War of two parties roils Troy city politics in 1905
Saturday marks the clash of Good Government League and Citizens' Party in Troy as residents brace for a heated municipal battle. The piece notes motives, costs, wage issues for miners, and a transport extension project, underscoring citizen optimism for better government and possible price shifts.
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Troy
Good Government League
Citizens’ Party
Coal Industry Outlook Cited From Mining Magazine
An editorial excerpt notes 1904 coal output near 338 million tons total with anthracite 57.5 million and bituminous 281 million, comparing imports and exports with 1903. It cites 1905 demand prospects and suggests continued high activity in the coal market.
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Mining Magazine of
New York
Notable Wisdom: Dodging Work Versus Eagerness
A quip highlights how some men, always busy, seem to dodge hard tasks. It notes the paradox of productivity and avoidance, suggesting craft at skirting duties without reducing activity. The line invites reflection on efficiency and integrity in daily labor.
Startling Mortality and Dr King’s Life Pills Claim
Statistics warn of death from appendicitis and peritonitis and urge Dr King’s New Life Pills as the sole cure. M Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago reports no equal for constipation and biliousness. 25c at S Kingston druggist. Tac Weekly Catt subscription $1 annually.
Thirty Years Ago This Week In Troy Recap
From The Weekly Bulletin March 25 1875 John B Padon moved to a brick east Troy residence West Troy depot not sold at sale to be offered March 27 James C McLananhan bought the McKittrick block for 1600 moving from Nokomis Wild goose hunting popular among Trojans Town and personal property valuations for Jarvis township total 128471 tax levy 64235
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John B. Padon
West Troy
James C. McQlanahan
Jarvis Township
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Comerford Sued In Damages Over Corruption Probe
Chicago witness Nehls sues Frank O Comerford for $10,000 claiming damage to character after a corruption inquiry into the Illinois legislature. The case follows a Sangamon county grand jury probe that yielded little result and touched on charges of bribery and factional fights within the Democratic party.
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Nehls
Chicago
Springfield
Sangaimen County Grand Jury
General Assembly
Frank 0. Comerford
EE. J. Nehis
Nehis
Comerford
Smith
Camelford
Nehts
Fta
Richard
Kinsella
House
Sangamon County
Hearst
Sangamon ‘County
Hiois
Frank,d. Comerford
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