Janiah to-night and many city visitors noted in brief
The Daily Journal records a series of city observations and social notes including Janiah to-night, 74-De Buckley in Chicago on a visit, Woodmanses in the city, Miss Alice Ford back from Chicago, Addie Goodrich to Rockford, Rotherme and wife in town, and various entertainment plans such as The Galley Slave at Sterling and a notable military dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janiah
de Buckley
Chicago
Woodmanses
Alice Ford
Addie Goodrich
Rockford
Wah Rotherme
Ragine
Sterling
Jacob Krohn
Galenburg
Hoebel & Moogh’s
Janish
J A Clark
Lepa
Judge Hinds
Lena
BR Nelson
Mra Emrich
Cyrus J Wells
Lanark
Ida Bongye
Thomas J. Bowers
Fager
Mb. Morris
D W Fager
Forreston
Vox
Turneaure
Florence
Amity Entertainment
Haseen
Armory Hall
Peter Syramens
Adaline
John F Fink
Miss Nagle
Orangeville
Thea Aouw Hall
Ridott
Ipin
U McCoy
Springfield
Grand Lodge Independent Order Mutual Aid
Council
States Attorney
Opera House
John Dillon
Jain M Boardman
Montana Gatile Cman
Miller
A. Fort Benton
Estephanoff
Gilbert
Washington St
Edward Murphy
Second Presbyterian Church
Botsford
Botsford, Wife of A C Mo & Staul
Dillon
Walters
Sawyer Promoted to Assistant General Freight Agent
Jim Sawyer, formerly traveling freight agent for the Blinds Central, has been appointed assistant General Freight agent of the New York and Erie railroad with headquarters in New York City. The move, praised by friends in Freeport, marks a significant rise for a respected railroad executive. The note also covers reception of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway exhibit at New Orleans, highlighting its attractiveness and breadth of display, including the Postal car and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Gost
William Morgan
Milwaukee
Mr. Beat
P. G. Scanlan
Galena
Scanlan
Chicago
Brewster House
Sofglock
Lisa
T. WN
J. K. Dest
Chas
F. Stardling
J. W. Farwell
Rs. Claffin & Co
New York
Jim Sawyer
Blinds Central
Dixon Telegraph
Janes M. Sawyer
Dixon
Manhattan
New York and Erie Railroad
Hewlquarters
New York City
The
Erie
Dixon Dry
Freeport
Duta
Ummat. Paul
New Orleans
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Milwaukee and St. Paul Company
Worhol’s Fein
Freight Wrecks and Delays Hit Regional Lines
A freight derailment near LaSalle delayed service by hours while a southbound train lagged three hours. In Galena a northbound freight struck a broken rail causing stoppages. The issue stems from equipment concerns affecting United States mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mail Service
LaSalle
Galena
Madame Janish to present Quinilla at Germania Hall
Madame Janish and party arrive at the Brewster house for a performance of Quinilla at Germania Hall. The article extols her beauty and character, notes her rapid mastery of English, and includes her views on American independence, marriage, and women’s work compared with Europe. It portrays her as kind, vivacious, and well-regarded among actresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koanlan Fry
Broond National Hank
DHBT
Sheriff Stewart
Pg, Scanlan
Second National Bank
Thos. K. Best
Second National Bank of Freeport
Phelim G. Scanlan
Thoms K. Best
Thoman K
Ve. P.G. Scanlan
Scanlan
Mr. Scanlan
Bany
Freeport
Avery Meas
TK Best
I C Hyde
Heat Apitle
Genteman
TL House
Madame Janish
Brewster House
Quinilla
Germania Hall
Aka
Rhea
Mojoska
Janish
Frank Gardner
America
Europe
Madame Janigh
Miss Virginia Bray Hosts Galley Slave Company Guests
At the residence of H Glry Bray, Miss Virginia Bray hosted a reception for the Galley Slave company and friends including press members and Dr Buckley. A well-served supper followed, with merriment as portraits and room decor impressed attendees. Notables included Miss Balu Jordan and Miss Mijurie Bonner amid warm tributes to Miss Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Glry Bray
Virginia Bray
Buckley
Miss Bray
Tn Ik
Carrien Bray
Balu Jordan
Jordan
McVicker’s Theatre
Chircaro
Frank Jordan
Oliver Byron Company
Mijurie Bonner
Fred G. Berger
Berger
Etta Morgan
Haines Elected Speaker On Ballot In Illinois House
In Springfield on January 28 1885 Elijah M Haines of Watkeyan won on the second ballot to become speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives after a lively session. The article also surveys the Aborigines of China detailing subjugation, tribal groups, and limited Chinese knowledge of these southern provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Honeljah M Haines
Watkeyan
China
Son of Benywen
Pnts
Canton
Fenee
Hilde
Burmah
Laos
Cambodia
Cochin
Hat
C. Henry
Washington
A Proof Reader Captain Duffey and a Moonlight Picnic
Captain P M Duffey, editor at Franklin Kentucky, stayed up all night reading misread proofs. He read thirty six columns and found one error, a comma. The foreman left a note praising his copy but noting the error and the fiction’s stronger local voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Duffey
Tennessee
Franklin
Totesman
Rachael
Wvatter
Arkansaw Traveler
Revival Services At Free Methodist Tonight
The Revivals report preaching at the Free Methodist church tonight. The Salem church revival continues to draw interest with three conversions noted on Tuesday night. Another preaching service is planned for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Salem Church
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Geveral
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Snyder
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AG Knog
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Oliver Oliphant
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Majorie Bonner
Psyche Gay
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Francesca
Italy
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Phoebe Gay
Henritta Jeving
Dolorea
Edith
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