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Newspaper

Galena Tribune

Location

Galena, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1906

Page

2

Local Republicans announce multiple 1906 Jo Daviess County bids

A string of candidate declarations for Jo Daviess County offices in Illinois are submitted for the April 28 1906 Republican primary. William Stephenson John R Gilson Edward Menzimer and others announce bids for County Judge Treasurer and County Clerk with party endorsement sought.

Jo Daviess County Illinois Ilinois William Stephenson John R. Gilson Lll Edward Menzimer

March 6 in history events and births

On March 6 notable historical notes include the birth of Michelangelo Buonarroti in 1475, the Alamo massacre ordered by Santa Anna in 1836, the death of humorist Artemus Ward in 1867, and the death of war correspondent Edwin Forbes. Also noted is the death of Princess Kaiulani of Hawaii in 1899.

Michael Angelo Buonarroti Alamo Order of Santa Anna Artemus Ward Charles F. Browne Southampton England Edwin Forbes New York City Princess Kaiulan Hawaii Honolulu

Curious Cathedral Tomb Without Inscription

A visitor recalls an English cathedral where all tombs bore inscriptions except one. An old gatekeeper, after twenty seven years on duty, admits the narrator and reveals he has never climbed to view that unmarked tomb. The anecdote highlights quiet English stoicism and mystery.

Parton Air

Red Mouse Captured by Augusta Resident in Maine

An Augusta resident set a trap and captured a notably red mouse. He took the prize to a sober reporter to verify the claim and both agreed the color was distinctly red.

Maine Augusta

Was His Respect in Danger resigning police official

New York on March 6 third Deputy Police Commissioner James F L Mack resigned with the resignation accepted by Commission head Bingham Mack said he came to the police department with respect for his fellow man and would leave it while that respect remains untarnished.

New York James FL. Mack Bingham Mack Police Department

Boand to Meet in Indianapolis Session on Trade Policy

Indianapolis March 6 The United Mine Workers International executive board has been called to meet in Indianapolis March 14 President Mitchell will preside at the session Free Trade for the Philippines Washington March 6 Representative Birdsall of Iowa introduced a bill proposing absolute tram trade between the United States and the Philippines after July 1, 1900.

D. M Philippines Washington

Railway Defeated In Drainage Law Supreme Court

The U S Supreme Court sustains the Illinois farm drainage law in the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy case. It holds the railroad must remove and replace its bridge over Robroy creek at Bristol Kendall County to allow drainage of 2000 acres slough land, at its expense, unless it surrenders crossing rights. Justice Harlan upholds the law. Justice Brewer dissents.

Springfelasts Utuois Supreme Court of the United States Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rathyny Company Ilinois Huran Circuit Court Kudall Robroy Creek Bristol Kendall County State Supreme Court Harlan Brewer

Anti-Saloon Crusade Organized in Henry County

Geneseo Illinois March 6 An anti-saloon crusade led by church groups aims to purify Henry County with a broad organizational push. A county convention in Cambridge will establish the Henry County Anti-Saloon League to abolish the saloon. Elsewhere Peoria school board rift leads to arrests threatened but later suspended. A rural carrier assault investigation continues in Danville. One Notre Dame athlete killed identified in Mount Carmel shooting. A Belleville woman dies from severe storm exposure while returning home from Mascoutah.

Geneseo, Ill Henry County Geneseo Cambridge Congregational Church

Not So Bad as Was Expected in Trondhjem Disaster

In Trondhjem Norway on March 6 eleven fishing boats were reported missing their crews after a recent start five more boats are unaccounted for. The total loss of life is estimated at fifty.

Trondhjem Norway

Bill to pay Ex-Queen Liliuokalani $200000

Delegate Kalanianaole of Hawaii introduces a bill in Washington to award former Queen Liliuokalani two hundred thousand dollars to settle her claims against the United States.

Gil Washington Mareh i Kalaniswante Hawaii Liliouka- Tani United States

Immense Greenland Ice Sheet Widens Historic Vastness

London Tit-Bits notes Greenland holds a colossal ice mass, about 600,000 square miles and 1.5 miles thick, larger than the Mediterranean and able to blanket Britain seven miles deep. It would bury the US a quarter mile deep if spread over it. A separate passage discusses the modern woman shedding the “weaker sex” label as she grows bolder.

