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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
5
A friendly welcome abroad awaits the president on his pleasure trip. Advertisers tout Standard Rubber Roofing with unbeatable prices and quality.
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at 10 cents per week.
Partly cloudy with probable showers tonight and a little temperature change. In Illinois the forecast covers the town with possible showers this evening. Wisconsin also expects partly cloudy skies and likely showers in the south tonight or Friday.
Denver July 2 The Democratic vice presidential candidate Charles A Towne of New York arrived after meeting with William J Bryan He stated I am in the race to stay and expect nomination Towne discussed platform planks including writs of injunction and pledged no straddle or ambiguity on that issue
Prof H Foster Bain toured Freeport visiting Trunck Brothers brick yard and a by product plant. He sampled clay for dry pressed brick and shale from Eleroy mines for tests. A supposed Lead Mine near Globe Park proved a hoax after Bain investigated and found no ore outcroppings or evidence of a real mine.
Sedalia Missouri July 2 five persons are dead and thirty six injured after a collision between the California Limited west bound and the St Joseph Express east bound on the Missouri Pacific near Knobnoster Part of the debris caught fire and full casualty figures await clearance In El Paso Texas July 2 the engineer was killed and several passengers injured none seriously in a Texas and Pacific east bound passenger wreck near Boracho.
A dynamite blast at the home of G. Deavatoria a wealthy Italian in McKeesport Pennsylvania severely injures four people and partially wrecks two houses. The event followed threats from the alleged Black Hand organization.
New York July 2 Justice Bis cho dt discharged Melville Collins arrested on the charge of violating the new anti gambling laws ruling Collins had committed no crime in making a verbal bet
Congressman James Schoolcraft Sherman left Cleveland with his wife and physician in a private car for Utica New York looking extremely pale. The rapid departure follows a medical concern and signals a return to his home region.
Washington officials anticipate the secretary will issue a call this afternoon for 25 to 50 million dollars of government money held by depositary banks payable on July 11.
Cooperstown New York July 2 Bishop Potter passed a comfortable night and continues to grow gradually weaker as he remains under care in the family residence with no sudden change in his condition reported by medical staff.
Eight deaths attributed to excessive heat were reported to police before 11 o clock today. The notices came from cities across the nation, highlighting the ongoing heat wave and its toll on vulnerable residents.
Relatives in Freeport report Mrs Esther Robison in Curryville Missouri is gravely ill as her condition worsens with fears the end may be near. Joseph L Smith and wife have been notified and are at the bedside.
The Salvatore Cappagna murder hearing for Felice Carranto was moved to July 10. A key prosecution witness was absent this morning.
J. H. Sabin of Rockford and W. J. Young of Dubuque visited Freeport for business. A. W. McIntire of Mendota and F. A. Carpenter of Rockford transacted business in Freeport. W. T. Hodson of Galena spent the day in Freeport on legal matters. Mrs. Kate Penticott will leave for Belvidere and join Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hancoe for a Shell Lake Wisconsin outing of several weeks.
The last will of Albert Seyfarth of Florence Station has been probated in county court. He leaves his property to his children and designates his daughter Miss Anna Seyfarth as executrix without bond. Document dated December 12, 1907.
A brief notice notes suits pressed and ready at Mal le's located at the Galena and Van Buren streets corner for customers.
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters calling it best for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He notes it helps weakness lame back and all run down conditions as well as chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at Jos Emmert’s drug store price 50 cents.
The notice asks patrons who do not receive their newspaper regularly to inform the office. It emphasizes prompt reporting so deliveries can be corrected and service maintained.
Thomas H. Hollister reported from Dixon that the Referee in Bankruptcy approved selling C. C. Shoemaker assets. The sale, in slamp, may occur in a day or two with a local bank possibly buying for a third party. First dividend due soon. second in ninety days. overall creditors may get about thirty cents on the dollar. Several small claims filed later could alter the percentage.
Rev Father Griffin leaves after two years as assistant pastor at St Marys Freeport. Rev J N Hogan, recently ordained, will fill the vacancy and arrive Sunday to assume duties. Griffin, a bright scholarly figure, led his class in seminary and made many friends in Freeport and beyond.
Miss Lenora Rideout hosted twenty five young people at a Fourth of July gathering in the Rideout home. The event honored Misses Pauline and Mary Louise Flickinger of Atwood Illinois. Attendees enjoyed flag color decor games and a luncheon. The Flickingers and Mrs Flickinger are visiting guests.
Mrs Cornelia Richards and Miss Sadie Curtiss of Freeport and Miss Nan Smith of Waterlon N Y were dinner guests of Mrs Carson Tuesday and spent the night with Mrs Joseph Hicks Wednesday Mesdames Joseph and Harry Hicks hosted at Tinneh for the lanses Richards and Curtiss formerly resided in Warren
At 3 PM this afternoon the marriage of Miss Pearl Askey and Mr W H Fischer, both of Ridott, was performed by Rev Landeck at the German Lutheran parsonage. The couple, well known in Freeport, will reside there.
Young people of the First Presbyterian church held a lawn social last evening on the Hill and Hildreth homes lawn on Weaerstreet. Despite threatening weather the event drew a large crowd. The lawns were decorated with flags and Chinese lanterns and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Six candidates were initiated Wednesday evening by Freeport Commandery No 7 Knights Templar with a ceremonial and banquet. Attendees included Dr Allen Salter George Roush J A Saul and H R Nelson from Lena and many out of town members.
William H. Fischer of Lancaster aged 26 and Lola Askey of Ridott aged 19 obtained a marriage license. The notice lists their names and ages as recorded.
Beginning Saturday afternoon June 27 regular transportation will be furnished from White school house to Oakland cemetery Wednesday and Saturday afternoons of each week until further notice. Tickets for round trip from White school house 15 cents obtainable from driver.
Mrs Levi Martin of Chicago and formerly of Freeport plans to wear her wedding dress from 1850 to mark the Lincoln Douglas debate anniversary in Freeport. The 75 year old, connected to local families, hopes to join former Freeport residents for the August events and reminisce on the historic clash between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas.
Local businesses close for the Fourth while Stukenberg and Borchers stay open Friday evening. Knights of Columbus banquet invites a meeting at the club rooms this evening. Harlem park Rockford hosts a grand Fourth display. Interurban round trip fare listed. Bible class meets Friday at 7 30. Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a social July 7 at 2 30 in Odd Fellows hall. Charles Gantert returns for Frank Ellis funeral and notes family links to Freeport. Warren Sentinel-Leader notes Prof and Mrs M M Warner move to Freeport for business and warm good wishes follow.
Peter E. McDonald of Freeport will seek the Democratic nomination for state's attorney. William Skeene of Stockton will run for the Democratic nomination for state senator in Daviess County.
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