Illinois News Roundup Reveals Court Judgment and Local Tragedies
A Texas cattle dealer won $666 against Western Union in a Chicago court over a quotation error. The article notes large state saloon receipts totaling $50 million, multiple insanity and death cases in Winnebago and surrounding counties, a fatal electric accident in Chicago, scarlet fever scares in Pecatonica, and other incidents including suicides, drownings, arson, and legal changes.
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Chicago
Texas
Western Union Telegraph Company
Winnebago
Orton Conkling
Harrison
Walker Butter and Cheese Creamery
Cherry Valley
Rockford
Walker
Staeger Bros
Emma Erka
Carl Brown
Carrie Crown
Charles B. Schulze
Illinois Senate and House Debates on Payroll and Legislation
The Illinois Senate and House met with a partial quorum and adjourned for a joint session. Bills discussed include payroll reinstatement for April service, state liquor age penalties, railroad and highway rights, and local taxation powers. A joint session recorded one senator voting count and Morrison receiving eleven votes in a key roll call.
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Senate
Joint Assembly
Secson
Morrsono
Ning
Juvus Jonas
Holst
Federa Buldaag
Chicasro
Wats
Gunes
Tee
Orion
Horak
Offor
New Orleans
Nnt
Cnotec
Apnatr
Craft
Profem
Geom
Naan
Spx
Inter
Aderig
State Board of Agra
Allen
Notats Veternar
Supreme Court
Capitol
Nothrd
Morrison
Instinct versus intelligence in the domesticated horse
The author argues instinct definitions fail to explain horse intelligence shown with domestication. Observational learning, memory, and sentiment link horse and human cognition, including recognition of a former master after long separation, challenging strict instinct theories. The piece cites Paley Whatley Webster and notes Alabama legislature action on a ban related to officials.
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Paley
Whatley
Webster
Lave Stock Journal
Pailman Sleepers and Dining Cars on Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
The notice credits the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with sleeper and dining car service on its matn lines. It lists company officials including Merrill A. V. H. Carpenter General Manager and T. Clark GEO Hu Clafford as supervisors and agents for passenger and ticketing duties.
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Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific R’y
Joliet
Peoria
Ottawa
Aa Salie
Geneseo
Moline
Rock Island
Athei
Bulity Pullman
Missouri River
Minneapolis
8St. Paul
Vila
Seneca
Kankakee
Newport News
Richmond
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
la Fayette
Council Clufis
St. Paul
United States
Canada
R. R. Cable
E. ST. John
Prea
Qen
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fews
Dakota
Northwest
Milwaukee
St. Pauls
LaCrosse
Winona
Aberdeen
Eteaddale
EuClaire
Stillwater
Wausau and
Omaha
Sioux City
Sronxvalle
Yankton
Mitchell
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Merrill
A.V H. Carpenter
Gen Pass & Tkt Agt
T. Clark
Geo HU Clafford
T. Ass
GePaas
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Illinois State News
Pecatonica
Wennesbaro
Ilenry Kovhler
Decatur
McGlumyphy
University
Kerry Booth
Carmi
White County
Ohio River
Flijah Hancock
J J Hancock
Bloomington
George F. Brown
Isaac Taylor
D. J Calizan
O Flesby
Niinois
Hanais Central Road
Hardin County
Cano
Chester
WF Abner
Killig
Pana
Christian County
Shelbyville
Kerr
Levi Hess
Elkhart
Logan County
Chester Taylor
Pike County
Mound City
Pulaski County
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
St. Louis
M. Moore
Superior Court
Cook County
Moore
Kentucky
Patton
Ilinois Central Railroad
William Hoffman
Englewood
Galena
Daviess Couunty
Steuben Ledge
Germany
Illinois Legislature
Burt Ua
Ganeral Logiterte
Alabama
New York
Bornung
Es- Batra
Baltimore
Way In America
and ST. Paul
Ted Sols
Pat Mal
Neenah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond DU Lag
Stevens Point
Milwaukie
Ira Ben Neenah
Lrake Superior
J.N. Pinney
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