Adjourned Lockport Council Hears License and Bridge Plans
An adjourned Lockport council meeting discussed licenses for residents including Schoop Forfoloe Passavento Costa Dollinger and others. Bids were not opened for resurfacing State Street and road work near 11th to 16th Streets. The Streets and Alleys Committee and highway commissioners were tasked with bridge repair on 16th Street and locating the bridge within city limits. A lawn party for Miss Christine Adams occurred south of Lockport with a notable guest list. plans for Fourth of July events and streetcar safety measures were noted.
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Joliet
16Th Street
Committee On Streets
le Bridge
Chicago & Street Car Company
Fe Lockport
H Street
City of Art
Neit
Lemont Social Roundup Sees Local and Visiting Residents
Lemont residents Otto Chotenhauer and sister Lulu of Edison Ill hosted visitors from town. Fred Houston of Chicago visited Walter H. Tedens, while Roy New Mexico residents Wm Brown and Pat Daily came to Lemont to stay. Edward Swan of Chicago visited his father Thomas Swan. Frances Boe of Lockport and Bertha Schultz of Downers Grove stayed with Marty Bee. Alfred Koske sprained his right wrist falling from a cherry tree. Otto Lindenane, Frank Lindenane’s brother, left for Germany for an indefinite stay. Mrs. R Reis and son Samuel visited Elgin Ill, while John Starsback and son Cyril of Chicago spent the week in town. Ella Stewart and Tom spent a day in Chicago visiting. Mrs. Morgan, Emil Helrich and others were in Chicago Monday visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Brown
Pat Daily
Roy
New Mexico
Lemont
Edward Swan
Chicago
Thomas Swan
Alfred Koske
Otto Lindenane
Frank Lindenane
Germany
R. Reis
Samuel
Elgin
Til
John Starsback
Cyril
Hytte
Ella Stewart
Tom
Mrs. Morgan
Emil Helrich
Hinze
Merchants
Paul
Ciith
Cubs
Springfield
Beecher
Peotone Grays
Grays
Hunte's Grove
Indiana ‘Street
Beecher Cornet Band
Herman Henken
Cary Station
Henken
Gould Street
Wm. Webbling
Beecher Eagles
Kankakee
Christ Bockelman
Louis Stade
Dietrich Wiechen
Fred Denecke
Nettie Werner
DeKalb Norman
Anna Rasher
Chicago Heights
John Williamson
Arthur Struver
William Stites
Central America
S. A. Stites
Porto Rico
Fred Batterman
Herman Bredemetier
H. F. Thielman
Walter
Henry Hack
Peotone
Lucy Milow
Melrose Park
Ida Stade
Wm, Struve
Emma
D. J. Steevens
Steger
Arthur Ehrhardt
Irene
Arthur
Baby
Valparaiso
Ind
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Suburban Athletic Club of
Stade
Ruwaldt
Plainfield Notes Of Social And Funeral Movements
Special to The Republican reports Mrs. J. C. Owens and Kenneth and Jay Owens leaving New York for a summer with relatives in Hotchkiss Colorado to visit Uncle and Aunt Chas Pike. Mrs. John Day returns to Iowa to visit grandchildren. Brooks of Chicago visits family in Plainfield. Dance invitation at the Bronk home. Everton family hosting guests from Ohio. Funeral of Mrs. Jacob Risch held at M E Church with large attendance. Eastern Star and interment in Plainfield Cemetery.
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Ublican
J. C. Owens
Kenneth
Jay
Fe. N. Y
Rela
John
Maud van Dyke
Yesay
Hotchkiss
Colorado
Aisit
Chas
Pike
John Day
Eternity
Iowa
Brooks
Chicago
Inday
W. Brooks
Dillman
John W. Bronk
Everton
D. Ohio
H. T. Everton
Jacob Risch
M. E
Hedy
Longest Continuous Double Track Railway Offered
Promotional copy describes a Grand Trailway System from Chicago to Niagara Falls and a trunk line from Chicago to New York via Lehigh Valley route. Includes note about literature and free time-tables on request.
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Chicago
Niagara Falls
Rand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Community Notes From Braidwood and Nearby Towns
Special to The Republican Miss Josephine Culley of South Wilmington visits Braidwood. Local residents attend events, visits to Joliet and Chicago, a 1908 graduation group at Joliet Teachers Institute, and a recent funeral at Custer Park. A July 8 dance at Music Hall and a marriage announcement for Miss Edna Chapin and John Steen are noted.
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Thomas Keenan
Seatonville
Babe
Smith
Toluca
Teachers Institute
Joliet
Irwin Oliver
Wilmington
Music’ Hall
Ramsay
Edna Chapin
John M. Steen
Gilcago
Breed
Chicago
Local visits and gatherings around Joliet and area towns
Wilmington residents and relatives visited Joliet on Saturday. Miss Annie Maile traveled to Cleveland for a teachers convention and to visit Mrs. Turner. Ada Crate stayed with relatives in Brai dwood. Mr. and Mrs. West hosted Alexander and wife from Iowa. Della Cassingham and Emma Keeley attended the Epworth League country convention in Joliet. Mrs. A. A. Pawling of Braidwood and Miss Jennie Moore of Aurora visited locals. Mrs. A. F. Browne of Joliet visited C. W. Cassingham on South Water Street. F. W. Cassingham was a Chicago visitor and several locals attended a Chicago ball game.
