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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1906

Page

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Premier Campbell-Bannerman at Interparliamentary Union

London July 28 British Premier Campbell-Bannerman caused a stir at the Interparliamentary Union as he cried vive la douma amid a derisive cry la douma est mortem. About five hundred delegates attended with American rep led by Congressman Bartholdi and William J Bryan on the platform. The Russian delegates withdrew as the Russian parliament dissolved.

Great Britain Stattles London Campbell-Bannerman Interparlmentary Union Bartholdi William J. Bryan

Chicago Weather Note From July 23

Chicago reports continued cool conditions under the Illinois Fair. The sun rose at 4:44 a.m. and will set at 7:28 p.m.

Chicago Gould UG

Market Closing Quotes and Union Stock Yards Summary

Chicago July 23 closing board of trade quotations show Sept wheat at 7.644, Sept corn 5.04, Sept oats 3.25, Sept pork at 17.82, Sept lard 8.92, Sept ribs 9.26. Union Stock Yards figures: cattle 29,000 head with prices down to 10 lower. beeves around 4.00 to 4.06, cows and heifers 5.25 to 5.25, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.25. Hog trades 37,000 head, steady to higher. mixed butchers 46.40 to 46.87, good heavy 6.40 to 6.85, rough heavy 6.10 to 6.35, light 6.50 to 6.90. Bulk sales 6.55 to 6. meet with 000 erased text and uncertain figures.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Erionée

Rockford Knitting Firm to Open New City Branch

G. D. Whinshy, broker for Rockford Knitting and Mitten Co., arranged a new branch factory at 86 Exchange Street in the Gibler building. A 20 by 80 room on the second floor will house equipment for at least twenty workers. The lease is signed and removal of machinery will begin immediately for a expected early August opening.

G. D. Whinshy Rockford Whinsky

Case Against Frankenberg Dismissed by Court

The case against William Frankenberg was heard Saturday afternoon before Judge Marvin and discharged for lack of evidence. The proceeding drew wide local interest as the assault was alleged to have occurred, with the courtroom crowded to hear the testimony.

Wm.Frankenberger Bertha Meiers Twin Grove Marvin

Gibler and Lowrie Bring New Comic Opera to Phealows

Jerome Gibler and William Lowrie depart Tuesday for New York to rehearse their recently completed comic opera Violets. The book and music are by Gibler and Lowrie and Brandon Cortney company will produce it. First production at Phealows, Pa, on August 27.

Jerome Gibler William Lowrie New York City Charles Barron Earl Dakota William Lichtenbarger Chicago Marseilles S. A. Marks Peoria L. J. Marks Beloit J. Marks Meta Krueger Florence Reitzell Lake Delavan W. E. Boyington Rae Waupauca Lake

First M. E. Picnic at Globe Park Wednesday

The First M E Sunday school will hold a picnic at Globe Park on Wednesday inviting all church and Sunday school members and friends. Tickets for adults include car and bus fare and park access two cents. For sale at A O Best's grocery. Come enjoy a day in the woods.

M. E Globe Park A. O. Best

Walter H. Diffenbaugh Files Voluntary Bankruptcy

Walter H. Diffenbaugh, formerly with the grocery firm Diffenbaugh & Waddell, files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S circuit court in Freeport. Liabilities total 2432.30 with assets at 269. W N Cronkrite serves as petitioner's lawyer.

Walter H. Diffenbaugh Diffenbaugh & Waddell United States Circuit Court W. N. Cronkrite

Funeral of Benjamin M. Hance Held at Roscoe Home

The funeral for Benjamin M. Hance took place Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the home of his daughter Mrs. S. H. Roscoe at 19 Prospect Terrace. The service was large and well attended.

Benjamin M. Hance S. H. Roscoe Prospect Terrace

Meeting of the Royal Arcanum This Evening

A local notice states a meeting of the Royal Arcanum will be held this evening at eight thirty. Members are urged to attend.

