Dramshop licenses top city agenda as bids soar past ninety seven
The council approves license fees for the year amid a surge of ninety seven applications with projections of reaching one hundred. Petitions opposing saloon operations in the Third Ward are deferred to the license committee. Parades and bridges receive related actions, and new saloonkeepers are listed with their business locations and bonds.
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Committee On License
Third Ward
Moran and
Broadway
Hickory Streets
Committee On
August Zobel
Hickory Street
Chicago and
Economy Light and Power Company
Susteric
St. Joseph's Church
Riverview Park
Ald. Harney
Ald. Hawk
Edward Baker
Robert Walsh
James Smith
Jefferson Street
E. T. Rockey
Anton Golobitsch
Indiana Street
Chicago Street
Woodmen Win in Wild Standard Park Baseball Exposition
Elks defeated in a chaotic 13 to 7 contest at Standard Park as Woodmen triumph in a riotous exhibition. Costumed players, a brass band, and wild crowd scenes accompanied a game filled with torn uniforms, improvised equipment, and offbeat antics amid summer heat and intermittent rain.
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Elks
Standard Park
Runaway Bottling Wagon Stuns Jefferson Street Crowd
Scheidt's Bottling wagon sparked excitement on Jefferson Street when the team bolted east in front of Joe Brauns. A rear wheel broke near the St Nicholas hotel, spilling beer and bottles across the road. The axle bent, stock damaged, money loss expected, but the rig halted before the M C tracks. Also tonight at the ball park seventy five comedy scenes and Cinderella amid the Passion Play. last show tomorrow night.
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Scheidt
Jefferson Street
Joe Braun
St. Nicholas Hotel
M. C
Ball Park
At the Ball Park Shows Cinderella Moving Pictures
A large crowd attended the ball park last evening to see moving pictures. The program featured Cinderella and included war scenes and a comic episode about an umpire accused of cheating. The run closes Sunday night, June 30.
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Aurora Rooters
Harry Miller
Mrs Zarley Hosts Camping Club Farewell for Son
Mrs J C Zarley entertained last evening at her home 309 Mississippi avenue in honor of her son William Zarley who departs Sunday to join a government surveying crew in Oklahoma. The Camping club and friends enjoyed Cinch, Miss Glennie Haggart won the ladies prize and Jno Barnes the gentleman’s prize. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Mississippi Avenue
William Zarley
Oklahoma
Camping Club
Zerley
Cinch
Glennie Haggart
Tady
Jno. Barnes
Styles and Colors Advertise Air-Cell Shirts
An ad touts a wide range of colorfully combined shirts at The Air-Cell. The copy promises styles to suit every taste and highlights the “coolest shirt” claim as a selling point.
Farm for Sale Near Manhattan Iowa Will County
160 acre farm two miles southeast of Manhattan with good and fair improvements rents for 4.00 per acre. A permanent investment right at home buy this farm one of the best in Will county.
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Nent
Will County
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