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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

7

Bryan Welcomed to Illinois with Mass Meeting and Speeches

Democrats from across Illinois greet William J. Bryan in Springfield as he opens his campaign with a mass meeting at the arsenal. About ten thousand attend the stadium event while Bryan also speaks to Democratic Editorial clubs and Bryan club organizers forming a state federation. The gathering highlights discuss trusts, Republican monetary policy, and the gold standard. Officers of the Bryan Club Federation include Adlai Stevenson as president and James M. Graham as vice president.

Springfield William J. Bryan Illinois The Arsenal Illinois Democratic Editorial Association Bryan Clubs Bryan Jacksonville Jacksonville Bryan Club St. Nicholas Hotel Bryan Club Jas M. Graham Rotung State Arsenal State Federation of Bryan Clubs James M. Graham Stevenson Repubican Party Bryan Club Federation Adlai James O'Donnell Bloomington John BP Mount Joliet Carter TE. B Harrison Puine Chicago Millard Bk

State Chairman Defied In Missouri Convention Delegates Elected

In St Louis on Feb 22 despite a letter from Republican state chairman W S Dickey declaring conventions in the Eleventh and Twelfth districts legal, both conven­tions elected delegates. Eleventh district selected Jeptha D Howe and Trenary Droste, Twelfth district chose Hiram S Lloyd and Joseph L Boehm. Delegates were instructed for Patt Sickey. Primary elections set for March 11 to pick delegates for two convention meetings on March 1 where two delegates per district proceed to Chicago.

St. Louis W. S. Dickey Republican State Committee Bleventh Jeptha D. Howe Republican City Committee Trenary Droste Chicago Hiram S. Lloyd Br. Joseph L Boehm Patt Sickey Afarel

Views of Judge Gray at Scotch-Irish dinner

Philadelphia reaches the annual dinner of the Pennsylvania Scotch-Irish Society as United States Circuit Court Judge Gray of Delaware declares the Constitution needs no revision. He condemns the current trend toward incredulity in the nation’s governance and urges steadfast faith in the founding framework.

Philadelphia Dian N de Gress Pennsylvania Scotch-Irish Society Gray Delaware United States

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Sold by Local Druggist

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised as the best pills available. They are sold by Wm Jnungkunz, a druggist located at 85 Stephenson Street.

DeWitt Wm. Jnungkunz Stephenson Si

We The People Debate Federal Power And State Rights

The speaker argues against increased federal power and immigration concerns while praising the U.S. Constitution. He contends the general government already has sufficient authority, and that no legislative or constitutional shifts toward centralization are needed. He emphasizes relying on existing framework rather than subsidies or proclamations of irresponsibility.

Reas United States

Waunakee Man to Travel to Nebraska for Conference

Lincoln, Feb 22 A telegram from LaFollette headquarters says W N Houser of Madison Wisconsin will travel to Nebraska for a conference on the Wisconsin candidate's chances He is due to arrive Sunday.

Lafollette Nebraska Lincoln Neb W. N. Houser Madison Wis Wisconsin

Endorsements for President by Political Bodies

Kansas Democratic state convention endorses Bryan by ironclad resolutions while the Fourth and Sixth Missouri district Republicans back Taft, reflecting divergent party alignments in Chicago Keb. 22.

Chicago Keb Kansas Bryan Missouri Taft

Jefferson Coolidge Elected President of Massachusetts Taft League

Boston February 22 T Jefferson Coolidge former U S ambassador to France was chosen president of the Massachusetts Taft League. The election confirms Coolidge leadership among Bay State Taft supporters.

Bay State Taft League Boston T. Jefferson Coolidge United States France Massachusetts Taft League

Confidence Grows in Trade as Markets Begin Spring

New York February 22 R G Dun Cos Weekly Review of Trade reports a gradual rise in trade volume and rising future confidence. Buyers attended primary and jobbing markets in large numbers, placing fair spring orders while preferring small quantities for prompt shipments. Manufacturers expect early supplementary orders as delivery pressure supports the view stocks are low. More mills and factories have resumed operations with plans for extension and new buildings postponed last fall revived due to lower construction costs.

New York R. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade

Love Less Marriage Chooses Over Reform School

Sioux City Iowa February 22 Beatrice Powell a seventeen year old girl faced a court ultimatum from Judge Hutchinson offering either entry to the Mitchellville reform school for girls or marriage to James Durr a young merchant who loves her She chose to wed him and was released on probation for a week to prepare her trousseau.

Sioux City Beatrice Powell Hutchinson Circuit Court Mitchellville Reform School James Durr Youngs Reform School Durr Trousseanu

Mille to Kesname Fall Time

Lowell Massachusetts February 22 The Massachusetts mills will resume full time beginning very week.

Mille Lowell Mass Massachusetts Mills

Emigration to U S Slows Amid Job Fears and Taft Visit

News outline reports that emigration from Antwerp to the United States has nearly stopped due to believed scarce employment. Secretary Taft travels from Washington to Buffalo to address on George Washington. other items note seven Filipinos possibly admitted to a U S military academy, liquor-club curfews in Pittsburg, regional baseball moves, the death of sculptor Miss Warrier Wosiner in Watertown Massachusetts, a national liquor prohibition push, British Columbia chief justice decisions, a clergy protest against battleship expansion, a fatal runaway car incident at Wilkes-Barre, and a deadly dynamite explosion at the Hercules plant in Pineville California with thirty dead and many Chinese workers.

