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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

8

Two-Cent Mileage Talk At Indianapolis Meeting

Indianapolis December 29 Special Members of the executive committee of the Central Passenger association arrived at the invitation of Governor Hanly to discuss the two-cent mileage plan. They will argue that a flat two-cent rate for 2000-mile tickets would raise costs and reduce train service, potentially ending special rates in the state, while commercial travelers' groups join to oppose railroad officials.

Indianapolis The Central Passenger Association Hanly

Trainmen Burned to Death in Fire on Freight Engine

Three railroad workers died when an engine on the Chicago and Erie freight train exploded at Cisco Hill in Fort Wayne. Engineer John O'Brien Fireman Cecil Oliver and Brakeman Lem Pisher were trapped in the cab and burned to death.

Fort Wayne Ind Chicago & Erie Cisco Hill John O’brien Cecil Oliver Lem Pisher

Chicago Weather Outlook for Dec 29

Chicago reports generally fair conditions tonight with colder temperatures. Saturday expected to stay clear and cool as a high pressure system moves across the area.

Chicago Hindsa

Market quotes and cattle and hogs prices at Chicago and Union Stock Yards

Closing board of trade figures show May wheat at 8 3 4 cents, May corn 4 4 3 4, May oats 3 2 4. January pork 13 52, lard 7 30, ribs 7 17. Union Stock Yards: cattle 2,500 steady, beaves 3 50 to 5 90, cows and heifers 1 50 to 4 75, stockers 2 25 to 4 25, hogs 25,000 higher, mixed butchers 4 95 to 5 25, good heavy 5 05 to 5 25, rough heavy 4 90 to 5 00, light 4 90 to 5 00, sheep 8,000 strong 4 00 to 5 85. An electric sign is being placed in front of the Western Union Telegraph office.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Frank Morris Drunken Revelry Ends With Threats and Arrest

An itinerant painter identified as Frank Morris, noted in Freeport, drank heavily and threatened to shoot Ned Price, a local colored man. Officer George Frazier detained him, Morris spent the night in custody, and later he was found unconscious under a saloon table. He claimed Milwaukee as home and remained confined.

Frank Morris Freeport Morris George Frazier Lower Stephenson Street Ned Price Frazier Sweeney Harris Queen Ann Milwaukee

Mrs. Austin Pancake Flour Popular With Grocers

Delighted customers report brown cakes for breakfast using Mrs. Austin pancake flour mixed with cold water. Grocers carry this popular mix, reflecting broad availability.

Goddard building opens waiting room for public

A large portion of the new Goddard building is ready for occupancy and a public waiting room in the local street railway's area was opened yesterday. The waiting room features plate glass views of W. J. Young & Co. book and stationery store and attractive tiling. Offices of the Freeport Railway Light Power Co. will occupy the third floor, with steam heat and hot and cold water in each suite. The second floor remains available for office rental and further improvements are planned after January 1.

Goddard W. J. Young & Co The Freeport Railway, Light & Power Company

Young Men's Republican Club to Meet Tomorrow Evening

All Republicans of the city and county interested in organizing the Young Men's Republican club are asked to meet at the County club rooms tomorrow evening at 38 o'clock. The committee on constitution and by laws has prepared no report and will present it at this meeting.

Young Men’s Republican Club Young Men's Republican Club County Club Committee On

Wim, Washburn & Son Livery Adds Backs and Wagons

Wim, Washburn and Son Galena street liverymen announce a new line of backs and baggage wagons for general hack and baggage work. They offer 24 hour service, and are prepared to care for funerals and parties. Call 169 Galena street or phone 276 office and 350 residence.

Wim Washburn & Son Galena Street

Struggle Looms Over National Foundrymen and Iron Molders

Philadelphia faces a coming clash as the National Foundrymen's Association and the Iron Molders' Union of North America prepare for a likely nationwide dispute. The conflict centers on wage scales and a disputed 1904 accord, with local shops already striking for a 25 cent daily increase for coremakers. The union vows a broad, spreadable fight, forbidding transfer of work to nonunion shops as it builds toward a major industrial battle.

National Foundrymen's Association Iron ‘Mutders’ Union Philadelphia National Foundrymen’ S Association Ironi Molders’ Union of North America Foundrymen’s Association Tnion Molders’ Union

W E Fry Appointed Receiver in Local Carbon Company

Judge Sol Bethea of the U S district court designated W E Fry as receiver for the Natural Carbon By-Products company to protect the interests of all stockholders in the city.

