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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1906

Page

3

Tongueless Speech Beats Odds. Actor Regains Speech After Surgery

Frederick Power, actor and Bush Temple stage manager, at St Josephs hospital after cancer operation by Dr Nicholas Senn. Five weeks post op he expects to work in theater again, possibly as actor or stage director. Doctors call the case remarkable with Power recovering speech quickly and clearly. He distinguishes letters and words despite loss of tongue and root, noting five troublesome letters and a single vowels challenge.

Chicago Frederick Power Bush Temple Theater St. Joseph's Hospital Power Nicholas Sein Mr. Powers Powers

Oldest Trio of Sisters Claim Faces Elgin Challenge

Elgin Jan 11. Three Coatesville sisters 252 years combined age, 13 years less than an Elgin trio. Names Nancy Hills 92 Boston Laura Smith 80 St. Louis Ruth Thiers 84 Elgin. Their mother Nancy Kimball died at 101. Health good, century hopes high. Believed Murder Victim Found Near Kellmont on Southern tracks. George Conaway named in pocket note. Freight train hit body. pockets rifled.

Elgin Coatesville United States Friends of Three Sisters Nancy Hills Boston Laura K. Smith St. Louis Ruth A. Thiers Nancy Kimball Mt. Carmel Southern Railway Kellmont George Conaway

Saloonkeeper fined and jailed for illegal sale at fair

Marshall Alabama January 11 Nick Swope a local saloonkeeper was fined 600 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Everett Connolly on a jury verdict for selling beer without a license at Martinsville ten miles west of here during a county fair several months ago. The judge has been known for harsh sentences in his county court.

Marshall Nick” Swope Everet Connelly von Vietion Martinsville Here Connnelly

Wealthy Farmer Disappears From Shabbona Grove

Ed ward Griffin a wealthy farmer from Shabbona Grove vanished after leaving a Chicago physician's office while visiting for treatment. His two brothers searched Chicago but found no trace, and the family fears foul play as inquiries continue. Bishop Spalding Leaves Illinois for Florida. He travels to St Augustine for April return. reports say he is in good health and was seen walking at the station awaiting his train. His sister Mrs Sleven and a nurse accompany him.

Shabbona Grove Edward Griffin Chicago Sitysician Spalding Florida Peoria St. Augustine Fla Sleven

Ordination Rule Defines Legal Marriage in Springfield

Attorney General Stead rules that under the new marriage law an unordained preacher cannot perform a legal wedding ceremony even if he holds a regular charge. The decision clarifies requirements for clergy to legalize marriages in LiL and Springfield where ordination status affects ceremony validity.

Springfield Lil, Jan Stead

Halt in the Oil Case Delays Hearing Until Supreme Court Ruling

New York January 11 hearing before a commissioner in the quo warranto proceedings, brought by Missouri Attorney General Herbert S. Hadley, to oust the oil companies from the state, has been halted to allow Hadley and Standard Oil counsel to appear before the Supreme Court.

New York Herbert Hadley Missouri Standard Oil Company Supreme Court

Dr Pierce Medicines Publicized as Known, All-Vegetable Formulas

Public notices claim Dr Pierce of Buffalo published the full ingredient list of his Golden Medical Discovery. The text asserts the remedies use no alcohol or narcotics, rely on vegetable roots like Golden Seal and Bloodroot, and employ glycerine as a safe base. It cites authorities Grover Coe and others to support efficacy for bronchial and chest ailments.

Pierce Buffalo Grover Coe New York Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Phila Scudder Cincinnati Ellingwood Chicago Hale

Order to show cause in Rogers case delayed for Supreme Court hearing

An order issued by the court commanded H A Rogers to show cause why he shall not answer Jindy Lindley’s questions. Before Justice Gildersleeve the hearing was postponed to tomorrow. counsel for Standard Oil, William V Rowe and Frank Hegeman, requested the delay. The judge granted the motion and ordered all proceedings before Commissioner Sanborn halted until after the supreme court argument.

H. A. Rogers Jindy Lindley Cane Gildersleeve William V. Rowe Frank Hegeman Standard Oil Company Wnth Morting Commissioner Sanborn Supreme Court

Markets in Chicago and Buffalo Open Range of Prices

Chicago and Buffalo markets report commodity quotes across wheat corn oats pork lard and livestock. Highlights include Jan wheat around 83 85 May near 87 89 and July around 84 85, cattle steady to firm with choice steers 5.30 6.40, hogs 5.60 15.75, lambs 9.50 9.75, and live poultry around 11 to 14 cents per pound. Buffalo market lists export steers 5.10 5.60, hogs weak at 5.60, lambs 8.25 to 9.75, and other livestock prices across categories.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Nei Wey Tbs Choteé Prairie Mailao Buffalo East Buffalo N. Y Dan Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Humphreys Homeopathic No 28 Remedy Promotion

An old advertisement touts Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 as a lasting cure for nervous debility and prostration caused by overwork. It claims over 40 years of use, offers $1 per vial or $5 for serious cases, and provides mail order with prepaid pricing from Humphreys Medical Co.

Humphreys Humphreys’ Med. Co Willian & Joho Sts

Death of Dr William F Harper President of University of Chicago

Dr William F Harper president of the University of Chicago died at 2 30 p m yesterday age 49 The illness was cancer of the head of the colon operation Feb 22 last He built up Chicago University and wrote The Trend of Higher Education The Priestly Element in the Old Testament and The Structure of the Text Book of Hosea He will be interred at Oak Wood cemetery Messages of sorrow came from Presidents Wilson Schurman Hadley Eliot Angell and others in education.

William R. Uwarper

Watered stock debate at Minnesota rail convention

At St Paul January 11 President A B Stickney of the Great Western Railway argued that watered stock is not unique to railways. He asserted that the capital value of farms and fixed property contains far more water than railway capital, citing a ratio of cash cost to water vastly above that of the best reorganized railways.

St. Paul Minnesota A. BR. Stickney Great Western Railway Stickney

Cummins Voices Iowa Rail Discrimination Impact

Governor A B Cummins told the Iowa Brick and Tile association that railroad discrimination hinders Iowa manufacturing growth and state progress. He noted Iowa is strong in agriculture but lagging in manufacturing, with remarks met by cheers from attendees.

Iowa Cummins Des Moines Iowa Brick and Tile Association A. B. Cummins Lowi Lee

Medal of Honor to Captain James Robb Church

Washington reports Captain James Robb Church of the medical corps received Congress conferred Medal of Honor for conspicuous patriotism during the battle of Las Guasinas Cuba in the Spanish American War. He aided wounded soldiers under fire and carried them to protection.

Washington Dun Las Guastinas Cuba Congress James Robb Church Medical Corps Army Hle

Hyacinth colored pink by red ink method

A simple home test says a hyacinth stem placed in red ink for an hour yields a delicate pink bloom. The rest of the text appears garbled with unclear references to stamps and governments, not forming a coherent news item.

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