Hartley and Solomon Race to Brantboro for Doctor
Hartley and Solomon chase a doctor by auto from Eastwick to Brantboro after Hartley injures his arm on a sloop. They evade delays, hire Shearer's car, reach Cold Spring house, and Hartley collapses from a broken arm as Dr Jordan treats him aboard the train.
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Suffragists Flood Illinois Capitol in Lobby Parade
Equal suffrage activists swarmed the Illinois House and Senate floors in Springfield, pressing voting support and wearing yellow flowers. Lawmakers heard 70th United States Senate ballot results as Hopkins led with 76 votes while other contenders moved in single digits.
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Deaf Mutee Lobby for Illinois Bill at Springfield
A special legislative committee representing the deaf mutes of Illinois plans a Springfield visit to lobby for a bill to remove the Jacksonville school for the deaf from the state board of control and classify it as an educational institution. The committee was named at Gallaudet Alumni Association’s Chicago banquet. Notable speakers included Oscar Regensburg, G T Daugherty, Mrs. F Carpenter, C Jackson, Leo R. Holway, Chester Codman, E Johnson, E Crag, and EB Do Long.
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Board of Charities Praises Two Years of Work
The state board of charities reports the biennial period ending June 30 1908 shows 18 achievements. It details reorganized medical administration in insane hospitals with uniform records and in house laboratories, humane treatment and avoidance of restraints, and continued funding for physical rehabilitation.
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