Freeport Climbs as Wisconsin League Races Heat Up
Wisconsin league action features Freeport overtaking Fond du Lac with an 8 to 3 win and Green Bay’s 2 to 1 23 inning victory over La Crosse. Oshkosh and Madison split while Eau Claire falls in eleven innings. Key pitchers include Warhop and Darrah for Freeport and Graves for Green Bay.
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Fond du Lac
Freeport
Wausau
Madison
Green Bay
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Eau Claire
LaCrosse
Canners
Wiles
Green Bay Bunch
Champs
Lumberjacks
Warhop
Darrah
Disch
Evang
Scott
Hau Claire
Fretport
Riley
Ireland
Schoonhaven
Flake
Hurton
Ibo
Id Tisch
Stark
Delvin
Ap Unenpher
Seat
Total Font
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Crangle
Tsiites
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Miske
Prova
Dunbar
Didis
Csares
Utiprite
Tween Bay
Wis
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Graves
Ott
Iuning
Uuth
Parish
Hastings
Jones
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Safford
Central To Buy Engines For Heavier Trains
Chicago July 13 Orders have been given by the Hinais Central for eight Pacifie type heavier engines thirty five consolidation freight locomotives seven swiveling engines. Contracts have been let for 1500 all steel car care and between 1200 and 20dy steel underframe box cars for quick delivery.
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Chicago
Hinais Central
Notice to Subscribers for Paper Forwarding
Vacating subscribers to the Journal may have their paper forwarded by leaving their city address at the office Call phone 25 to arrange forwarding. Addresses will be charged as often as desired without extra charge. Half the pleasure of a vacation is the reading of happenings at home.
Noted bank robber Emmett Dalton paroled in Kansas
Special to the Journal from Kansas City July 15 Emmett Dalton ex train robber, last survivor of the Dalton gang, won four months parole to seek medical treatment for a shoulder wound from Coffeyville raid. He may receive a pardon later and is 15 years into his penitentary term.
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Kansas City
Emmett Dalton
Hoch
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Coffeyville
Kas
Dalton Gang
Dalton Gang of Outlaws
Bob
Grattan
Emmett
Cufferville National Bank
Bob Dalton
Indian Territory
Gratton
California
Atilla
Daltons
Younger
James
Santa Fe
Wharton
Red Rock
Missouri Pacific
Adair
San Francisco
Vinita
Arkansas
Kansas
Railroad
Express
Bob Datton
Grat Dalton
Condon Bank
Grat
Dalton Boys
Joe Evans
John Moore
Long Live the King and Dr King's New Discovery
In America the cry is Long live Dr King's New Discovery a cough and lung remedy. Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts says it gives immediate relief and cures coughs and colds after other remedies fail. The druggist Joseph H. Humphert guarantees 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free. Read the Journal's want column.
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America
Dr. King
Julia Ryder Paine
Truro
Mass
Jos
Hmmert
Elks Meet in Quaker City Grand Lodge Convention
Thousands of Elks from major cities converge in Philadelphia for the annual grand lodge meeting and reunion. The opening reception features a Washington Park boat excursion with a clam bake, seafood dinner, and campus tours for badge wearers. Exalted Ruler Henry J. Walter to preside and address the gathering in Grand Opera House.
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Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Washington Park
Delaware
University of Pennsylvania
Qirard College
Philadelphia Lodge
Henry J. Walter
Will
Grand Opera House
Stuart
Reyburn
J. Hampton Moore
Melvin
Garrick Theatre
Zion City Quiet On Dowie Anniversary
Chicago July 15 Special to the Journal Zion City founder John Alexander Dowie is dead and the seventh anniversary of the town’s founding was marked by gloom. The feast and ten days of prayer are abandoned as industries pass to insiders and internal troubles unsettle the once thriving community.
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Dowie
Chicago
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
North Shore
Alty
Zion
Sumer
Shiloh House
County Cullings From Surrounding Towns and Cities
Shannon July 9. Francis Cheesman and family visit relatives in town. Beloit visitor Robert Telfer. Rockford resident Albert Linker visits parents. Jennie Franks in Freeport. A Yordy and wife visit Elgin relatives. Ida Johann visits Lanark. George Beck and wife spend the Fourth at Polo. Fancy Work Club hosted by Mrs. A. S. Babb. Moraine Sun family Dave Leonard visiting J. A. Leonard. B. E. Boyle in Freeport. H. C. Curtiss of Chicago stays with parents. Lizzie Caddie at Freeport. Tom Kinney and Judy Frient from Chicago visit Shannon. J. P. Atkins family from Freeport visits. Mrs. M. F. Thomett and children visit Blue Island relatives. Mrs. J. Kraker returns from Evanston. Carrie Bender of Chicago visiting parents. Nelda Clark goes to Chicago to enter the university. A. S. Cowen and wife visit Thomson friends.
