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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
5
Japanese and Chinese Art Goods Exhibition Window
An exhibition showcases popular priced Japanese and Chinese art goods in the window. Items include card cases ivory hat pins Awazi vases brass ash trays bowls vases sandalwood fans Chinese brocade belts ivory salve boxes and other novelties. Prices range from twenty five cents to several dollars.
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San Francisco Toys
Five Houses For Sale In Thinl Ward By O F Hildreth
Five new houses nearing completion are offered for sale in the Thinl ward. Located well for factory or railroad workers, the properties have attractive prices and flexible terms. A small cash payment with the balance monthly can secure any one home. Act now.
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Thinl Ward
O. F. Hildreth
Episcopal Bishop Denies He Authored Endless Chain Prayer
Boston August 10 Right Rev William Lawrence Bishop of Massachusetts denies any connection with the so called endless chain of prayer. He says the flood of letters about the matter is misdirected and the scheme is the work of a demented or mischievous person.
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Episcopal
Massachusetts
Boston
William Lawrence
Gallant Fight Ends in Filipino Island Clash
Manila report says First Lieutenant John F. James, two Eighth Infantry privates, Contract Surgeon Calvin Snyder, and Illinois Internal Revenue Collector Williams were killed in a hand to hand fight with Pulajanes at Julita on Leyte. A ten man detachment, outnumbered, fought bravely before perishing.
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Manila
John F. James
Eighth Infantry
Calvin Snyder
Internal Revenue
Williams
Illinois
Julita
Iteyte
Crop Standings Show Mixed U.S. Conditions in August
Washington reports a USDA crop summary with corn condition at 88.1 on August 1, up from 87.5 last month. Winter wheat yield averages 16.7 bushels from 493,432,000 bushels. spring wheat condition sits at 86.9, down from 91.4 last month.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Steamer Brooklyn Grounded Entering Port
The steamship Brooklyn from Marseilles bound for New York with 330 immigrants aboard grounded while entering Ponta Del Gada in the Azores today. No injuries were reported and the vessel remained safely afloat as harbor pilots assessed the situation.
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Ponta del Gada
Asore Islands
Brooklyn
Marseilles
New York
Nelson Gans Fight Signed for Labor Day in Goldfield
Goldfield Nevada August 10 special Joe Gans and Billy Nolan manager for Battling Nelson signed articles last night for the Nelson Gans fight in this city on Labor day.
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Goldfield
Nev
Joe Gans
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
Nelson- Gans
Tugboats Run Again in New York Strike Rebound
A large share of railroad tug boats affected by the Wednesday night strike by hundreds of deck hands were back in service today in New York.
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New York
Illinois-Fair Tonight Weather Forecast
Chicago August 10 reports fair weather for tonight. The sun rose at 6 02 a m with sunset at 7 08 p m.
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Chicago
Illinois
Market Report From Chicago Board of Trade and Union Stock Yards
Closing quotations show Sept wheat at 72 cents, Sept corn 49 1/4, Sept oats 31, Sept pork 16.90, Sept lard 8.72, Sept ribs 9.00. Union stock yards note cattle 1,500 strong with Beeves 3.80 to 6.50, cows and heifers 1.15 to 5.30, stockers 2.50 to 4.25. hogs 24,000, 10 lower. hogs mixed butchers 5.85 to 6.30, good heavy 5.90 to 6.25, rough heavy 5.75 to 5.85, lights 5.95 to 6.50, bulk sales 5.90 to 6.16. sheep 8,000 steady 3.25 to 5.40.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock
Disorderly Roy Heitman Fined After Street Disturbance
Police detained Roy Heitman at the corner of Clark Avenue and Walnut Street for drunkenness and profane language. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs, then remitted on condition of improved conduct.
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Clark Avenue
Walnut Street
Roy Heitman
Real estate transfers listed in city records
August Seitz sells lots 4 and 5 in block 8 Loran to Lydia A Ballard for 1600 dollars. Frank W Siecke conveys lot 14 block 4 Cha EH Meyer addition to Wm A Saw hill for 850 dollars. Augusta Cook sells lot 15 block 12 Wheel Factory addition to Elmer G Pratt for 1000 dollars.
