The Owl Critic Jests at Taxidermy in A Quiet Parlor
A youth criticizes a taxidermied owl for flawed posture and unnatural features. The barber defends the work and the owl finally drops a warning hoot, rebuking the critic as the live bird departs.
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
1
Weather report for Joliet June 3 1903
The Weather section notes a generally fair night and Thursday. The Joliet thermometer marks 85 degrees high and 62 degrees low in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Flood Relief Progress Amid Missouri Floods
Kansas City reports improvement as rain tapers, water shortages persist and relief efforts continue. A steamer rescued sixty seven people from near Milwaukee railroad bridge with most headed to Chicago and St. Joseph routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kas
Secripps-McRae
Randolph
Milwaukee Railroad
Here
Burlington
Chicago
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Fred Bruce Graduates From Cornell This Month
Ithaca June 3 Special to The Republican Cornell University will graduate a large class at the annual commencement. Among the graduates will be Louis Fred Bruce of the electrical engineering department. He is nephew of Ex Mayor and Mrs John R B Mount and lived in Joliet until entering Cornell. He completed Joliet High School in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Louis Fred Bruce
Bruce
John RB. Mount
Cornell
Joliet High School
Poison Plot Rumor Grew Over Queen Draga Attempt
Vienna June 3. A persistent rumor says an attempt was made to poison Queen Draga of Servia. She was forewarned by poisoned food. The king's chef was found dead next day with a bullet in his heart. officials report a suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Draga
Servia
Shooting at Jackson jail leaves no injuries reported
About fifty shots were fired at the Jackson jail last night but no one was hit. The disturbance follows an order affecting trials for Jett and a White, which was rescinded this morning and replaced with a new entry in Moran county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jett
Moran County
Antopere
Joliet Welcomes Roosevelt Party With Ideal Day
Joliet prepares for President Roosevelt with Col Lambert's private car Joliet and a party including officials and newspaper men depart for Aurora. A sunny perfect day and heavy crowds mark the reception with decorations, badges, and organized seating as Roosevelt's train nears the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lambert
Priest Sues Daily News for 10000 Over Conway Saloon Story
Father Aloysius Kollar of St Cyril and Methodius files a $10,000 defamation suit against The News Co. over an article claiming he was found in Conway's saloon on Collins Street. His attorney says the priest will remain in Joliet for a month and may base here and in Chicago next year while continuing ministry. Other court items include Charles Epps pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill and burglary and being sentenced to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Kollar
St. Cyril and Methodius
Landau Avenue
Ciré Wit
The
News Co
Daily News
C. BE. B. Cutler
Father
Conway
Collins Street
Kness
Mr. Cutler
Father Kollar
Irving Street
Chicago
Charles Epps
Emery
Can
Roosevelt arrives in Freeport after Dubuque visit
President Roosevelt arrives in Freeport from Dubuque where his train was guarded by veterans. He tours the Lincoln Douglas debate site and addresses the courthouse steps praising Lincoln and his supporters as among history’s most enduring orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Roosevelt
Dubuque
Lincoln
Douglas
Aurora Ready to Welcome President Roosevelt
Aurora June 3 President Roosevelt arrives to a town decorated as never before with flags from every hangable location and festoons of hunting gear, as the city prepares for a royal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Roosevelt
Annual Alumni Banquet Set For June 12
Joliet and township high school alumni announce their annual banquet on June 12 at the Masonic Temple. Harvey Whod will speak for the class of 1903 and Edwin Wilson for the association, with dancing by Eversell and his orchestra after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of the
Joliet
Township High Schools
Harvey Whod
East Side
Joliet High School
Edwin Wilson
Township High School
Joliet Boy Describes Roosevelt Visit to Cheyenne
Joliet native Martin O'Brien now with Cudahy Packing writes from Cheyenne detailing President Roosevelt's arrival. He notes Roosevelt rode in from Loramie City, was met at Fort Russell by cavalry, and rode through Cheyenne streets toward the capitol amid warm receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O’brien
Joliet
Cudahy Packing Company
Cheyenne
Roosevelt
Loramie City
