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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

4

Bogus money outfit captured in Wisconsin raid

Chicago detectives report a large counterfeiting operation based in two Rhinelander area shacks seventeen miles from town. Five family members Mia Donnerstog Anna Donnerstog Rudolph Donnerstog Hugo Donnerstog Albert Donnerstog Tsulda Donnerstog and Adolph Zacharias were taken to Madison after a raid that yielded 81004 in counterfeit gold pieces 600 in silver and a full counterfeit plant. A violent pursuit ended with Rudolph Hugo Albert and Zacharias captured at gunpoint and the two women arrested later.

Chicago Jonely Pine Wisconsin Thomas J. Porter Service Mia Anna Donnerstog Hugo Albert Rudolph Tsulda Adolph Zacharias Madison Federal Grand Jury United States Donnerstog Rhinelander Rudolph Donnerstog Thomas R. McManus Aeaa Milwaukee Secret Service Office Hugo Donnerstog Straub Zacharias

Great Tunnel Builder Dead

Denver August 18 Charles F Higbee aged 52 a noted tunnel builder was killed at Shoshone camp of the Central Colorado Power company twelve miles east of Glenwood Springs Colo A derrick broke and a guy line struck Higbee crushing his skull He had constructed forty nine of the world s greatest tunnels

Denver Colo Charles F. Higbee Shoshone Central Colorado Power Company Gienwood Springs Guy Whro Higbee

Baldwin and His Airship Sets First Speed Trial

Capt. Thomas S. Baldwin conducted the first official speed trial of a military dirigible before the army board at Fort Myer. About a mile from the thrushing line a secondary wire broke, disconnecting the engine coil and stopping the motor, causing the test to fail. Baldwin plans two more trials.

Baldwin Washington Thomas Army Board Fort Myer

Western Canadian Lumber Prices Fall Amid Dealer Shakeup

Winnipeg Aug 1 The Western Canadian Lumber Dealers association has cut rough lumber by $10 to $4000 a rough thousand, indicating a price collision among dealers has ended. Even with the cut, many small dealers are forced to sell to larger companies and the outlook for the fall trade is poor.

Winnipeg Nias Eyven

Street Car Conductor Receives Sudden Death News

Street car conductor from St Paul Avenue Clement Langer reports the sudden death of his father Count Clement Langer of Ciaberthet Styria Austria. The count owned a large Austrian estate and a rubber tire factory. Langer is the sole son and heir to the estate.

St. Paul Aue Clement Langer Miankafo Count Clement Langer Ciaberthet Styria Austria Langer Firshbey

Mrs. Charles E. Smith Endorses New Life Pills in Maine

Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin Maine reports adopting Dr King s New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine because they are effective and cause no fuss. The pills are sold at Jos Emmert s drug store.

Charles E. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King Jos. Emmert’s

White Canvas Oxfords Sellout At 95 Cents Per Pair

Bargain sale ends soon as stock of White Canvas Oxfords priced from 1.26 to 1.75 is offered at 95 cents per pair. Shop details provided by Bokemeier and Kaney.

Bokemeier & Kaney

Auckland Visit Showcases Thermal Wonderland Sights

Rear Admiral Sperry and US fleet officers toured Rotorua and surrounding Thermal District attractions in New Zealand. Prime Minister Ward hosted the guests with a Maori welcome as ceremonies for a new government bath opened. A rifle shoot between Auckland and the fleet ended with Auckland 231.1 to the Shooters 224.6.

Auckland Sperry Rotorua New Grout Mkitere

Will Post Get a Pass

Inter state Commerce Commission official states personal view on whether railroads may lawfully transport Harry J Post of Maywood TL to New Mexico free of charge if he is destitute and unable to work. He cautions railroad officials must verify indigence before granting free transport.

Washington Estelle Ryan Snyder Chicago New Mexico Harry J. Post Maywood Interstate Commerce Itarian Commission Post Harlan

Hoodooed Gun Explosion Kills Six On Couronne Ship

Toulon August 13 Six sailors die and eighteen are wounded when a 14 millimetre breech erupts during gunnery instruction aboard the school ship Couronne off Les Latins d Iyères Three wounded are critical This is the third fatal accident on Couronne in sixteen months caused by breech block failures experts blame decomposition of B powder similar to disaster on the battleship Tena in 1907 with over 100 lives lost offshore.

