Lockport City Council Adopts Water Meter Plan
Regular council meeting with all members present approves bills around 1100 dollars, largest 400 for rubber hose. Water meter ordinance proposed requiring user installation with costs on a plan, rates start eight dollars yearly and tiered charges by monthly usage. Bids for State street excavation deferred. carnival funding proposal and bridge repair questions noted. Funeral announced for Lydia Bartlett at 3:30.
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Lockport
Alé@erman Eriz
Lemont Blues Dominate Santa Fe Park 12 to 2 in Baseball
Special to The Republican reports Lemont Blues pitcher Paul Grefe silenced Santa Fe Park bats allowing 12 runs on 2 errors. Grefé fanned 11 while his team’s offense capitalized with solid defense and decisive early leads.
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Lemont Blues
Santa Fe Park
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Plainfield Notes A Chicago Visitor And Local Arrivals
Plainfield reports H. H. Fink from Chicago visiting Monday. Mr and Mrs William Ahumbrae visit Chicago Heights to spend days with their son. Miss Alice Tobias hosted by Aurora relatives. Chas Rapp of Lisle visits Plainfield. Clarence Bryant of Fisher guests of Mr and Mrs Alder. Walter Crabbe now in Morrison house on Chicago Street. Merton Spangler takes a job with Mottingan Cameron at Joliet. Bird Salisbury employed at North Western Telephone Co.
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Thomas Wi. Heywood
New York
Mabel Heywood
Henry Kittering
Dakota
Lockport
Marie Antoinette
Sacred Heart School
Norton's
Opera House
Lockport High School
Northeast Illinois
Plainfield
Lilnois
Howard Myers
Frank Milne
Jay
Chautauqua Assembly
Sims’ Bron
Sims
Theutauqua Board of Directors
Guardian Angel Court
Woodmanal
H. H. Fink
Chicago
Wm. Ahumbrae
Chicago Heights
Alice Tobias
Aurora
Chas. Rapp
Lisle
Ill
Clarence Bryant
Fisher
Alder
Walter Crabbe
Morrison
Chicago Street
Merton Spangler
Mottingan & Cameron
Joliet
Bird Salisbury
The
North Western Telephone Co
Local Social Notes From Braidwood Area
The section reports visits and events in Braidwood and nearby towns. S. M. Savage of Chicago stayed with his brother W. J. Savage, and Mrs. wm Carlisle hosted a Union Cottage Prayer Meeting. Margaret Sherlock of Chicago visited Mrs. P. B. Vicars, while Mrs. J. Smolik’s funeral was held in Coal City. The Murphy Keenan Coal Co. held a picnic on the Island at Wilmington. Mrs. John Raisbeck called on Braceville friends, J Jeffrey of Wilmington visited Braidwood, and Mr. Richard McCambridge’s family visited Coal City.
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Braidwood
Simon Cinotto
Wilmington
S. M. Savage
Chicago
W. J. Savage
Union Cottage
Wm. Carlisle
Margaret Sherlock
P. B. Vicars
Church Street
J. Smolik
Coal City
National Bohemian Cemetery
Richard McCambridge
John and
Andrew
Robert Stewart
New Discovery Cited By Naples Man In Strong Endorsement
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine praises Dr King's New Discovery in a letter claiming it saved his life. He says the remedy has stood as a top throat and lung treatment for nearly forty years and considers it an unequaled preventive for pneumonia and healer of weak lungs. Sold under guarantee at J D Brown Co. Dance at Electric Park every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Naples
Maine
Dr. King
J. D. Brown & Co
Keynote Sounded Temporary Chairman Declares Tariff Revision
Chicago June 16 Senator Burrows Michigan temporary chairman at the Republican convention opened with an address tracing party and national progress. He praised the administration's public affairs, executive departments, pension bureau and army, and noted tariff revision as a keynote aim.
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Burrows
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Pension Bureau
Army
Republican Party
Readjustment of Tariff Planks and Labor Protection Promised
Congress moves toward tariff revision with House authorization to study and draft a new bill. Senate finance panel may seek executive department help to ensure equitable treatment for U S products abroad. Burrows touts emergency currency and a platform invoking Lincoln Grant McKinley and Roosevelt.
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Senate
Committee On Finance
United States
Republican Party
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Monetary Commission
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Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republan Party
Market Prices Reported From The Republican Daily
The June 16 market prices show bids for Yellow Corn No 3 at 0.0 to 0.0, Mixed Corn No 3 at 0.0, Yellow Corn No 4 at 6 57% and 6 4 0, Hay baled at 13 50, Hay loose at 13 50, Oat straw baled 6 00, Oat straw loose 6 00, Pure country lard at 6 20, Hog prices range from 4 50 to 7 12% for various categories, Cattle and Sheep quotes list fat steers 5 00 to 6 00, feeders 4 00 to 8 50, calves live 4 00 to 6 50, veal live 5 50 to 6 50, spring lamb 5 5%, live sheep 3% to 4%, with other market caveats and a 1:30 p.m. update from Cassidy Gray of Chicago Boards of Trade.
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Chicago Boards of Trade
Jefferson Street
W. A. Telegraph Co
Chicago
Joliet and nearby residents named in list
The record lists several individuals with ages and hometowns including Steve Hohos and Mari Schustre both of Joliet, Ferdinand A. McGowan of Manhattan, Elizabeth C. Lanigan of Wilton, Cameron of Morris, M Williams of Seneca, George Plese of Rockdale, and Mathilda Anna Podgorsek of Milwaukee.
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Joliet
Mari Schustre
Ferdinand A. McGowan
Manhattan
Elizabeth C. Lanigan
Wilton
S. Cameron
Morris
M Williams
Seneca, NL
George Plese
Rockdale
Mathilda Anna Podgorsek
Milwaukee
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