03 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1905
Page
1
Japanese forces seized several forts at Port Arthur today. Russian officers and officials may be paroled and return to Russia with side arms. the garrison rank and file are to be transported to Japan. General Stoessel asked the emperor for parole for the officers.
A rumor from Vilna claimed an attempt on Emperor Nicholas II's life, but later Associated Press denial notes no details or confirmation. The report stated the emperor passed Minsk, 465 miles west of Moscow, with no verified details.
A fifty ton fly wheel exploded at the National Tube works near McKeesport today, wrecking the mill. One man was killed and four injured seriously. The loss is valued at about 100,000 dollars. Around eight hundred men lose temporary employment.
Philadelphia January 8 Special The United States court of appeals reverses the New Jersey circuit court decision that restrained the Northern Securities company from distributing certain stocks of the Northern Pacific railroad company The ruling marks a defeat for E H Harriman interests in a major interstate financial case.
In Constantinople on January 3 the porte finally rejected street Bible sales despite earlier assurances, despite notes from the American legation and British embassy and ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
Special report from York Pennsylvania describes a work train collision with a freight car on the Northern Central tracks six miles north of the city. Men were injured, five seriously. recovery considered doubtful.
Five persons were seriously injured when the Saty road flyer derailed near Rocheport, Missouri, early today. Special report from Surpanta notes the mishap occurred in the morning hours with multiple injuries acknowledged.
In Hinatrra New York on January 8 a special report notes Frank N Noweski his wife and their children were cremated to death in Morris Run Pennsylvania.
The page lists a cloudy night forecast for Onicaco and a pleasant Wednesday. It promotes Holllister's Rocky Mountain Tea with money back guarantee if it fails. It notes Joseph Emmert will perform at Rockford and that local basketball teams will play there on January 14. It also advertises Dr King's New Life Pills as a blood and system cleanser and urges readers to check the Journal's want column.
Wasmerton Jan 3 Special The supreme court reversed a Town supreme court ruling in two cases on Iowa prohibitory liquor law construction. In American Express Co. v State of Iowa packages of liquor sent C O D from Rock Island to Tama were seized and ordered destroyed. The reversal cites conflict with interstate commerce clause.
Meta Neumann ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Neumann of 136 Garden Street died yesterday at 1 20 pm after a three day illness of diphtheria. She had prior lung troubles but no serious illness. Parents noticed Sunday she felt unwell and medical aid was sought only when condition worsened. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev A C Landek officiating.
Miss Susie Rosenstiel returns to Mt Holyoke for college as Miss Fannie Pettipiece and Arthur Pettipiece go to Cornell College. Theron Goddard heads to University of Wisconsin tonight. FH Asselin returns to Chicago after New Year visits. Earl Kennedy visits from Winslow en route to Dixon College. Mr and Mrs Fred Mann return to Chicago after guests with the Tiffanys. Nellie James and Edna Grattelo resume studies at the State Normal in DeKalb. Ray Edwards and wife delay return from vacation. conservatory pupils enjoy extra days off. John Higgins visits Jasper County relatives and returns via Chicago. Gospel service at King’s Daughters mission with Rev Gardner Thrall speaking. A warrant issued for a man named Sattarus over a home intrusion last Sunday. Teamsters union officers elected: Tropus, Frabel, Burdick, Kunz, Leggett, Rumelhagen. Two disorderly women fined on lower Stephenson St. Mr and Mrs Winters welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Lane son and daughter born. Commission office closes. B W Frank & Co discontinue wires. Sewing services offered at 10 Knowlton St. Water office to stay open evenings for December rent payments. Snow White oil advert noted.
A Sunday afternoon break in at Fred Rodemeyer’s Galena Street saloon saw the proprietor lose $25, a box of ten cigars, and several drinks from a thief who appears to have known the layout. The burglar entered via a cellar route, unlocked doors, and vanished with no trace. Police are pursuing the case.
Chief Fire Marshal John I Rodemeyer reports 1904 saw 90 alarms the most since the paid department began. Total fire loss was 15097.25 dollars with three major blazes. The Adams Street court house burns caused 3000 dollars loss. Fry's Block fire damaged stock and offices for about 6000. Natural Carbon By-Products plant in East Freeport lost 2000. Other fires ranged down to 300 dollars. Also aided by Philip Schiller farm blaze saving several buildings with about 2000 loss. Hose length 24650 feet, 61 hours work, 74 miles traveled by Hose No 1, 77 by Hook and Ladder, and 84 by Hose No 2. Monthly fires listed, plus 309 patient admissions at St Vincent’s Orphan Home total 436, with 354 discharged and 34 died.
Large congregations attend Watchnight services at Embury Methodist led by Epworth League and pastor with a cantata The Coming of the King by Dudley Buck. Soloists and chorus receive praise. tonight marks the second night of prayer with a Holy Ghost Revival theme. Union activities report steady pastor salaries and new parsonage progress at Sterling and Dixon. Rev Keaple to transfer, Rev Rite moves to new parsonage. Dixon ministers prepare for February revival meetings led by Mr Sunday.
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