Magnificent Rail Services Include Palace Cars and Fast Express
Daily luxury train routes connect Chicago with Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs while premier line services run between Chicago, Omaha, and Council Bluffs. The Short Line links Cincinnati to St Paul with connections to major cities. Palace sleeping cars and dining cars headline the famed itineraries with routes to Sault Lake City Portland Los Angeles San Francisco and more. Tickets maps folders available from United States or Canada coupon offices or General Manager E St John and G T Pass.
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la Salsa
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Knoxville
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Bloodthirsty Burke in Winnipeg Grand Jury Probe
The arrest of Martin Burke in Winnipeg is central to grand jury proceedings. Evidence teases Burke as deeply involved with Cronin’s case and the Clan na Gael network. Jurors review Western Union telegrams and Sullivan links while awaiting official indictments.
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Sullivan
Western Union
Alexander Sullivan
Coughlin
Cronin
Be Is Anrous for a Habeas Corpus Mystery Strangers
Burke was arraigned before a police magistrate in Winnipeg on June 19 and remanded for ten days at the request of Chief McRae. Telegrams from Chicago authorities claim papers and photographs link him to the mysterious "Williams" case. Burke will seek habeas corpus, but his lawyer calls it useless. Two suspicious strangers in court tried to speak to him, while the crowd kept them away.
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Carcano
Martin Burke
Winnipeg
Hubbard
Burke
North Side
le Caron
England
Er Iive Coughlin
Icemar Sullivan
Philbin
Erie and
Bedy
City Sewer Department
Martinson
Messnger
Chicago
Springfield
Washington City
Ottawa
Winnipre
Mao
McRae
Lebreso
Venxt
Archer Rosbell
de Hior
Ohio
Denounced by President Smith at Patriotic Sons of America meet
The Patriotic Sons of America held a national convention in Hinsdale with about 150 delegates. President George P. Smith of Chicago denounced foreigners and foreign emblems, warning of riots and murders linked to immigrant groups and calling for loyalty to American government.
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the Sons of America
Hindon Crry
National Convention of the Patriotic Sons of America
Hibs’ Ball
George P. Smith
Chicago
Free America
Tree Bill Found Against the Latest Dream Suspect
Investigation notes from CAG in June discuss a new suspect in the Dr case. Page text shows references to a tree bill and the ongoing inquiry with limited readable details on the suspect’s identity or actions.
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Imberest Yeaterday
Sullivan charges and Times bias in Truth essay
London reports Labouchere in Truth accuses The Times of undermining Sullivan by prejudicial action. He links Sullivan to advising Egan on information about Parnell forgeries and choosing Father Dorney to transport documents. Labouchere calls funds misused claims false and suggests motives tied to forcing financial records from the Irish league.
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Labouchere
Alexander Sullivan
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Times
Chicago
Sullivan
Patrick Egan
England
Father Dorney
American League
Irish League
Chicago Methods Not in Vogue
Police keep strict guard over Burke with only his counsel allowed to see him. He was photographed yesterday despite his indignation.
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Chicago
Winnipgeq
Man
Burke
Time extended for veterans reentry into civil service
President issues order lengthening the period for veterans dismissed from federal service to reenter without a civil service examination from one year to four years. The change alters the eligibility window and applies to those released under existing rules.
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Washington City
Much Trouble Over a Little Oil
Hautyax June 10 The schooner Warrior from Boston seized by customs for carrying a barrel of oil not on the manifest. A $400 penalty may be imposed or the vessel and oil may be confiscated. The Treaty Was a Fake New York June 18 Berlin telegram says the recently published Samoa treaty was a fiction of the correspondent.
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Berlin
Bismarck
The Census Office Clerkships Controversy
Superintendent Porter of the census bureau opposed extending civil service to census clerkships. He argued the change would lower efficiency and require personal persuasion to hire candidates, as many would not endure examinations. Porter visited President Harrison to present his case.
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Harrison
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Law
Bogus Veterans Claim Stirs Washington Post Action
Phil Sheridan Command calls out alleged impostors in government service tied to asterisked rosters. Postmaster General Wanamaker orders all veterans or eligible relatives to file statements of service within ten days for accurate roster markings.
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Phil Sheridan
Wanamaker
Wanamaker remarks on Pennsylvania prohibition vote defeat
Postmaster General Wanamaker commented on Tuesday’s prohibition amendment defeat in Pennsylvania. He said he anticipated the result but was surprised by the vote’s magnitude, noting the large margin against the amendment.
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St. Washinerton City
Pennsylvania
Wanamaker
Gen Fairchild Accepts Cherokee Commission Post
Gen LaFau Fairchild of Wisconsin has advised the president he will accept the vacant Cherokee commission seat. He will join the other members in Washington City in a few days for meetings.
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Fairchild
Washinorox City
Lus Fairchild
Wisconsin
The Constellation All Right After Sailors Report
A garbled notice from Washincrow City reports the Constellation's crew assessing minor issues after a dispatch near Cape Henry. The ship remains docked at the navy yard with no serious damage observed.
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Washincrow City
Saear
Cape Henry
Cetoia
Navy Yard
Appointed Postoffice Inspectors Named
Wasuioton Crry June 20 Llwellyn Jordan of Middlesippi Charles R Clarke of Rev York and W J Vickery of Indiana were yesterday appointed postoffice inspectors.
