Ans All Star Cast Closes I Haze of Glory Memory
The recall of performances lingers as the All Star cast closes its show. In grateful tones, attendees toast the era and anticipate boards next year.
02 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
1
The recall of performances lingers as the All Star cast closes its show. In grateful tones, attendees toast the era and anticipate boards next year.
The Sixth Annual Elks charity minstrel wowed crowds with fresh material and high talent. Mayor Cronin and Chief McMasters stood out in performance while the ensemble delivered a near professional level show that drew enthusiastic applause and a flood of flowers.
In Chicago December 2 twenty Russian and Ukrainian immigrant girls raise funds in Judge Bethea's federal court to aid Christian Rudovitz in his extradition fight. Olga Horovitch leads with a small sum saying it will help keep him from torture. Advisers call the money unnecessary now but allow future contributions if needed. The courtroom fills with revolutionists and sympathizers hoping to assist Rudovitz and his associate Martin Juraus who refused to reveal fellow revolutionists.
In a burning maple stump on Henry Wolford's property in LaPorte a mass of cooked human bones was discovered. Wolford and farm hand John Kowenski were coon hunting on November 22 Kowenski is missing and Wolford allegedly claimed Kowenski got lost in the woods his wife questions the remark.
The annual communication of Mat teson lodge No. 175 A F A M elected officers for the coming Masonic year. Elected were W M Lawrence Dobson 8 W Eugene Eddy Woods J W William Hall Plumb treasurer Gordon Hayward Sawyer secretary John Barnard Fithian chaplain William Everett Hartman 8 D Abraham Van Benthuysen J D Ralph Carl Ettlinger 5 8 Daniel Howe Belden d S George Michael Scholl marshal John Butler ryler Theron Julius Converse organist installation date not set.
Fire crews responded to a blaze in a pile of shingles in the basement of Maurice Schlensky's produce store at the corner of Washington and Joliet streets. A pail of water stopped the fire with no damage reported.
Hereford division attracted people from across the nation yesterday as competitors pulled down $1,000 in prize monies. The event drew crowds to the big show in the county.
Will County farmer Thomas Clark of Beecher was elected to the Exposition association board of directors at the annual stockholders meeting. Other named directors include W. E. Skinner Denver F W Harding Wis C F Curtis Ames Edward Morris Chicago John Clay Chicago Mortimer Levering Cincinnati W A Harris Lawrence Kas. The exposition draws thousands of visitors nationwide as show statistics reveal large cash prizes and entries across seven cattle classes and other divisions.
The Haywood family robbery and assault case remains unsolved. Police face a lack of witnesses and masked suspects who left no identifying details.
Clarence E. Snively of Canton, Illinois, a member of the Illinois and Michigan Canal, comes to Springfield to take charge of advancing a waterway measure. The action signals formal discussion and committee consideration in the capital.
Clarence E Snively arrives in Springfield to draft a comprehensive waterway bill for the legislature next January. The six week task includes consultations with Governor Deneen and other project supporters. The civic federation committee of the American Prison association plans reforms to indeterminate sentences and parole supervision, proposing ten parole officers and a continuous court style board. The meeting location is set for Springfield or Chicago.
Will County farmers dominate the Corn Exposition in Springfield with top prizes across yellow and white corn classes. Lockport and Joliet exhibitors win multiple firsts led by Will Green and Russell Webb with substantial cash and special awards. Ralph Green and Bessie Webb bring additional blue ribbons, while William Green places in pure breeds with Golden Eagle. Let Will County strive again next year.
The Press Association held a Funfest gathering in Metropolis last evening with a representative press group invited as a guest. The event showcased media community ties and included officials from local press bodies.
Andrew Mack headlined a Chicago frolic for Northern Illinois Press Association members from within a forty mile radius of Chicago. A. Munroe hosted at Economy Light & Power. Milward Adams arranged the Auditorium theater party. about 150 reporters attended with Joliet sending 30. Guests enjoyed a King's Restaurant banquet and a courtesy theater showing of Sergeant Devil McCare.
John McCarthy, 65, gate-tender at the Jefferson Street tower, was beaten and left for dead by two robbers. He was found at daybreak prostrate with frostbite on face and hands, removed to St. Joseph's Hospital, and described the assailants to police. The attack followed a request for a coal pail as he left the tower.
The Woman's Aid society of First Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlor Friday at 3 o clock to make arrangements for the supper. All members are urged to attend.
The Visitation and Aid society holds a meeting Friday at 2 o'clock in the K rooms. All members are urged to be present.
The funeral for the late Préd J will be held from the home at 600 Scott Street on Friday morning. A solemn high mass will be held at St Mary’s Church at 6 o'clock.
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