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Newspaper

The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

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Warden Murphy Openly Reviews State Penitentiary

In a detailed session with visiting reporters, Warden Murphy explains prison management, coal contracts, and profit from industries. He discusses discipline, parole changes, staff trust, and opposition to a central purchasing board while highlighting strong earnings from the shoe factory and other outputs.

Arket Litee Murphy Kotier Chicago Ste Ken Murphy Maye Shirts Reliance Company Joliet Lockport Bank Altgeld Tuel Engineering Co Marquette Springfield Hartshorn Co John J. McLaughlin Pontiac Soliary Pardon Board John J. Mein McLaughlin Hill Central Board of Control

Damage suits overflows flood Sanitary District of Chicago

Legal action seeks about 5 million dollars for land losses after the Illinois river overflow since the drainage canal was redirected. More than sixty suits filed in Bureau Putnam and La Salle counties with Bureau County totaling around 2 million. Attorneys from Joliet Ottawa and Princeton represent landowners. State Rep B M Chipperfield leads the district defense.

Sanitary District of Chicago Circuit Court Princeton Illinois River Bureau Putnam la Salle Sanitary District Bureau County John O'Donnell Joliet Vincent J. Duncan Ottawa Cairo A. Trimble B. M. Chipperfield Illnois Peoria Ilinois Valley LaBalle Burea Putnam Counties

The Hearts of Men as Books and Tutors of Action

A reflective line asserts that men’s minds are shaped by books and events serve as teachers. It frames great deeds as the finest form of speaking, suggesting study and experience forge eloquence and character.

Township vote tallies show minor changes in official counts

Official tally confirms Weber elected trustee by a small margin and local option results at wet 5653 dry 3188 with a 2518 lead for the west. Detailed ward results list Supervisor and other local offices, while obituaries note Doig Sarah C. of New Lenox township dying aged 65 with funeral details.

Weber van ‘Clyde West Herald Anderson Carlson Westphal Stephenson Ross Baker Listlero

Man Shot in Back on Lockport Car

Stanley Zentarsky a laborer was shot twice in the back during a drunken incident on a Lockport car returning to Joliet. The unknown bar keeper fled after firing. Zentarsky identified no accomplice, saying the other man was a close friend. He received medical help from Dr. Bullen.

Lockport Stanley Zentarsky Joliet Zenstarsky Zentarsky

Dunn Dies in Logansport Woman Lydia Ashley Dunn

At Logansport Indiana Lydia Ashley Dunn widow of Edward Dunn died Friday April 16 1908. She was the youngest daughter of the late Almon P Ashley of Kendall county and wife of Edward Dunn son of John Dunn of Yorkville. She leaves her husband and two sons. Surviving siblings are Stephen Ashley of Kendall county Mrs Ellen Pratt of Yorkville Mrs Albert Pietcher of Hoopeston and Prof Myron Ashley of the University of Chicago.

Dunn Logansport Ind Lydia Ashley Dunn Edward Dunn Almon P. Ashley Kendall County John Dunn Yorkville

We Will Buy Beans That Break Down for Digestive Ease

A promotional copy explains Van Camp's baked beans. It claims current beans fail to break down fiber, causing gas, and praises steam baking at 245 degrees for ninety minutes to render beans whole and mealy with a nutty, digestible texture. It notes 47 years of development and promises tastier, more beans.

van Camp

Van Camp’s beans claim superior flavor and value

The ad promotes a free one ten cent can as fresh and savory, urging tomorrow purchase with a coupon to cover the cost. It asserts beans prove quality beyond any other ready baked beans and declares Van Camp’s superior to competitors.

van Camp

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