Umbrellas Repaired and Covered Reported
Repair and covering of umbrellas noted with a mention of an individual, Ryan, located at 87 Galena Street. A phone or contact line 3-280 is cited in the snippet.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1905
Page
1
Repair and covering of umbrellas noted with a mention of an individual, Ryan, located at 87 Galena Street. A phone or contact line 3-280 is cited in the snippet.
Epworth League meets in Denver July 5 to 9 with special through trains for delegates and friends. Low excursion rates to Colorado and the West available via the Chicago & North Western Ry. Tickets from June 1 to October 31. Several daily trains offered. inquire with ticket agents for itineraries and full details.
Advertises low round trip fares to Port via North Western Line for Lewis and Clark Exposition travel with direct routes through San Francisco and Los Angeles. Offers 2 cent stamp for illustrated folder and information on Yellowstone Alaska trips and Wisconsin Northwest resorts. Rates and tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
An interview with Russian envoy Witte reveals cautious optimism about peace but fear that Japanese terms may block an accord. Witte states the emperor alone will decide Russia’s fate and emphasizes his role as translator of the emperor’s will in dealings with the Japanese plenipotentiaries.
Excerpts argue over peace versus continued war with Russia, noting two parties and warnings of Western misreadings. Reported incidents include a gunfight on Long Island and a Sunday closing law case in St. Louis with a saloon keeper fined on appeal.
A New York report from July 18 describes a chaotic incident at Andolen Beach where Prong retelines Yon and Samet Prooks were involved. Three young women were harmed as a crowd attacked Trooks and others, with several rescuers pulling people from the water as the storm intensified.
Thomas F. Ryan has agreed with three trustees and new directors to sell stock he purchased from James T. Clyde in the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The sale aims to close quickly, with Ryan having paid 10,000 dollars plus interest since his purchase.
Meceetse Wyoming July 18 three men were killed by an explosion in the Kirwin gold mine near there. The dead are M A Chubb shift boss and William Ross Gadames Miller miners. Four others were severely injured. No doctor within call except Theramioapolis 100 miles to the southeast but Vn Richards covered the distance in about eleven hours using four relays. Ranchmen along the way supplied horses.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show Chicago and Mt Brooklyn tied 4 to 3, New York defeated Boston 3 to 2, Detroit topped St Louis 4 to 2, and Milwaukee losses 0 to 2 in various city matchups. Other games include Kansas City 1 at Minneapolis 6 and Pueblo 19 at Denver 5 with several city pairings noted.
The State commerce commission probes shipments from St Louis to the southeast amid forged expense bills and duplicated ledgers. Witnesses allege Louisville shippers gained 3 cents per 100 pounds over rivals, with bills forged from beginning to end to mask illicit savings. A formal investigation and potential criminal action follow the discovery of falsified documents.
A violent wind storm battered counties around Appleton and Sheboygan Wisconsin causing ships and shore facilities to suffer. A digastrous wind disabled power and swept debris along the lakeshore. In Sheboygan river two youths, Joseph Sotuski and Willita Foi, drowned after cramps struck them while swimming.
Two swimmers from this city named Cr Hshy and Graham, with Williain at Gaver, ventured into the Niagara river near the whirlpool between Niagara Falls and Lewiston. A swift current dragged them. one man, Cairn Well, disappeared as the others were pulled free by rescuers after about ten minutes.
Philadelphia reports indicate the mayor may soon press criminal prosecutions against prominent figures, citing the refusal of District Attorney Beh to pursue further action as a trigger for the mayor to act within legal bounds. Alexander’s condition described as critical. treated in Unleavy. remains near Oaks. Chicago notes police protection withdrawn from wagons of Strack firms amid unrest, officers reassigned to street positions to deter interference.
St. Petersburg reports Svet Ditlerty objects to cession of Sakhalin claiming Japanese possession would threaten Russia and cites oil cork iron and gold as valuable. Also notes Jap attacks near Nalbuehi and Linevitch bombardment rumors, plus Bonaparte family arrivals in Leo Massachusetts.
An assorted roundup notes tentative reports on figures such as ex speaker Tenderson and Senator Platt, with mentions of a bank reorganized in Skintook, a convention in Cleveland, and travels to investigate Chinese subversion. Other items include an automobile tour by Dowager Queen Atargierita, a death in Fishkin Leaving, and a murder case in Ky described as a church fight. Unverified dispatches touch on European rain, Russian officials, and foreign missions.
Amid a heated dispute, Adpiratis press for the governor to name a successor for a national post and to appoint a reform-minded panel. Republicans and Democrats argue over civil service law timelines, park reforms, and possible state appointments, with two weeks left for state personnel choices.
Chicago July 1 A chaotic stained report shows Juliann Hoch condemned to die on July 28 for the murder of Mary Walcker Hoch frantically seeking funds to appeal. Two guards Jeffries and Oleson stage a public bare knuckles bout to raise the needed money while other local incidents unfold.
The fragment discusses how blood nourishes the body when healthy and how disease weakens it, mentioning Mrs Hale and various beauty and massage services, with scattered garbled details about scheduling and locations.
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