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Newspaper

Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

19

Taft and the Philippine service praised as duty and honor

The piece extols Governor Taft and Judge Taft for self sacrifice and service in the Philippines. It argues Taft's devotion to public duty over personal gain, notes his moral strength, and defends historical record against sensational critique. It appeals for fair judgment of a president ahead of his party in deeds and ideals.

Taft S Tovernor Yale Washington Supreme Court Congress Philippines Philippine Islands Kewanee Star-Courier President Taft Mr. Taft Republican Party United States Hig Party

Bergquist Accentance at Augustana Conservatory

Long biographical notice announces Prof. J Victor Bergquist as the incoming restorer and organist for Augustana Conservatory with plans to open September 2 3. It outlines his European training and the reception of his oratorio Golgotha and notes Arthur A Milton joining Augustana College Commercial Department. It also includes a comic anecdote from Topeka Capital and a summary of a Supreme Court ruling on dog owner liability for barking and vicious dogs.

J. Victor Bergquist Augustana Conservatory of Music Bergquist at-St. DD Europe Berlin Paris Franz Grunicke Spia Xaver Scharwenka Wilhelm Berger The Minneapolis Tribune Minneapolis Augustana Swedish Lutheran Church Minnesota Golgotha Golgotha Chorus Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Wil‘am—Barlow—Ross Augustana Supreme Court

Quarantine Sign Debated as Dallas Shacks Face Removal

In Dallas during a spinal meningitis outbreak Secretary Paul Casey and a sanitary inspector sought to remove a quarantine sign from a Negro shack. An elderly resident objected claiming no collector would remove it, and the sign remained. Kuppenheimer clothes were sold at Lager Offerle's.

Dallas Paul Casey Health Department Casey

Bryan Sees Chautauqua as Moral Reform Engine

W J Bryan praises the chautauqua as a premier public forum for discussion of civic questions. He notes its select audience, paid admission, and role in advancing moral and political reform through eminent speakers.

W. J. Bryan

Free Rand McNally Illinois wall map for advance subscribers

Republic subscribers who pay one year in advance will receive a wall map of Illinois. The Rand McNally map shows the census of every city and village, the state outline, and a marginal index for easy town location. Free while supply lasts. ten cent postage if mailed.

Republic Finois Rand McNally

Death of Daniel Killip Prompts Galva Obituary

The Galva born Daniel Killip died in California at age 53 on Monday morning August 12, 1912. He spent most of his life in Galva in the restaurant business, later moving to Elgin and then California seeking health. Married January 18, 1882 to Mary Husted, he leaves three children Oscar, Norine, and Marjorie. He was a long time member of Galva Lodge I O O F.

Galva Daniel John J Cab Mr. Killip Elgin Ill California Mary Husted Oscar Norine Scholes New York Marjorie Killip Galva Lodge I. O. O. F

Chinese Medicine Survival Of Dark Ages View

Chinese medicine may be regarded to some extent as a survival from the dark ages with theories that diseases come from supernatural causes and are cured by charms cantations or other devices used by native practitioners to propitiate or drive off offended spirits.

Mrs Neurich and rail stock mockery satire dialogue

In a biting satirical exchange Mrs Tinkle ridicules Mrs Neurich for growing more proper while Mrs Dimple notes her mortification after learning her husband owns railroad common stock.

Swan Lifespan Reminder From Sacred Heart Review

A note in the Sacred Heart Review cites the swan as a long lived bird with cases reaching up to 300 years. It reminds readers that swans live on water and addresses Mr Crimsonbeak and Mrs Crimsonbeak in a playful, reflective tone.

Crimsonbeak

Mother of twentyone children pleads habitual drunkenness

At Tower Bridge police court a woman declares she is the mother of 21 children and has made their clothes mended their boots and cut their hair. The magistrate tells her that many sympathize. Mr. Cecil Chapman.

Tower Bridge Cecil Chapman London Daily Mall

The Democratic donkey Emerges Over Elephant and Moose

The Commoner argues the elephant and bull moose are unsuitable party emblems and endorses the donkey as a symbol of service and universal life. It praises the donkey for its patient, hardworking nature and calls the Democratic party to embrace it as a representative emblem.

Itas Democratic Party

Neurich declines society reception invitation

Young Neurich nearly just debuted in society when he declined Mrs. Van Uppson's invitation for the 21st, writing a note that expresses pleasure at the opportunity to do so. The communication thanks her for the invitation and explains a prior engagement.

Neurich J. Henry Neurich

Injunction Blocks News Wire Firm Consolidation Plan

A federal court granted a permanent injunction stopping Western Newspaper Union Central West Publishing and American Press Association from merging their ready print papers and stereotype plates. The government filed suit alleging the trio planned a consolidation that would violate the Sherman act.

United States District Court Western Newspaper Union Central West Publishing Company American Press Association

Lightning and marriage jibe from Detroit Free Press

A witty Detroit Free Press clipping notes a saying about lightning striking a place again and adds a quip about a woman who has married Janet three times, highlighting playful urban chatter.

Janet Detroit Free- Press

Northern Land Co. Farm Land Sale Prospect in Iowa and Neb

Buyers flock to eastern Iowa for improved Iowa farms offered by Northern Land Co. of Independence Nebraska. The group markets land at a fraction of typical prices, promising one third to one half the cost for northern Iowa parcels and urging local residents to participate in the illustrated prospectus.

Iowa Northern_ Land Co Independence Neb

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