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Shannon
Francis Cheesman
Fern
Joliet
Robert Telfer
Beloit
Wis
Albert Linker
Rockford
Jennie Franks
Freeport
A. Yordy
Elgin
Ida Johann
Lanark
George Beck
A. S. Babb
Dave Leonard
Moraine Sun
Iowa
J. A. Leonard
B. E. Boyle
Freeport Friay
H. C. Curtiss
Chicago
Lizzie Caddie
Tom Kinney
Judy Frient
J. P. Atkins
S. A. Gemmitt
M. F. Thomett
Blue Island
J. Kraker
Evanston
Carrie Bender
Nelda Clark
Cowen
Thomson
Dean's Ointment Proves Skin Cure All Around
An advertisement extols Dean's Ointment as a universal skin remedy. It claims to cure piles eczema itching and all skin conditions, heals cuts and scars, and provides permanent relief. Freeport resident M M Mayer testifies to long term success after eight years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Freeport
M. M. Mayer
Flamer Street
Doan
Price Ag
Foster-Milburn Co
Buyffalo
New York
United States
Poan's
Memorable Day Recalls Dr Emmert’s No Life Fills
A vintage note highlights Dr King’s No Life Fills sold at Jus Emmert’s drug store. The product promises headache relief, biliousness cure, and bowel regulation. An old health patent medicine blurb reflects era advertising.
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Dr. King
Jus Emmert's
Lena Happenings Report July Travel and Local Visits
Happenings at Lena note July travel as Geo Roush daughter Lucy and Miss Genevieve Gamm depart for Chicago and a Canada trip with seven joining Tuesday camping near Quebec in Algonquin Park. Chicago visitor Veata Shoesmith spends Sunday with her mother. Belle King and daughters Marion and Alice visit W H Goodrich in Pearl City. Junior League picnic at MBE church grounds. Mrs Interida McKathron plans two months in Sugar Grove and Wisconsin. Rife visits home. Mrs Alfonso Howard dies at her west town home. J P Fleming and wife return to Belvidere. Laura Cain and daughter go to Freeport. Frank Heise and wife travel to Freeport.
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Lena
Geo. Roush
Lucy
Genevieve Gamm
Chicago
Canada
Alftonquin Park
Qubec
Veata Shoesmith
BE. W. Shoesmith
Belle King
Marion
Alice
W. H. Goodrich
Pearley
M. BE
Interida McKathron
Sugar Grove
Pointe
Wisconsin
Rife
Alfonso Howard
W. C. Wickwire
J. P. Fleming
Belvidere
This Date in History Highlights From 1194 to 1896
Chronology lists events: Richard I defeats Philly at Freteville in 1194. Poles beat Teutons at Tannenberg in 1410. William of Orange declares statsholdier in 1472. Duke of Monmouth heads to beheaded in 1686. Pennsylvania adopts a state constitution in 1776. Concordat between Pius VII and Napoleon in 1801. Murat becomes king of Naples in 1808. Carlists defeated at Valencia in 1837. papal temporal power restored in 1849. Nana Sahib massacre at Cawnpore in 1857. British flag hoisted at Cyprus in 1878. General Tom Thumb dies in 1883. Croton aqueduct opens in 1890. Priezel children remains found in Toronto in 1896.
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Richard I
Philly
Freteville
Tannenberg
William of Orange
Duke of Monmouth
Pennsylvania
Pius VII
Napoleon
Murat
Naples
Valencia
Cawnpore
Nana Sahib
Cyprua
Tom Thumb
C. H. Stratton
New Croton
New York
Priezel
H. H. Holmes
Toronto
Benjamin Ide Wheeler Birth and Career Overview
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, born July 18 1854 in Randolph Massachusetts, became president of the University of California in 1899 after a career at Brown, Colby, and Brown again as teacher and lecturer. He studied abroad in Germany and taught at Harvard and Cornell before leading UC.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Randolph
Mass
Benjamin Wheeler
Colby Academy
Brown University
Providence
Leipzig
Jena
Heidelberg
Berlin
America
Harvard
Cornell University
Reverend Sunday Converts Thousand in Revival
Bloomington reports evangelist William Sunday closed a three week revival at Gibson City. He announces 1,000 new converts during the campaign.
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Sunday
Bloomington
William Sunday
Gibbson City
The Charm of Health Its Appeal to All Women
The article asserts beauty lies in neatness health and upright conduct rather than mere form. It claims Electric Bitters restore weak women giving strong nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a beautiful complexion, guaranteed at Joseph Emmert's druggist for 50 cents.
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Joseph Emmert
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