Greenland Mediterranean United Kingdom Great Britain Great Britain and Ireland Wales United States London

Russia Moves In Moroccan Conference Sparks Tension

At Algeciras the conference on Moroccan reforms saw Russia unveil a detailed police-exposition arguing France and Spain should oversee the upcoming police force, with Britain Spain and Portugal endorsing the view and Italy cautious. German delegates hint at filibuster as they seek more instructions amid delays and pressure on France.

Mriance Pas Tience France

Germany Isolated in Moroccan Police Question Debate

The meeting reveals Herr von Barowitz supporting broad participation by all powers in organizing the police under the sultan, while the Russian delegate Duron Bacher acht argues against collective action. M. Revoil of France backs continuing a 2000-strong force with Moorish officers, and Spanish delegates push for joint Spanish French control, citing regional interests.

Germany Herr von Barowitz Duron Bacheracht Russhkiur Morocco International Sanitary Committee Tangier M. Revoil France

Chicago Doubles Saloon License to 1000 Dollars

Chicago city council passed an ordinance doubling saloon licenses from 500 to 1000 dollars starting May 1 unless vetoed. The measure aims to curb crime by closing weak establishments and will fund 1,000 additional police officers. If 7,017 licenses remain, city revenue rises to about 3.75 million dollars. with 6,000 licenses, about 2.25 million.

Chicago Dunne

Isle of Pines postmaster dismissed amid tax dispute

General Froeyre Andrade decreed the removal of A W Moerke postmaster of Columbia Isle of Pines for refusing to pay a storekeeper tax citing Cuban jurisdiction issues United States citizen L C Gibner named as his successor Moerke appeals to U S minister Morgan arguing lack of Cuban authority in the isle. Wage settlement reached in Great Lakes dredge and tug workers talks with pay raises for watchmen firemen and engineers. Tavernola village on Lake Iseo swallowed by the lake after cliff collapse. Fire at a dance hall in Fucecchio causes sixteen deaths and many injuries.

Havana Froeyre Andrade Interior A. W. Moerke Columbia Isle of Pines Cuba L. C. Gibner United States Moerke Morgan Chicago Great Lakes

Spanish Nobles Failing to Read The Fifteenth Man Rule

A chaotic note claims every fifteenth man in Spain is anht though the text is garbled. The fragment hints at social or aristocratic structure but offers no clear context or names.

Spain

Art Not Bought By The Ton Involving MacMonnies Contract

Frederick MacMonnies, famed sculptor, avoids competitions and accepts outright commissions. A city asked him to design army and navy monuments. after sketching, a base granite question arose and he quipped about artists not selling art by weight. He rejected a contract clause risking damages, calling lawyers too sharp. Also notes on cleaning silver and jewelry with dry magnesia for fillgree work.

MacMonnies Frederick MacMonnies Sound

The Frazer house sale and railroad ticket offers

PEOPLES COLUMN lists a Hickory street Frazer house with six rooms two large lots and cistern call D B Blewett or office for details tickets to multiple western states available January 16 February 6 and 20 at half fare plus $2 full info from F R Mosier T P A 115 Adams St Chicago Ill sale of Rice town farm 170 acres meadow pasture timber lot 36 acres mineral ore near Galena W 4d Gray Rexr store corner Green and Commerce streets sale or rental of saloon fixtures William McKernan on business corner

Saue Frazer House Hickory Street Franklin D. B. Blewett Rice Galena South Gray Rexr William McKernan

Homeseeker Excursions One Fare Plus Two Round Trip

Homeseeker's Excursions offer travel to numerous U S and Canadian points at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Tickets available on the first and third Tuesdays monthly through April 17 and likewise to Canadian destinations on March and April Tuesdays. Information provided by F R Mosier T P A 115 Adams St Chicago Ill.

Arizona Arkansa Colorado Idaho Indian F. R. Mosier Adams St Chicago

North-Western Line and Great Western offer reduced colonist tickets

Tickets at greatly reduced rates are on sale to points across Alberta to Washington via the North-Western and Chicago Great Western railways. One way colonist tickets are available to western territories and western states with dates of sale through April seventh. For full details contact F. R. Mosier, 1 P A, 115 Adams St, Chicago.

Chicago & North-Western Ra Y Chicago Great Western Railway Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Tolaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Frealy F. R. Mosier Adams St Chicago Ill

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