Odd Fellows Celebrate 87th Anniversary in Galena
Prominent Odd Fellows from abroad attend the eighty seventh anniversary celebration in this city with daylong programs at Wildey hall Turner hall and a grand ball to close the event. Hon. William P Payne of Chicago spoke to an audience at Turner hall and a special train carried visitors from Galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Daviess County
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Wildey Hall
Wm. P. Payne
Chicago
Illinois Central
Rippin
Turner Hall
Wm. Stephenson
Association
Galena
Odd Fellows
J. A. Matlack
John van de Erve
P. G. Russell
Warren
Trico
Mesdames Morgan Manley
Ross King
Mary Hallett
Mary Bustice
Charles H. Morton
Payne
Rebekah
Noble Grand Mariam
Notice to holders of Galena Social Turner Society certificates
Galena Social Turner Society announces that certificates issued around January 20 1875 must be presented at Galena National Bank by August 10 1906 to be paid in full without interest. After that date the society will not redeem them. Also notices of real estate for sale and a special hose company meeting are listed.
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Galena Social Turner Society
Galena
Galena National Bank
Galena, Ill
Park Board Meets Elects Officers and Plans Improvements
Apple River notes report the Park Board reelects President J C Scott Secretary J B Howard Jr Treasurer Henry Wallace. A cement walk from Spring street gateway to the bandstand is planned and a railing around the fountain to prevent accidents. Booths or stands and games in the park are barred. Frank Marfield remains park custodian for the coming season.
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Pres
J. C. Scott
J. B. Howard, Jr
Treas
Henry Wallace
Spring Street
Frank Marfield
Dope for the Fans and Local Football Notes
Dope for the fans highlights Peoria fans with manager Charles Buelow leading a strong lineup as only one defeat. Dubuque shows momentum returning, and LaCrosse stars Cahill and Green from Tama push the batting list. O'Day’s squad adds Harry Friend, Ralph Strong, and a new recruit Slouch. Pete Coover expected after release from Decatur. Clinton opens season with losses to Maquoketa. Funeral for Thos Scott held at Grant Hill with large attendance and pallbearers named. Live Stock Market notes and a call for walnut sewing tables close the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buelow
Peoria
Dubuque
Dada
Cahill
O'Day
Harry Friend
Ralph Strong
Geo. H. Green
Tama
Slouch
Pete Coover
Decatur
Clinton
Maquoketa
Independents
Prominent jurist Judge H G Hyde dies in Freeport
Judge H G Hyde a longtime member of the Stephenson county bar died in Freeport after a brief illness from acute indigestion. Born July 19 1836 in Springfield Mass he lived in Winnebago county from infancy and studied at Beloit College. He married Mary C Morrow in 1865. survivors include two sons Henry Morrow Hyde and James W Hyde, two sisters S D French and Esther Hyde, and a daughter Grace who predeceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hyde
Stephenson County
Freeport
Judge Hyde
Springfield
Mass
Winnebago County
Technical World
James W. Hyde
Stephenson County Bar
Fry & Hyde
Chicago
H. M. Hyde
Highland Park
J. W. Hyde
Willmette
8. D. French
Esther Hyde
West Street
A Remarkable Hen Challenges Cold Storage Trust
A Guilford, Iowa area hen owned by John Schultz laid ten eggs in an ice house and hatched nine robust chicks after refrigeration. The breeder claims the chicks are heat proof and germ proof and can be kept without congealed air, arguing for a new method of preserving fowl.
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John Schultz
Guilford
Divorced Couple Rewed in Wisconsin
John Billings of Waterloo and Anna B. Billings of Livingston Wisconsin remarried in court with Clerk Williams and Judge Rippin. They had divorced three years earlier and now start a new life in Wisconsin. Riot halts Legislature as Allen amendment is tabled. Coleman of Vandalia throws a book. Flood in Hunan province causes massive damage and potential loss of life. foreign residents reportedly saved. General Ignatieff assassinated in Kilo while out driving. suspect captured but identity unknown.
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Court House
Clerk Williams
Rippin
Wisconsin
Shanahan
Allen
Coleman
Hankan
China
Hunan
General Ignatieff
Kilo
Alexis Pavalich Ignatieff
Burial for Andrew Bonadurer Held at Brother’s Home
Burial services for Andrew Bonadurer were held at 9 30 this morning from the residence of his brother Martin Bonadurer. Rev Martin Pilz officiated with interment at Greenwood. Pallbearers named include H Zimmerman Geo Whippo Chas Geiger Chas Trautwein John Feeley and A W Thode.