Toulon Couronne Les Latins D’iyeres Tena

Nearly unanimous vote blocks liquor sales lodge meeting change

Milwaukee August 13 by a nearly unanimous vote of 100 recorded negative the grand lodge Sons of St George jurisdiction of Illinois decided to refuse to modify its rules to allow lodges of the order to meet in a building where liquor is sold or handled.

Milwaukee Grand Lodge Sons of St. Creorge Uenois

New York City to host gala as Olympic victors return

Voters register in Curha reach 467,006 while recent election turnout hits 205,957. Manitoba farm help requests flood in as agronomy bureau plans study on infant foods. Wilbur Wright flies near seven minutes at Le Mans. Ore dock strikes in Superior Wisconsin affect seven events. Sand Point fire controlled with little damage. Texas Republicans assemble platform but with no full ticket. Kingdon Gould works as a miner in Guanajuato for a month. Sherman's vice presidential notification looms for Aug 18. Mankato endures typhoid outbreak with 800 cases and 17 deaths. mayor forms investigation committee. National agriculture agency to study infant and invalid foods for health suitability.

New York City Curha Manitoba Sand Point Tda Republicans of Texas Kingdon Gould George J. Gould Gunanajuato Mexico Sherman Mankato Mia J. W. Andrews Ciizens Bureau of Chemistry National Department of Agriculture

Father William's Indian Herb Tablets advertised remedy

An old advertisement touts Father William's Indian Herb Tablets as a quick cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation sour stomach and related ailments. It claims liver and digestive aid, perfect food assimilation, stomach cleansing and bowel regulation. Sold by C P Guenther & Co at Galena avenues and street corner for 20 cents a box with money-back promise.

William C. P. Guenther & Co Galena Avenue Galena Street

Wedding Rites Unite Miss Ida Kosha and Henry Buas

Miss Ida Kosha of McConnell and Henry Buas of Freeport wed at the bride’s sister’s home in Ma Connell with Rev Ray C Harker officiating. Relatives and Freeport friends attended a wedding dinner after the ceremony and the couple departed for Chicago on a wedding trip. They will reside on Cottonwood Street in Freeport. Buas is a painter with John Swartz & Sona. his father John Buas Sr. lives in Freeport.

Mccannell Ida Kosha McConnell Henry Buen Ma.Connell Ray C. Harker Freeport Diemer Chicago Cottonwood Street Buss

Anchor Society Picnic Arrangements Set By Committee

Arrangements are nearly complete for the Anchor society annual family picnic with the Anchor band providing music. The committee on arrangements includes August H. Landgraf Frank Steffen William Kulenkampff Charles Billerbeck Christ Fuss William Frick Dr J A Poling Fred Held Albert Luebbing William Jacobs John Bauscher Jr.

Anchor Society Anchor Band August H. Landgraf Frank Steffen William Kulenkampff Charles Billerbeck Christ Fuss William Frick J. A. Poling Fred Held Albert Luebbing William Jacobs John Bauscher, Jr

Royal Neighbors Meet Ends With Spelling Bee Fun

The Royal Neighbors of America held a regular meeting at their club rooms last night followed by a social session. A spelling bee served as the main diversion with Mrs Leslie and Mrs Spielman captains of the two sides. Cake and ice cream were served at the close.

Royal Neighbors of America Leslie

Variety Shower Honors Mrs Teach at Williams Street Home

Mrs John Wright hosted a variety shower at her Williams street residence last evening in honor of Mrs Ralph Teach, former Miss Gladys Palmer. Mrs Teach received a fine collection of useful articles. Twenty young ladies attended and enjoyed a musical program. Light refreshments were served.

John Wright Williams Street Ralph Teach Gladys Palmer Teach

Ladies to Host Bridge Whist Party at Strong Home

Mrs K B Mitchell Mrs Margaret Strong and Miss Sarah Buckman will entertain at a bridge whist party at the Strong home on Jackson street Saturday evening.

