Parish Slips Costly Loss in Muddy Clinton Game
In damp conditions at the fair grounds, Mose Parish slipped in the third inning, allowing Clinton to score and turn a potential 1-0 Galena lead into an 8-1 defeat. Clinton’s strong pitcher Dick and two added Clinton players helped seal the win as Galena endured a rough, rain-wet diamond and a late ninth-inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Mose Parish
Fair Grounds
Mose
Heiligenstein
Gardner
Parish
Galena
Charlie Homrich
Joe Meneguin
O'Day
Quinn
Coover
Pete
Kane
Wright
Hamrich
McKee
Win
PCA
Green
Tracey
Ware Kane
Strong
de Weeve
Crangle
Eng
Vee Homrich
Meneguin
Heill- Kee
Homrich
Genstein
Hirst
Tracy
Kane McKee
Baaseee
Palmett Peeeercaive
Hickson Conners
Palmer
Sullivan
Hird Shay
Hird
Walls of Black Jack Opening at Benton Mine
W F Biesmann reports a great strike at Benton Mining and Development Company yesterday. Two shots opened new ground and a massive body of black jack ore was found, exciting the district as walls of ore appear like a rock quarry. Singer Mining Company may incorporate soon with a $50,000 capital. Roth Farm on Drill Hole land sold to Cooper Land and Mining Company with drilling to start in thirty days. Prof Nicholson of Lawrence University arrives to study the mines, with Appleton investors expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Biesmann
Wisconsin
Benton Mining and Developmen Company
Singer Mining Company
Linois
Fr. Bremmerman
Chas, W. Singer
Jos. Gladden
Roth
Cooper Land & Mining Company
Lake Mills
Wis
W. F. Jones
City in darkness after electric plant short circuit
Galena plunged into darkness when Pitcher telephone wires tangled with electric lines causing a citywide outage. Officials traced two crossing points as the cause. no serious damage, lights expected to be back tonight. Mrs. Walter Ford returned from Des Moines and Frank Bernard came home from Chicago after study at Illinois Dental College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Pitcher
Walter Ford
Des Moines
Frank Bernard
Illinois Dental College
Chicago
Newly Elected Superintendent to Earn 122.22 Monthly in Board Action
At a special board meeting last evening salaries for teachers were set for the coming year with B L Birbeck to receive 122.22 per month as superintendent and C C Emery 70 per month as high school principal. Remaining assignments list teachers and monthly amounts across Central High Seminary Hill Gear Street and East Side schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
B. L. Birbeck
C. C. Emery
Central High School
Prin
Eliz. C. Knox
Ass’t
Katherine Obye
Hattie M. Daviess
Katherine Harcourt
Minnie Whalen
Lizzie Millhouse
Anna C. Schneider
Mabel Golden
Alice Hart
Margaret Gardner
Seminary Hill
Fred, Seubert
Stella Bench
Florence Leckley
Harriet Obye
Gear Street
Mary I, Slattery
Gertrude Hartzel
East Side
Bertha Heid
Jessie Virden
Lunch Club Opens at 46 Lake Street Chicago
Three former Galena residents Misses Margaret Coveny Nellie Moran and Katharine Feury have opened a lunch room at 46 Lake Street Chicago. Coveny serves as manager. Hours are 10 a m to 3 p m. The venture opened May 7 and has attracted liberal patronage and strong local support.
