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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1899

Page

6

No Man In Front for the Senatorship and Only One Needed

Harrisburg January 12 The selection is a successor to Matthew Stanley Quay in the United States Senate. The Republicans hold a caucus stake with 74 joint ballot votes and aim to elect Quay with anti Quay Republicans united. Democrats refuse to vote for Quay, while secret talks seek to prevent fusion with anti Quay Republicans. Quay arrives in Harrisburg to direct his campaign with Senator Penrose.

Quay Harrisburg Matthew Stanley Favay United States Senate House Philadelphia Senator Quay Washington Penrose

Nebraska senator recall request against Stotsenberg

In Lincoln a resolution charges Colonel Stotsenberg of the First Nebraska regiment with tyranny and abuses of power and asks the war department to recall him. The measure passed under suspension of rules with one dissenting vote amid letters from First Nebraska members.

Wisconsin Lincoln Neb State Senate Gross Douglas Stotsenberg Nebraska Manila War Department First Senate George H. Ray LaCrosse Charleston W. Va Ruffner House Springfield Ills Case Illinois

Constitutional Convention Resolution Tabled in Meeting

A resolution for a constitutional convention was offered but could not be introduced due to business order. Mayer Harrison of Chicago was involved in the discussion as the order of business had not yet been reached.

Mayer Harrison Chicago

Grand jury called in Montana bribery case tied to Clark race

Helena reports a district court grand jury convened to probe bribery charges raised by State Senator Whiteside. Whiteside said he received thirty thousand dollars in thousand-dollar bills from a Clark representative to expose alleged methods. Clark claims a conspiracy by enemies, amid Clark versus Daly feuds in the race for U.S. senator.

Helena Mont District Court Whiteside Senate W. A. Clark Butte United States Clark Committee Marcus Daly

Notable Names in Law and War Figures

New York reports nomination of Joseph Hodges Choate as ambassador to Britain with a distinguished legal career noted since Harvard Law School in 1854 and NY bar practice. Springfield coverage notes R. N. McCauley chosen superintendent and Mary A. McCauley as matron at Soldiers' Orphans' Home in Normal after a two day contest. Washington updates Dingley's improving health and optimism from physicians. Hampden hospital ship Relief arrives at Old Point with 135 sick and convalescent soldiers from Santiago and Porto Rico.

George Choate Harvard Law School William H. Barnes Evarts, Southmayd & Choate Choate New York Fremont Union League Club of New York City Springfield Ills Soldiers’ Orphans Normal R. N. McCauley Mary A. McCauley Olney Tlmnois Hampaun United States Relief Santiago de Cuba Ponce Porto Rico Old Point Richard Flynn Christian L. McNally

Reception at Secretary Alger's brims with army officers

Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger hosted a brilliant Washington reception at their home last night for army officers and their families. Veterans of three wars attended.

Washington Secretary of War

DeKalb to gain free postal delivery after April first

Various brief items note political moves and local events including DeKalb Illinois to receive free postal delivery after April 1. Other items report W R Bates US Senate selection, Lodge reelected in Massachusetts, a surpliced chair approved in Chicago, estates probated in Wisconsin, notable deaths in Illinois and Wisconsin, and the Elkins Widener Whitney syndicate expanding into an ice factory in New Jersey. A pistol incident at Metz ends with a fatality among French officers and a singer at the Metz coliseum linked to the quarrel.

DeKalb Ills Tennessee W. R. Bate United States Lodge Massachusetts Centenary Methodist Chicago Edward Bain Kenosha Wis Shiras Dubuque New Jersey New York W. c. T. U. Temple David City Neb Matilda Carse Metz Lorraine Schlueck King’s Regiment Eimtleillement Tillement

Dodd's Kidney Pills Said to Cure Rheumatism

In Dowurs January 9 issue the climate is blamed for widespread rheumatism and Dodd's Kidney Pills promoted as the sole cure. A testimonial from Patrick Welch of 404 Lake Avenue claims three boxes fully cured his rheumatism and heart disease, urging others to try the pills sold by druggists or sent by the Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo.

Dodd Dowurs Patrick Welch Lake Avenue Dodd’s Medicine Co Buffalo

Keate of Eton A Fiery Head Master With Noble Temper

The piece recalls Keate the famed Eton head master famed for strict discipline and the birch yet also notes his generous temper and brave character. It cites anecdotes of his fiery temper his Napoleonic costume and the flogging incident for confirmation candidates while praising his lasting influence on the school.

Keate Eton Kinglake Napoleon London Spectator

Kidney Ailment Linked To Back Pain Warns Women

The ad claims kidney disorders cause back pain and blood depletion, especially in women. Miss S S Ketchum recounts persistent kidney pain after grip and nervousness, praising Morrow's Kid-ne-oids now sold by H J Moogh and John Morrow & Co. for 60 cents a box.

S. S. Ketchum Douglas Ave Morrow H. J. Moogh Miss Ketchum John Morrow & Co Chemists Springfield Ohio H. d. Moogh

Beare the Bignatore of A and TO IT A

Readable text shows a playful headline about Beare the Bignatore and a note on familiar purchases. The fragment hints at a feature or ad style item in a historical page. Entities are limited by the fragment.

