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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1899

Page

5

Prices Drop at Blanke’s Coffee Department Sale

Prices are down at Blanke’s Coffee. A large clearance on coffees and teas with many items at special prices. 2 lb tins of Banker's Mocha and Java at 40c and other blends like Eureka Mocha and Java, Blanke’s Exposition, and Makoba coffee offered below regular prices. Tea and fruit lines also included with low prices. Notice promises price matching or beating competitors and urges reading Tuesday’s advertisement update.

MaKoba Cofee

Deaths and sacrifices on Valdez glacier tragedy tale

Seattle, Jan 28. Copper river prospectors perish on Valdez glacier after crossing toward Valdez camp. Names listed include Charles Ehron and C. P. Smith of New York and Chicago, Olelhvien Baldwin and Henderson of Wisconsin, George Sweesey of New York, plus frozen miners George Powlowits and Sylvester Grog. A hospital at Twelve Mile Camp treats six with severe frostbite. The father and son Vata sacrifice lauds the son giving wrap to save his father, both freezing. The son dies as the father struggles toward Twelve Mile Camp. Smith, Ehron, and others froze after crossing the summit in December.

Seattle Wash Cottage City Alaska Valdez Glacier Igst Charles Ehron New York City C. P. Smith Chicago Olelhvien Baldwin Wis Henderson Wisconsin George Sweesey New York George Powlowlts Sylvester Grog St. Joseph Helven Jivens Valdez Twelve Mile Camp Twelve Mile Smith Ithron George Paulowicz Chas Khron Manhattan Mining Company George Pealowtz Dr. Lewis Sweezey Glacier Orly Sweesey

Diabetes cure claim in the Dodd's Kidney Pills ad

Minwanxen dan J J Doran of 227 Howell Street testifies after fifteen years of diabetes that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him. The ad asserts the remedy treats diabetes, Bright's disease, dropsy, rheumatism, backache, female troubles, and kidney disorders, with price details and mail order. Also notes Vienna gasworks construction and Burdock Blood Bitters promotions.

Minwanxen Dan J. J. Doran Howell Street Lake Dodd Bright Blader Dodd’s Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y

Glacier tragedy and follow-up incidents in early reports

A span of grim notices recounts miners lost on a glacier near Valdez including Khron and Henderson and George Pealowtz, with Khon’s widow in Chicago and Dr. Lewis tending injured men. Other reports describe an accident at Norwalk steam canalboat J C Austin, and separate Wisconsin accidents as well as legislative moves on railroad safety and barber licensing.

Norwalk Conn Tiss Saway J.C. Austin New York Nor- Walk Levine Jersey City Chomas Young Geckhand Mars Thelen Callahan

Pneumonia Link Averted by Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The text asserts pneumonia follows colds or la grippe, claiming during past epidemics the illness did not develop when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. It touts the product as best for bad colds and la grippe, warranted, sold by Emmett & Burrell. Also notes a long historical fatal day in England with multiple royal deaths on a Saturday.

Chamberlain Emmett & Burrell

Grain-O touted as coffee substitute for children

A brief ad extols Grain-O as a nourishing grain drink for kids. It claims Grain-O tastes like coffee when prepared correctly, costs about four cents an ounce, and is sold by all grocers. It encourages substituting Grain-O for tea or coffee to distribute health through children.

Colosseum of Rome Stands Tall At 615 Feet Diameter

The largest building in the record is the Colosseum at Rome, noted for its 615 foot greatest diameter and 120 foot height. This description highlights its massive size in historical measurements.

Rome

Quality Kidney Remedy Promoted by Local Junketers

Ooley's Kidney prep remains advertised as reliable for kidney and bladder concerns. Claims include cure for all kidney diseases. Brands Burns Pillsbury Best and Gold Medal flour are offered at Burrell's 110 Stephenson Street.

