Bailey and Tillman Clash Over Rate Bill in Senate
In Washington on May 17 Bailey and Tillman publicly attacked a Chicago Tribune article linking Bailey to the rate bill impasse. Bailey denounced the reporter as a liar and called the author a liar, while Tillman dismissed the charge and defended the press as a muck rake. Eight distinct allegations were cited in the special.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Tillman
Texas
Chicago Tribune
Willman
Chandler
Lars
White House
Cuckoos of the Waite House and Illinois Primary Bill
Bailey denounces press correspondents from New York and Chicago as cuckoos while demanding record accuracy and alleging White House involvement. Ex Senator Chandler recounts talks with the president about misrepresented negotiations. In Springfield, Illinois, May 17, the conference committee primary bill narrowly passed the house, with 77 affirmative votes after intense maneuvering and a late-night recess for Senate discussion.
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Bailey
Tillmot
Bailey Gain
New York Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Washingon
Whites House
Chandler
Tillman
Foraker
Knot
Spooner
White House
Milnois
Springfield
Conference Committee
Eylash
House
Senate
Father Devoted To Duty Faces Shortage Charge
Alfred L. Hindenach, treasurer, is accused of a shortage totaling 608.23 across 1901 1902 accounts. He and bondsmen meet with ex-judge Beat Winsor to demand repayment. John Hindenach, his father, arranged to cover most of the deficit while others supply the remainder. The elder Hindenach, an aged blacksmith, reportedly risked self-punishment to avoid prosecution.
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Marshall
Alfred L. Hindenach
Paw Paw
Winsor
Mumaw
Mumaw* Ane
Hum
John Hindenach
Hintenach
Hindenach
Springfield License Battle Sparks City Vote
Springfield voters approved a $1,000 license aid measure by a 9 to 0 margin amid claims Alderman Frank H. Bede faced threats from George Reischy of Reise Bros. Brewers who allegedly promised harm to Bede’s business if he opposed the ordinance.
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Springfield
Frank H. Bede
George Reischy
Reise Bros
Bale
Lis
T Bede
Reisch
Wisconsin Insurance Probe Ties Campaign Cash to Equitable Case
Milwaukee watchers report a heated legislative inquiry into the Equitable Life Assurance Society case and a proposed $2,000 campaign contribution. Insurance Commissioner Host testified that a slip from Houser urged a favorable decision, while Houser denied any campaign linkage. Luscombe, a lobbyist, claimed he urged Host to reconsider, prompting defense by Houser who acknowledged the friendship but denied fund mentions.
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Mibwaukee
Host
Wisconsin Department of Insurance
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Wisconsin
Equitabelite Assurance Society
United States
Walter L. Heuser
Insurance Commissioner’s Office
Hostatt
Houser
Wen
Equitable Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society Wold
Aampaign
Luscombea
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Luscombe
Insurance
Honser
Babcock
William Heffrick joins poorhouse after years of decline
Indianapolis May 17 William Heffrick pioneer Madison county landowner once the largest in the state has entered the friendly shelter of the poorhouse. Once wealthy he believed the Bible was made mysterious and labored to revive it losing his farms and wealth. His sons offered care but he declined saying it would im pose an imposition on the county.
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Indianapolis
William Heffrick
Madison County
Larest
Ferrick
Royal Oak
Mich
George Kaiser
Grand Trunk
Here
Pontincs
Ended His Own Wild Career in Georgia Shooting Rampage
James H Clark a telegraph operator from Champbles near Atlanta went on a murderous spree in May killing one, wounding several, and setting a house ablaze. After firing at Purcells and others, he killed Noah Cheek and wounded Nesh, then wounded W J Coker before, surrounded near Cheklee, he shot himself, ending the rampage.