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Galena
Lake Street
Chicago
Margaret Coveny
Nellie Moran
Katharine Feury
Poisoned with Ivy Vine Inmate Finds Relief
Sheriff Whitmore was exposed to a poison ivy vine while working at the jail rear. His face swelled, eyes nearly shut, and he sought medical aid. His condition has since improved and he expects full recovery in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Whitmore
Large Fifty Pound Catfish Caught at Galena Junction
John McMann, head of the Burlington pumping station at Galena Junction, landed a channel cat reportedly weighing 45 to 50 pounds in the Mississippi River yesterday. The big fish was caught on a common hook and line, marking one of the region’s largest catfish catches in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Junction
Mississippi River
John McMann
Burlington
Captain George Snyder to Lead Alaskan River Steamer
Captain Geo. Snyder Jr. will depart Sunday for Alaska to take command of a steamboat on a northern river. He has prior northern experience and plans to stay, with uncertainty about returning to the United States this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Far North
Geo. Snyder, Jr
Alaska
Snyder
North
States
BASE BALL GOODS PRICE LIST AND SALE OFFER
Base Ball goods offered with prices on bats gloves mitts masks and body protectors. Highlights include Spalding and Reach items with discounts on full outfits and uniforms. William Chapman of Hazel Green was in the city yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
William Chapman
Hazel Green
Robbery at Savanna by Masked Robbers
A laborer, Switchman Charlie Speck, was robbed of $79 around midnight on Chicago avenue Savanna Illinois. Two masked men stepped from shadows near Martha's and Zelenka's hotel, brandished revolvers, searched him, and took his cash after he had collected his month’s pay and cashed a check uptown.
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Savanna
Chicago Avenue
Charlie Speck
Charlie
Marth
Zelenka
May term docket to hear limited new trials in Jo Daviess Circuit
The Jo Daviess county circuit court May term docket shows twenty people's cases, eighteen common law and twenty six chancery matters. Only five new common law cases likely to go to trial with evidence still being gathered. Notable cases include Funston vs Burlington Railway and Rautschus vs Burlington Fire damage. Possible hearing for Conkling vs Whitmore. Daugherty vs Telegraph Herald not expected this term. Grand jury to report Monday with listed jurors from multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Daviess County
Heer
County Circuit Court
J. S. Baume
Ferrand
Oscar B. Heard
J. G. Funston
A. B. & Q. Railway Company
Funston
Burlington
Galena Junction
Frank Rautschus
Burlington Road
Rice Township
George Conkling
Whitmore
Daugherty
The
Telegraph- Herald
Galena
Chas
Roberts
Apple River
Wm. Mowry Berreman
Wm.Travis
Cornei Hill
N. Thain
Derinda
Geo
Rewell
Dunleith
O. C. Kraehmer
East Galena
Wm. L. McKenzie
Elizabeth
Thos. Pooley
Guilford
L. A. Smith
Hanover
Lady Forresters Card Party Draws Large Audience
The Ladies Catholic Order of Forresters held a card party at Feehan Hall last evening, drawing a large attendance. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Cloran and Mrs. E. Galvin for ladies, and to John Budden and William Keefe for gentlemen. Green and white decor, snowballs and ferns adorned the hall. Souvenir score cards were carved as hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades. This was the order’s first special event in the city since its recent founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feehan Hall
Order of Forresters
John Cloran
E. Galvin
John Budden
William Keefe
Memorial exercises at M E church and Armory report
Attention Company M members are notified to attend memorial exercises at the M E church tomorrow morning with report at the Armory at 10 50 in dress uniform Captain H G Geiger directs. A silk selling event at Coataworths is advertised for Saturday and the paper promotes original progressive stores ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Armory
H. G. Geiger
Galena
Coataworth
Roosevelt demands rapid meat inspection bill passage
President Roosevelt warned Congress that unless federal meat inspection legislation is enacted promptly he will expose Chicago packing house conditions. Beveridge quickly attached his bill to an agricultural appropriation measure, aiming to regulate the industry nationwide. Reports from Neill and Madden described revolting sanitation and diseased meat practices in Chicago canning houses, prompting swift legislative action.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Chicago
