Close of Navigation and New Legislation Rumors
Chicago traders note water navigation ending with the week as coal shipments and canal clearances halt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins through trains to Chicago, boosting grain trade and independent action against alliances. Legislation looms with tax reform, board eliminations, and a new corporate framework debated in the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bo Little
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Illinoi Central
Lake Street
Baltimore
United States
Fisks
Goulds
Vanderbilts
South Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Eames
Board of Fire Commissioners
Fant
House
Senate
Mr. Etter
Haines of
Lake
Speaker
Carl Schurz
Tody
Adelside Phillips Company
Hep‘Worth, Dixon
Brete Harter
Camulla-Ur
Mia Siddons
Professor Swing
Charlotte
Aid Plan Discussed for Kansas Sufferers in Harrison County
A Sunday meeting at the M E church outlined relief for Kansas destitution. Leaders include KE 8. Disosway as chair and Geo Burt as secretary. They will consult Chicago relief officials and the Kansas region to determine needs and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
M. EF
Harrison County
Disosway
Geo. Burt, Jp
Rev. H. McVay
Pertey
J. H. Jones
Richard Dikes
Chicago
James Brewer
P. Sherley
E. H. Hutchins
Marshall County
Brewer
Kansa
Nebraska
Kewanee District Conference Report by Rev P Y Crust
The writer recalls the Kewanee district conference held in Wyoming with 21 clerical members and many lay attendees. Rev E C Way man led strong religious revival and gained many new M S members. a vote favored Tiskilwa for the next session over Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee
PY. A. Christ
Iist
Bro
P. H. Green
Weyoming
Central Illinois
Childs
Camp Grove
Wyoming
Vernon
E C. Wayman
M. 5
Jesus
Henry
Tiskilwa
God
P. A. Crust
Unclear Listing of Names and Roles in Elmhurst Record
A damaged item lists several names with initials and titles in a scattered roster form. Readers cannot determine roles, dates, or context from the fragment.
New Stock of Fars Nubias Skirts and Shawls at EB Hutchins
Fars, nubias, skirts and shawls comprise a large newly arrived collection at EB H Hutchins. The store promotes the assortment as fashionable and ready for immediate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hutchins
Saloon Break-In and Local Gossip Stir Hoopeston
A Monday early morning break in at George Ball’s saloon netted about $7 to $8 from the money drawer after a back door entry. A nightwatchman alarmed a sleeper, the thief fled as shots were fired, and Eugene Larkins was briefly jailed then discharged. Ball claims Lurking innocence while the crowd learns more, and Ball sold nine kegs of beer as the tale unfolded. The item also notes Bartlett’s unsettled debt and local social notes including Wallace’s 25th birthday and various ads and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Stevens
Eugene Larkins
Ball
Georga
George
E. L. Bartlett Quartette
Wallace
Hoopeston Chronicle
Theraper
Burt
Frank Klefobenz
Kanana
John Kline
W. T. Law
Dr. C. Baker
Bayard Taylor
Peoria
Henry
Pool & Jones
Weis's
Joho Kine's
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OUR
Cushman
McVicker
Womanip White
Healey
Grand Opera House
Myera
Academy of Music
Robert Laird Collyer
Cummings
EL Clark
R Caldwell
TK College
I College
Marahe Carrier
J Doud
L Green
Charley Green
Ann Hasfield
Johmysen
Lang
Maxwell
Frank Martin
Matticstance
Wineceaq
C . Smith
Rey OF
Stephlon
A Thompson
Hen Frickler
Foreign
Brandown
Victor Brown
John Zedil
John Fay
A. Wanngn
P. M
California
M. FE. Mitomell
Alex Wall
Sundwine Township
James Mevcharib
Banohwine
Ewing Machiny
MB. C, MN
Kilantiong & Krenz'y Btoro
Monry
Prengeton High School
Commieues
Addresa
Henry L. Boltwood
Prixchat
Princeton
Bursau County
MNOW
Weis
Henry, Illinois
Meney D. D. Martin
Hepog
Jos
Illinois
Cassmeres
Clothiee
Joseph Kapramn
R.E. Hills Sells
William F. Sivers
Edwards Street
U Henry
George Schafer
Henry, Il
Alaska
Haury
Unofa
GEO. Schaffer
Tobacco & Cigars
Tobacco & Cigars, Tobacco & Cigars
George B. Koehler
C. & W. Everett
Booksellers
H. J. Grawburg
J. Grawburg
James C. Law
Lumber Yard
Wilil
Haliaan ‘Custom Department
Menry
D. Peterson
B.yroer. IN
Wittanelg
Balz
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