Sullivan Wins in Illinois Senate Race Narrowed by Returns
Springfield reports Sullivan and Sherman heading to November as Illinois totals place Sullivan with a projected state plurality around 80,000 and a Cook County lead near 60,000. Returns show Sullivan sweeping Cook County wards while Sherman leads Mason statewide with scattered results across counties. Women's turnout was small, though Democratic women showed stronger participation than Progressive and Republican peers.
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Roger
Sullivan
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Cook County
Lawrence B. Stringer
Sherman
William H. Mason
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Stringer
Vieters
Crawford County
McHenry County
Livingston County
Winnebago County
Montgomery County
Kankakee County
Sullivan Rochelle
Wd- Gar County
Madison County
la Salle County
Lake County
Stephenson County
White County
McLean County
Clinton County
Champaign County
Sangamon
Sangamon County
Fulton County
Lee County
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de Kalb
Peoria
Evanston
Athenee
Tyne
Members of Congress by Party Affiliation List
A compiled roster lists Democratic Republican and Progressive members of Congress. Names include Quinlan O Leary Prendergast McDermott Sabath Buchanan Gallagher Nelson Watera Logan Weaks Goodwin Tavenner Alten Stone Fitzhenry O Halr Whitaker Rainey Graham Blatz Foster Fowlar Hill Madden Mann Wilson Cox Juul Williams Britten Foss Shepherd Fuller McKennie Abbey King Seller Sterling Cannon McKinley Du Bole Wheeler Rodenberg Bundy Williams Denison and more.
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P O’leary
E. Prendergast
J. T. McDermott J. Sabath
Mes McAndrewa
Rank Buchanan
J. Gallagher
Scat F. Nelson
F. Watera
A. Logan
V. B. Weaks
M. Goodwin
de H. Tavenner
P. Alten
W. Stone
Fitzhenry
T. O’halr
Republican
M. B. Madden
James R. Mann
W. W. Wilson
W. Wilcox
A. d. Harrie
F. E. Coyne
Niela Juul
E. J. Williams
Fred A. Britten
G. E. Foss
F. W. Sheperd
Charles E. Fuller
John ©. McKennie
Abbey
J. King
G. A. Seller
John A. Sterling
Joseph G. Cannon
Wm. B. McKinley
Jarvis F. du Bole
Loren N. Wheeler
Wm. R. Rodenberg
John J. Bundy
Thomas
Williama
E. Denison
State Happenings Highlights Across Illinois Localities
Fann Marshall Hurley, a 62 year old farmer, found dead in a Wilson hotel room in Farmer City. Fire destroys wood works plants of F B Leonard and Leonard & Leonard, 100 feet of a Burlington bridge incline burned. A mother in Rock Island petitions for adoption to change her children's surname. Springfield announces teacher physical exams before hiring. Lion H Williamson, 64, retired stock and commission man of Pana, dies. A murder charge in Fairfield after Ethel Chaney is stabbed amid a Holy Roller disruption. Vandalia bank merger creates Farmers & Merchants bank of Vandalia with deposits over 500000. Duquoin women organize district rural mail carriers auxiliary. Springfield hosts Burlington Way Good Roads event. Beards Town hosts September 28 meeting with A E Nessin. Joliet & Eastern Traction incorporation announced. Raisuli the Moorish brigand dies, Roosevelt demanded Persdicaris alive or Raisuli dead. Alfred Rusener dies in Englewood gas asphyxiation after threatening family with knife. Warsaw to dedicate Fort Edwards monument in centennial celebration. Illinois provides 2500 toward monument.
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Leonard & Leonard
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Pana
Williamson
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Fairfield
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Chaney
Holy Roller
Vandalia
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Commercial Bank of Vandalia
Farmers & Merchants’ Bank of Vandalia
Chester
J. A. Richardson
Duquain
J. A. Whittaker
Pinckneyville
Harry Woods
Joliet & Eastern Traction Company
Chicago
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Will Ceaubiies
Joliet
New Lennox
Frankfort
Matteson
Chicago Heights
Edmund J. Clausen
Irving J. Solomon
David F. Rosenthal
Lee S. Nosetchek
Jacob Schwartz
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Raisuli
Tangier
Perdicaris
Theodore Roosevelt
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Five Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham Remedy in Letters
Readers share unsolicited letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from pain and fear of operation. Each account claims recovery, improved health, and new vigor after using the remedy, with signatures and addresses.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hopvapon
Tydia E. Pinkham
Duartorra
N. C
Rosa Sirs
Winona St. Charlotte
N. Y
Hanover
Apa Wit
Stock St. Hanover
Deva' Inn
Cimyerano, Ohto
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Cleveland
Lydia E.pinkham
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A brief, humorous snippet about a show titled Tired Business Men noting it has no plot beyond its color scheme. References to men painting the town red and women’s appearances imply a light, satirical tone about entertainers and fashionable society.
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