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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1896

Page

5

Boston Coffee and Mocha At 30 Cents A Pound

In the grocery department a straight patent flour is $1.00 per sack. White Satin flour marketed as king of flours. Special prices on canned goods. Headquarters for coffees and teas with Boston, Java and Mocha offered at 30 cents.

Boston Java Santa Aus Rork Freeport Pettijohn Vermont New York Rio Burrell's Stephenson Street

Governor Bradley Plans Resignation Cited By Health

A Frankfort dispatch reports Governor Bradley intends to resign soon due to ill health. The announcement states the move is prompted by poor health concerns and follows extensive governing duties in Kentucky.

Bradle O Lexington Frankfort Bradley

Illinois Central May Buy Ohio Valley Railroad Sale

Judge Barr approved a decree for the sale of the Ohio Valley railroad in receivership to John Mcleod. The line runs from Evansville Indiana to Hopkinsville Kentucky, about thirty miles. Illinois Central is expected to bid with the upset price set at 1 500 000 dollars.

Ohio Valley Railroad McLeod Louisville Barr John Mcleod Evansville Ind Hopkinsville Illinois Central Central Trust Company of New York

Chicago Saloonkeeper Murdered

John Murphy was found dead in his saloon at 725 Root Street with a crushed head and beaten chin. A poker by the bed is suspected as the murder weapon. William Powers, a colored porter in the adjoining room, is under arrest on suspicion and denies involvement. Robbery appeared to be the motive as the saloon was overturned and windows wide open.

Chicago Cuicano John Murphy Root Street William Powers Murphy

Extraordinary Session Called by Governor Harris in Indian Territory

Denison Texas December 29 special. Governor Harris has summoned the legislature to convene in an extraordinary session at Tishomingo on January 5 to receive the Dawes commission report. The committee, appointed to confer with the Dawes commission, will oppose any concessions.

Denison Texas Harris Indian Territory Tishomingo Dawes Commission

Banks Close Doors In Minneapolis And Roanoke

The Columbia National Bank in Minneapolis closed its doors this morning with capital stock of 200000 dollars. The Commercial National Bank in Roanoke also shut down today. Its latest statement on November 21 shows assets of 268704 dollars, stock 100000, surplus 25000, owing depositors 75000, other liabilities 35000.

Minneapolis Minn Columbia National Bank Capital Roanoke Commercial National Bank

Weather outlook for Tlinois in late December

Cuicano reports light rains this afternoon with unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday. Light southerly winds are expected as the area experiences a mild, damp spell.

Cuicano Tlinois

Danish Count and Miss Bonaparte Wed in Washington

The wedding of Count Adam de Moltke Huitfeldt of Denmark and Miss Louise Eugenie Bonaparte, daughter of the late Col Jerome Bonaparte, was held in Washington with Cardinal Gibbons officiating.

Washington Adam de Moltke Huitfeldt Denmark Louise Eugenie Bonaparte Col Jerome Bonaparte Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore

Spanish Steamer Carrantes Foundered in Biscay Bay

The Spanish steamer Carrantes foundered in the Bay of Biscay off Samtander. She carried a crew of twenty two men, twenty of whom were drowned.

Samtander Carrantes Bay of Biscay

Firebug Isaac Zuker Sentenced to 34 Years in Supreme Court

New York Dec 29 Isaac Zuker a second firebug was sentenced today in the supreme court to 34 years imprisonment. The Industrial School officers and teachers thank ED Kingsley Mrs J S Gater L F Burrell and others for funding the Christmas entertainment on May 8 at the school.

New York Isaac Zuker Supreme Court Industrial School ED Kingsley J. 8. Gater L. F. Burrell CocuRan

Harriet M. Burbank Piano Teacher Advertises Studio

Harriet M. Burbank, a piano teacher, lists studio at 149 West Street offering lessons and instruction. The notice references an 11 360dtf filing code.

Harriet M. Burbank West Street

Hitt Has a Cranor Providing the Machine Goes to Pieces

General Smith D Atkins of Freeport Ill stops in Washington after Christmas visit with daughter and backs Bob Hitt for Illinois Senate if the political machine fractures. Atkins recalls prophesies about John Tanner to governor and Palmer successor, while signaling support for Hitt in Springfield caucus. He emphasizes no political mission, just rest en route home.

Tanner Washington, D. C Chicago Inter- Ocean Smith D. Atkins Freeport Ill Washington North Carolina General Atking Congressman Hitt Illinois Hitt Madden Minots Cook County John R. Tanner John United States John M. Palmer Tom Platt John Tanner Springfield Chicago Bob Hitt Palmer Senate Atkins

White Caps Kill Prosecution Witness and Wife in Sevier County

Masked men believed to be white caps shot and killed William Whaley, a former prosecuting witness recently released from prison, and his wife in Sevier County Tennessee early today. The target was Whaley who had testified against criminals and had just reentered society after penitentiary time.

