The Wajton Barker and Poll In The Circus
In a late 19th century circus tale Jim Poll and Barker clash as Poll’s performer Poll faces a crisis of loyalty after Barker’s muttered accusations of neglect. Poll wrestles with fidelity and duty while Poll contemplates love for the pastor and her uncertain future on the road.
Hardy codfish at Fulton market delights and escapes
A Fulton market buyer spots a two foot five pound cod and chooses a second after the first wriggles free and flops to the stand. Dealers keep stock in cars on the East River, selling fifty to a hundred pounds at a time. Cod, a saltwater fish, can live four hours out of water and even days in a bathtub.
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Fulton Market
East River
South Street
Teinks
New York
Inventor Registers Steel Discovery Before Showing It
A tale recounts how Sir Henry Bessemer tested making steel from iron and, after a breakthrough, faced the risk of exposing his method. He visited Nasmyth with a lump of steel and, fearing dishonesty, registered the invention with his last half crown before revealing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Nasmyth
Steim
Seatech
Londor Strand Magazine
Illinois Press Association Holds 44th Convention at Ottawa
The Illinois Press Association, led by Mayor James F Farrell, gathered June 16 to 18 in Ottawa with about 175 members from across the state. The meeting featured speeches, factory tours at Federal Plate Glass Works, an Ottawa Theater address by Attorney General William H Stead, and a Starved Rock river excursion, concluding with elections and a banquet.
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Illinois Press Association
Ottawa
Illinois
Thoroughtls
Sir_ Strother
The
Courier
Taylorville
J. L. Albritton
Dod
First Methodist Church of
James F Farrell
Charles W Bliss
Hillsboro
Strother
Charles W. Warner
Hoopeston Chronicle
William H. Stead
United States
George W. Hughes
Clinton Register
Hughes
Association
Chicago
Ottawa,& Peoria
Marseillénsi
Sthey Margatawai
Glu
St Welcome
Illinois River
Marseilles
Ottawa Boat Club
W. T. Bedford
Tribune
LaSalle
H. F. Darwin
State Journal
Springfield
W H Freeman
Signal
Chicago Heights
J. M. Sheets
Oracle
Oblong
J. M. Page
Democrat
Jerseyville
Eugene P. L'Hote
Herald
Milford
Terry Simmons
Plaindealer
Chas. W. Warner
Chronicle
Hoopeston
K. Strother
J.W. Wild
Free Press-Gazette
Nokomis
J. N. Stokes
Journal
Highland
E. A. Snively
Starved Rock
Tllinois
Mlinois
Clinots
Peter’s
The Holdup Man In Mexico
The article notes that life and property are safe in Mexico, with pickpockets and burglars present but a holdup man who is not well known to police. It contrasts Mexico’s security with cities like Chicago and New York, suggesting the criminal acts occur with minimal inconvenience and that police guard the city well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis
New York
GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE CATALOG PROMOTES QUINCY CAMPUS
An advertisement for GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE in Quincy Illinois touts a free 68 page illustrated catalogue. It includes student portraits testimonials penmanship, graduating class and 1400 names with tuition, books and board costs. Also mentions eczema cure claims for Zemo endorsed by a local druggist.
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D. L. Musselman
Quincy
Miinol
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Margaret Mayo
Dodd, Mead and Company
Barker
Jim
Sms
Steen Conto
Tim
Praia
Jig
Yin
Barke
Polly
Tereses
Callauts
oSbee
Tie
Poll
Young Bessemer
Illinois ‘Press. Association
James F. Farrell
Ilinois
Ss. K. Strother
Illinois Press
Victor
Jay Swern
Teddy
Watson
Chas. Watson Jr
Chas. Watson
Lexington Hillander
Lexington Jr
Shakespear
Rysdicks Hambletonian
Marshall
Homer Chenoweth
Dulaney
T. J. Golden
Harry B, Dulaney
W.P. B
Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
A. Cash
Golden E. M. Duncan
W. B. Scholfield Edivin Booth
Europe
Orient
R.A. Mitchell
Scholfield Bros.” Grocery
Hamilton Street
Wabash
GEM City Business College
Quincy, Ilinois
Zemo
Keifer
FID
Aline
Orbea