davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
Rok XVII.

no odbyl sic ostry pojedynek ma
siowa pomiedzy adwokatem III
dridge Hanecy, ktory jest rzecz-
nikiem p. Montgomery Warda,
a obrohca oskarzonych, Leonar'
dem Busby. Busby prosil o.od-
rzucenie skargi powodu, re szio
tu tylko o nieporozumienie / O.
skarzeni dziaIali w dobrej wierze.
Professional pan Hanecy; ale W
koncu sedzia Brentano obu adj
woNatom polecii, by wspolnie mu
dzisiaj przediozyli rozkaz sado-
wy, jaki ma wydac.
Gonitwa przy pomocy lokomoty'
wy.
Kilku detektywow wczoraj ma
lokomotywie scigaio pewna ko-
biete, ktora wyskoczyla z pocia-
GU kolei Lake Shore and Michi-
gan i biegia wzdiuz SYN. Conf
twa odbywaia sic cd Polk str. al
do 16 ulicy, gdzie uciekajaca
schwytano. Nieszczesliwa byla
niejaka pani Alice Brown z Ham
mond Ind, ktora w pociagu ko-
lejowym powifa dziecko, po-
padlszy W goraczke wyskoczyla
pociagu. Zawieziono ia do szpi-
tala przypadkowego. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30

w Wiedniu. zanosilo sic ma pro-
ces rownie niemadry jak skanda-
liczny. Obeonie wszystkie gazety
powtarzaja 6w inkryminowany
atyk1ul.
Washington, 80 czerwca.
Kongres pracuje tax pospiesznie,
re prawdopodobnie nastapi dzi-
siaj jego odroczenie. Wszystkie
bile, wyznaczajace rome sunny
ma rozmaite cele, przeszly i cze-
kaja ma podpisy prezydenta.Po~
siedzenie wczorajsze sehatu
trwa1o IA godzin. Bile W spra-
wach ustanowienia rat koleIo-
wch, fatszowania artyhul6w spo-
zywczych inspekcyi i miesa W
rzezalniach wypad}y po mySli ko-
misyi mieszanych obu izb.
New York, 80 czerwca. Ia
strzelony przez Thaw'a archi-
TEXT White obracal sic W kolach
milionerow, lecz sam bogatym
ME byl. Prowadzi1 zycie mad stan
by1 zadBuzony II jednego przy-
jaci6l ma sumo 100000. Thaw
ME nosil sic mySla zabicia
White'a lecz zap1onal gniewem
ujrzawszy go W teatrze. DzialaS
widocznie w napaHziel chwilo-
wego obledu. Jego adwokat So
dzi, re uwolni Cd kary Smierci
swego klienta. :. :.
Terre Haute, Ind, 80 czerwca.
-Zlozony przez rade miejsE2
mayor miasta Edwin ]. Bideman
nzyskai wyro4 s9dowy, zabrania-
lacy ma razie kontrolerowi Buck
ingham obejmowac urzad burmi-
strza, Ternlin rozpatrywanla
sprawy oznaczono ma 7 lipca.
Do tego czasu spoczywaJq
wszystkie sprawy miejskie, a
urzednicy ME otrzymaja przypa-
dajqcej i'm pensyi.
Pittsburg,. 80 czerwca. = 21let-
nj FIR. Galley, Joseph Boyd i
Lappe byli przyjaciolmi. Przed
reloiem chcian6. ieh aresztowac
"a niewla$ciwe zachowanie sie,a
policyant zastrzeli} Lappe'go kie
dy ten uciekal. Galley i Boyd
mieli wiczoraj zeznawac ma ko-
rzySc niebozczyka, lecz przytrzy-
mano ich ma goracym uczynku
wlamania sic do cudzego miesz-
kama. Obydwaj So synami bo-
gatych i znarnych powszechnle
'obywatei. Me przeszkadzafo i'm
to trudnic sic kradzieza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
Pierwszy biskup pOlski W Stanach Zjedn.

