Emulsion Aids Consumption Healing With Free Sample
Hope and fresh air plus rest and Scott's Emulsion relieve consumption. The product nourishes the patient, aiding rapid strides toward health, and a free sample is offered.
24 Apr 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1905
Page
1
Hope and fresh air plus rest and Scott's Emulsion relieve consumption. The product nourishes the patient, aiding rapid strides toward health, and a free sample is offered.
The Evening Post reports a statewide survey of 72 counties on divorce trends. 8442 pending new or carried-over cases exist, with Cook County alone housing 1828. In proportion to population, rural counties show faster growth. 36 counties see increases, 12 declines, 24 mixed trends.
Chicago reports multiple Andersons seeking licenses on Easter Saturday as clerks processed several marriage applications. Andrew Andersen aimed to wed Martha Andersen, and Deiderich Andersen approved him while denying another. John C. Andersen sought Anna Jorkenson, then Peter Johan Andersen expressed desire to marry Attilia Andersen. John C. Andersen of Knox, Indiana secured a license to wed Christina Johnson. A serious trolley accident in Wilmette injured 25 as Chicago and Milwaukee line wrecked at Greenleaf and Fourth. Charles Franklin of Evanston is expected to die.
Washington April 22 The question of a street railway company seeking leave to construct a bridge over the Mississippi at Rock Island is discussed. The attorney general doubts the War Department can grant permission but suggests the secretary of war may issue it, leaving the matter to the courts for decision.
Czar Nicholas I: message to Kostroma nobility via the marshal of the nobility. He states unwavering will to convoke representatives of the people and directs the minister of the interior to devote all efforts to prompt execution. The notice emphasizes the government’s resolve and official action in this political matter.
The signal worded text reports that reporters in St Petersburg and elsewhere have submitted requests for salary increases. It notes General W. W. Blackmun visiting Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain, with references to the Army and local posts.
London April 24 Captain O'Shea dies at Brighton Saturday night. The scandal around his divorced wife, who became Mrs. Chas Parnell, ends the long phase of Parnell’s leadership in British political circles.
Joseph Jefferson, famed actor of Rip Van Winkle renown, died yesterday at his bedside attended by wife and two sons. Friends include Grover Cleveland and Edwin Booth. Funeral arrangements and a public star-studded tribute to follow at Bowand's Hay, Massachusetts.
Glenwood Springs April 24. President Roosevelts hunting party ten miles northwest of Newcastle spent a quiet Sunday with church services declined to move toward town to avoid conflict with Masterghtnders. After a week of saddle travel the party rests. Tracks sighted in several directions suggest another bear may be hunted before the next move.
Fire destroyed a building on the Albany Schenectady county line after locals found a pool room with horses and betting odds on the Schelectady side and a separate desk with charts and phones in Albany county. Authorities suspect arson in the blaze discovered April 24.
In Galveston on April 24 Governor Davis of Nebraska and Governor Mickey of Nebraska discuss sectional issues long past. Davis criticizes the visit as inappropriate while noting veterans in his state. Admiral Dewey favors burying Paul Jones at Arlington National Cemetery over Naples, in a letter to Mrs Williging.
Eastern Russia April 74 a local doctors meeting ostensibly to discuss the cholera was halted when doors were opened and the chief of police under orders from the governor cleared the hall, signaling a crackdown amid unrest reported from St. Petersburg and Russian circles. Also April 24 reports note relief over M Delcasse remaining French foreign minister and the Franco Russian alliance. Senator Russell A Alger suffers acute indigestion on a train near Detroit but is not in serious condition.
A Tribone report claims ten white thick steamers, described as the Ore Fleet, have been sold to capitalists believed to be John W. Gates and associates in connection with a May wheat deal. The plan reportedly aims to ship wheat directly from Chicago to Kurene.
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