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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
4
Thomas Shaffer declares candidacy for County Treasurer
In a brief notice Thomas Shaffer announces his candidacy for County Treasurer, subject to Republican primary decisions. The statement shows he seeks party support and will await primary outcomes before formal confirmation.
Sheriff candidate notices in Sepphenson County primary
Public notices show EVER OLSON and BRUBAKER announcing candidacy in Sepphenson County for Republican primaries. The statements indicate intent to participate and subject to party decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Becoty
Alte
Sepphenson County
Arimartegs JR
B. F. Brubaker
Illinois candidate announces bid for Legislature seat
William W. Krape and W. H. Shons declare candidacies for the Illinois General Assembly Twelfth Senatorial district. They state nomination depends on Republican primaries and party voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Illinois
Republican Party
William W. Krape
County superintendent candidate announcement
County official Ritman announces candidacy for superintendent of schools, stating the decision will be made by the Rapuan primaries.
Freeport Young Men Republican Club Organizes
Freeport forms the Young Men's Republican Club of Stephenson County with a 21 to 39 age rule and honorary members. Officers elected include Roscoe J. Carnahan as president and A G Fleck as secretary. The group plans to push Republican ideals, organize county activities, and seek speaker Edward Shurtleff for a Jan 9 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman
Dorman & Co
William .E. Zappan
Rockford
Young Men’s Republican Club
Winnebago County
Carnahan
Edward Shurtleff
Wheaton
Illinois House of Representatives
Shurtleff
Freeport
Young Republicans Organize FR Work in City
A large audience of over one hundred Republicans met Saturday evening to organize the Young Men’s Republican club. Roscoe J. Carnahan named president, with officers elected and a constitution adopted. Carnahan urged party unity to ensure success in county and city politics. Officers praised as capable. Elsesser and Green noted as key figures import in the local Republican effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's’ Republican Club
Republican Club
Carnahan
W. T. Rawleigh Medical Company
Elsesser
John Eissesser
B. P. Hill Grain Company
Red Oak
Green
United States
Federal Court
Northern District
Illinois
Freeport
Fleck
Farewell Sermon as Rev J K Shields Leaves Freeport
The First Methodist Episcopal church heard Rev. J K Shields preach a farewell sermon after two years as pastor and amid news he becomes state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League. He praised the congregation, reflected on his ministry, and expressed faith in temperance work while thanking Freeport for friendship and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. K. Shields
Freeport
First
M. BH
Methodist Church
Shields
Anti-Saloon League
Stephenson Street
M. E
Frank Furst
Geneva Weary
Ited
Shielde
Ohio
Gov
Folk
Mix Aout
Hartley
Tndldng
Anderson
Edward Brush Delights at YMCA Star Course Magic Show
Edward Brush performed as prestidigitator before a large YMCA Star Course crowd, delivering up-to-date tricks and a remarkable Hindoo basket illusion that drew roaring laughter and astonishment. The program featured novel acts and left spectators in constant wonder at what would come next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brush
Y.M.C. A
Brush
Fever MARRIAGES and June Record in Hymenal Affairs
County Clerk Fred C Held reports 860 marriage licenses issued in the county over the year, a drop from 1901’s 906. June shows 49 licenses, marking a banner month for marriages. The record details monthly totals and notes the most favorable period for nuptials in the year. A brief health ad follows recommending Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C
King
Freeport Man Offered Chicago Subtreasurer Post
The Chicago Chronicle reports James R. Cowley of Freeport is slated to become Chicago's next subtreasurer, replacing William P. Williams, according to creditable sources. The item reflects speculation on a major government appointment as Freeport is tied to the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Cowley
Chicago
Chicago’ Newsapers
Farewell for the Pastor as Rev Shields Leaves for Chicago
Many and tender farewells marked the departure of the pastor Rev Shields who left Monday at 2 oclock for Chicago to begin his new duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Chicago
YMCA Team Defeats Alumni in High School Game
Large crowd attends basketball doubleheader featuring YMC A first team Wheaton College high school five and alumni. High school regulars win 35 22 in the second half. Wheaton defeats YMC A 80 40 aided by tall players who reach and drop in the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton College
High School
Wheaton
Freeport
New Baraca Class Elects Officers for New Year
At the First English Lutheran bible school last Sunday morning twenty eight men of the Baraca Class were present and reorganized. New officers include president S S Cromer secretary Arthur Wareham treasurer Harry C Boeke reporter Ray Moffett historian F J Gartman musical director Charles Bowen. Committees on ushering absentees new members and more were named. An organ will be placed in the men's room and free lectures will be offered during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Bible School
Baraca
Cromer
Arthur Wareham
Harry C. Boeke
Ray Moffett
F. J. Gartman
Charles Bowen
Masonic Meetings Schedule in Freeport Area
Freeport chapter of Royal Arch Masons meets tonight with eight to ten candidates to receive the Red Cross degree. Freeport Commandery plans a ceremony tomorrow night. Excelator Lodge of Masons will meet Friday night for business and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Red Cross
Freeport Commandery
Excelator Lodge of Masons
Lancaster Fire Insurance Co Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the Lancaster Fire Insurance Co annual meeting held in the County club rooms, officers were elected for the new term. President E Herbert, Secretary James Rezner, Treasurer W T Lamm were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Company
