Roosevelt Campaign Opens in Illinois Attack on Boss Rule
In Illinois Roosevelt visits Rockford and Springfield for a campaign swing. He attacks boss rule and Lorimer, tying his Lincoln era fight to today’s demand for government by and for the people, alongside warnings about bread and butter politicians and corporate backing. John Lax Sr. dies in Springfield after pneumonia and Bright's disease, leaving a widow, two daughters, and two sons. age 70.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Illinois
Rockford
Lincoln
Lorimer
Judge Parker
James Russell Lowell
Taft
Senator Lorimer
John Lax
Calumet
South Second Street
Bright
Mr. Lax
Bettenburg
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Maggie Hoffman
Berchem
Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
America
Council Bluffs
St. Joe House
le Mars
Dubuque House
North Yakima
Railroad Held Liable For Produce Loss In Chicago Case
In Chicago a Municipal Court decision favored Geo. E. Ford against the Illinois Central over a lettuce loss. The ruling found the railroad negligent for failing to protect goods stored in open cars on open tracks, opening the door for broader claims by produce shippers for cold-damage losses. The railroad plans an appeal, signaling wider impact on producer claims.
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Chicago
Justin Uhler
Geo. E. Ford
Illinois Central
Railroad liable for goods left in car after unloading
A suit filed by Ford through H S Duuhbourne seeks 258.33 for head lettuce lost from a car transported by Illinois Central. The railroad claimed no liability after the car doors opened and contents were partly unloaded, but the court ruled railroads remain responsible for goods while in their custody or awaiting handling, even after partial unloading.
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Letterman & Ford
Illinois Central
West Fruit House
Bon Am
I. Ford
Duuhbourne
Produce Re- Porter Co
Illinois Cottrai
Vernon W. Foeter
Fragmentary Medical Note On Digestive Symptoms
A garbled medical fragment mentions the digestive system and liver, with references to herbs and remedies. The text lists several names and initials, suggesting a medical case or prescription notes, though clarity is limited.
Schools and Progressive Thought Drive Public Opinion
The educational system fuels independent thinking and progressive views. Public opinion forms through individual conviction rather than forced leadership, as free publicly endowed universities foster problem solving and truth seeking. Private endowments risk constraining teaching to donors or creeds.
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Western University
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Arkansas Reader
H McGowan Laason of Tattle Rock Arkansas reports severe back pains and irregular kidney action. After using Foley Kidney Pills for a few days the pain eased and kidney function normalized. He recommends Foley Kidney Pills and notes availability at North Yakima Drug Store.
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H. McGowan
Laason
Tattle Rock
Ark
North Yakima Drug Store
View of Japanese music as art in past and present
A Traveller's Ca letter argues Japanese music is largely a female pursuit, with women cultivating it by playing a guitar like instrument called the suminen. The writer cites a past view that music cannot reconcile with masculine dignity. New York Tribune.
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Japan
The
Traveller
New York Tribune
White's Cream Vermi Pige Worm Remedy Ad
Prudant mother watches for worm symptoms in children with paleness and peevishness. A few doses of White's Cream Vermi Pige end worms and restore activity. Price 2 6 3 per bottle. Sold by DG. H. Pry and W. Comp at 3rd and Yukon avenues.
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DG. H. Pry
W. Comp
Yukima
Evangel of Love sermon urges universal salvation for all
Rev. E. A. King of First Congregational Church in North Yakima argues that God wills all to be saved and to know the truth. He critiques church dogma, promotes a broad, loving fellowship, and cites scripture to support universal salvation for humanity.
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E. A. King
First Congregational Church
God
Tennyson
Jesus
Emerson
John Fiske
Rippon
Mr. King
Browning
Enquirer
Kingdom of God
Hin Lyf
Israel
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jonathan Edwards
Jesus Christ
Christ
Isaiah
Foel
Fumgel
Rom
Hell
Whittier
Evangel of Love
A. King
North Yakima
Washington
Herbal ink promises clear complexion and healthy liver
An advertisement touts Herb Ink as a liver and bowel cleanser that purports to purify the blood and restore a pink, white complexion. Sold by D. H. Fry and W. Camp at the corner of 3rd and Yakima avenues for a price of one dollar.
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H. Fry
Garp
Price Ste
D. H. Fry
W. Camp
Cor. Srd
Yakima Avenues
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Great Corn State
Heaven
Dean Farrar
Mternal Hope
Parvar
Tod
Lindseys
Kimura Reformatory
Oliver Typewriter
John S. Wert
Herald Building
Dodgers
Yakima
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