tniejace w owej parafii zajmie sic
sprzedaza trunk6w kuchnia. w
zeszlym roku odbyl sic piknik
tejze parafii w ,,zeiners Grove,
a powiodl sic tax dobrze, re tym
razem obrano wiekszy park do
odbycia sic zabawy. Oczywiscie
zaproszeni So ma piknik wszyscy
przyjaciele owej parafii.
Jeszcze wypadkach tramwajo-
wych.
Szef biura rekord6w policyj-
nych, sierzant H. H. Ellicot'
przedlozyi szefowi policyi Coll
insowi burmistrzoMi rapport o
wypadkach nieszczeSliwych ma
tramwajach W mie5cie cd 1 sty-
cznia do 25 czerwca biezacego
roku, a zatem W przeciagu ME
speina pol roku.
z raportu okazuje sic, re w
skutek wypadk6w tramwajowych
stracilo zycie w tym przeciagu
czasu so os6b, a mianowicie 90
w skutek wypadkow ma elektry-
cznych tramwajach, 2 w skn-
tex wypadk6w ma tramwajach Ii
nowych. Pokaleczonych zostato
944 os6b w skutek wypadkow
ma kolejach e1ektrycznych a 213
w skutek wypadk6w ma kolejach
linowych. Razem by}o tedy W
przeciagu niespelna pol roku
1917 wypadkow nieszczesliwych.
Pies wSciek}y'
Wczoraj rano pies, prawdopo-
dobnie wsciekly, wywolal poploch
pomiedzy przechodniami W Srod-
miesciu i w kohcu ubil go taJny
policyant Johnson ma Adams str.
i Fifth ave. Psisko pojawifo sic
naiprz6d pred domem pm. 15S
Fifth ave-, gdzie szczekajac wy
iac rzucalo sic ma przechodniow'
Scigany przez kilka osob pope
dill pies do Monroe str, a potem
do zaulka, gdzie strzelano do ME-
90 kilkakrotnie, ale bez skutku.
Dopadl go dopiero i zastrzelh
Johnson ma Adams Jackson str.
Wczorajsza burza.
Niespodziewana burza, ktora
wczoraj nawiedzi}a miasto / zna'
czna Geese stanu Illinois, staia
sic powodem nieszczeScia zwla-
SEGA w miescie Aurora, ILL.,, gdzie
wybuchla niezwykla gwaito-
wnoscia w czasie przedstawienia
W cyrku Ringing Bros" Oh
brzyrri namiot tego cyrku, Pc!
kt6rym tysiace osob sic znaido-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
kR0TxIE NOTATKl MIEJSKIE

= Miejski komitet finansowy
pomimo sprzeciwiania sic burmi-
strzowi polecii kontrolerqwi
McGann najac budujacy sic
gmach przy Michigan ave. ma
sadly municypalne; pqlyskano
7reszta oprszczenie csny najmu
o 20 procent.
= Komitet licencyi postano-
viii ME zajmowac sic wnioskiem
tyczacym sic nalozenia >licencyi
ma domokrazcow sprzedajacych
flaszkowe piwo z woz6w, ale po-
lecic szefowi policyi, by do ham
dlu takiego W og6le ME dopusz-
czanp. \
= Miejskie biuro ,kompen-
sacyjne", istniejce blisko rok
pozyskaio w tym czasie urzedo-
wanna okoio 100000 "a odnaj-
mowanie miejsc pod ohodnikami,
w zauIkach ma chodnikach. O.
blicza ono, re W przyszlym roku
pozyska sic tego zrodia okoio
$25o,ooo.
I Europy powrocii do Chi
cago magant rzezalniany ]. Og-
den Armour. Jego coreczka Lo-
lita, leozona przez specyaliste
wiedehskiego dra Lorenza, po-
wrocila pred 3 dniarni, podobno
zupelnie zdrowa.
= J6zef Zyleel, Polak, ktory o.
negdaj umari W Chicago Nal
leable Iron Works" (podawano
jego nazwisko jako Dziet Ly-
sonD, uln,arl, jak sic zdaje, ME
w sloutek udaru, tylko otru-
ty. w jego zoladku znaleziono
trucizne. Zarzadzono sledztwo.
13letai Steidho Dedlasi, Io1
Larrabee SIR, zostal kopn'ety
przez konia nalezacego do jcso
ojca, i W skutek tego umarl.
Spcyahny policyant kolei
Baltimore and Ohio, ktory "a
strzelil Sian. Staniewicza, 1884
Commercial ave-, zostal oddany
pod sad grand jury bcz dopu-
szczenia do kaucyi. 49,
= PAM Mary Murdock, oSo
N. Leavitt str, umaria w skutek
uduszenia sic gazem, ktory wy
plywa1 z peknietej rulry W piwni-
cy jej mieszkania.
= Cd niedzieli naprozno po-
licya poszslkuje I7letodej Flo
renee M. Wood, GA w. Goth str.
tldt6ra wyszia z dodnn 0 swicie,
kiedy inni czionkowie rodziny
spali, wiecej ME wrociia. Byla
ona uczennica szkody Champllna
i otrzymaia zie swiadectwo: zda-
ie sic, re to popchneio ia do ia
kiegos czynu roapaczliwego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MlEDlNARODOB
Chicago, 80 czerwca.

