14 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1898
Page
1
Northern Wisconsin soft pine timber remains untouched by loggers and supplies dry boards for northern Illinois yards. The ad promotes Red Cedar Shingles and White Cedar or White Pine shingles from a Michigan mill, priced low, with emphasis on dry, non water soaked stock and roof relief before more rain causes damage.
The advertisement proclaims constant aim to supply patrons with the very best from world markets, always fresh and reasonably priced. Compounded Ext Sarsaparilla is in high demand and guaranteed or money returned.
The storm center moves to the senate where the Cuban resolution is debated after receiving the house message. Turner argues for armed intervention and minority report recognizing the Cuban republic, while Hoar defends McKinley. A vote is unlikely before tomorrow night due to many speakers remaining.
In a Senate Foreign Relations hearing, Lee outlined why he believes a mine or torpedo from skilled Spanish officers destroyed the Maine. He asserts Blanco’s innocence and finds no basis for an alleged threat to the Montgomery, noting Spanish officers celebrated the disaster.
Spanish minister to leave Washington immediately upon Madrid instructions. The French ambassador will handle Spain's interests. Secretary of the Navy Long said no information on naval movements will be released.
Gen Weyler arrived amid official moves toward war and said conflict seems certain. The cabinet agreed to reconvene the Spanish parliament next Wednesday, delaying the earlier April 24 date.
President McKinley told visiting senators he would veto the Cuban resolutions if they included recognition of Cuban independence. The remarks were made in Wasmaraon on April 14.
Berne April 14 special. The suggestion that Switzerland offered to mediate between the United States and Spain was brought before the thandersrath and was unanimously rejected.
Havana on April 14 reports no unusual excitement as business continues in all circles. Weather is hot and clear while daily transactions proceed in town.
Fair tonight and Friday with warmer afternoon on Friday. Brisk to high northerly winds diminishing in force.
The Illinois Kings Daughters and Sons state convention opened with increased attendance. Mary Lowe Dickinson led devotions and spoke, while Mary Goodwin was re-elected state secretary for two years. A $200 fundraising goal was set for the state contingency fund. Alice M. Gurney addressed delegates before visits to the penitentiary and a Silver Cross Hospital reception.
The jury allowed C. F. Franz half of his claim against Jos. Oertle. This case was tried yesterday before Justice Kettenhoffen.
Change of Company George E White of this city is now agent for Phoenix Life Insurance Company, an old line company of unquestioned standing, and will make the agency a splendid representation.
Great rejoicing in Silver Creek township as Hiko Julious and wife welcome a baby girl, their thirteenth child overall and the only son later mentioned, with all fourteen children reported strong and healthy in Stephen son county.
The First Presbyterian women will read papers and hear Mrs. Van Hook speak from Persia at a special Friday afternoon gathering. Invitations extend to Second Church ladies to join, followed by a social hour after missionary exercises.
Mr and Mrs John E Adamson entertained friends last evening for their thirteenth wedding anniversary. Six tables of whist were played and a choice luncheon was served. Guests presented Mrs Adamson with a cut glass berry dish as a keepsake. Emmert and Burrell promote Rock Mountain Tea as a spring tonic.
The Phoenix company claims a 20 year record of paying dividends to policy holders second only to two others. It invites you to send age for a sample policy showing offerings. Represented by AGRO, B WHITE in Freeport.
An old drug advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and offers a refund if no cure is achieved. The sales pitch notes druggists sell the tablets for 25 cents.
Mesdames Maine and Jenkins invite interest in a free call in at 252 South Galena Avenue. The offer promises no charge to see what they have, encouraging readers to visit.
A box of Lightning Cleaner lasts all season and is recommended by Bergman & Dorman and Stover Bicycle Mfg Co. Used by the city’s leading bicycle shop. Available from multiple local sellers including J H Edwards and Ford & Son. Manufactured by Schermerhorn & Crocker Freeport IL. Agents wanted.
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