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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

3

Governor Yates Sets Broad Reform Agenda For Illinois

Gov. Yates’ message to the Forty-third General Assembly details ten departments of reform seeking changes in laws new state institutions fair appropriations and stronger public controls He urges merit based civil service a state primary reform and home rule while backing finances and improved health education and charities with emphasis on the National Guard and penitentiaries.

Gov. Tanner General Assembly Chicago Tam State Capitol Executive Mansion Vicksburg National Guard Green County Saline County Board of Pardons Pure Food Commission Fish Commission Livestock Commission Bureau of Labor Statistics State Board of Arbitration New York Charities of the People State Board of Charities St. Harles Alfred Bayliss Warehouse and Railway Commission Illinois and Michigan Treasury Illinois Central Railroad

Told the Truth She You Told Me Proposals Amid Rumor

A brief, dated New York Weekly style dialogue recounts a man claiming to have proposed to three widows, sparking a wry exchange about truthfulness and engagement, with the woman noting she was the only one.

N.Y

Durbar Parade Showcases Imperial Native Customs in Delhi

Delhi January ceremony features Curzons and royal pairs reviewing retinues of Indian chiefs. Contingents from Cutch, Baroda, Nashmir and Sikh states march with elephants, camels, armed guards, and ceremonial guns. A royal elephant carriage and Maharatta banners highlight a richly colored, highly varied spectacle.

Delhi India Curzon Kedleston Duchess of Connaught Cutch Baroda Nashmir Nabha

Arbitration treaty backed by Senate committee

Senate committee on foreign relations authorized Senator Lodge to report favorably the general international arbitration treaty from the Pan American conference in Mexico City last winter. The pact mirrors The Hague treaty but covers only western hemisphere republics and could influence Venezuela’s dispute with European creditors.

Washington Senate Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Lodge City of Mexico United States Venezuela

Second Antitrust Bill Expands Fast-Tracking of Suits

Washington reports Senator Hoar introduced a second trust bill to speed equity actions under the antitrust law. The attorney general may certify a case as of general public importance, sending papers to circuit judges and giving such cases precedence for hearing at the earliest practical moment.

Washington Senator Hoar United States

Vast Iron Ore Bed Discovered Near Sault Ste. Marie

A dispatch from Sault Ste. Marie reports an iron ore range with 180,000,000 tons in sight has been discovered. New York capitalists, including unnamed financiers, are said to be interested in developing the deposit. One investor confirms interest and notes the discovery occurred about a year ago but declines to reveal the exact location.

New York Sault Ste. Marie

Sound and Kitchener joke quoted in New York Sun

An amused London sightseer describes a view of Lord Kitchener as slim rather than bellicose. The quotation appears in the New York Sun. An advertisement touts Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Drops as a cure for indigestion congested liver impure blood and constipation claiming swift relief and complete recovery.

London Lord Kitchener N. Y. Sun August Koenig Hamburg Hanburg

Newed-Say Joke Reflects Long Marriages

A quip from the Chicago Daily News wonders how long a man must be married before his wife agrees with him on everything. The old joke answers with a line about 37 years of marriage, implying persistence over time.

Chicago Daily News

Frisco System Introduces Observation Cafe Cars

The Frisco System adds Observation Cafe Cars to through chair car and Pullman Sleeper service on trains from Saint Louis and Kansas City. Fred Harvey manages these cars with a large library observation room, easy chairs, writing materials, newspapers, electric lights and fans for passenger comfort. Daily departures from Saint Louis and Kansas City continue.

Frisco Saint Louis Kansas City Fred Harvey

Industrial Department Seeks Sites for Industries

The M. E. and T. Railway promotes its established Industrial Department to aid choosing sites for industries along its lines. Write if interested. They will mail the book Business Chances and other information upon request. James Barker, Genl Pass Agent, M. K. and T. Ry., 501 Wainwright Building, St. Louis.

James Barker Wainwright Bldg St. Louis

Brown-Yes and Slader Passion for Horses and Cars

A Boston Transcript quotation notes Slader's strong enthusiasm for horses and driving, while affirming his affection for his wife. The remark frames Slader as passionate about mobility and animals, shaping a vivid personal portrait.

Mr. Brown Slader

Iowa Farms Cash Acre Rates and Balances Noted

Iowa Farms offers four percent per acre cash with a balance of three cents per acre until paid, listed for Mulhall in Sioux City. A jumble of quotes and ad-like lines from Hans Andersen and Hale’s Honey of Horehound appears amid miscellaneous lines about oil, toothache drops, and weary workers chasing easy jobs in Chicago Daily News.

Iowa Mulhall Sioux City Hale Pike

Scandal Business Seen as Retail Enterprise Says Journal

A Chicago Journal remark notes that the scandal business is typically run on a retail model. The quotation reflects a consumer view of sensational crimes and public interest during the era.

Chicago Journal

Peruna Endorsements From Medical Professionals

Medical experts from the U S Treasury and Anacostia praise Peruna medicine. Dr Llewellyn Jordan reports a rapid recovery after months of suffering and urges fellow sufferers to try Peruna. Dr George C Havener notes benefit in catarrh cases. The ad invites readers to write Dr Hartman of Columbus for free medical advice if results are unsatisfactory.

U. S. Treasury Llewellyn Jordan U. S. Treasury Department Columbia College West Point Peruna Geo. C. Havener M. D Anacostia D. C The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus George C. Havener

Do You Believe Egotism and Genius Go Together

A short remark contrasts egotism with genius, noting they do not always coexist. The Chicago Record-Herald snippet suggests skepticism about the link between ego and brilliance. The line implies that more genius would appear if ego and genius aligned.

Chicago

Mr. Gusher and Miss Wryvell Exchange Flippant Banter

In Philadelphia Presa gossip the man remarks that a woman in a cute bonnet looks doubly sweet while the woman counters that she is a double-faced thing, highlighting playful social banter about appearances and character.

Miss Wryvell Philadelphia Presa

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GOV. Yates Forty-Third General Assembly Yates Glumak Tre Durbar Greater India Hoar Lake Superior N.Y. UN Hans Andersen Chicago Daily Ews Thos. Robbins Norwich, N. Y C.b.chamberlin, M.D Washington,d.c C. B. Chamberlin Washington, D.C B. Chamberlin Dr. L. Jordan LiFongiafia Louinvilles Yorigny
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