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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1899

Page

7

Tarvin Replies to Bradley on negro Coleman danger

Cincinnati December report recalls Judge Tarvin of Covington replying to Governor Bradley interviews. Tarvin accuses Bradley of ignoring danger to Coleman, says the public will criticize officials, and asserts he faced criticism from Washington and Nashville outlets for his obscurity while praising himself for speaking out.

Coleman Maysville Cincinnati Hidge Tarvis Covington Bradley Generly Trovernor Washington Nashville

Federation in Session Gompers Absent From Address

The 1900 American Federation of Labor convention opened in Harmonie Hall Detroit with 180 credentialed delegates. President Gompers was detained by an accident but expected to join later. Gompers read his annual address condemning Idaho miners' imprisonment and criticizing U.S. policy on Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. The day also covered disputes between theatrical stage hands and theater musicians.

Labor Organization Gompers Detroit American Federation of Labor Harmonie Latll Loon. i Binky Washington Ite Herbert J. Greville Detroit Trades Council Idaho Wardner Mills Guba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines

Skeleton Found in Timber Camp Near Clintonville

Dec 12 report from Clintonville Wisconsin describes Spaulding's crew at Bigalls uncovering a skeletal remains of a man with a rusty gun beside him buried under a tent. It appears the skeleton lay undisturbed for at least a year.

Winiter Clintonville Wis Spaulding Bigalls

Three Little Boys Cremated at Barracks Home

Regina dispatch reports a fire in a barracks house that killed three young sons of Constable Saunders. Mrs Saunders narrowly escaped with her life while attempting to rescue her children.

St. Paul Regina N. W

Four Keg Powder Explosion Fatal in Cambridge Mine

December 12 report from Cambridge Ohio details a mine accident at Kinksend mine where four kegs of powder on a mine car exploded. The motorman and three miners were fatally injured in the blast.

Cambridge Kinksend

Chicago Board of Trade Quoted Markets Dec 11

Prices listed for Wheat Corn and Oats with December and May futures. Board of Trade quotes include pork lard and short ribs with various December January and May ranges. Produce items show butter eggs poultry potatoes cranberries and berries with regional price points. Live stock quotational ranges cover hogs cattle sheep and veal calves with day receipts. Milwaukee grain shows No 1 northern No 2 northern rye barley and oats pricing.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Illinois Texas Milwaukee Grain Milwaukee

Birthday Umbrella That Refused To Close

Susan buys a self opening umbrella for her husband as a birthday gift. The couple battles a stubborn patent mechanism during rain and a rushed train ride, ending with the umbrella left open in a cloakroom as they hurry to their next stop.

Susan Laler Tosay Hale Ted George

Umbrella Fiasco Ends With Susan’s Clever Fix

A London tale describes a failed patent umbrella effort and a chaotic cloakroom scene. After a crowd of 20 street urchins mocked the open umbrella, Susan calmly closed it using a spring, proving the device unreliable yet teaching a wary consumer stance.

Susan Breamn London

First Coffee In England Public Note From Pasqua Rosee

A London hand bill from the mid seventeenth century by Pasqua Rosee, keeper of the first public coffee house, describes coffee as a wholesome drink warming the spirits, aiding headaches, eyes, and lung health. It notes origin in Arabia, method of preparation and claims strong health benefits.

England London Pasqua Rosee Pasquua Rosee Arabia Turkey St. Michael’s Alley

The Doctor Questions The Lord Will Provide Motto

Dr Dunning, editor of The Congregationalist, visits friends and notices two samplers with a motto The Lord Will Provide and a lifelike dog along with lily sausage on the breakfast table. He questions the meaning, prompting a moment of reflection on the furnishings.

Dunning Congregationalist

Heritage of the Wayward Jewelers Weekly remark recap

Mr Knowles hints at his son in the jewelers will leaving him only the regulator. Mr Quillet questions the meaning as the exchange unfolds in the weekly jewelers column.