Pillsbury’s Burrell’s Stephenson Street

Local merchants advertise bids and piano memo

Fine stock fresh canned fruits and vegetables offered at Burrells 110 Stephenson St. Bids for grocer ies and meat market business to H D Post funished by J J Kenny agent 28d 1w 107 Stephenson St due by January 25. Kimball piano company sends miniature diploma and gold medal notice to C R Kerry Freeport TL. Piano leaders showcased at Ferrys store 58 Stephenson St Freeport with easy terms.

Burrell’s Stephenson St H. D. Post J. J. Kenny Kimball Piano Co C. R. Kerry Freeport Kimball Pikmos Omala Axy Piano W. OW. Koureans Co Ferry

Congress Debates Army Reorganization and Paris Treaty

Washington dispatch reports Senate consideration of the Paris treaty ratification with Sullivan opposing colonial commitments. The army reorganization bill faces opposition. Hull signals cuts to enlistment targets to about 60,000 with presidential discretion to reach 100,000. Johnson and Trenderson attack annexation and Philippines cession, while the House adjourns before finishing the first section under five minute rule.

Manto House Washington Senate Platt New York Sullivan Mississippi Representative Cooke Hull Johnson Indiana Trenderson Iowa Philippines

Michigan Farm and City Mortgage Totals for Last Year

Labor Commissioner Cox reports 23 780 farm property mortgages totaling 15 032 804 and 17 522 city mortgages totaling 16 195 199 were recorded in Michigan last year. Discharges numbered 22 491 for farm mortgages totaling 15 102 264 and 14 423 for city mortgages totaling 11 663 784. Average recorded mortgage rate was 7 percent and 7 4 percent for discharged.

Lansing Mich Cox Michigan

Michigan solons approve national wartime conduct in unanimous vote

Indorsement of the national administration is adopted by the Michigan House in Lansing with Alger singled out for praise. The senate ignores Pingree's message and the house postpones action. Junket critics face a frosty reception as the junketeers plan a departure from Detroit tomorrow night.

Michigan Lansing Mich House Alger Pingree Senate

Widow of Stephen A. Douglas Dies in Washington

Adele Cutts, widow of Stephen A. Douglas, dies at her Washington home after a life marked by society prominence and early political partnership with Douglas. She accompanied him on his prewar campaign and later lived as a recluse until later marrying Adjutant General Williams.

Stephen A. Douglas Washington Robert Williams Dolly Madison Adele Cutts Douglas Williams

Illinois Legislature Recess Looms After Busy Start

Springfield notes the legislative session stretched four weeks with two perfunctory days and over 200 bills filed. A high misdemeanor bill targets buying imitation butter for state institutions as both chambers head toward adjournment Tuesday. Chicago reports Swift & Co and Libby, McNeill & Libby offer $100,000 rewards to anyone proving beer packed by them used chemicals for preservation during the war.

Springfield Ill Chicago Chicago Packers Swift & Co Libby, McNeil & Libby

Abbreviated Telegrams Spark Bank Failure News

P and M Shields of Belfast fail with 600000 liabilities. A barber jailed ten days for stealing five cents. Major Newton Walker of Lewiston ill with pneumonia. Colonel Sexton in Washington hospital stable. Jamil Reuter and wife Ida die suddenly in Brooklyn. Mrs Parker wife of Rev Parker dies in London. Yale student Iwins Anderson jailed ten days in Cambridge. Fourth Illinois regiment ordered out of service from Havana report. N ray locates bullet in St de Mar Chicago. Chippewa Falls thermometer hits 24 below, season low. US pressuring release of Spanish prisoners via French embassy. Dr William Catto of Decatur killed by train in Assumption. US leads in Peters peace fund subscription. With Titeau frames, England and colonies 6204000, France 495000, Spain 29600. Cleveland waitresses form union with Knights of Labor as Lady Waiters Industrial Association.