w 1Zb1e deputoWanyCu Il ai
cuskiej odczytal prezes gabine-
tn, Sarrien, deklaracye progra-
NOVA rzadu tel treSci:
Przedewszystkiem przypomi'
ma Rad, re programem iego byio
zjednoczenie republican, celem
utrzymania porzadku i pokoju W
kraju. Rad, oparty na zaufaniu
wyborc6w, przeprowadzii swe
zadanie. Francya przy ostatnich
wyborach dala dowod, ze chce IL
trzymac instytucye republican
skie i dalej je rozwijac, jakotez
prowadziG polityke rozwoju /
postepu. Porzadek znowa przy-
wr6cono. Opor przeciw inwenta-
ryzacyi ustal, a strajki So prawie
ukonczone; tax samo walki wy
borcze. Rad proponuje rozpo-
czecie piracy Cd uchwalenia O.
golnej amnestyi. Partye republi-
kanskie, pokazawSzy swa SHE,
moga wystapic tesaz umiarko-
waniem / wspanialomyslnoScia'
Pierwsza kwestya, ktora wyma-
ga uwagi parlamentu, jest konie-
czno$e przywrocenia r6wnowagi
budzetu. Rad przedstawi W tym
celu projekt reformy podatkow.
Ustawa rozdziale KoSciola i
panstwa przeprowadzona bedzie
ze stanowczoScia, ale bez ukry-
tych mysli i represaliow. Rad
planowo przeprowadzi sekulary-
zacye szkol.
Rad zaproponuje reforme sa-
dow wojennych morskich. w
sprawie syndykat6w Rad roz-
szerzy take na inne klasy lud-
noSci prawo tworzenia syndyka-
tow, pahstwowym urzednikom
odmowi jednakze prawa straj-
k6w.
Cabinet Jest zdania, ze nalezy
szukac Srodkow, celem zapobie-
zenia konfliktom kapitaiu i pra-
cy. Rad uwaza tez "a konieczne
dac sluzbie panstwowej te sama
ochrone co do czasu piracy, jaka
maja -robotnicy. Rad poprze w
senacie jak najgorecej ustawe 0
ubezpieczeniu ma starosc robo-
tnikow i zapowiada projekt usta-
WY reforma ustawodawstwa
gorniczego, aby koncesye, dawa-
ne W przyszloSci, przewidywaly
rozdzia} czystego zysku take
na korzySc robotnikow.
Nastepnie omawiaI minister
polityke zagraniczna rzadu, die
ki kt6rS mozna nadal utrzymac
iiwzmacniac sojusze przyjaznie,
ktore dla Francyi So tax cenne.
Rad pragnie, aby MONA bylo
zmniejszyc ciezary wojskowe.
Trzeba take staraG sic o zaiat-
wienie pewnych kwestyi socyal-
nych W drodze porozumienia mie-
dzynarodowego. Minister zakoh-
cyl apelem do zgody jednosci
wiekszoSci.
Jak wiadomo, Niemcy nadbai-
tyccy doznah porazki sromotnej
W kampanii wyborczej. Wsr6d
II wybranych w trzech guber-
mach nadbaityckich posiow 50
Lotysze, Estonczycy, Rosyanie i
Zydzi, niema tylko Niemcow- A
nj jeden Niemiecl To fakt ME
zmiernie upakarzajacy dla tych,
ktorzy tax diugo rozprawiali
swym stanie Yposiadania" W
llrajach nadbaityckich i marzyli
o poiaczeniu tych prowincyj z
wielkiem Emporium Germanum't
Koelnische VolkszeitunpN W
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KrOnika Mieisc0Wa.
Oryginalny piknik.

