Memorial rites honor General Logan in Washington
Mrs E E Smith led arrangements for a memorial tribute to Illinois-born General John A Logan. Mrs Logan attended alongside an immense crowd. Major Wham II presided and spoke on Logans life. wreaths from President Roosevelt and the Illinois Republican Association adorned the tomb in Arlington.
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John A. . Logan
Washington
E. E. Smith
Washington Post
Logan
Joseph W. Wham
Simon
Wolf
Shiloh
Wham
Grant
Roosevelt
State of
Illinois
Illinois Republican Association
Washington, D. C
Legion of Loyal Women
Electa-E-Smith
M_ EL Jenkins
Mars—Brads
Ilinois Association
Blecta
Es __ Smith
E. Jenkins
Philosophical Snippets on Work, Soil, and Leaders
A collage of ideas explores honesty in selling life insurance, the hope of youth with simple loves, and wiser views on farming soils. It quotes Professor M S Shaler on soil loss, fiber of civilization, and the need to balance erosion, plus Felix Adler on the true role of labor leaders as mediators and moral educators.
CLOUD IN THE BALKANS Recall of Minister from Constantinople
A government dispatch states the Balkan crisis may trigger the recall of the minister stationed in Constantinople if demands are not met by June 12. Ministers and diplomats monitor negotiations amid growing tension and potential policy shifts.
Servia to recall minister over Alenstirein incident
Special to the Gazette-Servia reports that Belgrade demands full satisfaction from Turkey for a violation of the Servian consulate at Alenstirein. If unsatisfied by June 12, Turkey will recall its minister from Constantinople and tensions in the Balkans may rise with possible trouble ahead.
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Constantinople
Servia
Turkey
Alenstirein
Donia
Dennis Goodbread Sprains Ankle After Fall in Alley
Dennis Goodbread fell on a sidewalk between First and Second avenues this morning and severely sprained his right ankle. A physician said ligaments were torn loose and recovery will take some time.
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Dennis
Dennis _Goodbread
Pleasant Dancing Party at I O O F Hall
A pleasant dancing party was held last evening in the I O O F hall. About twenty five couples were present and tripped the fantastic until a late hour. Music for the party was furnished by Newman Slires orchestra from Dixon, secured by Dixon people interested in the party.
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I. O
Newman ‘ Sliire
Dixon
Boys Meeting at Y M C A Resumes Sunday Afternoon
The boys' meeting at the YMCA will resume Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. A W McCune will conduct the meeting and share something of interest. Mrs. A W Murphy is visiting in Chicago.
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A. W. McCune
Chicago
Rats Eat Carnations at Halsted and Gray Drug Store
A peculiar incident at Halsted and Gray drug store reports rats invading the cellar and consuming four dozen carnations placed in the window. The loss angered the owners who vow to retaliate if possible.
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Halsted & Gray’s
Halsted & Gray‘s
Messrs
Halsted
Gray
New Billiard Hall Planned in Frank Building Basement
F T Brown of Henry Illinois has leased the basement rooms of the Frank building and plans to open a billiard hall within about two weeks Samuel Frank the building owner has begun painting and preparing the space for Brown to occupy It is expected Brown will seek a license at the upcoming council meeting next Monday in May
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F. T. Brown
Henry, Ill
Frank
Samuel Frank
Brown
Council
Rock Falls schools observe annual picnic day
Today is set aside as the annual picnic day for Rock Falls schools. Regular lessons were dismissed in the afternoon and pupils dispersed to Dixon via trolley, to the river in boats, to Heys beach on hayracks, and to Stone's grove for recreations.
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Rock Falls
Dixon
Heys Beach
Stone's Grove
Odd Fellows Memorial Services Set For June 11 Speaker Rev W A Green
The Star lodge of Odd Fellows begins plans for their annual memorial exercises for deceased members on Sunday June 1 Rev W A Green chosen as speaker The location and dress for the procession are undecided with fuller announcements to follow
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W.a.green
Star Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. A.green
McGrath Family Visits from Rockford to Rock Falls Area
Mrs. John McGrath returned home from Rockford after several days away. She was joined by her daughter in law Mrs. Thomas McGrath of Kewanee who will stay for several days. Also visiting are Mrs. Captain Barr and son Charles of Clinton Iowa, visiting Rock Falls and Sterling relatives this week. Mrs. Barr is daughter of Timothy Burdick and well known locally.
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Josephine
Stolba
Raymond Opera Company
New York
Baltimore
Rock Falls
Bush Temple
Mary Teach
Jennie Teach
Lyndon
John McGrath
Rockford
Thomas McGrath
Kewanee
Captain Barr
Charles
Clinton-Iowa
Sterling
From Mill Town to Politics: The Fall of Mr William Orr
A rural tale traces a man named Bill once mocked for mischief rising to alderman status then jailed for stealing the city blind. Neighbors who once cheered him fade to distrust as gossip and fate seal his downfall.
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Bill
Wiliam Orr
The Singing School Falls Out Of National Use
The article reflects on the singing school once vital in rural communities, noting its decline as modern inventions like phonographs enable individuals to sing at home. It contrasts past gatherings in schoolhouses with the shift toward individual entertainment and the end of a shared rural tradition.
Clerk Purloined Dollars Then Sent To Congress
A clerk tapped a till and stole a dollar bill, and after the incident he was jailed. He was subsequently sent to Congress for further action.
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Congress
Fishes Grow After Death Says Local Quip
A humorous claim circulates about fishes growing after death with a light backcountry exchange. The exchange notes they appear longer by the time townsfolk return and tell tales, reflecting rural talk on natural oddities.
Advantaged house moved after flood to a better lot
A house built on sandy ground was damaged by rising waters. The owners relocated the structure to a higher and safer lot after the flood.