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Opemblee
Atlanta
James H. Glark
Champbles
Clark
Baldwin
B.S. T Purcell
Purcell
Ritehon
FE. S. Purcell
W. J. Purcell
W. J. Mask
Milload
Dunwoody
Noah & Cheek
Fred
Cheek
Nesh
W. J. Coker
Ance
Cheioblee
Train Engine Killed In Buffalo Wreck
May 7 Buffalo reports a Wabash train derailment on New York Central tracks in the city limits. Engineer Howe was killed and fireman Hertel injured. passenger O Daniel and porter Sanders among others hurt. The incident followed a switch failure with several cars wrecked and crews responding to the scene.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
City
Times Howe
John Hertel
Philip O'Daniel
Thomas
I. Sanders
Porter
Chicago
Swans
Mine Engineers Strike at Virden Coal Mine
Mine No 2 at Virden is shut down after the miners' union ordered engineers out citing unpaid wages. Springfield reports the strike affecting operations and worker protests.
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Springfield
Virden
Devil Wagon Killap Babe Cadiline May 17
A tragic accident in Cadiline Michigan as a one year old child was struck and killed by a car driven by the child’s father. The incident involves Donald McMullen and the Freem en Mot family. Further details and official statements are pending investigation.
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Cadiline
Mich
Donald McMullen
Freeman Mot
Car Apportionment Rails Against Coal Stock Case
Philadelphia May 17 Revelations in an Interstate Commerce Commission probe into railroad car discrimination reveal stock gifts to officials. George W Creighton admitted coal stock holdings. Jamison Coal and Coke president said stock was given to secure favorable treatment. Cassatt testified Pennsylvania Railroad scarce on cars and bought 500 from Keystone Coal and Coke. Clark, Altoona distributor, described $50 monthly checks from Captain Alfred Hicks, mine operator, and gifts over years.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
George W. Creighton
Pennsylvania Roadroad Company
Robert K. Cassatt
President Cassatt
Dennsylvania Railroad
Eastern
Keystone Coat and Coke Company
Jonni M. Jamison
Greensburg
Jamison Coal and Coke Compour
Creighton Heid Coal Co
Creighton
Jamison
Pennsylvania Railroat
Tie
Robert Titeniin
Cassatt
Stack
Clark
R. K. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pressed Steel Car Company
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
George W. Clark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Alfred Hicks
Aind
Jamison Goal Company
West Penn Glaiston
Ginegan
Hicks
Glasgow
Captain Hicks
Hepburn Exploits Navy Critique Highlighted by Sigsbee Tale
Washington May 17 A Hepburn reply recounts Rear Admiral Sigsbee’s action in forcing the Maine into a New York wharf to save a passing excursion steamer and avoid a collision. Roberts of Massachusetts cites Maine accident details and Navy accountability amid a naval appreciation bill debate.
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Washington
Representative Hepburn
Town
Navy
Sigsvee
Capart
Ruti
Maine
New Yorkty
House
Roberts
Massachusetts
East River
New York Aide
Sigsbos
Theodore Roosevelt
Sigebee
Hepburn
Cadiz
Will Tones
Cadiz Junction
Jones War
British Christians Targeted by Parliament Debate
In the house of commons John Brownlee Lonsconne urges measures to curb Christing Scientists from practicing healing, citing public risk. Gladstone signals likely updates to medical practice law after the trial of Dr. Adcock, a Christian Science practitioner, for manslaughter in Mayor Whyte’s death. Denver reports incomplete city election results showing mixed gains for city ownership and party tickets. Berlin notes the Cape polleia capturing Morenga and his warriors in British territory, with captives sent to Upington.
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Loitan
Amy
House of Commons
John Brownlee Lonsconne
Mitcie Armagh
Tyland
Gladstone
Adcock
John Nicholas Whyte
Bia
Triaia
Saudstone
Berlin
Cape Town
Capa Pollea
Morenga
Africa
Uppington
Cape Colony
Foley and Go Honey and Tar throat remedy alert
Foley & Co, Gutbago originated Honey and Tar as a throat aid and lung remedy. Due to its great merit, many imitations appear. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes. Ub is mild laxative and contains no antates, safest for children and delicate persons. Sold by Wangler Bros and G W Bitner Co.