Dzisiaj odbywa sic piknik glu-
choniemych W parku Excelsior,
ma rogu Elston ave. i Irving Park
boulevard.
Piknik ten urzadza istniejaca
W Chicago parafia gluchonie-
mych, ktorych koScioi znajduje
sic przy Crystal str, blisko Hoyne
ave. Urzadzeniem zajal sic do
Swiadczony pod tym wzgledem
koniitet, a towarzystwo kobiet is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
ziodliwy

iona: i wszyscy mi mowiR e
nasza corka .lwzieia po mnie urode.
MAJ: = 'BarSzo to nieopatrznie
,.i strony. as \ toeis ssSralA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-30
chubby te jednak spoczywaja ma
dose kruchych podstawach."
TELEGRAMY.

Pr1k PreoorazenSK1 CelloNi0'
gwardyi otrzymal rozkaz przy-
bycia z Carskiego Siola do Pc
tershofu. Tam pred palacem car
rob1 wojsku wyrzuty, re iacza
sic re skrajnyni zywioiami du-
my narodowej. OSwiadczyl W
kohcu, re nigdy W zyciu ME wao-
w ma siebie munduru honoro-
wego komendanta pulhu preo-
brazenskiego. Car odebral pier
wszemu batalionowi tego puaHu
wszystkie odznaki przywileje
zdegradowal go do stopnia
,,specyamego batahonu piecho-
ty".
Sztab generalny przyznaJe, re
ma wiernoSc wojska do tronu Ii
czyc juz ME mozna. w razie wy
buchu rewolucyi wojsko stanie
DO stronie ludu. Klika carska jest
W pop}ochu. Ministrowie otrzy-
mali rozkaz odpowiadania W du-
mie ma kazda skierowana do rza-
du interpelacye.
Petersburg, 80 czerwoa.
Rozeszly sic wieSci, re caiy dwor
carski przenosi sic Z Peterhotu
do Carskiego Siola, poniewaz car
ME czuje sic w Peterhofie bez-
piecznym. TerrorySci agituja mic
dzy sAuzba palacowa talk w Pc
terhofie jak W Carskiem Stole,
nalezy przeto powatpiewac o
prawdziwoSci rozsiewanych vie.
Sci.
Policya s0onfiskowaSa pierw-
sly nuuner organu socyalistow
,,Przewr6t", W ktorym byl ur1ie-
szczony program partyi socya-
list6w, zadajacy konfiskaty VIA
snosci prywatnej, 8 godzinowego
dnia piracy, g}osowania pow
szechnego itp.
Petersburg, 80 czerwca.
Pod Niznym Nowogrodem chop
stwo przywlas1cza sobie nietyl-
ko grunta szlachty, lecz zamoz-
niejszych gospodarzy.
w Elizabetpolu diva pulki od-
mowily posluszehstwa oficerom
ME chcialy strzelac do zbunto-
wanych strajkier6w.
Pod Samara zniszczylo w tym
miesiacu cl}opstwo w3asnoSc O.
szacowana ma $25o,ooo.
Me MONA otrzymac zadnej
wiadomosci twierdzy Osowca,
gdzie zbIuntowal sic garnizon.
w Warszawie rzucono bombe
ma szefa zandarmow Muradowa.
Dwie osobp ulegly ciezkiemu,
Muradow lel1kiennu okaleczeniu.
Padl kon dorozkarski.
Ma zebraniu rodotnik6w w Pc
tersburgu poznano tajnych a
gentow i zbito ich niemilosiernie.
Nieprzytomnych odwieziono do
szpitala.
Wieden, go czerwca. = Pod
.czas pobytu cesarza W Czechach
zabranialy wladze miejskie wy
wieszac niemieokie chorqgwle.
Posel Wof irterpelowal tego
powodu Rad, co rozdraznilo po-
slow czesldch do najwyzszego
stopnia.
Londyn, 80 czerwca. - ga
miast W piatki wieczorem, przyj-
nuje obecnie krol Edward od-
wiedziny osob prywatnych we
wtorki, azeby zblizac sic do ME
go mog1i zydzi, dla kt6rych W
piatek wieczorem zaczyna sic
sabat.
Berlin, 80 czerwca. - Prasa
angielska dowodziz re Nierncy
przeszkodzi}y odbyciu sic drugiej
konferencyi pokojowej W Ha-
adze. Niemcy sprzaciwiaja sic
omawianiu kwestyi ogolnego
rozbrajania sic panstw europej-
skich.
n--f-.--4A 90
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

O. c.. Donaldson left with his family
yesterday for Defiance to make that
place his home. He has been i n bust
ness there for several months and
became tired going back and forth,
so decided to rent his house and re-
move his family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donaldson who came here from Au-
dubon township several years ago
when he was elected county recorder,
have been prominent in the business
and social life of the town and will be
much missed by their friends. We
eau commend them to their new neigh
bors as worthy people and good
citizens of any community.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
AUDUBON BEAT ATLANTIC.
High School Team From Audubo n
Duplicated Their First Victory
on Saturday.