K. B. Mitchell Margaret Strong Sarah Buckman Strong Jackson Street

Knights of Columbus Picnic At Globe Park Next Sunday

The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual picnic at Globe Park next Sunday with activities for families and fund raising.

Social Notes Garden Party and House Party

Mrs H H Antrim hosts a garden party at her Stephenson street home in honor of her sister in law Mrs C A Buswell Miss Geneva Bowler gives a house party for eight young ladies on Stephenson street A card and sewing party will be held tomorrow at St Pina hall for BS benefit of St Vincents orphans home

H. H. Antrim Stephenson Street C. A. Buswell Geneva Bowler St. Pina Hall BS Benefit of St. Vincents Oime

Personal notices of regional visitors and travelers

Morning passengers and residents are listed visiting friends and relatives in nearby cities. D N Byers James Hanley Emma Bertha li Anna Wilson Rose Boye Mary Sullivan Vera Lohr Anna Wilson Rev Fr Deivele and others travel between Chicago Dixon Rockford Polo Osage Lena Mato, with several returning from trips to Saskatchewan Panama and the Canal Zone.

James Hanley Dixon Emma and Berthali Rockford

Trunck Wins Brick Contract for Woodmanse Plant Addition

Charles Trunck awarded the brick work contract for the Woodmanse Manufacturing plant addition. He began the brick work this morning on the Tarbox buildings located on Chivagg Street.

Charles Trunck Woodmanse Manufacturing Company Trunck Chivagg Street

Comity Clerk Holds Papers for Lincoln Exhibit

Fred C. Held county clerk contributes papers for a historical exhibit week starting August 24. The display includes rare Lincoln pictures from boyhood to presidency, documents signed by Lincoln, and his first vote record at New Salem. Early Illinois voting used viva voce with judges present.

Lincoln Fred C. Held Tfrong Abraham Lincoln New Salem Clary’s Grove

United Workers to Lead Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian

Local items note United Workers will oversee tonight's prayer meeting at Second Presbyterian church. Miss Galloway to speak on developments in the Philippines. Edith Hoyman resumes millinery duties at Read store after vacation. Josephine Lichtenberger takes a vacation this week. Germania stag party draws many members with a German band, lunch, and games at cards, billiards, or bowling.

the United Workers Second Presbyterian Church Galloway Philippines Edith Hoyman Read Store Josephine Lichtenberger Name Store

Pitcher Vance Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct

Green Bay pitcher Vance failed to locate a plate at the ballpark yesterday afternoon. He was found to have ripped plates from a storefront tower at C. H. Little & Company crockery and tossed them into the street. A police escort led to the station where he pleaded guilty and paid $5 fine plus costs.

Vance Green Bay C. H. Little & Company Crockery

Ills and hospital notes from local residents

Mrs. George Derby was taken to St. Francis hospital this morning for an operation. Mrs. J. E. Tuckett is slightly ill at her West Freeport home. Mrs. Albert Dittman on Liberty street is seriously ill at home. Mrs. Robert Luecke, previously ill, is somewhat improved today.

George Derby St. Francis Hospital J. E. Tuckett West Freeport Albert Dittman Liberty Street Robert Luecke

Pumper Severely Injured At Haldane Plant

Anthony Harrigan of Illinois Central was pulled into a duplex pump at Haldane yesterday. The pump rocker severely injured his right index finger, resulting in the finger being severed.

Anthony Harrigan Illinois Central Haldane

Masonic Meeting at Excelsior Lodge Friday Evening

Excelsior lodge of Masons will hold a special communication Friday to confer the M M degree.