Beveridge
House
Conference Committee
Packington
Madden
Skinner
Union
Neill
Canning Department
Cullom
Carster
Teller
Secretary of Agriculture
Lead and Zinc Deposits of Wisconsin Bulletin
Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey issues a 100 page bulletin by Professor A S Grant on the physical features and geology of southwestern Wisconsin. An accompanying atlas with eighteen maps shows topography, geology, and oil rock depths to aid mining and prospecting in districts like Mineral Point Platteville Hazel Green and Potosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey
Wisconsin
Grant
Highland
Mineral Point
Mifflin
Platteville
Hazel Green
Benton
Shullsburg
Meeker's Grove
Dodgeville
Potosi
Galena
Demands Refused Spark Resignation Call In St Petersburg
Premier Goremykin delivered a message from the throne refusing most Douma demands. A resolution expressing lack of confidence in the government was passed and urged the ministers resignation. A dissolution of parliament is feared if trouble grows, as Russia remains tense and revolutionaries push agents to incite peasant hatred against nobles and landlords. A general strike is anticipated imminently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Goremyken
Douma
Estent
Russia
Death Toll Of Illinois G A R Soldiers Reported
The annual report by C Partridge assistant adjutant general of the Illinois G A R district at Galesburg notes 761 deaths among old soldiers in the year. Six posts disbanded leaving 626 posts and 18,808 members. Over 4500 dollars spent on charitable purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Partridge
Department of Ilinois
Galesburg
Local residents noted in city today and yesterday
Co B West of Savanna in city today. Wm soutmmeott of Hazel Green in city yesterday. Miss Fannie Graves to Chicago for a short visit. Miss Margaret Yundt visiting friends in Chicago. H F Feldermann of Gordons Ferry in city on business. W Erwin returned to La Crosse after a few days here. John and Charles McCormack of Bentleyville Pa visiting nines. Miss Phronia Eusch and Miss Lutie Milligan of Hanover visiting Mrs. Albert Munsel on Franklin. Conductor Welsh of Great Western visiting friends, returned to Dubuque. Wilson and Kingsley McNeil depart tomorrow for Seattle. High school ball team planned to go to Warren this afternoon but rain halted plans. Hugh M Irwin of La Crosse in city yesterday. former fireman on Burlington stub. Mr Rouse of this city joined Central as an operator at Scales Mound after Sieger resignation. W Taylor visiting father O Taylor, returned to Grand Crossing to work for Burlington as engineer. Silke sales Saturday at Contsworths expected to be brisk. many say supply will not last long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Erwin
la Crosse
John
Charles McCormack
Bentleyville
Phronia Eusch
Lutie Milligan
Hanover
Albert Munsel
Franklin Street
Conductor Welsh
Great Western
Dubuque
Wilson
Kingsley McNeil
Seattle
Wash
Warren
Warren High School
Hugh M. Irwin
Burlington
Rouse
Scales Mound
Sieger
W. Taylor
O. Taylor
Grand Crossing
Contsworth’s
Production of Lead and Zinc Fields of Southwest Wisconsin
The Tribune presents 1905 output figures for southwest Wisconsin mining. zinc ore totals about 10 046 tons with lead around 322 tons, drawn from Northwestern railway data and supplemented by short lines including Linden and Highland. Estimates for other camps are provided, alongside weekly district output notes and a silk sale promotion nearby.
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Wisconsin
J. H. Lewis
The
Tribune
Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Montfort
Cobb
Edmund
Mineral Point and Northern Railway
Northwestern
Centerville
Highland
Linden
Benton
Hazel Green
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Platteville
Cuba City
Livingston
the Tribune
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Prairies
Morrison
Rock Island
Art McKee
H. Ay. McKee
Fielding
PO. A. BE. To.Ch. Ay
P. Rf
C. Oe
Palmettos
Green Bay
Black
Benton Mine
Singer Mine
Roth Farm
Nicholson
Lawrence University
Appleton, Wis
Appleton and Vicinity
Terprise
Coatsworth's
Ucrir Court
Burlington Railway
Conkling
Lady Foresters
Trict of
Lead and Zinc District
J. H.lewis
Coatsworth
Coutaworth
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