Practical Poultry Houses and Garden Tips From a Farm Journal
Practical guidance on building a four upright pidno box poultry house with removable sections and a piano box storage area, plus window garden arrangements that group plants by type. Also covers fence gates, indidestion in cows, manure protection, reducing farm expenses, and new driving bit tech for horses.
Teachers Association Session Highlights Illinois Meeting
The Teachers' Association held its annual session in the capital city with 1,200 educators from across the state. Governor Deneen spoke on educational progress while officers were elected and resolutions passed urging athletic reform and tax policy changes.
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Nois Teachers’ Association
Deneener
Ndices
Springfield
Paul Shorey
Scage
Deneen
University of
Statliss
Macomb
H. A. Hollister
Illinois
Hollister
Erland
Preside Frost
Berea College
Grace Reed
Chicago
Bayliss
Nols
J. H. Sparks
Carrollton
Alfred Bayliss
Mary P. Edwards
Stark County
Charles H. Watts
Champaign County
H. A. Dean
Kane County
J. W. Roberts
Jersey County
Former Idaho Governor Steunenberg killed by bomb at home
Frank Steunenberg former Governor of Idaho died after a dynamite blast at his Caldwell Boise residence gate. Officials believe the Coeur DAlene dynamiters linked to his 1899 prosecutions carried out the attack. The explosion shattered the gate and killed him within minutes, with family witnesses describing a brutal, cold blooded crime tied to his political actions.
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Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Coeur D’alene
Steunenberg
United States
Empire
Boise
Caldwell
Coeur D'Alene
Proclaimed War in Russia as Armed Uprising Declared
The council of workmen in Saint Petersburg ends a eight hour session and resolves to end the universal strike, launching warlike operations and guerrilla fighting. It orders disarming police and soldiers and bombs from ambush as part of an armed uprising. Cossacks warned they will be treated as mad dogs if they oppose the people. An appeal calls for proletariat worldwide to support Moscow’s fight.
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Russia
Council of Workmen
St. Petersburg
Council of Workmen’s Deputies
Fragmentary text hints at policy discussion and exploration
Readable fragments mention Inspecting policies and exploration but lack clear events, names, or locations. The snippet suggests a debate on approach and timing without concrete outcomes or participants.
Fragmented OCR Tale of Politics and Trade Debates
Disjointed OCR text hints at railway bill debates and graft concerns in New York politics. Mentions Senator Burton term issues, insurance men, and diver plans, with scattered remarks on graft, wages, and political maneuvering.
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Ess
Burton
Illinois Board Cuts Land Assessments Across Counties
The Illinois State board of equalization reduced land assessments by 18 828 667 and added 1 395 055 in various counties. Drops ranged from 4 to 10 percent with Whiteside Madison McHenry Jasper Richland Iroquois Wabash Macon Clay Menard Hardin Massac Pike and others seeing cuts. Lake county rose 10 percent and Crawford county up 5 percent.
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Illinois Board
Illinois
State Board of Equalization
Commission On Lands and Lots
EAL
P.C. Whiteside
Madison
McHenry
Fayette
Stark
Jasper
Logan
Richland
Iroquios
Wabash
Macon
Clay
Menard
Hardin
Morgan
Massac
Pike
Sasee
Lake County
Crawford County
P.C. Saves
Vermilion Ee
du Page
Champaign Aee Teas Wees
Moultrie
de Kalb
Shelby - Ssnsweee
Brown
Grundy Cass
Winnebago
Green
Ogle Menard Wees
Whiteside’ Bureau
Pike -- Peoria
Scott
Stark Tazewell
Monroe
St Clair
Coles
Clinton A
Mason
Jefferson
Kane
Marion
Illinois health board reports population gains and deaths
The Illinois Board of Health annual report to Governor Deneen records 65 000 deaths and 150 000 births in the past year, a net population rise of 85 000. Births outnumber male births by 6 000, as disease remains the leading death cause.
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Illinois Board of Health
Illinois
State Board of Health
Deneen
General Assembly
Chicago
New Carnation Breaks Price Record in Joliet Purchase
A Joliet carnations firm, likely led by H N Higinbotham of Chicago, paid 35000 for a new flower named Aristocrat, a sum 5000 higher than the Lawson price for a flower named after his wife. Florist Richard Witterstaetter of Cincinnati sold and relinquished all rights, agreeing to deliver 80000 plants by next June. The bloom spans 3.5 inches, cerise and similar to the American Beauty rose.
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Joliet
Carnation Company
H. N. Higinbotham
Chicago
Thomas W. Lawson
Richard Witterstaetter
Cincinnati
Peoria School Board Faces Auditors Report Censure
Uncensored auditor’s report on Dougherty peculations against Peoria schools reaches the board. Trustees are censured for missteps while auditors note cut attempts. Financial charges name Henry G. Trie and Oliver J. Bailey. Shortage exceeds 600000 in seven years, likely over 1 million in eighteen years. Additional crime and bank break-ins referenced in fragmented text.
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Dougherty
N. ©. Dougherty
Peoria
Henry G.trie
Oliver J. Bailey
Finan Committee
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