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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1906

Page

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Temporary injunction halts Thaw murder proceeding in NYC

Special report states John D. Gleason, counsel for Harry K. Thaw, secured a temporary writ of prohibition from Justice Blanchard in the New York supreme court. The order bars the district attorney and grand jury from taking evidence or issuing subpoenas in the Stanford White killing case and sets a show cause for further restraint.

Grand Jury New York John D. Gleason Harry K. Thaw Blanchard Supreme Court Stanford White

Shortage of 33000 Unearthed in Treasury Cases

Washington special reports the treasury department’s recent inquiry into the accounts of the late Major Geo A Bartlett disbursing officer reveals a shortage estimated at 33000 dollars. About 14000 dollars allegedly paid on fraudulent vouchers were submitted by James W Boyd, a marine hospital service clerk, now jailed awaiting trial for misappropriating government funds.

Washington Treasury Department Geo. A. Bartlett James W. Boyd Marine Hospital Service

Henney Buggy Factory to Add Two New Buildings

Henney Buggy company plans a two building expansion to double capacity and triple employment, with a $50,000 outlay and a January 1907 occupancy target. Architect Dustman designs the five and three story structures facing Van Buren street, to be built by private contractors.

Henney A. M. Dustman van Buren Street Freeport United States Henney Buggy Company Moine Plow Company Moline Moline. Plow Canada A. C. Barber Moline Plow Company

Denver Elks Gather for 20th Annual Reunion Attendance Surges

About twenty five thousand Elks and their ladies fill Denver for the twentieth annual reunion registering at local headquarters. Additional members arrive by train as the grand lodge opens its first business session this afternoon.

Denver Elks Order Grand Lodge

Not Guilty In Murder Case In Beattyville Trial

In Beattyville Kentucky on July 17 the jury found Hargis Callahan not guilty after seventy two minutes deliberation. The defendants were charged with the murder of J B Marcum in a case described as a fiercest court battle in Kentucky in years.

Beattyville Hargis-Callahan Kentucky J. B. Marcum

Hotel Park fire claims life in Pittsburg blaze

July 17 reports from Pittsburg say a hotel fire at Second Avenue and Grant Street killed one man and fatally injured another. Seven more occupants were overcome by smoke and rescued by firefighters.

Pittsburg

Russian Emperor Approves Bill for Seven Million Relief

St. Petersburg sees the emperor approve a bill passed by both houses of parliament appropriating seven million dollars for famine relief in France. It marks the first enactment of the Russian parliament after a session of over two months.

France St. Petersburg

Vanadis Wins Chicago Mackinac Yacht Race

In Chicago on July 17 the Chicago Mackinac yacht race concluded with nine finishing boats listed led by Vanadis. The Vanadis won on time allowance by five minutes over Hawthorne and Juanita, with Alice Hussar Mistral Vencedor Neva and Vannan following.

Chicago Vanadis Hawthorne Juanita Alice Hussar Mistral Vencedor Neva Vannan

Elgin Butter Market Reports Firm Prices at 20 Cents

Elgin Illinois July 16 butter markets held firm at 20 cents per pound with no change from last week. Weekly output reached 996000 pounds.

Elgin

Chicago Weather Forecast for July Nineteen

Illinois fair tonight and Wednesday. The sun rose at 4:85 a.m. and sets at 7:88 p.m. Chicago area forecast notes pleasant conditions with clear skies and mild temperatures ahead.

Chicago Illinois

Market Closing Quotes and Yard Report at Chicago

Today's market report from Chicago lists closing board quotations for September wheat corn oats and lard ribs and the Union stock yards market results. Cattle 4500 steady with beeves 4.10 to 6.25, cows and heifers 1.80 to 5.30, stockers feeders 2.60 to 3.40. hogs 20000 steady to higher with mixed butchers 6.40 to 6.52, good heavy 6.50 to 6.82, rough heavy 6.10 to 6.40, light 6.80 to 6.85. sheep 18000 steady at 3.20 to 6.00.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Tigher

Real Estate Transfers at 88 and 90 Exchange Street Sale

The two story store building at No 88 and 90 Exchange Street was sold by owners Henry Ohlendorf and A H Miller to Henry Otto of Florence for 8950 dollars.

Exchange Street Henry Ohlendorf A. H. Miller Henry Otto Florence

Increase in Population Parents Welcome Baby Daughter

Mr and Mrs Arthur Shrove announce the birth of a baby daughter. The new arrival brings joy to the family and expands their household.

Mrs Arthur Shrove

Chila's 50cc Sailor Hats at E. and W. Clearing Sale

Chila offers 50cc sailor hats for 25e at the E and W Clearing Sale. Likely a local auction item with early listing details. Buyers should note price and location.

Chila

Thieves Steal Belting and Brass from Local Yard

Police pursue a spate of thefts targeting threshing machine outfits at the Illinois Central freight house and nearby yard. Belting, brass fittings, whistles, injectors and oil cups vanished after two incidents blamed on a well informed thief or crew. Investigators think the same firm supplied the targets, with further developments expected soon.

Ilinois Central Bergman & Hanke van Buren and Spring Streets

Henney-Globe Band to Play at State Fair in Fresport

Frank B. Harris reports a telegram from Chicago announcing the Henney-Globe band has been selected to perform at the state fair. Jas. E. Taggart, a state legislature representative and Stephenson county fair president, is praised for aiding the group. A concert is set for tomorrow night at Taylors Park at 8:15 with a program of marches, overtures, and dances.

Frank B. Harris Chicago Henney-Globe Jas. E. Taggart Fresport Taggart Illinois Stephenson County Taylor’s Park Oakmant Aia CUETO Tabs Lasey Lan Eichenburg Jin Aly McCoy

City Pays $2 Per Day for Stone Crusher Labor

The city advertises laborer work at the stone crusher with wages of two dollars per day. Applicants are urged to apply, noting the job’s location and daily pay. The notice reflects municipal employment opportunities and wage standards of the period.

City

Embury church society meeting hosted by Mrs Llewellyn

The Woman's Home Missionary society of Embury church will meet with Mrs. F. E. Llewellyn at 26 Douglas Avenue tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to bring their dues.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of Embury Church F. E. Llewellyn Douglas Avenue

Nee jigee shirts sale at EB WI clearing event

A brief sale note reports Nee jigee shirts priced around $1.17 in the EB WI clearing sale. The fragment mentions $1.50 and $2.00 shirts as comparison, indicating significant discounting at the event.

EB. Wi

Mayor in clash over Freeport street upgrades

In a long council session Mayor Dittmar sparred with Aldermen Lonergan and McGovern over planned macadamizing of West Street and Oak Place. Lonergan condemned the process as haphazard while McGovern warned the city cannot afford new improvements this year. The council approved macadam plans despite objections, citing worker livelihoods and project timing.

Dittmar Lonergan McGovern West Street Oak Place Freeport Harrington Board of Local Improvements Bik Street Empire Street Harden Steffen Dorman Chicago Street Ilinois Central Railroad Bauscher William Ascher

Clement Authority on Canadian Lands

Land investment praise from William Clement promoting Canadian lands. He offers guided tours for prospective buyers every Tuesday, claiming to have made Canada famous in this region.

Clement Canada William Clement

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