Fort Russell
Cay
Chey
Capitol
Police Round Up Suspicious Strangers Ahead of Demonstration
Police detained four men named Charles Reed Lee Palmer Fred Rupp and Frank Randall as suspicious authorities kept extra patrols for the president tribute in the city. Tabert Williams was fined eight dollars fifty cents for drunken and disorderly conduct. Circus worker Tom Riley is released after arrangements with the mother of Maud Bernhard’s child to cover medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binzen
Charles Reed
Lee Palmer
Fred Rupp
Frank Randall
Tom Riley
Maud Bernhard
North Joilet Street
City Officials Invited to Silver Cross Horse Show
Ladies advisory board and Silver Cross hospital trustees met at the Audi torium block to discuss the upcoming horse show. A new committee including Col. Lambert, Charles H. Talcott and Geo M Campbell will handle box sales and invitations to Mayor Crosius and aldermen. Posters and circulars are ready for countywide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Advisory Board
Trustees of
Silver Cross Hospital
George M. Campbell
Col. Lambert
Charles H. Talcott
Geo. M. Campbell
Crosius
Ten Teams Play Whist At Union Club
Ten teams competed in whist at the Union Club on Monday night. The event was the final practice before the return contest with Streator scheduled for next Saturday. Scores show Averagés North and South 26 to East and West 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Streator
Baker Taken Back to Moultrie County
Sheriff John F Wright brought Ira C Baker also known as J C Boozer back to Moultrie county to answer a charge of wife abandonment. He was taken into custody by Sheriff Ray based on Moultrie county informants after being captured in Manhattan Monday evening. Baker reportedly left his wife and three children without informing them of his whereabouts or providing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wright
Moultrie County
Ira C. Baker
J. C. Boozer
Baker
Ray
Manhattan
Licensed to Wed Couples and a Joliet Excursion
A notice lists marriages for Walter H Ward 25 Opal Okla with Anna H McLean 23 Joliet and others: Frank Grein and Catherine Ruddy both Joliet. Floyd L Barbour 4 and Jennie B Wise 23 Rutland. Jefferson D Riley 32 Chicago with Ida Mae Allott 19 Wilmington. Frank A Welker 25 Chicago with Minnie Sullivan 25 Joliet. An excursion to Michigan City is planned Sunday June 7 departing Joliet at 8 40 a m and returning Michigan City 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
H. Ward
Opal
Okla
Anna H. McLean
Joliet
Frank Grein
Catherine Ruddy
Floyd L. Barbour
Jennie B. Wise
Rutland
Jefferson D. Riley
Chicago
Ida Mae Allott
Wilmington
Frank A. Welker
Minnie Sullivan
Michigan City
Edward C Barley Zarley Dies at 38 in Joliet Home
Edward C Zarley foreman of Joliet News dies at his Buell Avenue home from tuberculosis. Born 38 years ago, he was a longtime editor and newsroom foreman for The Joliet News and engaged in music as a violinist. Funeral planned for Friday morning with a labor hall meeting to arrange services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buell Avenue
Mr. Zarley
Edward C. Zarley
Calneh
Anna Zarley
Kate Zarley
Joliet
Frank
Thomas
Sadie Zarley
Calneh Zarley
Ed Zarley
Ed Conley
Coadh
Wilmington
Sorial
Zarley
Passenger train collision leaves man briefly stunned
Michael Bobac of 2% State Street narrowly escaped serious injury after a Chicago Rock Island train struck him at the Chicago and Alton crossing. He was knocked down and unconscious briefly but recovered quickly, amid crowd chatter about grade crossings and false reports of a fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bobac
State Street
Chicago & Alton
Bobac
Alton Pot
Old Country
Rock Island
Ared
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By James T. Fields
the Daily
the Herald
the Post
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Brown
John Burroughs
Scripps-McRae
Fred Bruce
Queen
Weatherman
Senator Hop
Kins
Joliet Party
Roose
Liet
Snapp
Hopkins
Wheeler
Pearing
William
T. Stone
Fur
Nished
Harry Milligan
P. J. Keenan
Pletely
Crolius
Fred C. Wilcox
C. S. Witwer
Felton
Alton
CL. Stevens
Republican and News
L. F. Beach
Party
Stone City
Munroe Brothers
Munroe
Central School
Executive Committee
Township
High
Eastern Avenue
Teddy
Juliet
Kolar
Sergt. Emery
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Jane Dixon
Thomas Delaney, Jr
John Delaney
James Ryan
Pres. Roosevelt
Alumni Association of
the Wilmington High School
West
Tabert Williams
Avife
Rowell and Wilcox
Alexander and
Sawyer
Lambert
iMav Moore
Sawyer Howard
Wallace Barber
Divell
Thompson
Peairs
Vance
Doolittle and Mack
Woodruff
Wolcott
Edward C. Barley Des
Buell Ave
Joliet News
Trades and Labor Hall
Zariey
H. A. Stillman
Michi City
C. Railroad
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