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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1907

Page

5

Morrissey Calls Out Denver Trainmen Over Negotiations

Grand Master Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ordered all union trainmen in Denver to cease work after failed negotiations with the Colorado & Southern railway. About five hundred brakemen and a few conductors were affected as of 4 o clock.

Morrissey Associated Press Denver Colorado & Southern Railway Company Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Brotherhood

The Fish Trust Is Indicted for Rebating Violations

Indictments in federal court charge A. Booth & Co. known as the fish trust and the New York Chicago and St Louis Lehigh Valley railroads with violating the Elkins law prohibiting rebates.

Associated Press Chicago A. Booth & Co Fish Trust New York Chicago & St. Louis Lehigh Valley

Freeport Annexation Hearing Seeks City Growth

Citizens in Freeport discuss annexing Santiago Park Heights Lichtenberger Pattison Arcade additions. A “Creator Freeport” committee will organize petitions for each addition with a city election to decide. Proponents cite benefits and limited tax impact while skeptics fear higher taxes.

Freeport Santiago Park Heights Lichtenberger’s Pattison’s Bauscher M. B. Marvin West Freeport John Lorenz Rang

Webb Wins World Sculling Championship in Parramatta River

New Zealand sculler Webb defeated Australian Charles Owns by two lengths on the Parramatta River to claim the world sculling title. The Associated Press reports the victory secured Webb's place as the world champion.

Associated Press Sidny N.S. W Webb New Zealand Charles ‘Owns Australia Paramatta River

Identify Strangled Woman

The body of a woman found strangled in a east 90th street areaway last Monday was identified today as Helen Farwell, a trained nurse, by the Associated Press report from New York.

Associated Press New York East 90Th Street Helen Farwell

Illinois Fair Weather Tonight and Sunday Forecast

The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Showers are expected in the western regions though the east remains mostly dry. The sun rose at 4 59 a m and will set at 7 17 p m.

Associated Press Chicago

Today's Market Report from Chicago trading pits and Union Stockyards

Closing board of trade quotes show Sept wheat at 92 3/4, Sept corn 64 3/4, Sept oats 43 3/4, Sept pork 116.46, Sept ribs 92.0, Sept lard 18.80. Union Stockyards bids list cattle 3800 steady with beef prices 4.40 to 7.50, hogs 9000 strong with bid ranges 6.05 to 6.20, sheep 2000 steady from 3.50 to 5.76.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Atock Varda

Property transfers and an undivided half interest deal

Elmer G. Pratt to Robert R. Pratt an undivided half interest in lot 15 block Lincoln boulevard subdivision for 600 dollars. Charles B. McCool to James B. VecCool lot 3 block 6 of Staver's second subdivision of Staver's subdivision of lot 1 of the west half of the northeast quarter section 36 Harlem for 1000 dollars. Instrument dated March 1, 1904.

Elmer G. Pratt Robert R. Pratt Lincoln Boulevard Charles B. McCool James B. VecCool Staver Harlem

Pioneer settler A. A. Lutz returns to Freeport health

A. A. Lutz, longtime county pioneer from Wad dlams Grove, visited Freeport for the first time in two years while recovering from ivy poisoning. He first came to Stephenson county in 1851. born in Union County, Pennsylvania on May 4, 1834.

A. A. Lutz Waddlams Grove Freeport

Orphanage Benefit Card and Sewing Party Report

A large crowd attended yesterday afternoon at St. Pius hall for St. Vincent's Orphanage. Card prizes went to Mrs William Ulrich and Mrs Grothe. sewing prizes to Mrs M Scheidt and Mrs F E K Bangaaser.

St. Pius Hall St. Vincent’s Orphanage Wiliam Ulrich Grothe M. Scheidt F. EK. Bangaaser

Campers Return of Local Married Owls Group

Mr and Mrs Ralph Mayer and other couples from the Married Owls camping group ended a two week stay at Lake Kegon and returned to Freeport today.

Ralph Mayer Schmitz Art Youngs Ford Gibler Lake Kegonaka Freeport

Board approves $85,000 school tax levy

The board of education last night issued a certificate for the levy of the school tax amounting to 85000 dollars. The finance committee report was approved and ordered printed in all Freeport papers.

Board of Education Finance Committee Freeport

Bay's Meeting At Y M C A For Boys

The FUILPAE Sunday meeting for boys at the Y M C A will be addressed by Sir J J Rogers former secretary of the local association.

J. J. Rogers

Freeport Annexation Drive Backed by City Officials

A public meeting heard support for annexing Arcade addition to Freeport. City Attorney Mitchell State's Attorney Burrell and Major Lohr spoke in favor, calling it beneficial and noting the road and bridge levy could be eliminated. A committee including Mitchell Marvin and Louis Bauscher will plan petition circulation next week.