Excelsior Lodge of Masons

Market Report From Chicago and Union Stock Yards

Closing board of trade quotations list Sept wheat at 93 14, Sept corn 77 54, Sept cattle 473 1 2, pork 14 97, lard 9 25, ribs 8 65. Union stock yards show cattle 4,000 steady with Beeves 3 65 to 7 60, hogs 26,000 down 10 to 36 60 for mixed, bulk sales 6 40 to 6 60, sheep 10.00 steady 2 40 to 4 25.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Relief for cap finder sought in Mrs. Guken patch

From Our Own Correspondent an item asks the owner of a lost cap in Mrs. Guken's blackberry patch to call prove property and receive it. The column then lists multiple local visits and travel reports including residents visiting or returning from Freeport Chicago Rockford Lena Belvidere and Minnesota with several names and towns.

Iowa Whitmore Chicago J. R. Young Oak Park Doris Best Freeport Vera Wolf Stella Thomas Aspinwall Lizzie Templeton Jennie Cook Rockford Henry Frantz Minnesota D. Keck, Jr E. A. Hall Brodhead Wis Mr. Hall Edgar Wiler D. C. Reed Lena Frank Butterfield Mr. Holloway Orangeville B. C. Holloway C. P. Leitzells Belvidere Herbert Stover Latham Park Harry Grandson St. Louis Mrs. J Wise Ridott

Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Pure Herbal Remedy

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier stomach tonic and bowel regulator. It claims the formula is alcohol free and derived from native forest plants, with glycerine used in extraction. The ad urges patience and perseverance and notes endorsements by medical leaders and fair pricing by medicine dealers.

Mertia Pierces Pierce Dr. Pierce

Upcoming events list in Oakdale and Freeport area

Aug 18 23 campmeeting at Oakdale park Aug 18 28 Methodist campmeeting Aug 2 3 Biennial reunion Forty sixth Illinois regiment Old settlers reunion Cedarville Aug 27 Fiftieth anniversary Lincoln Douglas debate Aug 27 Sept 6 Riverside Park camp Sept 7 Fall term Freeport College of Commerce opens

Oakdale Park Lena Forty-sixth Ilnois Regiment Old Settlers Cedarville Lincoln+Douglas Riverside Park Freeport College of Commerce

AIM TO REDUCE FIRE LOSS IN THE NATION

The National Board of Underwriters urges cooperation to cut fire losses. It cites 1907 property losses at 199,883,300 and five year totals of 1,257,716,955. Experts study city water, fire facilities, and building laws to aid municipalities and owners. Per capita losses in the United States far exceed Europe. Over four years, major cities have been investigated leading to improvements.

United States National Board of Underwriters National Board Committee On Statistics of the Austria Denmark France Germany Italy Switzerland Committee On Statistics Europe

Card of Thanks from Bergholte Family

The children of the late John Bergholte express heartfelt appreciation for the help given them during their father’s bereavement. They also thank the Odd Fellows and citizens for their support.

John Bergholte Odd Fellows

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F. A. Read Canadian West William Clement Wm, Clement Little’s Crockery Store Hettinger Block Freeport Loan Co The Journal Want Admiral Sperry New Zeaand's Wonderland Aucklandera Case Warelaw Anchor Family Picnic Bridge Whist Party Social Notes D. N. Byers E. D. Herbert Saskatchewan Canada Anna Wilson Polo Miss Rose Boye Mary Sullivan Osage, In Vera Lohr Fr. Deivele Socitas Rivini Salvatoris Rome J. Best William Halloway D. B. Fisher Harry Schroeder D. A. Cramer J. F. Wilfong Rock River Clayton Mogle Edward Brady Lillian Brady J. W. DeGan Leander Marengo Stockton Carroll W. G. Patton James Patton O. S. Hitchner Ottumwa Fred E. Mann KR. R. Tiffany Lincoln Avenue Emil Rellman Calumet-Hecla Mining Co Calumet, Mich Mary Rellman Arthur van Brocklin Panama van Brocklin Panama Canal Commission States Vance Disorderly Today’s Market Report Dakota Klock South Globe Hospital Huguize 5Th Avenue Sladin Laquire E. Wilkins Winslow St Geo. Blunt John Ennonga Little Rock Helen Collmann Freeport Building and Loan Association F. Hildreth Edw. Allington, Jr Freeport, Ill Phonograhs the Cable Co GEO. A W.j.young & Co Opp Win Walton Neph Clothing Department
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