Illinois Liquor Law Leads to Strict Provisions and Penalties
Illinois lawmakers enact a broad liquor control act signed by the governor, imposing licenses bonds damages and fines for selling to minors or intoxicated persons. The measure designates nuisance premises and outlines criminal and civil penalties with bonds to secure compliance and compensation for damages.
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Llinois
Nex
Llanyte
General Assembly
Tillnois
Doliara
Palatine
Leas
Wave of Fatal Accidents And Grim Household Tragedies
A roundup of violent deaths and mishaps spans Hudson Illinois to Ohio and Wisconsin. Notable events include Whittemore Chadbourne run over by a runaway team in Hudson, a youth shooting his mother near Mt Carmel, and a girl burned to death after setting her clothing alight with a kerosene stamp near Marquette. A dying long list of calamities follows from a beer barrel explosion in Long Island to a staircase gun accident in Postville and a fatal hockey-like street fight in Nevada State Prison pursuit. Also noted are a physician’s ominous remark about graves and a pork-borne illness death toll in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, plus a hunting accident near Jacksonville Illinois and a comic courtship misadventure in Columbiana County Ohio.
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Whittemore Chadbourne
Hudson, Ill
Thomas Dean
Indianapolis
Ind
Julia A. Straw
Dauphin
Long Island
New_York
Frank Gilrain
Jane Owens
Postvillo
Wis
Atalra
Daniel Braniff
Oswego
N. Y
Elton Faukner
Charles Jones
Nevada
Francis
Armistead
Henry Krick
Jones
Fond du Lac
Pittsburgh
Sens
Reed's Mill
Iowa
Bens
Cleveland
Charles Martens
Ernest
Jacksonville
Ill
Columbiand County
Ohio
Practical Household Tips and Recipes Featured in Rural Journal
A collection of kitchen and farm notes includes remedies for cracked hooves in horses, meat sandwiches made from tender ham and tongue, a lesson for parents about firmness and kindness, boiled turkey dressings, bread making steps, improved yeast processes, and notes on yeast cake production used in Vienna beer.
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New Yorker
Railways and Locomotives in Early America History
A historical survey traces early railways and locomotives from 1680 timber tracks to 1832 New York and South Carolina trials. It covers Newcastle coal rails, Outram tramroads, the Stourbridge Lion, Cooper's Baltimore engine, and the Best Friend of Charleston with its trials and accidents.
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Brown
America
Roger North
Tyne
England
Newcastle
Nile
Ghiza
Whitehaven
Sheffield
Carr
Benjamin Offtram
United States
Quincy Mass
Neponset River
Mauch Chunk
Pennsylvania
Lehigh River
Delaware& —Hudson_Canal Company
Honesdale
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
South Carolina Railroad
Colonel Stevens
Hoboken
de Witt Clinton
New York State
Union
Delaware & Hudson Canal and Railroad Company
Stourbridge Lion
New York
Beach Street
North River
Rondout
Carbondale
Amerca
Baltimore
Enat
West
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Charles Carroll
Vinegar Hill
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Peter Cooper
St. Clair Works
Baltmore
Baltimore & Ohio
Ross Winans
Cooper
Ellicott’s Mills
Oldster Cooper
South Carolina
Bennett
Charleston
West Point
David Mathew
8. C
Hamburg
Roe
Niagara
Phonix
lina_Rail Company
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