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August Seitz
Lydia A. Ballard
Frank W. Siecke
Wm. A. Sawhill
Chas. EH
Meyer
Augusta Cook
Elmer G. Pratt
Corrected county treasurer vote at Republican convention
Olaf A. Thompson and Anna Rogstad are named alongside Hans Marius Rausmussen. Camilla Jorgensen appears in a garbled list. The corrected tally shows Cooper receiving 127 delegates and Shaffer 117. The vote occurred on Thursday at the county Republican convention.
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Olaf A. Thompson
Madison
Anna Rogstad
Same
Hans Marius Rausmussen
Daven
Camilla Jorgensen
Cooper
Shaffer
New Ball League Finds Favor Here in La Salle
Freeport, La Salle, Streator, Kewanee, Elgin, Aurora, Clinton, Muscatine eyed for eight town circuit. Powers, former Wisconsin State league president, proposes a regional league to cut travel costs and boost local support with 120 game season and about 100 players employed. La Salle backers expect a spring start if local enthusiasm continues.
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Freeport
John T. Powers
Wisconsin Association
Treasuries
Wausau
la Salle
Wisconsin State League
Walgenbach
Illinois
Iowa
Streator
Kewanee
Elgin
Aurora
Clinton
Muscatine
Powers
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Jimmie Callahan
Chicago
Gunthers
Marquettes
Spaldings
Logan Squares
Eagles
Wisconsin State
Himsin’ Kewanee
Powder House Theft at Weiss Store Sparks City Alarm
Powder house used for dynamite at Jacob Weiss hardware on Stephenson Street was entered between last evening and this morning. Between 800 and 400 pounds of powder stolen. doors were locked and barred before. House sits behind Franz Bros brewery, built fire and burglar proof. Police on the case. several crews detained two young town residents as suspects. exact loss pending, danger from explosion immense.
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Jacob Weiss
Stephenson Street
Weiss
Franz Bros
Toy in Stomach After Child Swallows Tiny Tin Hoard
The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yost ingested a small tin toy while his mother dressed him. The toy, about an inch long and half an inch high, passed into the stomach before it could be removed. Doctors report no immediate trouble, but the outcome is uncertain.
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J. H. Yost
River and creek stocking with game fish at Third Ward Park
Several thousand young game fish arrived in Freeport aboard the Chicago Northwest railroad. They were placed in the pond at Third Ward Park to await lower river levels before being released above and below the dam and into Yellow Creek. The shipment includes pike, black bass and catfish with distribution planned across the area, aided by the Stephenson County Fish and Game Protective Association and state distributor Mr. Gill.
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Mr. Gill
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Stephenson County Fish and Game Protective Association
Third Ward
Yellow Creek
Freeport
Gill
Fish and Game Association
Fish Club
Reiger
Volunteers of America Picnic at Highland Park
Yesterday the Volunteers of America held a large picnic at Highland Park attended mainly by Sunday school members and about one hundred city children. Captain and Mrs Henderson, officers in charge, supervised games and seasonal delicacies, including ice cream and fruit, provided by them and city friends. The children departed in a happy mood with cars waiting. Captain and Mrs Henderson are praised for their good work in the city.
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Volunteers of America
Highland Park
Henderson
Pastor and Bride Return From Wedding Trip
Rev and Mrs William Heinmiller arrived yesterday from their wedding trip visiting the groom's parents in Cleveland and other Ohio spots. Congregation members were surprised when the pastor entered the Thursday prayer meeting to receive warm congratulations from friends and parishioners.
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William Heinmiller
City
Cleveland
Ohio
Fence builders in second ward alley end trouble for police
The second ward alley that caused police trouble for days has finally shown less activity. With the obstruction fence largely down, authorities expect no further trouble stemming from the issue and believe the matter is nearing resolution.
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Trath
Nurses alta rs and hand turn soles at the E and I
A brief classified style note mentions nurse shoes or sandals priced at $1.50 at the E and I store. The fragmentary text hints at footwear sale with low cost and a local retailer.
Clement Authority on Canadian Lands
Advertisement touts land investment in Canada with William Clement as guide. Claims lands are safest investment and that Clement made Canada famous in the region. Promises prospective buyers taken on Tuesdays. 7-af
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Clement
Canada
William Clement
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