Audubon high school football team
defeated the Atlantic boys by u score
of to 0, though the home boys were
playing their strongest lineup and
mad all their own men in the game.
They have no excuse of being crippl-
ed or short OF men for this game and
must now admit that the Audubon
boys are to much for them. Though
playing a plucky game, they were I'M
able to score. The teams were about
evenly matched in weight, and super
ior playing OF the visitors won the
game. The score was made shortly
after the commencement OF the game
on left end run that scored touch
down but failed in kicking goal. At
ter the score was made, the Atlantic
boys played somewhat better game
but were never able to score, though
they did succeed in holding their op-
ponents to the five scores made. This
game dispels the idea held out by the
Atlantic boys that they are playing
better football! than they we're the
first Of the season as the score was al
most the same as the first game play
cd with Audubon. The fact that At
lantic has won two games does not
pldCO III VIC CldSS vi SOOu play
ers, as both teams they beat were
known to be weak teams, and expect
ed to be beaten when they came here.
There is much room for improvement
in the playing of the home team, and
those people who like to see good
football games, hope that the Allan
tic team may be strengthened before
the season is over until they can put
up a good game against really good
players. The game Saturday was
Witnessed by fair sized crowd, but
all were positive that the home boys
we're clearly outclassed by the Audu-
bon crowd. One or two slight accid-
snts were reported during the game
but none of the players were serious
~ injured. Atlantic Telegraph
Summary:-Touchdowns, Audubon
|: Time of halves 20 aud % minutes:
Referee, Ross, Umpire, Wallace,
Timekeeper, w ats and Parish.
LINEUP OF MEN
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

John Wheeler Of Extra was up to
Audubon yesterday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
CUMMINS
ELECTED BY
ABOUT 10000
JUDGE SMITH HAS ABOUT s. 900.
LACEY AND KENNEL Y DEFEATED
FOR CONGRESS.
BONWELL FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Cosson and Fullerton are defeated in
This County for Attorney
and Sheriff.

According to the latest returns,
Gov. Cummins has been reelected by
a plurality of about 10000. The re-
publicans lose Congressman Lacey
of the Sixth district and Kennedy OF
the First. The defeat Of Judge Lacey
especially is d great loss to the state
and the party.
In this county the republican ticket
has been chosen except Cosson for
County Attorney, and Fullerton for
Sheriff, the former being defeated by
about 80 votes and the latter by about
$50 votes. Bonwell has about 60
majority for representative. In Leroy
township, the count was not quite
finished at noon today but the figures
we give in the table are practically
correct. .sg g..
The figures for Leroy township
were received just before going to
press and show the vote at that time
with something over twenty ballots
yet to count.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
LINEUP OF MEN.
Anderson and Jensen.

A pleasant wedding occurs to-day
at one O'Clock at Ebenezer church
west of Audubon when Mr.. Thorbal
L. Andersen and Miss Marie Jensen
will be united in matrimony in the
presence of their friends and relatives,
Rev. G.. b. Christensen performing
the ceremony. The groom is the son
of Peter Andersen and the young
couple will settle down on the home
farm. He is to be congratulated on
having won SO worthy a lady for d
helpmate on the Journey of life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Mrs. Joseph Wolf was quite badly
injured in a runaway last Saturday
afternoon about three miles southwest
OF town. According to our informa
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf were DRIVING
home in wagon when some one else
drove past them on the road. Like
many another horseman, he didn't
like 1T and concluded he would drive
past the fellow and gain his lost posi-
ton. But in doing so the team be-
came frightened and ran away throw
ing both of them out and bruising
Mrs. Wolf about the head and uppeT
part OF the body SO that she was un-
conscious for several hours. The
team ran into buggy occupied by
Mrs. Boyd, the mother of Mrs. f.. II.
Johnston, wrecking the buggy but the
lady fortunately escaped unhurt.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Allison Post of the w. r. C. of
Audubon is again called upon to part
with u worthy member of the order.
Mrs. lantha Donaldson, the treasurer,
who has done that part of our work
for four years, we can truly recon-
mend to the corps where she is
moving. Her sister members met at
her home last Tuesday for social
time with her once more before she
leaves. 1t was not only a complete
surprise but it was enjoyed very much
both by Mrs. Donaldson and all the
others who were present. They left
with her salad fork as a small
memento of their friendship.
Press CORRESPONDENTS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
Revival Meetings.

