07 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1899
Page
1
Our lumber is used for all purposes by the best builders in town and country. We offer good grades thoroughly seasoned and protected from rain and sun to resist warping. Use it if you are not already. You cannot get better lumber than we sell.
Gen Otis reports late yesterday Hale's brigade seized Singalon earthworks after a sharp engagement half a mile from the hill. Nebraska and Utah units suffered one dead and three wounded. Aguinaldo issued two proclamations declaring Americans fought first and pledging divine defense. Americans control Manila area within nine miles, as rebels retreat in disarray. Otis cites heavy insurgent losses and 500 captured/prisoners.
Senator Quarles and Senator Tillman addressed the Senate regarding the McEnery resolution, outlining positions and urging consideration of the measure. The discussion reflected party lines and procedural concerns as lawmakers weighed implications.
Monsignor Ryan at St. Patrick's Church in Cousague on Sunday warned Catholics against singing at Protestant churches or funerals, joining the Young Men's Christian Association, or attending Protestant weddings as bridesmaids. The remark reflects ongoing tensions in the town regarding Catholic participation in Protestant rites.
On February 5 the butter market held firm at 20 cents with 72 tubs offered and 58 on call. Last week’s price was 18.4 cents, and a year ago it was 19 cents. The National Creamery Butter Makers convention exhibition from Sioux Falls goes from Elgin to Green Bay Wisconsin.
The house adjourned after approving the incidental expense bill. In the senate a number of bills were introduced including the Hamilton bill which provides separate ballots for constitutional amendments and other public questions. Busse introduced eleven bills to amend the election law and many other bills were also brought forward before adjournment.
Dover Delaware February 7 special report notes two ballots with no result Harrispurc Pennsylvania shows no choice Sat Laxe Utah reports four penalitary ballots with no result
The Iowa, which departed New York with the Oregon, reached San Francisco today and is expected to proceed to Manila at the earliest favorable moment.
Delegates to the state camp of Modern Woodmen of America assemble in Springfield at Central Music Hall. About 400 delegates and as many visitors will attend as Illinois candidates vie for head office, with head payee contests and state leadership fields outlined. State Consul Dus tin to be chosen with several Illinois delegates named for head camp. Also notes on local events and performances at the Y M C A.
Edin Louis Bauscuer advertises telephone number 306 for flowers and design work. The short notice notes floral arrangements and design services offered by Louis Bauscuer in Edin.
Caroago February 7 forecast warns continued cold tonight with fresh northwest winds. Special notes indicate fair conditions during the period and cooler temperatures ahead through the next twenty four hours.
A testimonial claims Grain-O made from pure grains improves after a week, nourishing the body and suitable for children. It promises a healthy table beverage for all ages. Available at grocers for 15c or 26c. Also notes men’s pants from stock at 1.95 and 2.95 from Watton Nephews.
At a stockholders meeting held this afternoon at the courthouse, the Northern Illinois Agricultural Association elected a slate of directors for the coming year. Hunters Ridott M B Humphrey Buckeye O P Cromly Lancaster P W Russell Florence J P Kramer Harlem J M Wise Harlem J E Taggert Ridott James Rezner Lancaster Wm Stewart Buckeye Walter Diemer Dakota F B Walker Dakota.
Marxip Feb 7 report quotes Premier Sagasta declaring he will submit a decree to the queen to convert the cortes and expects a majority of thirty to approve the peace treaty with the United States.
Washington reports that the president promulgated the court martial ruling on Gen Egan. The sentence of dismissal from the army was commuted to six years suspension from duty covering the remaining time until retirement in January 1905. The day also saw the House focus on public building bills in committee of the whole while Sen Spooner presented credentials of the senator-elect.
August Raemer takes a Geo Blust post. C R Ferry sold three pianos since 10 this morning. Tony Diefenthaler resigns from Bertsch's shoe shop. Ladies of the Maccabees host a dance Monday at Temperance hall. Insur ance talk at Freeport College of Commerce today. Columbus club meets tomorrow night. Small chimney fire at J P Fox 208 Galena. Salem Young People's alliance meets tonight. Capt Nettie Hillborn seeks household furniture donations, drop card at 84 Stephenson St. Life insurance promo offers Rocky Mountain Tea. Burrells ads feature heavy wool pants at 1.80. Warren Nemews flour at Burrells. Winter suits and overcoats at 20 26 percent off. Groceries and produce at Burrells 110 Stephenson St.
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