Antwerp United States Taft Washington Buffalo N.Y George Washington Willcott United States Military Academy Senate Pittsburg Bau Chire Warrier Wosiner Watertown Chicago Lishon British Columbia New York City Congress Glen Lyon Wilkes-Barre Edwin Wrieht George Kleisch Hercules Powder Pinele Cal

Daily Journal delivery service announced at 10c weekly

The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 10 cents per week. This affordable rate indicates broad circulation and a focus on convenient access for readers throughout the city.

the Daily Journal

Death of Editor Noyes in Pasadena Hotel

Crosby Stuart Noyes editor in chief of the Washington Star died at the Hotel Raymond in Pasadena after a three week visit to California. He was eighty three and surrounded by family including wife three sons Theodre W. Noyes Frank B. Noyes and Thomas B. Noyes and daughter Mrs Geo W Boyd. He had spent sixty years in journalism.

Los Angeles Cal Crosby Stuart Noyes Washington Raymond Pasadena Theodore W. Noyes The Star Frank B. Noyes Chicago Record-Herald Associated Press Thomas B. Noyes Washington Star Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia Noyes California

Conductor Responsible for Transfer Slips

The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed Hennepin County courts in Morrell v. Minneapolis Street Railway, ruling conductors must ensure proper transfer slips are issued and not rely solely on passengers. A slip is not the only proof of ride rights, and passengers may assume conductors have performed duties. After fare payment, a passenger is entitled to ride to the end of the line.

Stoessel Case Echoes In Russian Servant Suicide

In Traftford Connecticut on February 22 Amelia Karris a Russian employed in General Stoessel’s household killed herself by inhaling illuminating gas grieving the conviction of the general at St Petersburg. The death underscores the fragile state of mind following the verdict.

Stoessel Traftford Conn St. Petersburg Amelia Karris

Market quotes and prices from Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago and Buffalo reports list wheat, oats, corn, and rye prices with highs lows and closes for May July Sept and cash. Live stock notes show hogs cattle goats and sheep receipts and price ranges, with calves strong and lambs mid range. regional quotes from East Buffalo include market softness for hogs and steady calves.

Chicago Theu Chicago Board of Trade Cleese TISIA Doat &A Hay Timothy Hay FLA Indiana Wisconsin Choier Packinehay East Buffalo Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission N.Y Best

How I Got Mixed In a Love Affair

A narrator recalls introducing Len Richmond to his cousin Myra Ducher, sparking a love triangle. Len confesses he cannot marry a homely woman, while Myra secretly prefers someone else, leading to awkward revelations and a comic yet tangled outcome. The tale blends jealousy, vanity, and social mores with sharp, ironic narration.

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Sold Here

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is especially recommended for piles. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, 85 Stephenson St.

DeWitt Wm. F. Jungkunz Stephenson St

No Man Shall Kiss Me Until Future Husband

Sawyer Chance recounts a flirtation where a girl declares she will not be kissed except by her future husband. He proposes and she agrees, leading to an engagement-like commitment. The mother is informed and presses for arrangements, reflecting a pragmatic, old fashioned approach to courtship.

Sawyer Chance

Are All My Hopes Dashed to Pieces

A dramatic exchange ends with the man begging to be known as Mrs. Smith's husband, but she refuses and he collapses in disappointment. The scene ends with her yielding to his plea.

Ideal wife idealized in vaudeville era dialogue

A Chicago Record-Herald quote contrasts a domestic ideal with a push for perpetual youth. It frames traditional duties such as cooking and washing against a relentless standard of beauty tied to vaudeville earnings. The excerpt highlights gender role expectations from the period.

Chicago Record-Herald

Panther Lesson Teaches Perseverance at School

A Kansas City school scene shows a teacher asking Elsie to define a panther and the child replying that a panther is a man who makes panths. The exchange captures a quaint mispronunciation and a pull-quote about persistency as the road to success from the Kansas City Independent.

Elsie Kansas City, Independent

An Egg as the Earth From Lord Kelvin to Egg Experiments

The article recalls Lord Kelvin and his belief in a solid Earth interior using two eggs, one boiled and one raw, spun by cords to resemble Earth’s rotation. The raw egg slows quickly if the core were liquid, while the boiled egg continues spinning, arguing for a solid core. Also includes a health ad urging relief for stomach trouble with Kodol for Dyspepsia, sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz.

World of Science Lord Kelvin Earth London Wm. F. Jungkunz Stephenson St

Train Timetable Fragments East and West Bound Arrivals

Railway timetable fragment shows east and west bound arrivals and departures for multiple trains including Omaha Lim, St Paul, Dubuque, Sioux City, and Omaha Ex with varied times. South bound and Madison District motor car notes appear with service frequencies and classifications Daily and Daily except Sunday.

Lenne Omaha Lim St. Paul Etm Dubuque Dodge Bix Sioux City Omaha Dodge Omeha St Decatur Madison Laarre Teres W. R. B. Mast Freep't Chic'ge r.Freet Inuipment East Beesé Con Rockford Beloit Janesville Ake Belvidere Sycamore DeKalb Hageward Sydag Valley St Paul Minneapolis Waterloo Marshalltown Dea Moines Kansas City Dea Moinesa St Joseph Ft. Dodge Kanrgas City Chicago

Passenger Fare Notice From A Damaged OCR Text

Fragmentary OCR shows fares and routes for passenger and freight service. Mentions 16 passenger at 8 cents and 64 from R Island. Times include 7:26 pm and 9 cents freight. References Freeport and Mt Arroll with unclear wording and broken station names.

R. Island Freeport Cine Oo Cceeaecee Cyaanenwers Mt Arroil

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