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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1905

Page

5

Russia to respond to Japanese demands at Portsmouth

Portsmouth August 11 Special The Russian reply prepared by Witte will be handed to Baron Komura at 9 30 tomorrow It will accept all but two Japanese conditions namely the indemnity and cession of Sakhalin The reply will invite Japan to consider terms piece by piece and discussions may modify or drop remaining points St Petersburg August 17 The reply to be presented tomorrow will not be a simple acceptance or rejection but a call to discuss terms separately with Russians seeking a broader agreement through negotiations

Japan Portsmouth Russia Far East M. Witte Baron Komura Komura Associated Press Sakhalin St. Petersburg Witte Komars

President at Chautauqua Opens With Roosevelt Address

Ten thousand people gathered early at Chautauqua New York as President Theodore Roosevelt arrived at 8 45 PM. A secret service officer on the presidential train was robbed of a watch while asleep after the train reached Lakewood. Rain began to pour at 7 AM soaking the grounds.

Chautauqua N. Y Roosevelt Lake Wood Secret Service

Burned at Stake in Sulphur Springs Riot

A black man was seized, chained, and burned at a stake in a Sulphur Springs square after being charged with assaulting a widow’s daughter. An immense crowd watched as the mob executed the punishment.

Dallas Tex

Hochs Fate Uncertain Over Printing Funds

Chicago dispatch reports Johann Hoch’s case may not be appealable and a second reprieve could be futile. The required funds to print abstracts and briefs for the Supreme Court filing remain short, jeopardizing the case's progress.

Chicago Johann Hoch Supreme Court

Firemen Burned at Soap Factory

In New York this morning a blaze at Daggitts & Sons soap factory sent twenty firemen to hospital. They were burned and unconscious from the boiling soap. five remained badly parboiled as firefighters battled the flames.

Soap New York Daggitts & Sons

Weather forecast for Chicago on August 11

Special forecast notes fair and continued warm weather tonight and Saturday in Chicago with mild evening temps, sunny intervals, and warm daytime highs expected through the weekend.

Chicago

Market Report From Chicago and Union Stock Yards

Closing board figures show September wheat at 8 237, September corn 1 44, and other grains and meats with varied quotes. Hogs around 12 000, cattle and sheep listed with price ranges. George Shick, assessor of West Point township, appeared before the board of review.

Chicago Board of Trade Union George Shick West, Point Township Board of Review

Opening Sermon Sets Lena Camp in Spiritful Pace

Worshipers at Lena Camp begin a week of meetings with Evangelist Hugh E. Smith preaching from Exodus 32 32 inviting souls to repentance. Local ministers from Rock Falls to Polo attend. services feature Bilhorn hymnals and a mission cottage dedication planned for the afternoon. Oakdale Park hosts Bible study and daily mission events as campers settle in for ten days of outdoor worship.

Lena Gage Rock Falls Pollock Hvanston McKitrick McKittrick Bilhorn Missionary Cottage Fund Burling Burdette Burling H. F. Aspinwall Association W. H. Locke Stockton McCabe Avenue N. A. Porter and Family Apple River More Avenue C. J. Miller van Brocklin W. W. Liston Davis Rock City C. Jones Shirland C. W. Jaycox Leaf River J. W. McKittrick Milledgeville Chas. K. Carpenter Polo BE. W. Storer Durand L. P. Warrington Dakota Camp Meeting Association McWittrick Women’s Home Missionary Societies Hugh E. Smith Los Angeles Cal Canaan Sinai Moses Asron

Highland contested will dispute seeks equal estate shares

A suit filed in Rock Run seeks to set aside Morrice Highland's 1898 will, with plaintiffs John and Thomas Highland and others alleging lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence by executors William Highland, Michael Highland, and James Spellman. They demand a more equal distribution of the estate, citing age and confidential ties as factors. A separate item notes Mrs. John Young praising Electric Bitters for liver and stomach relief.

Morrice Highland Rock Run Township John Highland Thomas Highland Bridget Spellman Margaret Richardson William Highland Josie Highland Lizale Flynn Mary Ann Dailey John Dailey William and Michael Highland James Spellman John and Bridget Spelman Maury Ann Dailey John 4. Young Clay Joseph Emmett

Calumet Party Returns From Stoughton Fishing Trip

A Bergman and daughter Bertha and Q Hill returned from ten days in Stoughton Wis where they fished. They stayed at U M Colladay hotel praising it as a fine lake resort. They brought home five pickerel and a 3 1/2 pound black bass with other large catches. Bertha Bergman helped land a 14 pounder. The Landes family live on a lakefront cottage nearby. Bergman plans to return and buy a lot to build next to the Landes. Cottages and lots are selling fast from 500 to 400 dollars, frontage about four rods.

A. Bergman Bertha Q. Hill Stoughton Wis U. M. Colladay Hotel Bertha Bergman Landes

Lizer Funeral Held For Civil War Veteran

Funeral services for David Lizer will be held tomorrow at 8 PM from the G A R hall with Rev. O J Price officiating. John A Davis post will handle arrangements. burial follows at the cemetery. Lizer served from the outbreak to the close of the Civil War, enlisting in Company B 18th New York Infantry as a lieutenant.

G. A. R. Hall David Lizer St. Francis Hospital G. A. BR. Hall O. J. Price First Baptist Church John A. Davis Post Lizer 18Th New York Infantry

Rev Ott to Preach in City pulpit and chalk talk

Rev Dr H A Ott of Topeka former pastor of First English Lutheran will preach Sunday in the city and give a chalk talk during the Sunday school hour He will chair the Dixon assembly this week Rev John McCulloch of Burlington visiting family will occupy the pulpit in the evening replacing Pastor Thrall He is a member of the Lutheran Nachusa Orphanage and attended a board meeting

H. A. Ott Topeka Kan Ele Dixon Assembly John McCulloch Burlington Thrall McCulloch Lutheran Nachusa Orphanage

Scanlan Brubaker Case in Port City Court Today

The Scanlan versus Brubaker case over alleged assault on Humane Officer Brubaker is underway in Justice Witte's court. Plaintiff attorney R. B. Mitchell argues, defendant represented by RK P. Mekert. No verdict rendered as of 4:46 this afternoon.

Scanlan-Brubaker Mreeport J Edward Scanlan Ater Brubaker Justice Witte’s R. B. Mitchell RK. P. Mekert

Wandered From Home Found Safe In Dexter Street

Charles Ward Cramer the two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Cal Cramer residing on Dexter street wandered away yesterday morning and was found by his mother on Cherry street at two oclock. D C Stover and W A Hanea left for Chicago at 4 20 pm over the C and N W and will be joined there by Henoch Dorman DeCampi Gilson Storms and Gairns of Chicago. They will leave at 10 pm for Cedar Lake Wis H E Smith and others will join the party at Madison. Mr Stover will chaperone the party. Miss Ella Sherbouda will go to Madison tonight to visit several days.

Charles Ward Cramer Cal Cramer Dexter Street Cherry Street D. C. Stover W. A. Hanea Chicago Messrs. Henoch Dorman DeCampi Qilson Storms and Gairns Cedar Lake Wis H. E., Smith Madison Mr. Stover Chapstone Ella Sherbouda

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