Senatorial Apportionment Bill Fails and Session Ends
The apportionment measure dies as the Illinois legislature adjourns with debate over currency, Cuba policy, and race church splits highlighting broader political tensions. Fort, Hammers, McGuire vote No. Avery votes Yes amid GOP dissatisfaction and reform concerns.
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Baccalaureate Sermon at New Opera House by Prof Wallace
A large audience attended the New Opera House for the Baccalaureate Sermon by Prof W S Wallace, city schools superintendent. The service featured school choir, Rev McLeish, Rev Hammond, and Migs Arnold at the piano, with an address on freedom, truth, and the rise of enlightened thinking across history.
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Truth and Freedom in Education and History’s Lessons
A college address declares that freedom comes through truth and learning. It cites Franklin, Columbus, Pilgrims, and Shakespeare as examples, urging the class of 407 to pursue truth to lead others to a freer world, with education as the path to universal liberty.
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The Value of Higher Education and Civic Duty
Chauncey Depew extols broad education beyond schooling, arguing it frees minds, expands horizons, and connects individuals with world thinkers. He urges graduates to pursue truth, serve society, and lead with disciplined purpose toward freedom and civilization.
College Education Proves Its Power in Life and Leadership
A professor extols the value of broad college studies for forming capable leaders and citizens. He argues that liberal arts sharpen intellect, aiding all professions, and cites presidents, ministers, and lawmakers as products of college training. A benediction closes the address amid applause.
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Harper's July issue features Martian finale and new fiction
The July Harper's Magazine will publish the last chapters of Da Mancher's The Martian, War W D Howells on The Modern Mood, and John Fox Jr the Kentuckiang. Illustrations by Da Maurier show unfinished studies, shedding light on her process.
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Readers praise remedy for cough after trials
Hundreds of thousands seek Tomberlain's Cough Remedy after reading reports of its benefits from users and doctors. Dr Rowel markets the product, claiming proven relief through widespread testing and endorsement.
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