Stapleton 8. S Newton Walker Lewiston Tls Colonel Sexton Washington Hospital Jamil Reuter Brooklyn Ida Parker Joseph Parker City Temple London Iwins Anderson Yale University Cambridge Havana St. de Mar Chicago Chippewa Falls Wis Ekrench Spbhasignin United States William Catto Decatur Ils Central Wilagis Tun Ver Assumption, Ill Peter's Peace Fund Titeau Frames Itngland France Spain

Fervent zeal drives religious work and reform

Enthusiasm and warmth are praised as the essential force behind effective movements. A passionate, earnest leader fuels Christian effort, while cold blooded intellect alone cannot move the masses. The text argues fervor is needed for pulpit success and for spreading the kingdom.

Paul Presbyterian

Dean's Ointment Heals Piles Quickly at Drug Stores

Itchy piles plagued readers are urged that Dean's Ointment cures quickly and permanently. Available at any drug store for 50 cents from Emmert & Burrell.

Dean Emmert & Burrell

One-Tenth Belief Versus Full Christian Dedication

A Sunday School Times notion argues giving a tenth to the Lord is not enough. It urges total dedication of all possessions to the Master to receive all He offers. An advertisement for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil from Emmert & Burrell warns of accidents and promotes household remedy.

Sunday School Times

Australia church societies count and growth figures

Australia reports 1,723 Christian Endeavor societies with 52 340 members plus unaffiliated societies totaling 65 000. Of these 8 148 joined the church this year and 1 461 associates became active. Wesleyan Methodists lead with 6 535 societies, Baptists 150, Congregationalists 181, Presbyterians and Primitive Methodists 110 each, Bible Christians 89, Church of England 27. The rest are cited with religious ad copy and a lighthouse metaphor.

Australia Christian Endeavor Church Wesleyan Methodists Baptiste Congregationalists Presbyterians Primitive Methodists Bible Christiang Church of England

Bethesda Nature's Own Specific and cures claim

An advertisement touts Bethesda Nature's Own Specific as a kidney disease remedy used by hundreds of physicians and claimed to cure Bright's Disease and other afflictions. It promotes rapid, lasting effects, lists half gallon bottles sold by druggists, and offers a booklet at a cost. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for consumption with broad curing claims and a 21 cent offer for a medical book.

Bethesda Bright A. M. Jones Bethesda Mineral Springs Co Waulesha, Wis

Grant era scandal report hits Wright in Wisconsin struggle

A social committee in Sacramento reported on misconduct tied to the 1914 United States senator election. It details Howard B. Wright receiving 900 from U S Grant Jr and a 750 loan, plus promises to sway votes for Robert N. Bulla. Milton Green spent over 20000 to aid a Republican legislature. The panel condemns the cash expenditures as corrupt and urges the assembly to decide punishment. Effects split opinions among Grant allies and opponents.

Sacramento Cal Social Committee United States Howard B. Wright Assembly U. 8 Grant, Jr Grant Milton J. Green Wright John D. Spreckels W. 8. Leake Robert N. Bulla Bulla Daniel M. Burns U.S. Grant Milton 8. Green U. S Committee of Investigation Floward E. Wright

Ninety ballots and no choice in caucus

Madison reports ninety ballots cast in the Republican caucus to select a U.S. senator for John L. Mitchell's seat. Quarles leads with 40 votes, Stephenson 10, Cook 10, Babcock 16, Webb 10 as factions shift. Democrats weigh backing a single candidate to reach 67 votes.

Madison Wis United States John JL. Mitchell Joseph V. Quarles Stephenson Cook Babcock Webb Quarles Joint Assembly Harrisburg Harrell Beaver Quay

Tribune Promotes Semi-Weekly and War News

The New York Tribune promotes its Republican aligned weekly paper and its semi weekly edition. It touts market reports robustly, weather notes, farm and garden topics, and a Friday illustrated supplement with humor letters and world affairs. Sample copies offered free. clubs invited.

Tribune THE

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