Will S Hays Louisville-born song composer and editor
Will S Hays born in Louisville remains a prominent southern song writer and steamboat captain turned marine editor of the Louisville Courier Journal. He is known for songs including Moll y, Write Me a Letter From Home, O’Brien and Nora O’Neil.
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Wil Shakespeare Hays
Will S. Hays
Louisville
Mr. Hays
Molly
O'Brien
Nora O'Neil
Chiossippi
Ville Courier*Journal
Joint Meeting Sets Horse Show Plans at Silver Cross
A Friday night joint trustees meeting at Silver Cross hospital outlines committees for a June 18 horse show. The event invites entries from many classes including a freaks division, with Werden Buck chairing that section and invitations for members to join and appear in the program.
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Silver Cross Hospital
Werden Buck
Atkinson Harris
Lizzie Francis
Robert Keer
F. W. Forkes
Lockport
Ruben
Seaver
MB. War.Arman
Jonathan Mather
W. Mf. ‘Norton
E. L. Gurney
F. H. Luther
Wimnington
J. Mather
E. J Murphy
A. Harris
L. J. Frederick
Robert Alexander
Henry Leach
G. M. Campbell
C. H. Talcott
G. A. Buck
A. C. Johnston
H. T. Keltie
W. Stevens
P. G. Ruben
Charles Talcott
H. L. Cady
Charles H. Talcott
Mirs
Charles S. Seaver
A. C. Dillman
W. W. Stevens
Elen Witwer
Wm. Nevens
Robert Kerr
John T. Davis
K . Russell
J. F. Skeel
Jonathan Mathr
Atkinson Harrisrs
C. A
M. Lough
George H. Munroe
E. J. Murphy
Yard Snapp
Richard J. Barr
J. B.int
Sebastian Lagger
H. H. Stas
Thos, Kelly
Clem Witwer
Leon Nard
J. W. D'Arcyrd
Henry K
Geo. M
Talcott
John Lambert
Marsh
George A. Buck
A. C. Jon
Ble
Howard Keltie
Scrambled Names and a Patent Medicine Ad Pear in OCR Fragment
The fragment lists numerous ages and residents from Joliet Lockport and Chicago with scattered names. It shifts to an ad for SQUID CREAM BALM described as a new pre teximizer spray for dis branes selling a 75 cent tube and mailing options from Wanist's or Ely Brothers in Wartlet New York.
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Wanist's
Ely Brothers
Wartlet
New York
President Roosevelt Arrival Preparations in Joliet
Joliet marshals and weather forecasters finalize plans for the president's 2:30 pm arrival at the E J and E depot. A parade to Central School follows with strict crowd control and a line route through Clinton, Eastern, Jefferson, Herkimer, Cass, Scott, Webster, and back to Chicago Street. Officials urge clear rights of way, no streetcars on the route, and coordinated orders to ensure a punctual, safe visit and welcoming ceremonies for Roosevelt.
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Central School
Chicago
Bloomington
J. &E. Depot
Clinton Street
Astern Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Jefferson Street
Herkimer Street
Cass Street
Scott Street
Webster Street
Chicago Street
Chicago & Alton Depot
Washington
Weather Bureau
Joliet
Cox
Zion City
Lambert
General Committee
Fred C. Wilcox
Toosevelt
Union Club Reomue
United States
Herkimer
Cass
Scott
Cass Streets
Chicago, Lockport and Cemetery
Chi Cago Street
Chicago & ‘Alton
West Side
Brooklyn
Inqairy Park
Crosius
Col. Bennitt
Allen
Col. Lambert
Lincoln
Aurora
Felton
Alton Road
Roosevelt
Flood Devastation and Urban Crisis in Kansas City
Reports from Kansas City describe three days of disaster with 40,000 homeless and up to 200 dead as heat, hunger, and disease ravage the district. Refugees crowd halls and churches while relief is strained, with looting common and communications failing. Senator Beveridge is slated to join the president's party in Joliet, per a telegram to Congressman Snapp.
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Senator Beveridge
Scripps-McRae
Kansas City
J. W. Thomas
Kanas City
Hee
Leavenworth
Beveridge
Indiana
Snapp
North Platte
Neb
H. M. Snapp
Joliet
WM. Loer, Jr
Through trains to Atlantic City and Seashore Resorts via Niagara Falls
Advertises routes to Atlantic City Cape May and Seashore Resorts via Niagara Falls with Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Chicago New York connections. Describes terminals scenery and urges requests for full route information from Grand Trunk Railway Advertising Department Chicago.
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Niagara
Falls
Grand Trunk
Miss Ingersoll Married in Chicago Yesterday
Miss Gertrude Ingersoll and Aaron T. Pyfer were married yesterday in Chicago. The couple, long known in Joliet social circles, plan a brief wedding trip and will be at home at 308 Duncan Street after June 15.
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Gertrude Ingersoll
Spot Cash
Aaron T. Pyfer
Chicago Carnation Company
Chicago
Joliet
Mrs. Pyfer
Duncan Street
Wiener Sends Relief Check For Kansas Flood Sufferers
David Wiener mails a ten dollar check to The Republican to start a relief fund for Kansas flood victims. He notes prior suffering in Russia and urges local support until an official committee is formed. The letter was dated Joliet Illinois February 2, 1903.
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David Wiener
Kansas
Joliet
D. Wiener
Board Debates Heating at A. O. Marshall School
City school board again debated heating options for the new A. O. Marshall school. They postponed action over whether to install an automatic system at an estimated extra cost around 1000 dollars. Inspector doubts on practicality and past experiences cited.
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A. O. Marshall
Webster
Light votes polled show limited interest in Joliet election
About ten percent turnout across Joliet county with roughly 9 000 expected voters. In Kankakee and adjoining counties turnout remained low while Garnsey led in some precincts amid a small total vote. An advertisement for Mountain Tea appears at the end.
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Kankakee County
Kankakee
Judge Garnsey
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