Knoxville Tenn William Whaley Sevier County Whaley

Uprising of the Natives Extended in the Philippines

A Manila dispatch reports the rising has spread to Dulacan province with fighting between troops and insurgents. A large number of rebels have been arrested and clashes continue as authorities push to quell the rebellion.

Mavrio Special Manilla Phillippine Islands Dulucan Dulacan

Closing market quotes from Onr1oaco and Union Stock Yards

Dec wheat 80, Dec corn 164, pork 86 62, lard 3.70, ribs 3.80, Jan and May futures listed. Union Stock Yards quotes show cattle steady to best beeves 3.30 to 5.25, stockers 2.70 to 3.80, Texans 3.00 to 3.85, hog receipts 23,000 with prices 3.20 to 3.40, sheep steady 2.50 to 3.75, lambs 3.50 to 5.00.

Union Stock Yards the Drover’a Journal

Christmas Exercises at St. Pius Hall For St. Joseph’s Kids

A large turnout gathered at St. Pius hall last evening for Christmas exercises organized by the St. Pius society. The event supported the children of St. Joseph’s church with a decorated Christmas tree, gifts for the youngsters, and light refreshments.

3. Pius Hall St. Pius Society St. Joseph’s Church

Notable Daily Movements and Local Events

A summary of daily notices includes several Chicago trips by J Fred Smith, Ernest Hermeneier, and D H Bokhof for business and study. Village social life features a Woodmen band seek for a solo cornet, church events, funerals for ex mayor Fry, and a Christmas party at St Marys hall. Elgin board notes butter sales and officer elections, plus a Galena livery yard tale of a man who used his own team, tricking a hire charge.

Episcopal Sunday School Joy at Harlow College

Grace Episcopal Church Sunday School children gathered at Harlow College last night for a Christmas program. The room was bright with candles, cornucopias, and ornaments as kids sang carols, presented pieces, played games, and received candy houses and miniature dolls from the decorated tree.

Episcopal Harlow College Grace Episcopal Church Harlow Business College

Family Reunion at Leitzell Home in Freeport

Christmas gathering at H. B. Leitzell residence in Freeport featured Dr. J. B. Leitzell’s family and local friends. Guests enjoyed a generous dinner with two turkeys, cake, pie, fruit and other fare, with praise for Mrs Leitzell and Harry’s hospitality. Prof Miller, after two years of work, plans to travel east and return January 4 for duties. many benefited from his treatments for chronic disease, described as a blessing.

H. B. Leitzell Freeport J. B. Leitzell Orangeville Mra. Leitzell Harry Miller

Life in Lena Suburb Highlights and Visits

Lena December notes include Stewart Graham from Freeport and Frank Hulls visiting on business. Lena lodge I O O F met in regular session as Sam Cromer returns from Christmas with relatives. Ina and Jennie Newell from Chicago visit O A Newell and wife. Wm. Whittick visits Chicago. H W Crotzer and H Houser plan a January road trip for an Indiana wholesale house. Thomas Wales awarded a $30 monthly pension. Tax books opened by So. Collector Roe at Chas. Waite & Co. J D Hinds first to pay taxes. Van Dyke of the Cen tral visits on business. Mrs. J Pickard of Chicago visiting Lena relatives.

Lena van Dyke The Central J. ©. Pickard Chicago

It May Do as Much for You

Fred Miller of Irving Ill suffered long from kidney trouble with back pain and bladder issues. After years of failed cures he began Electric Bitters about a year ago and found relief at once. The remedy is advertised as curing kidney and liver troubles and offering rapid relief. A large bottle costs 50 cents at Emmert & Burrell's.

Fred Miller Irving, Ill Emmert & Burrell’s

Bargains in Four Days Half-Price Sale at 99c Store

An advertisement invites shoppers to a four day sale at the 99c Store with items offered at half price. The notice emphasizes substantial discounts and urges customers to take advantage of the limited event running from late December.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kingsley’s Department Store Grocery Department Stephenson Burrell’s Stephenson St Ennenga & Wagners Ennenga & Wagner Galen St William 0. Bradley Marmets Emmert & Burrell J. ‘Fred Smith Mra. de Jongh Forreston Ernest Hermeneier Woodmen D.'H. Bokhof Mae Meyers Gertrude Menzel Rockford C.'W. Rodebaugh M. K. Rodebaugh Oscar Ritzman Lancaster J. N. McDowell A. W. Bates L. J. Pelok Oregon C. J. Fry Tracy Janngen Jennie Higgins Henry Lichtenberger D.C. Stover California Home Social Club Leslie A. Munn Y. P. ©. U. of the United Brethren Church People’s Church J. L. Robinson Dr. Nicholson Schmid Bros A. E. Stevenson State of Independent Order of Forresters Mohawk I. O. F George Meigs Belvidere C. L. Hawkinson Georgie Meigs Omaha Neb Meigs St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Hall Hollnapple Elgin Board of Trade Winslow Shannon Baileyville John Newman G. H. Gurler W. W. Sherwin L. 8. Taylor A. M. C. Todson H. B. Gurler Galena U.S Schulte & Siegee Toai WM. Walton Freeport, Ill Clothing Department
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