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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
1
An exhortation to overcome base desires and fears, tracing the climb to higher destinies. It urges trampling vices beneath our feet and notes progress comes from steady, nocturnal toil rather than sudden flight, lifting readers toward noble achievement.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a high around 85 and a low near 62 in Joliet. The past twenty four hours saw temperatures reach 85 degrees in Joliet and fall to 62 degrees.
Washington reports it is unlikely Russia will refuse to receive the petition from American Jews about their co religionists. The memorial from Roosevelt is expected to be accepted and returned with a formal note, seen as a diplomatic gesture and a possible aid to the president.
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 26 the 104 oarsmen from six American colleges prepare for the intercollegiate regatta. The weather is ideal with clear skies and little breeze as crews rally at dawn. Cognell opens as a 2 to 7 favorite, Cornell barred leaves Wisconsin vs field at even money, and contenders include Wisconsin Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse Georgetown and Columbia.
Hanna arrives in Washington and denies any link to Postmaster General Payne’s reported cabinet departure. He states Payne is not breaking down and has no intent to resign.
Richmond June 26 The street car strike situation is quiet today with militia deployed in the more dangerous parts of the city and troops patrolling key avenues.
Cincinnati June 26 The Cincinnati Abattoir company plant was partly destroyed by fire early today at a location in the city. Firefighters fought flames and the extent of the damage was not immediately released.
Kiel June 26 The second day of the regatta featured a duel between Kaiser and his brother Prince Henry as they steered their yachts. Admiral Cotton will host a dinner tonight with American guests including officers. the empress gave a tea for the Americans with Kaiser Prince Henry and Princess Henry present. The Kaiser won the race handily due to expert handling.
Wilmington, June 6. The city remained quiet but tense as fear spread after a riot in the negro district. William Cramer, a Black resident, died from his wounds received last night as several negroes were shot in various parts of the city during disturbances between whites and Blacks. The fighting among Black residents centered around the earlier clash featuring Cramer.
William Baer, linked to a fifteen thousand dollar Los Angeles hotel diamond robbery, was arrested in Chicago this morning. Authorities say he conspired with accomplices to rob hotels nationwide. two confederates were captured last week.
Sir Thomas Lipton was the guest of honor at the White House today in an informal affair. The president and Lipton spoke briefly before luncheon, and Lipton invited Roosevelt to view yacht races from his Erin deck, an invitation Roosevelt accepted.
Senorita Clemena Lopez sister of Filipino leader Sixto Lopez was robbed aboard a Lake Shore Pullman sleeper car last night losing gems and money in a seaside setting described by reporters.
City Attorney James A McKeown accuses Mayor Crasius of aiding illegal dramshop licensing by accepting a thousand dollar bribe and tying the hands of city officials. He condemns the act as perfidy and urges proper state remedies while defending the need to uphold city law and remove corrupt influence.
Warden Murphy of Joliet penitentiary declined the offer to become warden of the United States prison at Atlanta Georgia. He said he was offered the position but preferred to remain with his lifelong friends in Illinois. He cited age and ties to his community as reasons for staying.
Salooner Frank Kerserle operating near the wire mill gate without tegatticense admitted selling liquor in retail quantities in Nichols court. A 2 pm hearing was set for next Wednesday with bonds totaling 200 dollars furnished by William Conlon, liquor merchant at Chicago and Jefferson. Corn beef price listed from Olson's Market on Cass street.
Lemont June 26 Special to The Republican Louis Pincouski 12 year old son of John Pincouski was found dead on the river bank north of the village at 2 PM. The body was nude and he likely drowned during a swim after suffering cramps but reached the bank where he died. He was a local newsboy.
Belgrade reports indicate peaceful progress under the new king with plans for amnesty to an unnamed group including the late king and queen. The dispatch notes calm conditions across the capital and mentions commodity prices such as corn at 4 cents per pound.
St Peter's Lutheran school held its annual picnic at Shooting Park with several hundred parish members enjoying ideal weather. Attendees stayed all day and joined in sports repeatedly as prizes were awarded for bowlers and other events.
Mr and Mrs James Grady face a theft at their Dunning Street home. Thieves stole nearly all wedding presents, solid silverware, and much of Mr Grady's wardrobe, leaving only gas jets and light globes. Mrs Laing, mother of the bride, learned of the loss. the Grady family had received many fine gifts at last year’s wedding.
Miss Katherine G Gifford daughter of ex County Treasurer W W Gifford and Whitney C Miller of Morris were married yesterday at 3 pm at the bride’s home 123 Union street. The simple ceremony had no attendants with close friends present. The couple will be at home in Morris Illinois after July 1. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Chauncey A Miller Mrs S M Whitney Mr and Mrs Chas Gifford and Miss Eva Reilly.
A local advertisement notes butter priced at 8e per pound by the jar at Pinneo's, highlighting a bargain on a country June product.
A large first communion class at St John’s German Catholic Church will be celebrated Sunday morning with mass at o clock. Prof Rolf directs an elite musical program and Father Poycarp gives the sermon. The class includes many boys and girls with names listed. a go cart sale and a butter promotion at Pinseo’s accompany the notice.
Circuit Court hears Christina Miner request for divorce from Charles Miner after 24 years of marriage and six living of nine children. Cruelty and threats to kill cited. A temporary injunction orders the husband to stay away from 810 Liberty Street during the proceedings.
Miss Donahue of Joliet receives the valedictory honor at Visitation Academy’s commencement. She spoke of a new career ahead and urged moral training and self control, urging classmates to give their best to the world as they enter new life paths.
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