City News Scattered Travel and Local Notices
Te Sam Donahey left for Chicago and many residents were seen traveling on the Milwaukee and Firefly lines. Weather turned cold with a low of one degree above zero. Capital of Haskins Bank increased from 10000 to 13000. Local appointments, weddings, and visits noted as part of daily city life.
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A. A. Meinhardt
Chicago
Carson Pirie Scott Co
George Yeager
Crawfordsville
H. D. Roberts
St. Louis
Fairfield
J. Cocklin
W. Neal
David Gordon
Haskins Bank
Johnson
Baker
Miss Ferguson
Des Moines
Flynn
Milwaukee
Rock Island
A. E. Ritchey
Lawrence
Edith Baughman
Oskaloosa
Norma Fisher
West Chester
Wm. Holmes
Miss Hamilton
Barnoske
Milwaukee Road
Press Keister
Collins
Montana
Chicago churches face safety inspections citywide
The Chicago city building department begins a systematic inspection of churches starting with the First Methodist church in the downtown district to ensure compliance with life safety ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
First Methodist
Canfield Gambing Case Dismissed in New York Court
In Binghamton on January 13 Supreme Court Justice Sewell dismissed all indictments against Richard A Canfield. The charges had accused him of operating gambling houses in New York Saratoga and Providence despite protests from Assistant District Attorney Rand and the State’s District Attorney Jerome.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Jerome
New York
Richard A. Canfield
Supreme Court
Sewell
Rand
Canfield
Saratoga
Providence
Pork tainted meat leaves mayor in critical condition
Elgin Illinois reports Mayor Hubbard fell ill after eating pork tainted with trichina. Doctors guard his bedside since Saturday night and health officials pursue prosecution of the meat dealer. Chicago also notes a court scene with a mysterious woman present at the car barn bandit trial.
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Elgin
Hubbard
Chicago
Miss Schroeder
Kerstens
Hugging a Delusion in a Family Dispute
A dialogue motes a father's remark on a son's belief. Willie-Father discusses a delusion about Clara’s age with Mr. Strong, asserting the sister is only twenty two. The exchange hints at family tension and mistaken perception within a domestic scene.
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Willie
Mr. Strong
Clara
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J. Albert Williams & Co
Dougherty Bros
West Side Clothiers
the Journal
Evening Journal
Ke Journal
Sam Donahey
B. W. Nicola
Charles Hebner
Ainsworth
Bessie McCoy
Alfred Hillhouse
Florence Parrish
Winfield
W. A. Wilson
Burham
E. W. Spessard
Conner
Schilling
Harrison Greer
Lizzie Wooley
Arthur Mason
Gladwin
Sam Miller
M. P. Miller
St. Paul, Minn
H. Sandros
Matthew Donahey
W. R. Mount
Hazel
Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
California
P. G. Davis
Civic Hotel
Telehone
Coats
New Spring
Trichina
Graham Theatre
Warren Moore
Mananen
Waonington, Iowa
Palm Island
Baxter
H. A. Baxter
Samson & Livingston
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