Gauging His Price in a Widow's Hopeful Tale
A widow contemplates marriage to a man as a means to secure her small pension of six dollars a month. The dialogue hinges on her reluctance to marry despite valuing him highly.
One Thing Lacking inInheritance Tale
A fragment hints at a plot where a character inherits beauty from her mother and wit from her father. She must now prove her worth to attract her uncles fortune and secure a future, amid family schemes and social expectations.
What the Spaniards Read
The article notes progress in Spain with a vibrant press scene. Madrid hosts daily papers such as the Epoch and Herald, a religious daily Future Century, and the Liberal in five cities. It also mentions cartoon weeklies, fashion journals, musical and theatrical reviews, and numerous magazines published nationwide.
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Spain
United States
Madrid
Epoch
The
Herald
Impartial
Mail
Future Century
Nadff
Germany
England
Kingdom
New German Death Detection Method Reported
A German report describes a breakthrough for confirming actual death by injecting fluorescein. The dye remains visible if life has ceased and fades if circulation continues, signaling death through a visible change in the subject’s system.
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Germany
Germans boast of Japanese methods while fearing Russia
The passage notes German pride in Japanese tactics and campaign methods but emphasizes one uncopied fear they still have of Russia. It underscores the contrast between borrowed wartime strategies and persistent anxiety about the Soviet threat.
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Germany
Russia
Guessed the Price and Borrowed Move For Mother-in-Law Gift
A man searches for a present for his mother-in-law and borrows an item to complete the idea. The fragment hints at a price guess and a borrowing action connected to a family gift.
No-Excuse Poem Fragment on Bachelor Life
A brief fragment in verse laments bachelors who lose hair and pleasure, noting they cannot share concerns with a wife to ease their burdens. The tone is ironic and observational, reflecting social humor of intimate companionship.
Unclear Attacks on Court Costs and Debts in County Court
Fragmentary quotation blurs claims that counts and barons flood courts and jail, urging that they pay prosecution costs in pawn until a heiress arises to wipe out debts and fines. The text reflects a dismissive impeachment of noble privilege.
Perseverance Through Unseen Plans and Right Purposes
A concise reflection urging steadfastness when plans fail. It emphasizes maintaining correct aims as the true measure of progress and resilience, encouraging continued effort despite setbacks.
Cullom Seeks Rail Rate Reform During Chicago Visit
Senator Cullom discussed railroad rate reform and the federal commerce commission's powers. He favors a government role to investigate complaints and, if needed, fix reasonable rates. He plans to split time between Highland Park and Springfield this summer and will resume meetings when back in Chicago.
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Cullom
PSE Commerce Com
Miould le Civernt
Highland Park
Springfeld
Chicago strike cuts Cook County property tax values
June 2 Chicago reports a large drop in Cook county personal property tax valuations for the year. A W Miller, president of the board of assessors, says many firms report reduced stock due to the strike. Shipments go directly from mills, stores sell out, and valuations appear lower as business activity falters.
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Chiégo
Cook County
A. W. Miller
Board of Assessors
Chicago
Loyal Legion Adjourns After Constitutional Amendment Vote
Milwaukee reports the Loyal Legion adopts no vote on proposed constitutional amendment. Sixteen commanders oppose while four support the measure. The congress closes with adjournment, marking the end of its quadrennial session.
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Milwaukee
Joe
ONG
Unitel
Roosevelt to Begin Southern Tour This Autumn
President Roosevelt plans a trip through the South this autumn with preparations underway for an extraordinary congressional session. The plan follows statements about timing and upcoming moves after the current term.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Liisa Ynceniets
Congress
Steel firm plans $10 million plant by Detroit river
Detroit reports United States Steel Corporation is buying options on property for a new steel plant on the Canadian shore of the Detroit River just below Sandwich Ontario. The project is valued at around ten million dollars and is said to be based on unimpeachable authority.
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Detroit
The
Free Press
United States Steel Corporation
Canadiah
Detroit River
Sandwich
Ont
Government May deficit and year-to-date shortfall
May 1905 total receipts reached 13 758 933 dollars while expenditures totaled 16 719 055 dollars creating a May deficit of 2 060 122 dollars. The eleven month deficit in the current fiscal year stands at 3 619 680 dollars.
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Washington
Three Arkansas Legislators Arrested on Indictment Warrants
Three more members of the Arkansas legislature were arrested in Little Rock on warrants issued after indictments returned by the Pulaski county grand jury.
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Little Rock, K
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Charges of Bribery Hit Labor Leaders in Strike Plot
Chicago June 2. Charges of bribery were brought before the grand jury against an official of the Employers' Teaming Co and Albert Young and President Shea of the twisters union. They alleged a $10,000 offer to induce a strike by Sears Lift Co and others, which was refused and never called. Shea testified about the bribe and refused to name participants or meeting place, while Young declined to explain his reasons and appeared before Judge Bates.
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Chicago
Employers’ Teaming Company
Shea
Twisters’ Union
Albert Young
Pine
Young-amd
Sears, Lift, & Co
Bap & Co
Young
Bates
Suite
Fake
Young defies questions on land jury and self incrimination
In Denver on June 2 the land jury session continued with Young insisting his replies might incriminate him. The judge pressed for answers, Young was compelled to respond, and the jury room debate followed. Hyde sues a man for libel over a portrait in a dead cheaters directory.
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Young
Wwen
remMsay
Hyde
Denver
George J. Kindel
Berm
Henry I. Ayre
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Indel
Market quotations show mixed grains and livestock prices
Chicago Board of Trade quotes wheat and corn bids with July and September figures, oats, soybeans, and pork futures. Live stock receipts in Buffalo and Chicago edges include hog prices and cattle, sheep, and lamb ranges with concrete bids and market steadiness or slight declines.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Sa — Ag
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