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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1907

Page

5

Four Hundred Packing-House Drivers Strike Halts Meat Deliveries

New York August 23 deliveries from local packing houses were halted by a strike of four hundred wagon drivers. The strike leaves only Chicago refrigerator train meat, risking a citywide meat famine if trains are not called out.

Associated Press New York Chicago

Young Freeporter Hime Takes Belvidere Y M C A Post

Leonard Hime, a Freeport graduate of the Lake Geneva Training School, has been hired as assistant general secretary and physical director in charge of the Belvidere Y M C A boys department. He arrives September 1 and will organize fall and winter programs, oversee gym classes, and engage new members while the facilities were upgraded for the new term.

Leonard Hime Freeport Lake Geneva Belvidere Y. M. Co. A L. L. Hime Prospect Terrace Belvidere Republican Hime Ladies’ Auxiliary

General arbitration plan urged by American delegation

The Hague Aug 23 General Horace Porter said Secretary Root instructed the American delegation to press the American general arbitration proposal as likeliest to be accepted during today's committee session examining obligatory arbitration proposals.

Associated Press The Hague Horace Porter Root

Fire Loss Near Million Destroys Cincinnati Plant

A blaze at the Eagle White Lead company plant in Cincinnati caused about 750000 in damage. The fire wiped out nearly all structures in the block bounded by Broadway Hast Court and Hunt streets and the Norfolk and Western railroad tracks.

Chicago Forecast: Showers then Fair This Weekend

Weather outlook for Chicago indicates showers tonight and Saturday followed by fair skies. A slight rise in temperature is expected with daylight hours from sunrise at 5 16 to sunset at 6 48.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois

Closing Market Quotas and Yard Prices From Chicago and Union Stock Yards

Today's market report lists Sept wheat at 89 5/8 to 90 1/4 cents, Sept corn at 58 1/2 to 58 3/4, Sept oats 50 3/4 to 50 3/7, Sept pork 15.95, Sept ribs 9.02, Sept lard 8.70. Union Stock Yards quotes show cattle 1,600 head, beeves 4.25 to 7.35, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 5.00, hogs 10,000 head up 5 to 10, light 5.85 to 4.30, mixed 5.60 to 6.25, heavy 5.25 to 6.06, rough 5.25 to 5.56, sheep 1,000 head steady 3.25 to 5.70. Chicago Board of Trade figures supplied by Dickinson & Co.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Annexation Petitions Drawn For Freeport Districts

City Engineer G W Graham handed annexation area descriptions to City Attorney R B Mitchell. Petitions will be drawn soon, approved by the annexation committee, then circulated to legal voters and property owners. A special election will be called after obtaining required signatures.

G. W. Graham R. B. Mitchell Freeport

Women Lose Purses in Freeport Train Incident

Two women traveling from the west to Dixon reported losing purses after alighting from incoming passenger No 32 in Freeport. One mislaid her purse in a rain coat pocket while boarding at Warren. the other’s purse slipped from her lap as she rose. Officials searched but found nothing, and both women had to telegraph relatives for funds to continue.

Freeport Woodford Wis Warren Dixon

Paul Moore Taken For Typhoid Illness Morning

Paul Moore of 63 Park Avenue was taken to St Francis Hospital early this morning as a typhoid fever patient.

Paul Moore Park Avenue St. Francis

Emerick's Auction Set For Saturday Afternoons and Evenings

The Journal advertises Emerick's Auction with two sales times on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The notice appears in the paper's want column, listing items to be offered at auction.

Emerick

Robbery at Judge Heard Home Prompts Police Alert

Over the past week a series of break ins suggests a band of professional thieves holds Freeport in its sights. Oscar Heard found the front door open and silverware missing from wedding presents marked with Kittie Peters. Police are urged to pursue suspects as several homes have been robbed while officers were on vacation periods.

Judge Heard Upper Stephenson Street Oscar, Jr Lake Geneva Oscar Lena Kittie Peters Freeport

Bridge Trust Case Appears Headed to Carroll Grand Jury

Carroll county opens a special grand jury investigation into a long running bridge trust. State's Attorney Stransky has served subpoenas on Freeport residents tied to the bridge business. A Freeport bridge man volunteered to testify, promising to reveal methods of local builders.

Carroll County Stransky Freeport Stephenson County

Parole Prospects for Youth Inmate Kenyon

Sheriff William Milner and Mayor C. J. Dittmar returned from Joliet where they visited Kenyon, a youth sent to the penitentiary six years ago at seventeen on a laffe sentence. Report says he has a good prison reputation and petitions for a pardons board hearing may be circulated to pursue his release.

William Milner C. J. Dittmar Joliet Kenyon Freeport Board of Pardons

Local Son John J Nuesse Returns to Freeport

John J Nuesse, born and raised in Freeport, visits his father at Lemon and Cottonwood. He left at fifteen for Freeport, spent eight years on Chicago school board in the compulsory department, and is assigned to the Ghetto district where he is said to know many residents. He will stay another week.

John J. Nuesse Lemon and Cottonwood Streets Mrr. Nuesse Freeport Board of Education of Chicago Ele

Becks Split as Mrs Beck Seeks Separate Maintenance

Mrs Sadie Beck has filed a bill for separate maintenance against her husband Charles Beck. The action seeks support and possible alimony while detailing their marital breakdown and residence. The case outlines a statutory basis for dissolution of marital duties and financial relief.

Sadie Beck Charles Beck

Presents for the first 10 ladies Saturday

A concise notice lists gifts for the first ten female attendees at a Saturday event. The fragment mentions a sequence starting with overdue phrases and initials, limiting clarity but indicating a small distribution of presents to early participants.

Uw. Stephensen Si. Eee

Elgin Mayor Price Faces Impeachment Amid City Turmoil

Elgin mayor Arwin E. Price vows to strike back if impeachment moves forward as he confronts threats, alleged blacklisting of city leaders, and a brutal assault on real estate man Edward Roach thought to be a reporter. Aldermen plan petition and church leaders weigh actions as Price defends his conduct.

Arwin E. Price Elgin Chicago Tribune Price Edward Roach Elgin Courier Roachy Courier Roach James Fletcher Lord's Park David Walker Scotland

Funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs Howe

The infant's funeral will be from the Cherry street home at 9:00 AM Saturday and a half hour later from St Mary's church. Pallbearers include Francis and Charles McCarty Vincent Dwyer and Robert Stack. Rev Father Griffin will officiate and interment is at St Mary's cemetery.

M. J. Howe Cherry Street St. Mary's Church Francis Charles McCarty Vincent Dwyer Robert Stack Father Griffin St. Mary’s Cemetery

Regular as the Sun New Life Pills Ad

An old time advertise line touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most regular perform ance in the universe beside the sun’s routine rise and set. Joseph Emmett, a druggist, guarantees the product with a 25x claim.

Dr. King Joseph Emmert

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