Gloves Restore Lost Happiness on the 6:80 Train

A banker named Granville Baker finds a stray glove on a Boston train and uses it to contact the owner Grace Wilmot, who reveals she is now Grace Baker, a widow. After a chance reunion on the rail, they realize their past misunderstandings and rekindle a long‑lost romance, with Mrs. Baker crediting the gloves for guiding their lives back together.

Mr. Baker Boston Cal G. W. Baker T—— Street City Granville Baker Miss Wilmot Wilmot Grace Colorado

Caught In a Bottle Showcases Orchard Insect Counts

The London Standard reports sugar water bottles hung on plum trees to trap insects damaging fruit. After a month the tally includes 57 bluebottles 6 ladybirds 20 moths 12 butterflies 45 wasps 1 caterpillar 83 harvest insects 4 bees 64 earwigs 450 ordinary flies 1 chrysalia 18 horseflies 27 beetles and 5 spiders with countless small flies and ants also present.

England London Standard

Jerusalem Birthplace of Christianity and Antioch’s Grandeur

The text notes Jerusalem as the birthplace of Christianity and Antioch as the site of baptism. It deems Antioch the empire’s second great city after Rome and Alexandria, with about half a million inhabitants. It describes Antioch as a vast trade emporium and “metropolis of the east.”

Jerusalem Antioch Rome Alexandria East

Cure for La Grippe Heals Lungs and Cough

Cure for la grippe by Foley's Honey and Tar claims to heal the lungs and stop the racking cough and prevent pneumonia. It is sold for 26¢ and 50c. H. J. Moogh, Swarts & Fleck, are advertised as distributors. The passage also notes historic assassinations of Russian czars with vague details.

Cough remedy la grippe relief from Foley’s Honey and Tar

Mr G Vacher of 157 Osgood St Chicago recommends Foley's Honey and Tar after his wife suffered la grippe three years ago and found immediate relief from a severe cough. He says one bottle cured her and their household keeps it on hand. The ad notes price 50c and from Swarts & Eck. In a different note a description mentions ferocious black ants in Guiana hills 15 to 20 feet tall and their attacking behavior.

Mr. G. Vacher Osgood St Chicago Foley H. J. Moogh Swarts & Eck Guiana

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures a Long-Lasting Cough

A woman reports a severe grip attack seven years ago caused a persistent cough on cold days. After trying many remedies she found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. Nearby ads note Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, alongside listings for Moogh Swarts Fleck.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Guarantee Offer

An advertisement proclaims a money back guarantee on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with satisfaction assurance. It touts relief for la grippe colds and whooping cough and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by Emmert & Burrell.

Emmert & Burrell

Tour of all Mexico in a special vestibuled train tour

A 87 day Mexico tour departs Chicago Tuesday January 24 aboard a Pullman equipped train with compartments drawing room library and dining car plus open top observation car Chililitli. Tickets cover rail and sleeping car fares meals hotels street cars boats guides interpreters with no extras. Conducted under The American Tourist Association by Beau Campbell Chicago.

Mexico Chicago American Tourist Asssociation Beau Campbell Marquette Bldg Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad

War is Over Havana Trip Offers Low Roundtrip Fares

The Chicago Great Western Ry announces low roundtrip tickets to Havana through Galveston New Orleans Mobile or Tampa with optional return via Vera Cruz and Mexico City. Tampa route adds a short return voyage. Contact Maple Leaf route agents or FE H Lord 118 Adams St Chicago for details.

Cuba Chicago Great Western Ry Havana Galveston Texas New Orleans Mobile Ala Tampa Fla Vera Cruz City Mexico Maple Leaf Fe’. H. Lord Adams St

Grand Excursion to Old Mexico from Chicago

A special train tour led by Mr. J. J. Grafton departs Chicago February 9 1899. The trip includes Mardi Gras in New Orleans and key sites in Old New Mexico with dining car service and all express included. Limited spaces require early reservation via Chicago & North Western Railway agents.

Old Mexico Chicago J. J. Grafton New Orleans Old New Mexico Chicago & North-Western Ra Y

Piano and Organ Co agent offering exchanges and lessons

Notice states Prof. William Bouronen becomes agent for Bauer Piano and Organ Co. Old pianos can be exchanged for new ones with monthly payments or cash. Purchasers may inspect the piano at his rooms at 335 Walnut St. Strength tune and finish guaranteed. Lessons offered in piano organ violin and clarinet.

Bauer Piano and Organ Co Willliam Bouronen

Winter Tours of California and other resorts on sale now

The Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip winter tour tickets to California Florida Arizona New Mexico Cuba Louisiana Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Texas. Valid returning until May 31 1899. Trains are steam heated gas lit with wide vestibules sleeping cars buffet cars and dining car service. For rates timetables and info contact I H Lord at 118 Adams St Chicago.

Chicago Great Western Ry California Floria Arizona Old New Mexico Cuba Louisiana Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Texas Maple Leaf I. H. Lord General Pass Adams St Chicago

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