Furnishings Tonight at Bargain Prices
Full dress shields in black satin quilted offered at $1 $1.50 and $2. New line of evening ties led by white silk Ascots priced $1 and $1.50.
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
1
Women Label League proposed by Joliet clerks
National organizer M. B. Emanuel promoted a Woman's Label league to back union goods in Joliet. The plan envisions women steering demand for label products, with no boycott. Local meeting in Trades and Labor hall drew about 42 clerks as talks urged branch organization by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Label League
Joliet
M. B. Emanuel
Woman's Label League
Label League
Emanuel
Cause
Detroit
Trades and Labor Hall
M. EB. McCloskey
Mr. Emanuel
Union Club Thanksgiving Ball At Magonic Temple
The Union club held a grand Thanksgiving ball for sixty couples of Joliet's elite last night in the Magonic temple rooms. Music by Fitzgerald of Chicago and catering by Mrs Backus of Joliet. The event concluded about 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Magonic Temple
Joliet
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Backus
Gates Wins Appointment Over Guardian Trust Company Fight
The Gates interests won a long contest over the Guardian Trust Company of Kansas City. Judge Amos Thayer in St Louis appointed a receiver to wind up the affairs after Gate backed by Lambert and other financiers challenged Arthur E Stillwell's expansion of the charter. The decision could end the company’s operations depending on stockholder action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates
Arthur E. Stillwell
Guardian Trust Company of
Kansas City
John Lambert
Gates
Stillwell
Guardian Company
Amos Thayer
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Universalist Ladies Bazaar Set for Next Tuesday Evening
The Universalist ladies plan a church bazar at St. John's auditorium with an elocution feature by Miss Lish of the Chicago Columbian school. Donations should be at the church by Tuesday, and the bazar display will be in the church parlors with a Temple orchestra accompanying a program including vocal solos and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Miss Lish
Columbian School of Oratory
Chicago
Temple Orchestra
Florence Hill
Harry L. Thompson
Mps
E. P Martin
Harry_L. Thompson
Two Vog a arrests and city revenue report
Police court briefs show city revenue for November totaling 117.55 as reported by Police Magistrate Weber to City Treasurer Clare. John McCullum, in town three weeks, has been arrested twice for drunkenness and vagrancy. after a brief jail-like work assignment he walked off and faces further penalties or removal from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Clare
John McCullum
McCullom
Joliet
Tom McCullom
Plays and Players at Joliet Theater Next Week
Cole and Johnson star in A Trip to Coontown at Joliet theater next Monday December 3. The company of fifty plus artists delivers opera comedy burlesque and vaudeville with lavish costumes and scenery. McFadden's Row of Flats adds humor and vivid climaxes at the Joliet theater next Saturday December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole and Johnson
Coontown
Joliet Theater
Annual election at Bartleston post GAR Wayne
Annual election Tuesday evening December 4 to be held at Bartleson post. Lee C Shumaker commander and William Corrie adjutant urge attendance for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartleson Post
G.A.R
Lee C. Shumaker
Thanksgiving Week Study Clubs Report Busy Yet Smooth
Thanksgiving week saw minimal disruption to study clubs as The Fifteen club skipped only one meeting. The Woman's Study club explored Emerson with Fate and Power in the Conduct of Life, led by Mrs Woolley and Mrs Paton, and plans a Mill on the Floss review for December 3. The Art Study club examined Mongolia in ancient history and compared Mongolian epics with Longfellow and the Book of Psalms. The Tuesday club completed Henry VI from act 4 onward, noting Jack Cade and the St Albans battle. The Vaughan Reading Circle studied Napoleon era France, David the painter, and Wordsworth. Jane Brown led Richard III in the Shakespeare club focusing on act 2 and Edward II’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteen
Woman's Study Club
Emerson
Woolley
Frank Woodruff
John M. Paton
George Eliot
Mongolia
Anna Stinson
Jack Cade
St. Albans
Cade
Vaughan
Marquette Hall
Napoleon
David
Wordsworth
Jane Brown
Richard HI
Shakespeare Club
Edward II
Clarence
A Successful Optician G A Brock At Fair and Square
G A Brock manager of Fair and Square jewelry store is also known as an optician. He has studied optical work for years and has helped many with eye, head, and nerve aches by fitting glasses that relieve symptoms. He offers free examinations and modest glasses fees. People with nervous eye or head issues are invited to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Brock
Fair and Square
Mr. Brock
Glenwood Tennis Club Hosts Charity Event Tonight
Glenwood Tennis Club members invite the west side to a 8 o clock charity concert at the Talcott home 617 Western avenue. Admission is a garment for a child under 12 or its value and donations are urged if unable to attend. Last Christmas the club provided candy fruit dolls and clothing to fifty children and aims to top prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Tennis Club
Ta Lcott
Western Avenue
C. H. Talcott
Castle Hall
Lydia Kirk
Carrie
Marion Pease
Anna Plant
Nellie
Bessie Raynor
Myra Mather
Helen Robertson
Ethel Talcott
Kuebel Davison
Alice Miller
Anna Luther
Cornelia Cowan
Lynda Piepenbrink
Morris boy Phillips crowned corn king risks and riches
A tale from 1900 details George H. Phillips of Morris winning at the corn corner and earning about 200 000 with sudden fame. It notes eager admirers including a Will County widow who writes seeking marriage, claiming to offer advice and friendship to the now wealthy youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Phillips
Board of Trade
Phillips
Will County
Peotone
Ill
Maude Dempsey
Joliet Men East Visit Washington Prison Reform Delegation
Washington telegrams report Joliet officials including Murphy Chapman Purdon Drew Conaway and Ryan visiting the capital. The Illinois prison reform commission met at Raleigh to plan personal visits to Pennsylvania and New York prisons and briefed President McKinley and Representative Joseph G Cannon. A side note observes a married man learns responsibility after a long night with a crying baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant T. Chapman
Murphy
Joliet Penitentiary
Messrs
Purdon
Drew
Conway
Ryan
Illinois Prison Reform Commission
Raleigh
Pennsylvania
New York
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Counterfeit Silver-Plated Pennies Circulate on Street Cars
A Joliet counterfeit scheme plated pennies to pass as dimes on street cars. Conductor reports multiple raised pennies accepted in one afternoon along the Lockport line. Bank checks and strict auditing are in place, urging cautious fare inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
van Buren
Ottawa
Lockport Way
A GOOD OFFICIAL LEAVES OFFICE FOR REAL ESTATE WORK
Charles A. Noble ends a four year term as recorder of deeds to return to real estate work. He leaves the office in good order as his successor Geist prepares to take over Monday in the Barber building with records up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Noble
Recorder of Deeds
Noble
Recorder's Office
Mr. Noble
Mr. Geist
Barber Building
Local Notices of Names and Ages in Regional Listings
A fragmented tally lists several individuals with ages and hometowns including Joliet Manhattan Green Castle Pa Stark Wyoming J. Wheatland Eagle Lake and others. The text ends with an unclear phrase about eye vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Pentz
Green Castle
Elizabeth M. Wyss
Joliet
Fred
Barler
Stark
Margaret Jackson
Wyoming
David Fry
Helene Smit
Wheatland
John Sendholtz
Emma Wilkening
Eagle Lake
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the Universalist Ladies
Frank Crittenden
WM. Corrie
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Henry VI
Vaughn Reading
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Somerset
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Fairard Square
McKinley
Washington
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Elizabeth Smith
Syren J. T. Erickson
Alice Sampson
Manhattan
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East Side Grocer
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