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Andrew Bonadurer
Martin Bonaudurer
Martin Pilz
Greenwood
H. Zimmerman
Geo. Whippo
Chas
Geiger
Trautwein
John Feeley
A. W. Thode
Day amendment defeated in the Illinois House vote
In Springfield on May 8 the Dailey amendment to the Trautmann Shurtleff bill failed as ten Democrats were absent and three insurgent Republicans switched to the regulars. The House rejected Allen’s direct primary nomination amendment by a roll call vote of 69 to 68 after a recess and Democrat caucus.
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House
Tribune
Springfield
Haines
Winnebago
Gillespie
Carroll
Taggart
Stephenson
Dailey
Allen
Ambrose
Benbow
Brannen
Browne
Burke
Campbell
Cansday
Cermak
Comerford
Cooke
Cass
Nercer
Crangle
Dabler
Daugherty
Drew
Egan
Farley
Farris
Fetzer
Finnan
Gaumer
Cook
Glackin
Gray
Gein
Hearn
Henri
Kareh
Lindly
Luke
Lurton
Manny
Martin
McGoorty
McGuire
McHenry
McKinley
Warren
Mills
Linnis
Mitchell
Moran
Olson
Pattison
Poulton
Rappareilly
Reynolds
Russell
Iroquois
Schaefer
Shaw
Sheen
Tippit
Webster
Werdell
Willams
Williamson
Wilson
DuPage
Witt
Zinger
Magill
Harris
Nays
Arnold
Austin
Backus
Beck
Beebe
Brady
Breidt
Buetner
Burgett
Bush
Catle
Cavanaugh
Cherry
Church
Cletcenberg
Covey
Coyle
Donahue
Dudgeon
Echolls
Emerson
Erby
EB. Erickson
E.drickson
Gaune
Glade
Grace
Green
Hardin
Hill
Ireland
Iserman
Kerreck
Kirkpatrick
Kittleman
Kleeman
Kowalski
Loy
Mabry
McSurley
Miller
Monroe
Nagel
Noyes
Oglesby
Organ
Pendargis
Phillips
Pierson
Pogue
Provine
Rinaker
Robinson
Rodman
Ronaldso
Schumacher
Shanahan
Sheldon
Shriner
Struckman
Tibbetts
Trautmann
Troyer
Williams
Zaabel
Shurtleff
Rose
Arrand
Craig
Loskowski
Mundy
Sullivan
Walsh
Watson
Geskewisch
Gibbons
McDonough
McNichols
Montgomery
Pederson
Smojkal
Trautmann-Shurtleff
Vermillion
Carroll and Kerrick
Accident on Great Western injures track no damage
An extra westbound train No 262 derailed briefly in the tunnel on the Great Western late Monday afternoon. A car jumped the track near center, rolled along for about a mile, then rejoined rails after a switch frog at the tunnel’s west end. No rolling stock damage occurred, but nearly every angle bar and spike head broke, requiring a night crew to repair the track.
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Great Western
Proposal to keep a mouse at halls to control interruptions
A London Telegraph suggestion proposes placing a mouse in every meeting hall to be released if women interrupters become disruptive, in effect a crude crowd control idea reflecting the era's gender tensions. The plan sparks debate on propriety and safety measures at public gatherings.
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London Telegraph
Italian King Grants Prizes for Milan Exhibition
The king of Italy offers eight thousand dollars in prizes for exhibitors at Milan's next year's show. Highlights include two thousand for best house type suited to northern Italian climate and one thousand for motor boats. Prolific science note cites Buffon on herrings doubling over twenty years to nearly globe-sized yield.
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Italy
Buffon
Mexico Sets Passenger Rates to Match Pacific Coast
For the first time in Mexican railway history passenger rates from Canada and the United States are set on a par with California and Pacific coast points, signaling preparations for a surge of tourists.