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Wasuioton Crry
Llewellyn Jordan
Middlesippi
Charles R. Clarke
Rev
Carbom Clift Notes And Local Goings On
Local brief covers new ventures in Rock Island Perry Beckwith model lunch counter Keefer Pro items about Mr Milo Ley buying Keefer pro James Turner’s move to Canada. Reports on church dedications at Carlon Cliff Barstow and Temperance lecture by Rev S L Guthrie praising prohibition and criticizing saloons. The 19 month old son of David Karr dies at Scaratowne. funeral in Barston Cliff with Rev McCord and temperance talk. Carton Cliff June 2 1689.
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James Turner
Canada
Perry Beckwith
Rock Island
Carlon Cliff
Mise Egan
Chicago
Echoo
Barstow
Head
David Karr
Scaratowne
Peregoy
McCord
Moline
5. L. Guthrie
Yates City
Guthrie
Carton Clif
Rural District News and Farm Notes
Report from Rural District No 1 includes a teacher’s early closure on June 21, horse distemper losses, and local farm chatter. Charlie Sayre sells hay equipment, Rueh Wright and others herd calves with a chemical from March Co, crops show promise with berries cherries and peaches likely abundant, Supervisor Wilson’s casing duties disputed, Henry Simmons’s books attended, a muddy but safe calf wrestling scene, a buggy runaway incident injuring no one.
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L. Metzer
Charlie Sayre
Rueh Wright
March & Co
Monroe, Wis
Rural
Johno Wilson
Henry Simmons
Jack
Rush Wright
Crawford
Rufal
Cable Cauldron of Activity and Odd Tales
The Swedona area buzzes with changes as G W Huller relocates from Rock and J Anderberg renovates John McEibney’s old stand. Cable shows tall winter wheat and a bustling mining town scene with a baseball result New Windsor 8 Cable 10. A curiosity shop run by Donk features self made clocks with dual faces and complex mechanisms. Local blacksmith Mongerson is an old timer, while J Ickes the Swedona bee man endures a tough day with twelve swarms and a protective bee cup incident that ends with minor stings and a wary reporter.
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Rock [Stadd
Swedona
J. Anderberg
Jobn McEibéey
Cable
New Windsor
New Windsors
Mongerson
Swedhigery
Ercer County
J. Ickes
Celia
Mr. Ickes
Barstow Church Dedication Amid Weather Delays
Barstow crowd gathered for Sunday dedication of a new church led by Presiding Elder Head with the text John XIV 12. The service faced rain, attendance lower than expected. Funds raised $235.75 paid church debt, leaving $40. A telegram from Mrs. J B Harmon said she arrived safely in Texas. J W Turner departed for Omaha. Rev L Guthrie of Abingdon preached last night. parishioners praised the sermon. Barstow June 20.
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Texas
J. W. Turner
Omaha
L Guthrie
Abingdon
Barstow
Property transfers listed in recorder's office entry book
A sequence of land transfers names Mary Ann Metzgar Carrie Ajlingham James Hodges Jerry Darrah George H Symer Herman Huyett Gust Carlsen Jacob Stewart Thomas Kwong Martha Jones Theodore Filund Bengt Erickson Neils Carlson JC Hesdo W Wadsworth Richard Bosolu Laura Wilson Peter Anderson Ellen Gingles John Pitts EC Alexander Patayes Matt Simonsen Belle Altig Ruth Hugers E B Cropper Walt Walker Heynolds and others in Moline Milan and Br Davenport areas with various lot and block descriptions and sale values totaling 450 150 120 215 dollars.
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Carrie Ajlingham
Sly Lot & Block
Port Byron
James L
Harry Hodges
Jerry
Darrah
Stephenson
David Sears
Julius
Ra Dain
Oseasor
Geoge H Symer
Thomas Evans
George McKinley
Outlet
Woods
Moline
Martha A Jones
Theodore G Ffilund
McCain
Bengt Erickson
Neils J Carlson
Old Town
JC H Hesdo & W
Wadsworth
William Bosuld
Hichard T Bosolu
Sely
VRE
Cece
Laura E Wilson
Peter L Anderson
Briggs’. Place
Alvah Coffman
Ellen Gingles
John B Pitts
EC Alexander
Bravenport
Dickson
Lydia F Woeelock
Matt Simonsen
Belle Altig
Lot
Ruth E Hugers
Walt & Walker
Heynolds
W & Cosne
Wely Young's
Milan
Trade offer for a fireproof safe prompts inquiry
If you have anything to trade for a new fire proof safe, inquire at this office.
Market Quotation Snapshot and Presidential Reception Incident
Chicago commodity prices shown for Wheat Corn Oats and Pork with bid offers and closing figures. Washington report describes a Patriotic Sons of America delegation at the president's reception where a member tried to pin a badge on the president and was politely refused.
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Patriotic Sons of America
The Cure of Scrofula with Cuticura Remedies
Testimonies from Archer Rosbell and Mrs A Mcclaflin claim salt rheum and scrofula were cured after eight years of illness using Cuticura Remedies. They report extensive skin and scalp involvement and prior doctor visits with no relief before the treatment.
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E. Ariste
How to Cure Kin Pages and 100 Testine Ppials
A prepared chemical guide from an American corporation describes remedies for skin ailments including itching and rashes. It promises resolvent and treatment pages with illustrations and test results for various conditions.
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A and Chemical Corporation
New York State Bulletin Announces Summer Goods Line
A broad catalog lists ladies corsets, latines, muslin undergarments, Jersey ribbed vests, and men and children's summer wear. The notice highlights new lines in hats, millinery, parasols, perfumes, towels, and fabrics with price ranges and claims of low trade pricing. It promotes a large selection of millinery, lace, embroideries, and fabrics with savings emphasized on curtain shades and related items.
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