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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1909

Page

8

Death at Illinois Central pits sparks inquest

An inquest into the death of Patrick McGrory at the Illinois Central roundhouse concluded that carelessness contributed to the fatal accident. McGrory, a sober and industrious worker, was crushed when an engine moved in the middle pit. Dr. J. A. Poling said life could not be saved, and a Catholic priest administered rites at the hospital before death. The jury returned a verdict of negligence without specifying which party was at fault.

Pat Christ Gabriel Round House Christ Charles Osborne the Round House Osborne McGrory J. A. Poling Illinois Central Roundhouse Tempel Ilinois Central O. N. Bull Ed. Rosenstiel C. C. Wells H. C. Best Milton Gill Adam Epley Patrick McGrory Savanna Chicago Lillian McKenney Jackson Boulevard

No case of pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar

A claim states there has been no recorded case of coughs or colds developing into pneumonia after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. The note urges readers to avoid alternatives. Signed by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.

Foley H. J. Moogh Wm. F. Jungkunz

Market Report Signals Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity

Closing board of trade quotations show May wheat at 10.453, May corn 61 3 4, pork 16.50, lard 89.50, ribs 8.60. Union Stock Yards: cattle 6000 steady, hogs 25,000 up 5, light to heavy ranges noted, sheep 18,000 steady. Journal notes quotations from Chicago Board of Trade with varied highs and lows.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Chicago Board of Trade C. D. Anderson Hettinger Stephenson Street Opva Journal

Pretty Party at Masonic Temple Delightful Go Home Early Dance

Socials note a Go Home Early dance at the Masonic Temple drawing many city society figures. Giber's Orchestra played late into the night with refreshments between sets. It marks the second in a series of events to precede Lent, promising further dances before Easter.

Masonic Temple Masonic’temple Giber

First English Lutheran Church Hosts Jan 13 Banquet

A reception and banquet will be given by the men of the First English Lutheran church on Wednesday evening Jan 13 at 8 o'clock. Rev. C. B. Derr Ph D of Lena will speak. The event in the church lecture room at South Galena avenue and Jackson street offers an engaging program and refreshments. All members and friends are invited to attend.

First Engish Lutheran Church C. BE. Derr Lena South Galena Avenue Jackson Street

Candidate for Alderman in First Ward

G E Swan announced as a Republican candidate for nomination for alderman from the First ward. A well known citizen with broad local ties, Swan promises a strong fight in the primaries and expects solid support if he wins the primary and is elected. He is connected with the Swan Organ company.

G. E. Swan Swan Mr. Swan The Swan Organ Company

Child Given to Father in Wohlford Burkhart Case

Habeas corpus proceedings in the Wohlford Burkhart case concluded in circuit court this morning. The child, initially given to grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Burkhart during a two years ago trial, was restored to the father after appellate reversal and introduction of the original testimony.

Oldest Barnes child placed with Stephen Kurtz

Humane Agent B. F. Brubaker today placed the oldest of the Barnes children in the home of Stephen Kurtz, who resides several miles west of Lena. The remaining two children, aged four and eighteen months, have not yet been placed. Both children are bright and promising, and Brubaker desires a country home for them.

Humane B. F. Brubaker Barnes Stephen Kurtz Lena Mr. Brubaker

Young worker loses finger at factory incident

William Pfeiffer, 16, of Otwalla street, employed at Arcade Manufacturing, had his left small finger crushed in a spring machine yesterday afternoon. Amputation was necessary and his third finger on the left hand was injured as well.

William Pfeiffer Ottawa Street Arcade Manufacturing Company Pfeiffer

Schroeder plans new bank in Outlook Wash

Harry E. Schroeder formerly of Freeport now practicing law in St. Louis visits his uncle Efrom Mayer. He intends to leave soon for Outlook Wash to establish a bank there.

Harry E. Schroeder Freeport St. Louis

Case Settled In Out Of Court Dispute

The case of Dr. M. M. Baumgartner versus Roy Sherbonda and others was settled out of court with Dr. Baumgartner receiving $100 and covering litigation costs.

M. M. Baumgartner Roy Sherbonda Dr. Baumgartner

Marriage in Freeport Presided by County Judge

Roy E. Polhill and Edith B. Diestelmeier both of Kent were wed in Freeport this morning by County Judge Clarity. The ceremony joined the local couple in an intimate city wedding.

Freeport Roy E. Polhill Edith B. Diestelmeier Kent Clarity

Verona Woman Weds Wisconsin Partner in Freeport

Miss Rose Guger of Verona and Francis Barrey of Sscepe were married in Freeport this morning by Judge Clarity.

Rose Guger Verona Wisc Francis Barrey Sscepe Wis Freeport Clarity

Licensed to Marry Francis Bavery and Rose Guger

Verona Wisconsin notices list Francis Bavery of Basco and Rose Guger of Verona as the couple seeking a marriage license in the local record page. The fragmented entry confirms a license application at county clerks office.

Francis Bavery Basco, aYae Veryeal Rose Guger Verona, Wis

Coming Events and Credible Remedies in Local Notices

January 12 social at Loxsington hall hosted by John Fiter's dancing school. Foley's Honey and Tar praised as safe cough remedy for infants and children without opiates, urged for households. Endorsements attributed to J. Moogk and Wm. F Jubgkunz.

John Fiter Loxsington Hall Foley II. J. Moogk Wm. F Jubgkunz

Father Drunk Leads to Disturbed Night in Miami Iroquois Area

Neighbors heard cries of help near Miami and Iroquois streets and found John Smith from the Arcade drunk, venting on his wife. The Humane Society’s B F Brubaker was notified and an investigation follows. The Smith household includes children from prior marriages and new issue in the present union amid quarrels and a drunken disturbance.

Miami Iroquois John Smith B. F. Brubaker Humane Society Smith

Mortuary Notes on Martin Deethardt Sr. Death in 1909

Martin Deethardt Sr. born June 12 1825 in Hanswehrum Ostfriesland died January 2 1909 aged 83 years 6 months and 20 days at Lincoln Illinois after illness. funeral in Hartsburg Illinois conducted by Rev R Lange with interment in Hartsburg cemetery. Survived by four children twenty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. pallbearers named C Van Gerpen Henry Leesman Henry Bruns Tonjes Meyer John Behrends Roelf Gerjets.

Martin Deethardt Emden Ill John Deethardt Freeport Hanswehrum Ost Irriesland Germany Jantje Warner Dresden Decedent Amerca Hartsburg Fred. Nanninga Fred Nanninga Deaconess Lincoln Martin Lfe R. Lange Lutheran Church Philippine Reformed Church America German Evangelical Lutheran Church Christ C. van Gerpen Henry Leesman Henry Bruns Tonjes Meyer John Behrends Roelf Gerjets George Boyden

Foley’s Orino Laxative Claims Chronic Constipation Cure

Advert says Foley’s Orino Laxative will regularize bowels so purgatives aren’t needed. It claims a positive cure for chronic constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take. Endorsed by H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.

H. J. Moogk Wm. F. Jungkunz

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