL

No Hostility to Railways Digs Into Ancient History

In a five hour Senate speech Dolliver defended a railway rate bill, denying hostility to railways while urging regulation of rates to prevent government ownership. He referenced Hammurabi, warned that greed could threaten national power, and lightly praised President Roosevelt as support. Washington dispatch notes the debate and the Ontario report extolling honey as a health food.

Dolliver Senate Deliver Babylon Foraker Dolliver-Hepburn Congress Braker United States Roosevelt House Washington Ontario Department of Agriculture

Clever children quotes from Bright Little Tots

A digest of child misstatements and mischievous answers across a church, concert, and school setting. It captures Tommy, Johnny, Freddie and Harry with parents, a minister, and a teacher reacting to their humorous misinterpretations.

Engaging Proposal Sparks Quick Newspaper Pact

A playful exchange ends in a swift engagement after a witty scene with mothers eyes and a father’s checkbook. The remark leads to a formal announcement within minutes, reflecting a light hearted society note from Judge's Magazine of Fun.

Judge's Magazine of Fun

Kindred Spirit Quips on Shakespeare and Biz Smarts

A dialogue from The Washington Star and other papers features playful quips about Shakespeare’s authorship and his business acumen. The Cannibal jokes weave through, contrasting Missionary banter and a Spring fever gag about watching others work.

Shakespeare

Local Business Blues and Real Estate Adverts

Music for dances and parties offered by George Riley's orchestra at reasonable rates. Property sale or rental inquiry via office over Galena National Bank. Two story frame house for sale on Hickory and Washington streets with four rooms, summer kitchen, cistern, yard 50 by 75 feet. Also notices for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and general dry goods listings from Barry Bros.

George Riley Galena National Bank Frank E. Owens Hickory Washington Streets T. E. Reynolds Hollister Rocky Mountain Siniger Drug Co Rocky Mountain Ten

The Stradivarius Viola Tone and Craft Explored

The Stradivarius violins are exceptionally rare and revered for their superb manufacture. Their age and refined mechanics purportedly yield a sweeter tone than newer, less perfect instruments.

Stradivarius

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