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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
10
The store advertises a large selection of new books and novelties. It claims the most complete line in the city and urges customers to visit before buying elsewhere.
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Sultan complains of President Cleveland's message on Armenian massacres and Christian conduct in the empire. Washington report says US Turkish relations may break, with Mustapha Bey said to have fled after arming himself at the state department.
Two rival opera stars Emma Calve and Emma Eames embraced at the Metropolitan Opera House after the first act of Carmen, before an appreciative audience, ending a three year feud. The other item reports a 2 am hiking race leader board with Hale at 1 660 miles and Rice at 1 636 miles.
Washington December reports show a batch of public building bills carried over from the last session. The list includes items associated with Indianapolis and East St. Louis Illinois with further details noted.
Mustapha Bey reported to the sultan’s displeasure with President Cleveland’s public remarks. He accused the president of preaching one side of the case while Turkey holds full information on the other. The minister cited grievances against Americans, including missionaries accused of inciting Armenians and aiding dynamite bomb manufacture in churches. Officials named include Cyrus Hamlin and Dwight and Washburn of Robert College in Constantinople.
Reports from Sea Bright Alabama describe the assault on Minnie Martin of Columbus by George Dunstan a livery stable worker. Dunstan forced entry at a hotel room after promising silence and was beaten by the proprietor when challenged amid threats of mobs.
Dec 12 report says the Ohio State Grange adopted a resolution urging President-Elect McKinley to appoint Hon. J. H. Brigham of Ohio as secretary of agriculture.
In San Francisco Mrs. Sarah B Cooper and daughter Harriet die by asphyxiation amid a tale of melancholy and homicidal crises. Cooper linked to reform circles and cousin to Col Robert Ingersoll. Harriet had previous suicide attempts. family history noted. Civil Service League notes officers in Philadelphia. Maryland delegation seeks cabinet post for Governor Gary of Maryland. Mose Brunson found dead near Shanghai after acquittal in chicken-stealing case.
A tramp matching the Erie brakeman Nelson Snagel killer description was seized in Ashley Delaware and removed by Marshal Rosevelt to prevent lynching. In Sibley Iowa the vulcanizer blast injured the dentist's wife, his skull fractured by the blast’s force.
Bradstreet's reports no general trade improvement this week except holiday specialties. Demand for winter goods delayed by unseasonable weather and stock-taking. prices fall for pig iron steel rails hides leather flour wheat corn oats lard cotton petroleum, while raw wool print cloths lumber pork and sugar stay fairly steady. 381 US business failures this week, up from recent weeks and higher than last year’s numbers.
When the family physician was away, J Y Schench bought Chamberlain’s cough remedy for his two year old daughter's croup attack and found immediate relief. He recommends keeping it on hand. 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by Emmert and Burrell.
Miners demand 74 cents and operators offer 60 for digging coal. Conference adjourned sine die with no agreement and a strike considered as the next step in Pittsburg on December 12.
A promotional note offers a ten cent sample of Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and hay fever. The ad asserts the full size costs 50 cents and includes a testimonial from Joseph Stewart of Brooklyn praising the remedy after six weeks of use.
Freeport's M. V. B. Elson promotes diamonds watches and fine jewelry with cash purchases and prices claimed to beat any local store. Advertising copy emphasizes preparedness and quality for holiday gifting.
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