Homes in Illinois Mrs Bangs at Rockford Institute
Mrs. Bangs spoke at the State Farmers Institute in Rockford, arguing homes shape the state. She linked home life to character, public virtue, and state prosperity, citing Lincoln Douglas era debates and Alaska’s development as examples of permanency and community influence on a region’s fortunes.
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M. M. Bangs
Lllinois
State Farmers’ Institute
Rockford
Gina
Rand
Illinois
St. Louis Exposition
Washington Building
Bhal
Alaska
Brady
Nome
Eagle City
Plain truths on rheumatism by Dr Shoop
A Racine Wisconsin doctor promotes a booklet on rheumatism and offers a free trial treatment of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy for those in despair. The note urges readers to share the aid with a suffering friend and invites help in spreading the test. Signed S Kingston.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
S. Kingston
Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
Kingston
Dr. Shoop
Aawarter
Adams testifies as chief witness in Sutton case at Annapolis
Lieutenant Robert E. Adams of the Marine Corps testified at the board of inquiry into Lieutenant James N. Suttons death. Adams, represented by counsel, related that Sutton quarrelled with him and other officers on the way to the barracks the night of the tragedy and said the bullet that killed Sutton came from Buttons revolver. He detailed the fight preceding the shooting.
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Robert E. Adams
Marine Corps
Board of Inquiry
Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Adams
Sutton
Button
The Coming Religion Cornerstone to Be Love of God and Service
Harvard president emeritus Charles W. Eliot outlines a twentieth century religion based on social progress and universal benevolence. He predicts a monotheistic faith without intermediaries, led by healers and reformers, prioritizing service to humanity and the reduction of suffering over traditional doctrines and consolations.
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God
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Trarverd Stanmer School
Jphnology
Cambridge
Mass
Yewr
Eliiot
Pew
Troy Savings and Homestead Assoc financial report 1909
The Troy Savings and Homestead Association of Troy Illinois reports assets including real estate loans 1300, stock pledges 15000, cash 68957 B22159, and liabilities with undivided profit 31041. Receipts total and disbursements detail loan activity, stock installments, interest, and expenses for the year. Directors met 12 times. shares issued 51. borrowing members 39. nonprofit status and organizational notes appear in the sworn statement signed June 29 1909 by secretary M F Warter.
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Troy Savings and Homestead Association of
Troy
Illinois
Inois
Ee Ae
Ee Ee
M. FP
AU Warter
AL D
Philly Eckert
Newspaper Delivery Request in St Louis by Peterman
A requester seeks daily or Sunday issues from St Louis papers delivered in English or German, handled by agent Daniel Peterman. The message notes contact preference for a 29 time window and delivery details follow.
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St. Louis
Daniel Peterman
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Julius Peter
Calla
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M.D
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M. Dbrown & Molden
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City Hall
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