Governor Yates Urges Illinois Aid for Boer Camps
Governor Richard Yates issues a proclamation urging Illinois citizens to donate money meds food and clothing for noncombatant Boer women and children in South African concentration camps. A committee including Edward F Dunne Carter Harrison and Peter Van Vlissingen will collect funds at the Corn Exchange Bank Chicago and a Boer Rescue League meeting is planned in Chicago with W Bourke Cochran as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Ilinois
South Afritcan
United States
Paul Kruger
Reconcentrada
Toer
Boer Rescue League
Chicago
W. Bourke Cochran
South Africa
Richard Yates
Illinois
Edward F. Dunne
Carter
H. Harrison
Peter van Vlissingen
Corn Exchange” Bank of Chicago
Dunne
Harrison and
van ‘Vlissingen
Chhildren
British Isles
Mainteaace Aupon
Mistress Nell to Play Joliet Theatre Monday
The Joliet theater schedules the New York sensation Mistress Nell for Monday evening December 3 with no price advance, future engagement by Frank Keenan as Hon John Grigsby and a strong program including Quo Vadis and Man's Enemy varying in dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Joliet Theater
New York
Sheridan
Mistress Nell
New York City
Frank Keenan
John Grigsby
Chas. Klein
Boston
F. C. Whitney
Edwin ‘Knowles
Metropolitan Press
Whitney & Knowles
Broadway
England
London
Complete Tre Awards Final Report For Donated Items
A list of articles donated to the married ladies table shows donors and winners. Items include a fancy-tidy, parlor rug, pillow shams, sofa pieces, table covers, coal, tea set, oak rocker, red spread, and other household goods with donor and winner details and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hat Vision
4. Kelly
John Anderson
Park Avenue
J. B. Corcoran
Frank Gibbons
Herkimer Street
Foley
Thomas Donlon
Francis Street
Bren ‘Long
M. W. Carbery
Jackson Street
Martin Gallagher
Wm Cummings
Sefapillow
Severence
G. R. Spears
Brown Avenue
P. Barrett
Geo Short
Collins -Street
Oak Rocker
Andrew Vanosky
Osgood Street
T. Mahar
John Shea
Clay Street
Seta Pillow
J. St ‘Arlson
J. Connors
Girard
F. Noel
James ‘Trainor
Eastern
Negro Labor Recognized After AFL Convention Seating
At Scranton Pennsylvania the American Federation of Labor opens with 285 delegates from over 1.5 million workers. A seating fight over United Mine Workers was settled by appointing a separate negro central union in Richmond and seating the Richmond delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
St. Thomas College Hall
United Mine Workers
Central Labor Union
Richmond
Hody
Central Union
United Mine Workers ,of America
C.L. Shamp
Chicago
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Mitchell
Committee On
William E. Seal
Central Labor Union of
Colored Tobacco Workers’ Union
Seal
American Federation
Negro Central Union
The
American
State Federations of Labor
San Francisco
Amalgamated Association of
International Association of Machinists
Wim
Neckwear styles from Wolf the Hatter
The shop highlights their finest neckwear with a note to view before purchasing. Describes variety in weave and shape and invites customers to see the range offered by Wolf the Hatter.
Youthful Walk Inspires All Ages in Bright Step
A playful call to embrace joy and style crosses age limits as fashion and confidence meet. The line suggests bold footwear by O Sullivan and a bright, rubberized sheen for modern wear.
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Dinet’s
Joliet
Cores Joliet
Price
Dawson
R. R. Yards
Clinton ‘Street
N. Bluff Street
C. Crolius & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Allen
North
Chicago Street
Jour, Ill
Northwestern Telephone
Chicago Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
Livers
Hiinsis
London News
Revon Centrade
Wolf
Madison Mercine Co
Wolf, the
Hatter
Ster Street
P. Becker
John “Waldvoge
Franklin Street
W.t.conklin
H. H. Calkins
Collins
Pateh
Noo
M. O'Brien
Scott Street
Will Gleason
Jobai- Mahar
Franklin Treet
President Mitchell
C. I
Amalgamated
Geo. Mahoney
Michael McDonald
N. Herkimer Street
J. F. Gleason
M. J. Kane
Fackson Street
P. Butler
Mark Butler
Webster Street
Hall Mirror
John L. Sullivan
Croughwill
Teresa Dillon
M. Colbert
Benton Street
Goldring
P. V. Scully
Ivy Gottschall
Collins Street
Jerry Mahoney
Lord
Dockstader
Mae McCoy
Father McNamee
Ed. Haywood
Willie Haywood
N. Joliet Street
J. L. Sullivan
F. Mahoney
P. Lowery
C. Wheeler
R. T. Kelly
Charles Bannon
Sam Gatons
Edna Boles
Owen Clark
John Carlin
Marion Street
Halkyard
C. D. Baker
Division Street
Knapp
Frank Serota
J. Bease
Anna F. Dugan
North Scott Street
Wm. Dunne
M. E F. McCoy
J. J. McDonald
R. Baskerville
Oneida Street
Father Finn
E. Callagham
P. Kinnie
LeSage
Catharine Wallace
Washington Street
Ed—Carey
A. W. Heald
Cass Street
Haverstuhl
Walter Sullivan
State Street
Alice Cox
Hailstones
Meeker’ Avenue
B. Hennings
J. Relvois
Jackson
B. R. Pierce
Belle Pierce
Owens
G. L. Johnson
Ed. Bray—Seld
Jardiniere
R. Roach
Couch
G. L. Vance
Joe Clennon
Nooka
Wm. McDermott
Helen McCowliff
Goldberg & Rubens Coal Co
Marquette Coal
Ferns
J. Labo
Stewart
Providence
Waterman
Fairand
T. Free
O'Sullivan
Brit the Lamp
Welsbach
van Buren
Lantry & Seal
Jefferson Street