The
Lancaster Fire Insurance Co
County Club
E. Herbert
James Rezner
W.T. Lamm
Meetings at Baptist Church With Dr Behan
Dr Behan conducts daily meetings for boys and girls at 4 p m and preaches nightly at 7 30 p m at the Baptist church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behan
The
Baptist Church
Salis Ot In Condition Ae Ae What Holister Boek Moun
Fragmentary note texts a drug item sale and pricing. Mentions tablets and a name Joseph Emmet. Indeterminate ref to invigorating strength and health product. No clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emmet
Cowley Faces Senate Hopes Amid Political Backing
Senators Cullom and Hopkins reportedly favor Cowley as a potential appointee and will send his name to the senate in two to three weeks. Cowley, private secretary to Colonel Frank O Lowden and a longtime northern Illinois political figure, rejects any desire for the subtreasurer post, citing health and a lifelong commitment to journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cullom
Hopkins
Cowley
Senate
Frank O. Lowden
Colonel Lowden
Thirteenth
Republican State Committee
Stephenson County
Ilinois
Preeport Journal
la Salle County
Lowden
Cullom
Journal
United States
Tyoney
Freeport
Chi“Gago
Pio Diamond Cure Found for Consumption in Paris
A fragment reports a Paris discovery of a diamond cure for consumption and cold. It mentions a person aged fourteen who claims relief after using King’s Avscovery, with unclear details and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Disorderly house case leads to imprisonment and fine
A German woman, charged with running a disorderly house, was arraigned in Magistrate Bentley's court on twenty counts dating from December 10 to 30. Bonds totaling 2000 were set, she could not post, and she remained in the county jail until New Year's Day. A $600 fine was later imposed and she was released. State's Attorney Burrells vows to wipe such places from the county, with the prosecutor aiming to close others and potentially relocate the offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everitie
Ander
Bimk
Della Hayes
Lucile Lehtox
Chapman
Chapman Womah
Bentley
Burrells
Disord
Freeport
Kesner
Dubuque
Freeport Gun Club Shoot Draws Fifty Shooters
A greatly successful target shoot at Freeport Gun club grounds run by Trunk and Baldwin drew about fifty shooters from northern Illinois and the city. Lamb led local entrants with high scores while Mills Warren, Boyer Sterling, and Banting Jennings Dixon collected birds. Spectators enjoyed the event and urged future shoots at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Young Man Injured in Wagon Accident
Clarence Schroedemeier driver of a Newman servantry wagon escaped serious injury this morning at West street and Douglas avenue when turning the corner. The wagon upset breaking a wheel and smashing one side. He suffered a severe shaking and an ankle injury. He was taken to his Oak street home where he is resting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schroedemeier
Newman
West Street
Douglas Avenue
Oak Street
Oak Street Sunday School Elects Officers
The Oak Street Sunday School held its annual election of officers yesterday. George Ennenga was chosen Superintendent with Henry Reig serving as assistant superintendent. William Vaupel selected Secretary and William Kortemeier as Treasurer. Librarians are Charles Krieg and Emer son Vaupel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
George Ennenga
Henry Reig
William Vaupel
William Kortemeier
Charles Krieg
Emerson Vaupel
Revival at U B Church Draws Increasing Interest
Revival services at the U B Church grow in interest each evening. Tonight's program starts with a song service at 7 30 led by Prof Brean. The preacher will discuss the theme A vision of the Christ with spirituality as the guiding trait. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Prof
Brean
Theastor
Christ
Broken Limbs From Icy Sidewalks Trigger Multiple Accidents
Ice on sidewalks caused several mishaps during the past week with two incidents reported yesterday. Ed Gaengle Jr., son of Mia Gaengle, living on Washington Street, fractured his right leg while Albert Johnson, an employee at the organ factory, fractured his left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Gaengle
Mia
Mary Gaengle
Washington Street
Albert Johnson
Organ Factory
Mop Case Decided in Chicago Court of Appeals
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of Arcade Manufacturing Company in the Stover Manufacturing Company v Arcade Manufacturing case, affirming Judge Kohlsaat's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Stover Manufacturing Company
The
Arcade Manufacturing Company
Kohlsaat
Young People to Elect Officers at St John’s Church
The Young People’s society of St John’s church will hold its annual election of officers tomorrow evening in the church parlors. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
City Council Session Short With Limited Actions
City council met for about ten minutes after New Year’s holiday. Salaries were approved. A special meeting tonight will award a five year city lighting contract and set the date for the Firet ward alderman election. Very little was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet
Real Estate Transfer: Branen to Schiller Lot 5 G Week 8
Real estate transfer record shows Mrs Etta Branen conveys lot 5 G in Week 8 of Lichtenbergers addition to John Schiller for 9300 dollars. The transaction reflects a single property transfer between private parties with the stated price and property description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Branen
John Schiller
Lichtenberger
Peete’s Laxative Honey and Tar Advertised Cure
An OCR fragment markets Peete’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a unique remedy different from others. It claims to expel all cold from the system and act as a cathartic on the bowels. Mentions Atfords immediate and references to Gaughs and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenedy
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