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Foley & Go
Gutbago
Foley
Wangler Bros
G. W. Bitner Co
Rock Island Excursion Rates for Multiple 1906 Tours
Rock Island Lines advertise reduced fares for many 1906 excursions. From Iowa points one fare plus $2.00 round trip to Des Moines Presbyterian General Assembly and to St Paul for the Biennial Women's Clubs meeting, with various sale dates in May and June. Additional events include Iowa State Firemen, N E A in San Francisco, National Baptist in Los Angeles, and Iowa Grand Army Encampment. Also notes Spirit Lake resort expansion and new hotel, plus certificate plan and 30 day limited tickets.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Des Moines
General Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Paul
Minn
Iowa State Fireman’s Association
Gibton
Iowa
San Francisco
Tech
Los Angeles
California
Boore
Rocksland Lines
Bond
United Norweggan Lutheran Ghureh of America
Rock Islandines
Split Lake
Orleans Station
Spirit Lake
Spirit
Okoho! Lakes
Jnc
G. Farmer
Cedar Rapidg
Grand Lodge
Dee Methes
Rocky Island Wnes
Tawa
Illinois Central West Bound Train Schedule Summary
The document lists daily rail schedules for Illinois Central West Bound traffic including trains between Omaha Fort Dodge Dubuque and Waterloo with specific times. Northbound routes connect Chicago St Paul Albert Lea and Albert Lea to Waterloo and Dubuque with several express and manifest services. Some trains run daily except Sundays, with sleepers and arrivals to Chicago noted.
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Omaha
Stony City
Ft. Dodge
Sioux City
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
aAlbert Lea Pass
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Albert Lea Way
St. Paul Manifest
St. Paul and Chicago Limited
Albert Lea and
St. Paul Expresso
Chicago
Onerin
Right Road Railway Schedules for Chicago Area Lines
Rail timetable listing east and west bound services including No. 202 Chicago and St. Louis Limited and No. 18 Twin City Limited with stops at key points, daily departures, and freight options. Highlights include No. 46 Chicago Darling ton passenger on Sundays, No. 72 Way Freight, and No. 11 Way Freight with varying schedules and service notes.
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Wvedar Rapids
Chicago
Omahbe
St. Louis
Dexter
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peorle
Fort Worth
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolia
Chicago and
St. Louie
Chicago and Darlington
St. Louis Mall
Mx Breas
Twin City Limited
Twin City
Mzprees
Bly
Rockford
Birdy
Sun- Gry Nee c Eed
Eesnseeeercoree Lnopme
BiPaul Express
Sant Aide
Ont
Bilpaul Express
Oelwein
Jeant Aide
Way Weat
Wateriee
Cedar Fails & Worthers
Bae
A. My A.M
Tyee Catereae
Denver
Waverly
Sis
Bremer
Jis Sassipolt
Tis
Train connections at Denver Junction and Waverly
No. 51 connects at Denver Junction with C. G. W. No. 6 for all points near Omaha. No. 55 connects at Waverly with GC. G. W. No. 9 for west to Ft Dodge. No. 52 connects at Waverly for points west on the C. G. W. Ry. No. 54 at Denver Jct with C. G. W. No. 4 from points west Nos.5 at Waverly for Flame Feet om see and W. ta Ford.
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Denver
Omaha
Waverly
GC. G. W
Polite
Ft Dodge
W. Ta Ford
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John Hickey
Oklahoma
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Roth and
Hemphill
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Haskell
New York
Charlie Mandel
Norfolk Street
Hamilton
Otto Eppier
Bertha Garson
Presbyteriana
Nes Moines
General Assembly
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J. A. Moffat
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Andrew Carnegie
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Exeter
London
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William Fox
Len Monroe
Fox
Monroe
Walter Fadley
Honee
Elisa Hotel
One Chicago Commercial Association
Tattersall’s
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Wausatt
H. H. Menson
State Central Committee
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Chris
Howard
Interstate Commerce Board
Squire
Squire Thomas McGreevy
Rock Island
MO. G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
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Daily Reporter
Illinois Central
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
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