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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1905

Page

8

Gloom at Inaugural Last Act of Gov Yates

Springfield, Jan 12 The inaugural day for Illinois governors was shadowed by news of Gov Deneen's daughter's illness and a race to Chicago. A theft attempt during the ceremony saw Senator Henry Evans seize a diamond, and Gov Yates granted clemency to several convicts before leaving office. The Illinois Federation of Labor accuses Illinois of receiving penal-plant goods, while canal and state printing issues spark legislative maneuvering. Next week the legislature will begin active work and committee assignments will shape early sessions.

Will Colvin Springfield Deneen Dorothy Ward Gov. Deneen Gov Mrs. Deneen Leland Hotel Gov. Yates South Seventh ‘Street Yates John Ryan Henry Evans Representatives’ Hall Evans Senate Illinois Representatives Hall State Capitol Building James B. Ricks Taylorville Chile Ilnois Supreme Court Supreme Court Supreme Court, As ‘Provided By Statute, It Is Not Likely That Gov. Deneen Secretary of State James A. Rose Eli Bugg Pulask Bugg Gay Federation Legislative Committee Illinois Federation of Labor General Assembly Pontiac State Board of Contracts Shurtleff

Those Late Trains

Yonkers Statesman quotes a wry exchange about commuting habits. A man claims he never misses a train by always catching the same departure, while his companion notes inconsistent mornings yet familiar timing.

Yonkers

To Save Canned Fruit Relish

A housekeeper advises turning canned fruit into a relish by boiling with a pinch of soda then adding spices sugar and a splash of shinegar. Reboil until thick for a tasty side to meat.

Rubber Bathtub Mat Claim Sees Slip-Free Design

A recent Bath Water note asserts a new rubber bathtub mat avoids prior failings and cannot slip. Stated as pure rubber, it should outlast older mats and be more sightly for households.

Monroe doctrine quoted in home front chat

A conversation from the Woman's Home Companion features Mrs. Chubbly and Mrs. Shaddie debating the Monroe doctrine and modern medical facts. The exchange echoes skepticism toward allopathic medicine and mocks new medical knowledge as overconfident.

Chubbly Shaddie

Tarantula stings no worse than a wasp sting says expert

A scientific authority debunks the belief that tarantula and American centipede stings are poisonous. The tarantula wound is described as no more serious than a wasp sting, challenging common public impression.

Charm of Good Humor Quote Advice

A Chicago Tribune quote notes that women seeking charm should cultivate good humor, seen as the key cornerstone of adaptability and social pliancy.

Chicago Tribune

Advertising Ingenuity Ties Europe Asia Across Bosphorus

The London Financial Times notes a well known firm promoted its thread by connecting Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus using 1 250 yards of cotton after several attempts.

Europe Asia Bosphorus London Financial Times

Religious India: India Most Religious Land and People

The British Weekly asserts India stands as the most religious land and its people the most devout in belief and practice, reflecting a pervasive spiritual culture across the nation.

India

Yarns With A Laugh From The Old Country

A collection of humorous tales told in a traveling storyteller style. The pieces include a German hotel wine anecdote about mislabeling a Johannesburg bottle, a bashful Swedish girl at a Duluth church, and a Dublin lawyer’s quips. Also recounted are a Protestant delusion about a Catholic leg, a Scottish railway damages exchange, and a coat stretcher joke from farm life.

Mark ‘Twain Germany Johannesburg Duluth

Church Personalities and Clergy Honors Across Regions

Bishop William T. Manning of the Harrisburg diocese is among the youngest Protestant Episcopal bishops. Cardinal Serafini is named for Mexico in recognition of church harmony work. Rev. Albert Nechauquet, new Rome alum, finished four years at the Propaganda and now assists in Muskogee Indian priesthood. Dr. Randolph H. McKim is elected chairman of the house of deputies in the Protestant Episcopal church. Bishop Spalding’s Erie birth links to Salt Lake district history. Dr. Macnamara warns London clergy would spark radicalism under London housing conditions.

William T. Manning Harrisburg Mgr Serafini Mexico Albert Nechauquet Rome Oklahoma City Muskogee Randolph H.mckkim D.C Washington, D. C House of Deputies Protestant Episcopal Church Spaldingt Erie Salt Lake Colorado Macnamara London Hyde Park

Cheaper Than Ges Stay Late Just One More Kiss

Fragment from Smith's Weekly notes a playful line about lingering at dusk and a plea for one more kiss, suggesting a lighthearted social moment rather than a full news item. The quotation centers on Nan and a friend urging a kiss as a bargain.

Nan Smith’s Weekly

To Judging Wealth by Apparel and Social Scrutiny

The passage observes beliefs about evaluating a woman by dress and the habit of judging others unseen. It notes worries that people covertly critique actions and that men notice intimate details. It warns against speaking ill of an absent person W to a listener who may not know them. It reflects on the belief that passers-by care about one’s hat or coat being out of date.

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