Republican Day Round Up Speakers in Quincy
The article notes Webster Davis Edward J King and Edward Yates assigned to Quincy for Republican Day. Davis is from Missouri Yates from Pittsfield and King from the Fifteenth district. It argues listening to local neighbors over imported speakers. It also mentions European war tension and diplomatic notes.
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Middle West
Webster Davis
Edward J. King
Edward Yates
Quincy
Mr. Davis
Missouri
Mr. King
Yates
Pittsfield
The Human Factor in Illinois Reform Debates
A Chicago or Illinois statehouse discussion revisits an 1865 law allowing guards for state property. Rep Smejkal's repeal fails amid appeals to veteran watchmen and the human factor of politics. Walter Lippmann cited for contrasts with reform groups and Tammany's adaptability.
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Illinois
Springfield
Smejkal
Reichstag Debates Open Today in Berlin
Reichstag will reassemble in Berlin to open debate on the general situation. Despite talks between party and government after the chancellor's speech the chamber's stance on key laws remains unclear. Reported discussions focus on how committee results will be reported to the full house amid party caucus divisions.
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Berlin
London
Reichstag
Greatest Labor Law in the World: Tariff Shield for Workers
A Chicago Tribune piece argues the protective tariff is the greatest labor law, guarding wage earners with high pay. It contrasts Democratic tariff cuts, wartime protections, and future prospects, urging labor to back the party upholding tariff protection for workers.
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Chicago Tribune
America
Europe
Peter Ponders Puzzling Holes by Farmer Brown’s Pit
ANIMAL STORIES features Peter Rabbit curious about a mysterious pit in Farmer Brown's garden. Four new holes appear, baffling Peter as Old Mr. Toad vanishes, raising questions about who made them and why. Peter returns daily, torn between fear and fascination, before the tale shifts to Peter Has a New Surprise.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Farmer Brown
Mr. Toad
Ife
Swallow
In Our School Y Paul West Weekday Tales
An informal school diary covers headaches, budding romances, a local fisticuffs over church rivals, a dressroom warning, and playful mischief at recess. Notes mention Phil Wigglesworth and Lilac Grimes in love, a humorous fite between Ex Brigham and Willie Eustus, a Miss Palmer headache, and various schoolyard antics with Andy Anderson Clawd Smiley and Fatty Bellowes family chores.
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Iss Palmer
Phil Wigglesworth
Lilac Grimes
Phil
Andy Anderson
Boller
Lile
Andy
the Fellers
Gillel
Plessant
Brigham
Willie Eustus
Willie
Blinky Hammond
Miss Palmer
Anny
Noats & Gossup
Smiley
Libery
Illinois executed Jesuit mission numbers in 1701
On October 12 1701 an official statement from the Society of Jesus notes eleven priests and four brothers were engaged in missionary work among the Illinois and nearby tribes.
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Society of Jesus
Illinois
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad
Pine Tar Honey medicine promises soothing relief from cold symptoms. It claims to heal irritated membranes loosen phlegm and ease stuffed nose chest tightness and sore throat with a dose. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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