H. B. Witte Freeport Mitchell Burrell Major Lohr M. B. Marvin Louis Bauscher

Died in Nebraska former Freeporter dies in Hastings

Charles F. Schlageter a former Freeporter died at his Hastings Nebraska home after falling in an elevator shaft three weeks earlier. His body will arrive this evening and burial is planned for Sunday at the Gund cemetery after services at his sister Amelia Schlageter’s home 116 Illinois Street. He was 52 born in Silver Creek township and married in 1890 to Jennie Jetters. survived by his wife four sisters Louise Amelia Mrs Henry Quincer of Freeport and Mrs R B Langford of California. Funeral Sunday at 2 from 116 Illinois Street with Rev Kingbeil and interment at Gund cemetery. James Nolan also noted as previously reported died after long illness. born Oct 10 1855 in Freeport. worked for Milwaukee Road from age 17 until four weeks ago. never married. Burial at St Mary’s cemetery following services at St Mary’s church Monday at 9 from his mother’s home 67 Henderson Street.

Charles F. Schlageter Hastings Neb Amelia Schlageter Illinois Street Silver Creek Township Jennie Jetters Freeport Louise Amelia Henry Quincer R. B. Langford California Ilinois Street Mr. Kingbeil Gund Cemetery James Nolan Milwaukee Road Ellen Nolan Henderson Street John Edward William Ware Fred Stonick St. Mary's Church Fr. Griffin St. Mary’s Cemetery

Funeral Services Held for Lewis Roth in Silver Creek Township

Funeral services for the late Lewis Roth will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the home in Silver Creek township and again at 2:30 pm from the German Reformed church. Rev. Paul Traeger will officiate with interment at Gund cemetery. Representatives of the Eagles Anchors and Order of Mutual Protection attend, pallbearers chosen from the three societies: Md. Myers and William Frick from the Anchors. Charles Bauscher and Dade Kramer from the Eagles. Charles Page and Fred Scaumeyer from the Order of Mutual Protection.

Lewis Roth Silver Creek German Reformed Church Paul Traeger Gund Eagles, Anchors and Order of Mutual Protection MD. Myers William Frick Charles Bauscher Dade Kramer Iagles Charles Page Fred Scaumayer Order of Mutual Protection

Dogs Kill Chicks After Neighbor's Raid

Morning raid by neighbor's dogs kills over forty prize chickens owned by T. H. Hollister. Hollister fed flock then found carcasses on front and back lawns. Dogs belonging to neighbors were seen devouring several fowls in the rear lot before returning home. Hollister vows to recover losses and continues raising fancy poultry for show.

T. H. Hollister Mr. Hollister Hollister

Knights of Columbus Picnic at Forrest Park

Knights of Columbus members and families will hold the annual picnic at Forrest Park tomorrow. The event features foot races and other contests for all ages and marks the local council’s year’s highlight.

Knights of Columbus Knights At Columbus Forrest Park

Local Soap Sale Ad At Galena Street Store

A damaged ad notes soaps available tonight at Kirk’s Shan bells and Lana Oil Buttermilk brands for 20 cents a box at the Galena Street entrance of Riley and Wheat, Acket store.

Kirk Lana Galena St Riley & Wheat

Giant Standard Oil fined record sum in rebating case

Judge K M Landis in Chicago imposed a record 29 240 000 dollar fine on Standard Oil Company of Indiana for accepting rebates totaling 223 000 from the Alton road. The ruling brands the Indiana unit as the defendant and hints at further action by government officials. Roosevelt and Rockefeller commented after the decision.

Associated Press Chicago K. M. Landis Standard Oil Company of Indiana Alton Road Standard of Standard New Jersey United States Alton Railroad New York Standard Oil Company United States Circuit Court of Appeals Landis Oyster Bay Roosevelt Cleveland Ohio John It. Rockefeller Mike Rockefeller

Explosion in stove at Seitz Building home

Firefighters battled a stove explosion at the south flat of the Seitz building on Adams and Spring streets. The blast shattered stove lids and a coffee pot, blew window glass from frames, and caused extensive smoke damage totaling about 90. The cause remains uncertain with theories including a clogged chimney or explosive powder in wood.

Charles Dresser Seitz Adams and Spring Streets

Trades and Labor Council Meeting Reports on Labor Day Plan

The Trades and Labor council held a largely attended meeting at their hall last evening. George McEnnight presided as reports from various unions were read. It is expected that between 200 and 300 men will line up at the Rockford location for Labor Day celebrations. The delegation is among the largest ever sent from town for such an event.

Trades and Labor Council George McEnnight Phi Soove

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