Bethea The Natural Carbon Co Sol Bethea United States District Court W. E. Fry Natural Carbon By-Products Company

Tenement Blaze in Minneapolis Leaves One Dead

A morning fire gutted Higgin's tenement on Minneapolis avenue killing one occupant and seriously burning two others. About fifteen people were injured and twenty seven families were displaced as residents fled into the freezing air.

Minneapolis Minn Higgin Minneapolis Avenue

Blizzard Widespread Hits Wisconsin and Michigan

A blizzard rages across Wisconsin and the northern Michigan peninsula with five inches to a foot of snowfall in the overnight. Nearly all trains are running late as crews struggle with the storm.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Michigan

Charles T. Yerkes Dies in New York

Charles T. Yerkes died in New York at 2 20 this afternoon. The report notes the time of death and the city of event, identifying the deceased as a notable individual.

New York Charles T. Yerkes

Baseball Meeting Today In Freeport

Freeport Baseball Association members meet this afternoon in the law offices of R. Br. Tiffany to settle obligations from the late Armory Hall fair and discuss upcoming season personnel.

Freeport Baseball Association R. BR. Tiffany Armory Hall

Committee Is Named For Masonic Temple Reception Ball

Dr. C. L. Snyder appoints a committee on arrangements for the Consistory reception and ball to be held in January at the new Masonic temple. The named members include W. H. Flachtemeier J. H. Mcmes W.48. Erfert Edward L. Pelley of Freeport and Mr. Buckbee of Rockford.

C. L. Snyder Masonic Temple W. H. Flachtemeier J. H. McMes Erfert Edward L.e- Pelley Freeport Mr. Buckbee Rockford

Rector Dewitt Resigns to Lead Western Theological Seminary

Rev. Willian G. C. Dewitt, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Chicago for seventeen years, has resigned to become dean of the Western Theological Seminary. A former rector of Grace Church, Freeport, his friends celebrate his rise in the ecclesiastical world.

Willian GC. Dewitt St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Chicago Western Theological Seminary Grace Church Freeport

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cold Cure Ad

An old advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar thoroughly evacuates the bowels to drive a cold from the body. It promotes relief for coughs and croup and states it is sold by all druggists.

Kennedy

Attorney Meinen Assaulted Over Past Conviction Remark

Late yesterday attorney Herman Meinen was attacked by farmer John Rademacher after Meinen accused Rademacher of a prior state penitentiary term during cross examination in the Johnson versus Burma case. A warrant was issued, Rademacher jailed briefly, and he posted bail awaiting Jan. 6 court. Attorney Meinen defended his conduct as an allowed professional tactic.

Herman Meinen John Rademacher Justice Geib Teckle Johnson Dirk Burma Pearl City Burma Meinen Rademacher Mr. Meinen L. Stoskopf Circuit Court Johnson Vs. Burma

Lecture Tonight on the International Institute at the Library

The public is invited to hear Senorita Carolina Marcial speak at the library about the history and work of the International Institute, noted as Spain’s only girls school. Founded by American Mrs. Alice Lordon Lulick, she is prominent in Cuba's educational movement.

Senorita Carolina Marcial Spain Senorita Carolina Marcial International Institute Alice Lordon Lulick Cuba

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief and Strength

An advertisement proclaims that a reasonable amount of food digested and assimilated will boost strength. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure supposedly digests what you eat to aid digestion, relieve sour stomach belching heartburn and indigestion, and transform foods into tissue-building blood. Sold by all druggists.

Dance at Seitz's Hall Saturday Evening

Attend the dance at Seitz's hall on Saturday evening with admission price of 1léc. Harris' orchestra provides music for the event.

Seitz’s Hall Harris’ Orchestra

Fine Capeell Street residence for sale in elegant setting

For sale on Capeell Street, the finest residence on Lot 65 by 68 feet east front. A new V-room house with every known improvement, good barn, elegant location, and a very moderate price. The house is too large for the current owner but is a beauty and should command an easy sale.

Capeell Street Howse

The prudent citizen is a lender and lender caution

The article stresses careful lending by citizens and warns against over lending driven by anxious pursuit of higher interest. It notes value knowledge is key and identifies real estate as the most evident and certain security, reflecting cautious investment guidance.

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