Redmen Tribes Form Three New Orders in Lodge Ceremony
The event announces three new Redmen tribes under Great Chief Bluedorn at Masonic Hall. Officers and leaders for Tecumseh and other tribes are named, with Charters sought and acceptance by King Philip and the Supreme Council. The gathering includes feasting and ceremonial displays.
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Philip
Stecords Wooel Bluedorn
Masonic Hall
Multnomah
Mayor Host Win in Fight Over Saloon Closures
Local government clashes over saloon licenses continue as votes push actions against or in support of closing houses of vice. Officials debate enforcement dates while public sentiment remains divided amid ongoing petitions and legal challenges.
Model Husband Quip Sparks Daily Banter
A light exchange features jokes about admiration and the word model, with a dig at imitation. A Cleveland leader quips on imitation, while Rocky Mountain Tea ads claim to cleanse impurities, priced at 35 cents.
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Shea Alwase
Cleveland Lacader
Hollister
Artificial Heat in Committee Room Schemes
A Cincinnati Tribune excerpt depicts a legislator asking how the room is heated and a lobbyist replying with an indirect hot air system. The lobbyist slips a roll of greenbacks to the statesman, who remarks on the unusually large wad.
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Arthur Patras
Jean Hoy
Bo Fey
Statesman
Cincinnat! Tribune
Contention Grows Over Rock Island Davenport Interurban
Citizens split as Rock Island Davenport interurban plans spark debate about bridge crossing and city benefits. Business leaders urge clear terms while opponents warn of utility competition and potential sellout risks to Davenport.
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Monmouth
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Davenport and Suburban
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Chicago
Tri City
Nathaniel French
Tri City Railway Co
George Price
Tri-City
Twenty-fourth Street
T J Medill
Galesburg
W C. Maucker
Rock Island man accused of forgery and mayhem
William F Bomgartz, once a bartender at the Peter Schaum saloon, is under arrest in Rock Island on forgery charges with a possible mayhem count after he allegedly threw carbolic acid at his wife. He escaped custody earlier, was recaptured in Bettendorf, and returned to Rock Island.
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William F Bomgartz
Peter Schaum
Rock Island
Bomgartz
F Hildebrand
Peoria
Sterling
Bomegartz
Davenport
Bettendorf
Watertown Insane Hospital Praised as Model Institution
The Springfield report on the Western Hospital for the Insane at Watertown commends its sanitary condition ventilation water supply and fire protection. Superintendent Dr W E Taylor is lauded as overseeing a model administration and discipline.
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State Senate
Gardner
LaSalle County
Andrew Young
Chicago
Springfield
Western Hospital For
Watertown
Dinots
Reserved Seats and Extra Cloth for Meat Purchases
A Geneseo mother buys extra cloth to make pants for her son who wears out clothes quickly. The merchant questions the large amount, and she replies it is for extra meat as well.
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Geneseo
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Cure feverishness digestive discomfort teething disorders and bowel regulation with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children used at the Children’s Home in New York. Over 30 000 testimonials claim effectiveness. Sold by all druggists 25c Sample free Allen Olmsted address shown.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen
Olmsted
Os Roy
Vineet
Rock Island and Frisco railroads plan huge 1905 equipment orders
The Island Board notes Rock Island will add 4033 cars this year including 1000 box cars 600 furniture cars 500 coal cars and 1600 refrigerator cars plus 11 passenger cars and five postal cars. Rail upgrades involve 400 miles of ballast and 36000 tons of 85 pound steel rails to be laid mainly Chicago to Rock Island. Frisco claims 35293 cars total. Brisco approval pending.
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Rock Island Road
Rock Island
Frisco
Ois
Brisco
Chicago
Fred De Broke at a Swell Dance Fainting Tale
The Washington Star recounts Fred De Broke at a fashionable dance where the crowd causes discomfort and fainting. Amidst the throng he cannot smile or push through, yet a woman seems capable of enduring the pressure. The piece notes social bravado and awkward moments in a witty, period voice.
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Washington Star
Fred de Broke
Delegates Named for County Convention by Camp 38 MWA
The Woodman camps held a meeting naming delegates and alternates to the county convention in Rock Island in March. Delegates include Magnus Jansen W G Helder A V Esterdahl John Condo C V Swanson and many others. alternates listed as well. Several other camps in the area also announced their delegates and alternates.
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Fred Sundeen
Chas. Seaholm
Jacob Stofft
F. D. Maucker
3. A. Sward
Emil Brown
A. J. Liepold
John Kiel
F. A. Lindberg
Chas. Goodmanson
J. A. Anderson
Nels Eklund
W. J.~goodnow
FH Bastien
H. Minseo BE
Ener
Oatié Biarotaky
Gusergon
Jas
Saanty
Rock Island
O.wei Heckson
Clarence
Trevor
Fred See
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