Troy's 1905 slogan and political squabbles outlined
The piece discusses Troy's 1905 homegrown development slogan and urges supporting local enterprises while deriding critics. It mentions Governor Deneen and pastry imagery, then shifts to long hair, church attendance to please children, and uncertain railroad prospects affecting property owners near Maryville. It notes the Vandalia-Pennsylvania merger question and legislative session timing, plus rural delivery expansion in Jefferson County.
Inaugural Ball Access Sparks Pension Office Clash
Washington interest grows over March 4 inaugural rites as Congress refuses pension office use for the ball. Critics warn the move costs weeks of work and the salaries of many clerks, stirring agitation among citizens and officials.
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Washington
Congress
Deneen Inaugurated Governor of Illinois in Simple Ceremony
Governor elect Charles S. Deneen of Chicago was inaugurated as Illinois governor in Springfield in a streamlined ceremony due to his wish and his daughter's illness. The Madison County native’s installation follows a period of anticipation for his administration and the inaugural message appears on page seven of this issue.
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Charles S. Deneen
Chicago
State of Illinois
Springfield
Deneen
Madison County
Highland Seeks Electric Railway Bid With Lindendale Park
Highland pushes for an electric rail link tied to Lindendale park as Brown Bros. could extend the line from St. Louis. The Journal notes possible cheap rates and a bonanza for road and park management, urging early steps to secure the enterprise.
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Highland
Lindendale Park
Brown Bros
St. Louis
Life's Lessons Are Best
Rutledge Missouri Record argues public schools should draw facts from community life and industry rather than wars and politics. This approach aims to boost school interest, culture, and moral development by teaching self reliance through active, local life and art that appeals to students.
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Rutledge
New Hampshire Court Rejects Unchecked Insanity Plea
In a landmark ruling the New Hampshire Supreme Court allowed a temporary insanity defense for a man who murdered his wife but ordered indefinite confinement in the penitentiary. The decision emphasizes public safety, declaring the offender a danger if released.
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Carlyle Union-Banner
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Thirty Years Ago This Week In Troy From 1874
Read a Troy Weekly Bulletin column noting births and deaths, a 17 degree below zero spell, an infant death at 11 days, a new residence begun by T J Purviance, an axe injury to R W Jarvis, a Baptist revival led by Rev W J Chapin, Padon brick improvements, the death of Caleb Johnson at 76, grand juror trip to Springfield, and Pisgah Encampment installation details for officers.
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Joan Vermiting
T. B. Spaulding
T. J. Purviance
R.W. Jarvis
Baptist Church
W. J. Chapin
John B. Padon
Caleb Johnson
Troy
W. W. Jarvis
Julius Barnsback
Springfield
United States
Pisgah
Andrew Rawson
C. P
H. A. ‘Risser
H. P
Edward Bigelow
S. Wilma
G. Peterman
J. W
George Rawson
T.H. Bell
Illinois pay roll reform to speed up 44th general assembly
Springfield Jan 10 the Forty fourth general assembly aims to end by April 15 with economy the slogan. Governor Deneen urges a short session and payroll reform. The cost of the last assembly totaled 364 577 09 with senators and representatives salaries and mileage plus staff wages. Speaker Shurtleff outlines plans to speed work and set committees to push measures including a Chicago charter amendment and civil service reforms.
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Springfield
General Assembly
Deneen
Commonwealth
Office of the Auditor of Public Accounts
Senate
Capitol
Shurtleff
House
Republican State Central Committee
Yates
Illinois
Congress
Roosevelt
Yatrbanks
United States
William E. Mason
Mason
January corrections delay pardons docket list of murders
The January term of the state board of pardons convened with a corrected notice after December had been used by mistake in timing. The docket includes murders for Lulu Lay St Clair county Frederick Sibley Christian county John Schroll Vermilion county Lyman W Hall Will county William Wade Gallatin county Charles Collins Warren county Andrew J Thornton Union county John B Rose Will county Frederick A Lynn DuPage county Sydney B Creek DuPage county Meredith Hall Fulton county David Price Madison county Eli Bugg Pulaski county.
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State Board of Pardons
Lulu Lay
Frederick Sibley
Christian County
John Schroll
Vermilion County
Lyman W. Hall
Will County
William Wade
Gallatin County
Charles Collins
Warren County
Andrew J. Thornton
Union County
John B. Rose
Will
Frederick A. Lynn
DuPage County
Sydney B. Creek
Meredith Hall
Fulton County
David Price
Madison County
Eli Bugg
Pulaski County
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