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Lucile Shirley
Blahdh Young
Joliet
Annie Maile
Cleveland
Ohio
Turner
Ada Crate
Braiéwood
West
Mr. Alexander
Iowa
Della Cassingham
Emma Keeley
Epworth League
A. A. Pawling
Braidwood
Wilmington
Jennie Moore
Aurora
A. F. Browne
C. W. Cassingham
Beecher News Highlights Local Baseball and Town Events
Beecher features Cubs versus Peotone Grays with a 16 to 8 Beecher win and notes strong pitching by Stade and Ruwaldt. Also covered are town visits, new shops, a July 4 picnic with music, and improvements on Penfield street and sewer pipe deliveries in Beecher.
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Beecher
Chicago
Hinke
Ruwaldt
H. Wilke
Stade
George
Berept
Emil
Oscar
Piner
D. J. Steevens
Hinze
Peotone Grays
Henry Stade
John Kammerman
Peotone
Beocher
Penfield
Gould and
Billott
Miller Street
Chicago Road
Ka Street
Nubet Weerside
Sinlands
Deville Er
Legal Sobriety Needed in Courts Says Illinois Bar President
Jas H Matheny of Springfield urged sobriety in applying legal doctrines at the Illinois State Bar association opening in Chicago. He warned courts have increasingly struck down statutes, urging restrained use of judicial power and adherence to due process and constitutional supremacy.
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America
Jas. H. Matheny
Springfield
Illinois State Bar Association
Association
Chicago
Matheny
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Illinois
Boards of Fire and Police Commissioners
Supreme Court
Ao al
Mr. Matheny
United States
England
Mysterious Exchange Revealed in Quiet Parlor Scene
A fragment shows Miss R Omantique asking about consent and a man pleading, while her father notes uncertainty about where he sat or lit. The brief dialogue implies a troubled romantic confrontation without resolution.
What, Indeed Photos Spark Dispute Over Cost
Marion claims she paid $18 a dozen for photos of herself. Maxine questions the likeness and asks what she paid for, prompting a humorous exchange on value and identity.
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Marion
Caroline
Maxine
Taft Holds Busy Day in Washington With Ohio Republicans
Secretary Taft spent the day from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. discussing war department issues, consulting with advisers on the upcoming campaign, and meeting Ohio Republican leaders Walter Brown Henry Williams and N A Guilbert. They urged consideration of Arthur I. Vorys for national chairman and Taft invited Vorys to Washington to meet next Wednesday.
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Washington
Taft
War Department
Republican Party
Ohio
Walter Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Henry Williams
Republican State Executive Committee
N. A. Guilbert
Arthur I. Vorys
Vorys
Best Pills Ever Sold by Dr. King's New Life Pills
A reader testimonials chronic indigestion relief after 15 years and $200 spent. B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside N C calls Dr. King's New Life Pills the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at J D Brown Co drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
J. D. Brown & Co
Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Sensational murder case shocks Philadelphia doctor tied to cyanide
Authorities promise a full disclosure in the case of Dr. William H. Wilson who died after consuming a bottle of ale laced with potassium cyanide. An autopsy and viscera analysis support poisoning, with Wilson's clandestine practice and a link to a young man who may face charges. A letter from Tom Moore praises Bucklen's Amica Salve for a foot sore.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Withal
Wilson
Angle-Worm as Plow: Nature’s Work in the Soil
In the view of Agnes C. Laut, nature first plows. Glaciers and streams formed soil. hard sub-soils were broken by angleworms that burrow, sift, and digest. Their activity raises nutrients for crops, with ten tons of earth moving through one acre yearly.
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Agnes C. Laut
Outing Magazine
Market price report for packing and light goods
Prices from The Republican daily show June 30 quotations for rough heavy packing good heavy packing selected light and light average. Figures include 5 25 5 40 5 50% 5 70 2. u 52. 5 Th 600 5 65. The note confirms the data as correct at 1:30 p.m. with changes possible after 1:34 p.m.
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Republican Daily
Chicago Markets Furnished by Cassidy and Gray
Chicago markets reported by Cassidy and Gray of the Chicago Board of Trade at 327 Jefferson Street over the Western Union Telegraph Company. The June 30 market notes summarize current prices and movements across key commodities and securities.
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Cassidy & Gray
Chicago Board of Trade
Jefferson Street
W. A. Telegraph Co
Chicago
Cash grain market quotes and class ranges
Cash Wheat prices list No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard winter No 3 hard winter No Spring ranges with 91 89 91 39 94 108 and similar. Cash Corn values No 3 No 3 white No 4 No 2 yellow with a 69 to 71 percent spread and 62 66 ranges. Cash Date white and No 4 white 47 49 71 24 and other small figures appear.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Days
Morton Hii of Leammatory reports his wife suffered rheumatism in every muscle and joint and was bedridden six weeks after eight physicians failed. She improved within three days after using Dr. Detchon's Relief 108 Rheumatism, which he says saved her life. The ad is from J. Pro Brown & Co and other druggists.
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Inds
Morton Ll. Hii
Leammatory
Detchon
J. Pro Brown & Co
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Minnie
Pie Ristau
Pearl
Florence Isen
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Jennie Eba
Leana Rotlesberger
Lottie
Mrs. Johnson
Christine Messrs
John Johnson
Ladies’ Guild of
St.an’s Episcopal Church
Lemont, Ill
Otto Chotenhauer
Lulu
Edison, Ill
Fred Houston
Walter H. Tedens
Frances Boe
Bertha Schultz
Downer's Grove
Marty Bee
Plainfield
Josephine Culley
South Wilmington
F. A. Garrison
Katherine Cinotto
Peter Morrelli
John Sheridan
Josephine Donna
John Perona
Peter Dillon
Bertha Meikenchi
Mrs. John Edwards
Main Street
R. H. P. A. E. Hinze
Selk
J. Wilke
Raiell
Berent
William Wilson
Arnica Salve
Postum Cereal Deane Limited
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Paty
M. Truby & Son
Adler & CO
T. J. Coyne
Elgin Creamery
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