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Mexico
Canada
United States
California
Pacific Coast
Singer Mining and Milling company formed in Cuba City
A special to the Tribune reports the secretary of state issuing a license to incorporate the Singer Mining and Milling company with 50000 dollars capital. Incorporators are Frederick Bremerman Charles W Singer and Joseph H Gladden all mining men renowned in the district They aim to develop Buck range property with strong ore showings At Drill Hole mine two shafts 40 and 70 feet deep exist and a new shaft will be sunk alongside machinery installed The area features numerous mining ventures including lead zinc copper assays at local districts and several firms planning shipments and mill construction.
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MacQuillen's Store
Perpendicular Truth
Sutton
Mae Keating
Galena
Keating
O'Connor
Dubuque
John A. Dougherty
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Doran Bros
George Evans
Railroad Street
Evans
Kate Powers
Herman Stahl
Shullsburg
Wis
Thomas Hall
Apple River
John Schneider
Schneider
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Ella Rice
Keys
Mary
P. W. Keys
Freeport
Tribune
Singer Mining and Milling Company
Frederick Bremerman
Charles W. Singer
Joseph H. Gladden
Messrs. Singer and Bremerman
Buck Range
Singer Company
Center Grove
Wm. Brugh
Brugh
Milwaukee Railroad
DeSoto Mining Company
Council Hill
Duluth
Superior
Singer Mining Company
Singer
Jack
Bremerman
Magnesia
Cullen and Keys
Security Mining Company
Wallace Mining Company
Ora
Franklin Mining Company
Mineral Point Zinc Company
Fecht Bros. & Company
Highland Mining Company
Imhoff and Egan Company
Milwaukee
Barnard and Holsimer
Frank Williams
Carey Land
Mining Exchange
Clark Mining Company
General Chemical Company of
Chicago
Highland District
Security Company
Walter Wall
Highland
Lascheski Drilling Company l
Kennedy Estate
St Anthony Mining to Set 50 Ton Mill Contract This Month
The St Anthony Mining company will set the contract for a fifty ton mill this month. Considerable copper is being found in the ore at the Burrichter mine. The Section Four range also shows significant copper prospects.
Health and poverty contrasted by Bank Notes quote
Healthiest remark notes that a grumbling man is the true measure of vitality and that poverty may be more natural than wealth. Philosophers agree poverty’s condition can suit imperfect man better than wealth across ages and classes.
Tea Names in Canton Dialect and Meaning
Pekoe means white hair and refers to the very youngest leaves with white down. Congon connotes labor in its Amboy preparation. Bohea derives from a range of hills in Fokien. Soo chong simply means the small kind. Hyson signifies flourishing spring.
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Canton
Amboy
Fokien
Soo Chong
Hyson
Zinc Market Outlook and Ore Shipments in District
Our Joplin Letter notes zinc smelters buying reserve ore amid prices that may hold for weeks. Zinc ranged to 54 per ton after a treasury decision, with a three month drop of 10. Lead demand rose, with prices up to 79 per ton. The report lists weekly zinc and lead shipments by firms and landowners in the district for the week ending May 5, 1906.
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Joplin
Mexico
Treasury Department
Missouri
Japaune
Carterville & Webb
Galena-Eempire
Badger
Baxter Springs
Aurora
Eae
Ar Spurgeon
Oronogo- As
Progperit
Gzoo Neck City
SAS
Lisi Alba
Rae Carthage
Stott Cys
Sherw
Granby
Ringfield
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JO Daviess Odd Fellows
Henry Fricke
Louis Horning
Chas. Scheerer
W. Barner
John Dwyer
High Street
H. C. Dwyer
No. 2 Hose Company Fe
Park Board
Ill
O. B. Miller
Tilmots Central
Edwardsville
Robert L. Hall
Hall
Rheingan
Orlando Byron Miller
Mr. Miller
Wood County
Ephriam
Minerva Miller
Robert Hall
Fannie Lamont
Losis
St. Louis
Leigh Miller
Harry Hicks
Joseph Varty
J. A. Adams
Scales Mound
Millie Sutton
Lulu Hoffman
Frisco
T. F. Leydon
St. Joseph's Church
Leydon
First Street
Thos. Scott
Grant Hill Cemetery
Dr. Crissman
James Hudson
Otto Morris
L. Schaber
Geo. LePert
J. Murray
Elizabeth
J. J. Leekly
H. C. Hyde
Daily Amendment
Lead & Zine Co
Cuba City
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