Christmas Sale Promises Bargains Ahead at Dry Goods
The store announces a Christmas sale with deep discounts on handkerchiefs perfumery silver ware and small goods. Specials include 60c handkerchiefs at 60c per dollar and other items slashed to 8c 10c and 18c with limited quantities and morning rush advised. A Mandolin Orchestra will perform tonight and on Christmas Eve.
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Kingsley’s
Local Grocery Sale Ad Highlights Mixed Candies and Dry Goods
A dense ad offers candy deals such as 20 sticks of stick candy for 5c and 10c mixed for 7c per pound, plus caramels and Lowney's Chocolates. It promotes Navy beans, scotch peas, raisins, currants, soapine, mince meat, raspberries, table salt, ground pepper, coffee, tea, mixed nuts, oysters, crackers, oranges, and flour brands with various sale prices.
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Lowney
Navy
Vail
Santa Aas
Michigan
New York State
Pride of
Vermont
New York
Erie
Burrell's
Stephenson Street
Bank Runs Hit Chicago Institutions Amid Arrest Warrants
Run on Illinois Trust and Savings Bank and Hibernian Banking Association continued as officers expect continued runs tomorrow. Warrants for E. S. Dreyer and Robert Berger were issued yesterday on a depositor Frank Kennedy’s complaint but not served by noon today. bankers are believed to surrender once bondsmen are arranged.
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Chicago
QuiAco
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Hibernian Banking Association
E. S. Dreyer
Robert Berger
Frank Kennedy
All Quiet at St. Paul Banks Amid Financial Strain
In St Paul Minnesota on December 23 no bank runs occurred by noon and no new closures were reported. Officials noted the suspended Minnesota bank is under examination and will release details only after completion.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Bank of
Minnesota
Parsons & Pelletier Co Closes Doors Under Mortgage
The largest dry goods firm in Iowa, Parsons and Pelletier Co of Sioux City, closed today under a cattle mortgage totaling 91,538 backed by Chicago and New York lenders. Assets are estimated at 140,000.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Parsons & Pelletier Co
Chicago
New York
Trouble in Sight
Boston labor tension rises as West End street railway workers vote by Australian ballot for six hours notice to President Little that a 1897 agreement must be signed or a general road tie up will occur. The dispute centers on Little's refusal to recognize labor organizations among the conductors and motormen.
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Boston
Mass
West End Street Railway Company
Little
West End Road
Mayfield Vigil as Town Fears Lynch Mob Return
Mayfield Kentucky residents, armed and on guard, anticipate an assault by a supposed armed force of African Americans vowing vengeance for the Monday night lynching of Jim Stone. By 1 PM no clash had occurred, but locals expect trouble tonight.
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Mayfield
Jim Stone
Well Known College Professor Ends His Life in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls December 23 Special reports Professor E B McKay a teacher at Sioux Falls University formerly of Des Moines hanged himself in his room this morning. Authorities suggest illness and overwork drove the act. Miss Frances Willard suffers relapse at Ogden New York.
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Sioux Fall
E. B. McKay
Sioux Falls University
Des Moines
Frances Willard
Oaatte
N. Y
Womens
President to Recognize New Greater Republic of Central America
The president will officially recognize the Greater Republic of Central America and will meet with Minister Rodriguez at three o clock in Washington. Rodriguez has been in the capital for three weeks prior to the decision.
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Washington
Republic of
Central America
Rodriguez
Private Allen's Case Denied New Trial Sentenced to Ten Years
Chicago December 28 Special. Private James Allen convicted of the killing of Daniel Calat at Fort Sheridan last March denied a new trial in Judge Grosscup's court and sentenced to ten years' imprisonment.
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Chicago
James Allen
Daniel Calat
Fort Sheridan
Weather for Illinois Tonight and Thursday Fair and Cooler
Cuicano December 28 Special reports generally fair weather for Illinois tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler conditions and northerly winds. The note encourages attending Kingsley’s mandolin orchestra performances tonight and Christmas Eve.
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Cuicano
Illinois
Wheat and meat prices and rail excursion details in Qatoavo
The Closing quotations show Dec wheat at 7 34, corn 2 24, oats 1 6, pork 8 6 23, lard 3 65, ribs 3 85 with further May and Jan figures. Union Stock Yards notes cattle 8500 higher, hogs 37000 receipts steady, sheep 8000 steady. Kingsley’s Xmas sale and Maple Leaf railway excursion offer one and one third fare round trip within 200 miles, sale dates Dec 24 25 Dec 31 and Jan 1 with return Jan 4.
