The City Election Notes and Market Corrections
Reports on ward shifts in alderman votes and license influence in the city election plus a critique of A p A ism. The piece notes saloon concerns, clerk race impacts, and includes a Wednesday grain and stock correction list with prices for wheat corn oats clover seed timothy seed cattle and produce.
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Valentine
Coxey
Horrigan
Antis
C. Rowland
Lst. Zod Ltd
Hegeman
JH Carbaugh
Hegeman's
C W Middlekauff
E OK
Soaveseors Eee
P Horrigan
Luau Yeager
Dcity
W Butterworth
Ds Ichty
Butterworth's
George A Root
WG Wild
Se Rereres Aee Eeeld
John T Valentine Benjamin Noble
Flint and Pere Marquette resume Milwaukee to Ludington service
The Flint and Pere Marquette Steamer Line resumes daily Milwaukee to Ludington and Manistee service with departures at 8 45 p m except Saturdays. An exchange notes rail fare comparisons between long distance by train and a hog’s weight. The Red Oak Independent changes hands with Edward J. Barklow praised for his leadership.
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Flint & Pere Marquette
Milwaukee
Luddington
Manistee
New York
San Francisco
Red Oak Independent
E. J. Barklow
Barklow
The
Independent
Edward J. Barklow
Red Oak
Tie Osnonne & Murray Co
Public Sale Notice and Local Community Updates
Public sale announced by Mrs. Josephine Knee at her Lanark farm includes horses cattle hogs oats hay and farming implements with 12 month terms and noon lunch. Also a school district election notice for Carroll County Illinois detailing polling hours and Board of Education seats. Community notes praise for Maccabees tent growth and local trades including Yeager & Son carriage and bicycle sales.
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Josephine Knee
Lanark
Jersey
A. H. Hawk
Township No
Range No
County of
Carroll
State of
Illinois
Board of Education
Yeager & Son
John H. Zillhart
Mt. Carroll
Misses Kinkade
George Bolinger
Charles Lippy
Burt Zuck
Yeagers
Freeport
Henney
Notable Figures in Europe and Americas Highlighted in Briefs
Movements and misadventures of public figures across Cannes London Paris and Texas. Gladstone’s health and guarded visits at Cannes. Cassimire-Perier’s monthly charity post-presidency giving. Moody’s 58th birthday in San Antonio with mother Betsy Holton Moody in Northfield. Madame Sarah Grand advocates athletic women in London. Whistler misses Wilde wedding with telegram excuse. Father Bazaroff dies in Stuttgart after royal service. Mrs. Sherman of Salado becomes a leading American beekeeper. Dr Graves praised for epitaph “He Fed Fevers”. Prince Henry of Orleans declared perpetual minor in Paris with guardian ship and debt of honor risk.
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Sarah Grand
London
Girls’ Guild
Newton Hall
Whistler
Oscar Wilde
Bazaroff
Olga
Wurtemberg
Stuttgart
Nicholas I
Germany
Alexander III
Alexander Newski
Sarah Elizabeth Sherman
Salado
Texas
United States
Paris
Graves
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Duc de Chartres
Henry
Prince Henry
Indo-China
Central Asia
Cheery Giver Benny Chooses Nickel Over Quarter
A father tests his son by offering two coins for church offering the boy explains he chose a nickel because it let him be cheerfully generous per the preacher. The tale appears in Harper's Bazar.
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Gazertrr
Chicago
Liliputians
McVicker’s
Benny
Mr. Bloobumper
Lenny
Papa
Harper's Bazar
Toby
Bartlett's Creek
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Lanark Gazette
W.G. Wrip
Gazette Building
Broad St
Lil
David Wolf
Dennis Calkins
First National Bank
Lanark Markets
Root
Joan H. Grossman
Nathan Grossman
Epiri B. Grossman
Vera C. Grossman
Roy J. Grossman
Knights of the Maccabees
Benevolent Order of the Maccabees
Gladstone
Lord Rendel
Cannes
Cane St Martin
French Republic
M. Casimir-Perier
Dwight L. Moody
San Antonio
Tex
Betsy Holton Moody
Hast Northfield
Mass
Dr. Cady
Risley's
J.T. Valentine
Bert Risley
Sikacer
Jaecer
Sanitary
Merino
Miles
Nappanee
Ind
Moline
E. E. Dubbel
Henney Buggy
Freeport, Ill
U.S
Lanarr
Jones & Lane’s
Ersbere