Revival meetings begin at the M.
E. church Sunday, Rev. /. N. Wood
ward of Shelby will assist the pastor,
and also an Evangelistic Deaconess-
Miss Shupe, of Des Moines, Ia. will
give valuable service during the
meetings. f. o. Excell's new book
just off the press used dy Evangelist
G. Fl Chapman in his meetings in Des
Moines will be in use. A large chorus
choir in charge of Mr.. Henshall will
lead in the music. The general public
are cordially invited to attend these
Gospel Meetings. Song service at
1870 p. m. preaching 500 p. m.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

The teachers of the public schools
returned on Saturday from Atlantic
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the Southwestern Iowa Teach
er's Association on Friday and Sat
urday. The enrolment reached over
one thousand and the interest and en-
thusiasm we're in harmony with the
large number in attendance. The
program was most excellent, the lee
lures being worthy of a regular course
in any place in the state, Miss
Stearns was honored by an election
to the position of first vice-president
for the ensuing year. The next meet
ing will be held at Council Bluffs.
John Wheeler Of Extra was up to
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

The Round Table program at the
M. f. church Saturday evening should
be heard by large audience. Geo.
Cosson will speak upon the results
of the election. And w. G.. Elliott,
H. j Mantz and j. M. Renftle will
discuss the question as to which has
exerted the greatest influence on the
American nation:-W ashington, Lin
coin or Roo SeVelt.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Melvin Smith and family of Arispe
stopped over here to see his brother
Jessie, leaving here on Tuesday for
Anadarko, Oklahoma where they go
expecting to make home if they like
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

J. G. Davis arrived home Satur,
day evening from his visit to Jack,
son county and other points in the
state. Among the places of interest
was the Government Island" in the
Mississippi at Rock Island, and the
Holiness University at Oskaloosa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Mrs. B. b. Carr and little girl left
Tuesday noon for FL Reno, Oklahoma
to join her husband where they will
be at home. The many friends of
Mrs. Carr regret much to have her
leave, but all join in hoping they may
have much prosperity and pleasure
in their new home in the south.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Jas. l.. Cameron came up from
Iowa City to cast his vote on Tues.
day but returned to his studies YES.
terday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Geo Faulkner went to Omaha yester-
day for a visit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Rev. j. ii. Carr of Ames was in
town over Sunday to fill the pulpit of
the Christian church, which he did to
the pleasure and edification of the
people. la conversation with the
gentleman he remarked that Senator
Porter, the democratic candidate for
governor, had once been school
boy of his; and we replied that his
wife had once been chool girl of
ours. SO we mutually agreed that
the senator and Mrs. Porter had been
under good influence and instruction
in their early life, and had they been
chosen to fiji the first places in the
state, they would have done so in a
creditable manner.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

See Webster for cobs. Phone 80. W.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30
AMERICAS FIRST COACH.
In 1744 Stage Line Was Started to
Run Between New Brunswick
and Trenton, N. J.

AS public conyeyances, or the
stage coach, has been in vogue in
England since 1910, the establish
ment Of a similar convenience was
demanded in America many years
before the war for independence.
AS early as 1744, therefore, a stage
line started to run between New
Brunswick and Trenton, N. j., and,
by 1856, this route had been ex-
tended over from New York to.
Philadelphia.
Moreover, as in England, so in
America-the advent of the stage
coach necessitated marked i'm
proyements in the highways,
while the building of better roads
and turnpikes naturally created a
greater demand for more coaches,
and, what was more to the pur
pose, lighter vehicles.
In 1771 there were but 38 con.
veyances Of every description in
the city Of Philadelphia, but by
1874 their number had increased
to S27-more than two thirds Of
which were comparatively light
yehicles-a condition which led
one of the local papers to publish
a most deprecatory article con.
corning the use Of conveyances in
which it was stated that the Gus
tom of riding was then being car.
ried to such extravaganza that
seven farmers want carriages"