Train Schedule Listings for Madison Dodgeville Freeport and Chicago
A historical timetable lists passenger and freight trains on the Madison Dodgeville and Freeport lines. It shows departures to Madison and Dodgeville, arrivals from those towns, and westbound trains from Chicago with daily operations and Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Paasencer
Rene
Dodgeville I
Dodgeville
Geo
Sunda
Poche W. Borsey
Chicago
St. P. R
Book Island
Racine
Janesville
Rockford
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Freeport
W. A. Junction
Aio
Bylott
Rock Inland
Clinton
Dubuque
St. Pan
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Torough
Milwaukee Bock Island
Savanna
Chicago Great Western RY
Minnearoke
St. Paul
Des Moines
St. Joseph
South Freeport
East
Chcago Limited
Chicago Express
St, P, & K. C. Limited
Brewster House
A. G. Fitz
F, H. Lord
Gen
Pass, & Tkt. Agt
Coming Events List for December and January
A long schedule of society events and meetings from December 12 to January 9 includes lodge officer elections at Eveargreen and Freeport chapters, Germania Society and Louise lodge officer elections, a Märkovi performance at Y M and A Auditorium, Sons of Veterans dances, Mid winter receptions and dances, a masquerade ball by the Ladies of the Maccabees, Grand opera house opening, a poultry show, and business college terms starting. Note mentions of specific halls and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Repertoira Company
Germania
Eveargreen Lodge of Masons
Freeport Chapter
Germania Society
Louise Lodge
Degres of Ruth
Maro
Sons of Veteran's Dance
Old Temperance Hall
Western Star
Reaport Club
Nec
Maynard's Hall
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hah
Ladies of the Maccabees
Jane
Blust's Hall
Harlow Business College
Freeport College of Commerce
O Mears Freeport
Eastern Star
Socialism Drives Debate at AFL Convention
At Kansas City delegates debated socialist influence as Max Hayes and Isaac MacCowan led opposing factions. A Boston resolution urged turning the federation toward common ownership and political action, prompting Gompers to threaten order as debates continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Federation
John F. Tobin
Bostov
Gompers
Social Democratic Party
Tobin
Cleveland
Cleveland Central Labor Union
Max Hayes
Committee On Laws
Max Corey
Chicago
B. Donnelly
New York
Isaac MacCowan
Boston
Eugene O'Rourke
Baltimore
Mothers urged to read about kidney care in Freeport
The article presents mothers blaming and scolding children for bedwetting caused by weak kidneys. It promotes Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Foley's Kidney Cure as solutions, with testimonials from Mrs. C. A. Hewitt of Wilson Ave. The ad lists prices and local druggists, urging readers to write for more information. It ends with notes on kidney remedies and a local store display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Morrow
Sterling
C. A. Hewitt
Wilson Ave
10Th St
Gracie
H. J. Moogh
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Holiday coupon and gift shop notices mix with train excursion deal
A cluttered page notes gift items such as fountain pens and baskets from Brown & Doutmeyer, stray candy offers, and a Christmas carload sale. It also promotes a Holiday Excursion by the Chicago Great Western with December 24 26 and January 1 2 1899 dates and low round trip rates within 200 miles returnable by January 4 1899. An updated line of children’s books is advertised by Brown & Doutmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
California
Chicago
Central
New Orleans
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Co
Pacific Coast
Sunset Limited
Southern Pacific
Tlinois Central
Freeport
Homeseekers
South
J. P
Merry
A. GP
Dubuque
Iowa
Illinois
Yazoo Valley
E. P, Skene
Ill
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ackley
LeMars
Waverly
Ilinois Central R. A
Farmers' Institute
Monticello
Wis
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Maple Leaf
McKinley Receives Warm Alabama Welcome in Montgomery Visit
President McKinley toured Tuskegee and Montgomery with Governor Johnston and Booker T. Washington greeting him at Old Ship Church and the Tuskegee normal school. The Alabama legislature accompanied the president, with crowds cheering as bands played and the procession moved through Confederate Capitol streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortt
Alice
Booker Kt
Washington
School For Colored Hoya
Union Station
Cusby
Cleveland
Johnston
McKinley
Capitol
Alabama
Union
Confederacy
Hobson
Mother Hobson
General Wheeler
Rbave
Santiago
Montauk
Wheeler
Shafter
Lawton
Alger and
Long
Smith
Cuba
Old Ship Church
Savannah
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama Legislature
Montgomery
Atlanta
Normal School
Johnson
Foster
Training School
Black Belt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Humphreys
Rumpbhreya
Col
William
Agua
Wan
R. R
Illinois Central
Aenes
Rpar Rell
Galen
Chicago & Northwestern
tNo
H. Holder
Agant
J. B. Sweatt
Forreston
Tives
Sade
John Hea
Galena St
Jenks Bros
Walton's
Emmert & Burrell
Newton Manufacturing & Chemical CO
William Street
Kor
ELY
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
E.O. McCormick
Warren J. Lynch
Pass
Ncinnatty
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central Ticket Office
H.W. Rowley
99C
Brore
Federation of Labor Convention
Tendesa
Gompeers
Virden
Springfield, Ls
William Fr. Clarkson
Springfield City Hospital
National Soldiers Home
Leavenworth
Kan
Clarkson
St Louis Bank
St. Louis
St. Louis National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Foley
Swartz & Fleck
Dumas
Monte-Christo
Mediterranean
Naples
H. J. Moogk
Crown Prince of
Siam
England
H. J. Moogh Swartz
Die
Brown & Douvmevers
Brusaxer
Hvo
Wo. Koenia
Brown & Dotumeyer
Brown & Doutmeyer
President McKinley
Old Confederacy
Tuskegee School
AxLovor
Allcock
Van
Louar
Spy Uere
Hell Oss
San Meek
Van’s
John Erfert
Wm.clement
Freeport, Ill
WM. Clement
Liberty St
Freeport, Illinois
M Ppless
Ladlen’ Advisory Dep't
Chattanoqua Hedicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cardus
Masonic
Chicagn
INE
Murine CO
Anic Temple
Gen. Atkins
WM. F. Jungkunz CO
H. J. Mooge
C. Wanner
Califo
Burlington
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake and Queen
Fone
Tor
V. A. Grady
Clark Street
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