Kid-ne-oids Promoted as Kidney and Nerve Tonic

An ad extols Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a scientific kidney preparation in tablet form with no after effects. It claims direct kidney action, ability to work without stopping work, and a two week supply in fifty cents. A Quincy resident testimonial supports relief and renewed health. Descriptive booklet available from John Morrow & Co.

Frank Dalton Vermont Street Quincy Toften H. J. Moogh John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio

Doctar Pisree's Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Digestion

A long excerpt lists diverse facts from 19th century chatter on travel, science funding, and industry, noting places like Des Invalides in Paris, Castle Williams on Governors Island, and Ecuador cocoa. It ends with claims about a stomach and blood medicine, Doctar Pisree's Golden Medical Discovery, curing digestive and systemic ailments.

the Des Invalides Paris New York Strand London British Association For the Advancement of Science Castle Williams Governors Island Jonathan Williams Spain Mexico Meeker Russian River Sonoma County Bohemian Club San Francisco Europe Asia Manchuria Japan Wiendike Bennett Dawson City Ecuador New York State Commission Sunacy Relkjavik Tceland Royal Danish Copenhagen Kinghill Missouri Kickapoos United States

Special Assessment Notice for Delinquent Taxes

Adams Carroll Williams and property owners on Exchange Street N Galena Avenue and Clark Avenue are notified their special tax is now due. If unpaid by January 2, 1900 a 6 percent penalty will be added. A 10 percent rebate applies to Clark Avenue and N Galena Avenue properties. Special Tax Collector M Batumcarren. Hair work advertised for Mrs A C Thomas at 255 Galena break rl)

Adams, Carroll, Williams Exchange Street N. Galena Avenue Clark Avenue Ilinois M. Batumcarren

How Many Hogs How Much Should a Farm Keep

The Prairie Farmer essay argues hog numbers depend on farmer skill and facilities. Better water, field layout, and clean feeding grounds let a farm grow more hogs, but overextension risks disease and pasture damage. The author cites an 86 acre farm cycling 70 to 80 hogs yearly with five sows as optimal, while doubling brood sows caused pasture trampling and disease issues. plan to revert to six or seven sows with improved shedding and fewer added costs from grain feeding.

MM. Jamison Atime

Timely and Paying Work in Pest Control

In late fall winter or early spring, burn over matted grass leaves and osage hedges to destroy destructive insects. The Ohio station advises performing the annual clearing then rather than in May, since many pests leave winter quarters by May and become hard to reach.

Ohio Station Reich

Ditch Shape Advice From The Coun try Gentleman

A correspondent is advised on ditch design with emphasis on round versus square bottoms. The recommended cross section favors less steep angles, suggesting not less than 85 degrees from the perpendicular and noting that 45 degrees could be better for large water flow to keep ditch sides from collapsing when wet.

Drich

Double Daily Fast Trains to Florida Announcement

Notice advertising two daily fast trains to Florida with route via W. A. Tork, General Passenger Agent in Washington and Wx. H. Taylor, Assistant General Passenger Agent in Louisville. Dated November 20.

Florida W. A. Tork Washington, D. C H. Tayor Louisville, Ky

Midland Route Tourist Car service restored to San Francisco

The O. M. & St. P. Ry resumes the Midland Route Tourist Car from Chicago to San Francisco. Details include Chicago departure 10:35 p.m. Friday, Omaha arrival 3:55 p.m. Saturday, Colorado Springs 10:45 p.m. Sunday, Salt Lake City 9:30 a.m. Monday, San Francisco 9:45 a.m. Wednesday. An optional Salt Lake City layover is offered. Eastbound runs from San Francisco Saturdays to Chicago Wednesday. G. H. Hearrorp, G. P. & T. A.

O. M St. P. Ry Midland Chicago San Francisco C. M St. P Omaha Colorado Springs Col. Mid Salt Lake Sa. m Chisago

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