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Union Stock Yards
the Drover’s Journal
Maple Leaf
Chicago Great Western Railway
Local Notices: Bank Reports and School Banner Win
The Freeport banks publish favorable condition reports with good showing. Lincoln avenue school fourth grade wins banner for best attendance as Miss Lucy Grattelo teaches. Funeral services held for George Snyder and Mrs. Chas Clark with local pallbearers listed. Bell Boyle, new Shannon Express editor, visits Freeport. Minor items include Christmas event plans and a theft incident on Stephenson street.
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Good Templars
Lexington Club
Walnut Street
J. D. McCaughtry
Lincoln Avenue
Lucy Grattelo
Bell Boyle
Shannon Express
Freeport
Boyle
Shannon
Chas. Clark
Benjamin F. Clark
Mechanic Street
J. W. Richards
M. E. Church
KE. Kingsley
Kk. Y. Holder
Thomas Darnah
Geo. Straub
Fred Stiles
Frank Beebe
Freeport Chicken Heist Ends in Capture of Beverly
John Beverly and Charles Rupp raided two chicken coops on Foley street taking sixteen pullets. Officer Henry Silk-Beverley pursued, capturing Beverly and the chickens while Rupp escaped. Beverly jailed. hens identified by Rosemeier and Helm. Kingston bed spread found. case tied to Tom Beverly’s pardon hopes from Governor Altgeld.
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John Beverly
Tom
Freeport
Altgeld
Springfield
Tom Beverly
John
Charles Rupp
Foley Street
Henry Silk
Mr. Silk
Beverly
Rupp
Silk
Rosemeier
Helm
Heard
Tommy
Johnny
Schlank's and Knorr Tie in Billiard Tournament
Schlank and Knorr headlined a close billiard tournament finish as the event drew local interest at Murphy & Wood's sample rooms Thursday night. The lineup included a wild game supper and a promotion featuring a turkey and a $5 gold piece at McHenry's.
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Murphy & Wood's
McHenry’s Tursday
Freeport
Joe Schlacks
Bidwell
Knorr
Roy Farwell
Collman
A. C. Knorr
Dr. Poling
A. Lagron
A. Bidwell
Eeewm
D. Pattison
Eve Meee
Albert Barnes
T. D. Hewitt H. Woodmanse
Ewes
C. D. Knowlton
R. KK. Farwell
Electric Bitter for Old People Medicines
An advertisement touts Electric Bittern as a tonic and alterative for the elderly. It claims to regulate bowels and kidneys without intoxication and to aid digestion and overall tone. Sold for fifty cents a bottle at Emmert & Burrell's drug store.
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Emmert & Burrell
Real estate transfers in Stephenson County report
Abstract Office Freeport Illinois lists real estate deals since the last report with numerous transfers involving W C Moyer D J Webster Christ Brausch and others in Freeport Lena and Arcade add areas. Notaries public A G Frick conveyancers and piano teacher Harriet M Burbank listed. Holiday sale notices for perfume blankets and winter goods appear.
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Stephenson County
Freeport
D. J. Webster
W. C. Moyer
Winslow
Peter Metzger
Christ Brausch
Arcade
G. A. Webster
O. L. Hill
Powell & W
Lida Burrell
Andrew Black
Knowlton
Fred Jacob
Henry Young
Bach
F. W. Weaver
Garber
Lincoln Boulevard
O. Taylor
A. G. Frick
Notary Public
Evergreen Wreathing at Low Prices for Large Orders
One mile of extra choice evergreen for interior decorations or wreaths at a very low price. Special prices to churches and societies for large quantities. Also extra choice eastern holly at equally low prices. Kinastry's Dept Store, 12-14dtf.
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Kinastry’s Dept
Lowneys Chocolates Sold Cheap at Harpister's Store
A large supply of Lowney's chocolates in assorted flavors offered at 20 cents per pound. The goods are described as fresh and of top quality by Harpister's Confectionery Store.
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Lowney’s
Harpister’s Confectionery
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L. F. Burrell
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Burrell’s
Stephenson St
Ennenga & Wagners
Avery
Galen St
Ennenga & Wagner, the Fine Clothiers
Frances E. Willard
Christian Tamperance Union
Greater Republic
Private Allen
Beverley
Schlank
U. S
Harriet M. Burbank
Weat Street
Matilda Bues
Oak Street
Pam Arno
Walton’s
Walton
Cross Creek
Lehigh
Kentucky
Wilbur Lumber CO
M. Sanford
Mgr. N. B
Schulte & Siecke
Uemertutan
Wagan Gtock
WM. Walton
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