Royal Arcanum

Wanted At Once Porter Good Wages

Krell and Winter advertise immediate need for a porter with good wages at 73 Chicago Street. Contact number 7280 tf.

Porter Krell & Winter Chicago St

Mrs Elmira Hart lifelong Freeport resident dies at 69

Mrs Elmira V Hart widow of Daniel M Hart longtime Freeport and Stephenson county resident dies at 267 North Galena avenue after heart trouble worsened by a cold She was active in First Methodist Church and missionary societies and is survived by a daughter and two sons with funeral set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm from her home followed by burial at Hart cemetery Florence township

Elmira V. Hart Daniel M. Hart Stephenson County North Galena , Avenue Hart Mackeyville Penn Illinoiis Florence Township Elmira Best J. S. Best Pennsylvania Best Rock River Conference Tallinois Cal Arthur O. Hart the Journal Walter E. Hart Rev. W. D Best Champaign Ill A. O. Best Galena Avenue C. W. McCaskill M. E. Church Hart’s Cemetery J. C. Scott

Young Man Narrowly Escapes Fall at Globe Park

J B Utley, a prominent local young man, nearly died yesterday when a loose stone gave way at Globe park. He fell thirty feet into the creek but stayed afloat and was rescued by companions, brought to Freeport with only slight injuries.

J. B. Utley Globe Park Mr. Utley Freeport

Enormous Crowds at the E. and W. Clearing Sale

Enormous crowds filled the BE. and W. clearing sale as both regular and extra sales staff remained busy late Saturday. The sale runs through July 31, with the last full week underway, offering a large stock of clothing furnishings hats and shoes at favorable prices. Open tonight until 9 o'clock.

Y M C A Improves Interior For Modernized Operations

Workmen began upgrades inside the Y M C A this morning turning a vacant northeast kitchen into a spacious game room with new entrances to the reading room and reception hall. The current game room becomes a correspondence room and the secretary’s office is downsized with a full-length counter for faster business. After renovations, the building will be rewired and Nernst pattern electric lights installed to support growing membership and a more efficient operation.

Personal Record of Freeport Residents and Visitors

Movements of Freeport people and friends include trips to Wins, Polo, Rockford, Forreston, Chicago, Rochelle, Amboy, Burlington, Lake Delevan, Am boy, Maquoketa, Dixon, Marseilles, Lake Delavan, Minot, Wenona, and Chicago. Notables note visits by Rev E E McKay, Miss Alma Keehn, Mrs Lydia Schofield, and 93 year old Mrs Margaret V Hurd.

C. M. Saxby Rockford William Koenig Forreston M. J. Littlefield Kankakee L. A. Frisbee Chicago Harry Tunney Amboy Fred Becker Rochelle Clara ‘Burns Warren I. Holtzman Peoria Lydia Schofield Burlington K. Delhauer Lake Delevan Amy Anderson Stella Machow Edwin Smythe John Clark Oregon Fred Piper Lake Kegonsa Madison Alma Keehn Amboy i

Confusion Over Voting Method in Illinois Primary

Discussion in Stephenson county centers on how to vote under the new primary law. Legal authorities dispute whether voters may express preferences for all offices, with Chicago election commissioners allowing voting for one to three representatives, while State's Attorney Burrell argues the law is unconstitutional for limiting selection to a single nominee.

Illinois General Assembly Stephenson County Freeport Chicago Burrell Springfield Election Commissioners of J.A. Wheeler Senatorial Committee County Central Committee

Increase in Population Baby Announcement by Ward Molees

Mr and Mrs Ward Molees announce the birth of a baby daughter. Exact details such as date or place are not provided in the readable text. The notice records a new addition to the Molees family without further context.

Mrs. Ward Molees North Dakota Co. D. Knowlton Foventmen

New Life Pills Advertise Constipation Cure

An 1890s style advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the pleasantest and most effective cure for constipation. It claims they awaken dormant bowels, prevent appendicitis, and tone the system. Sold for 25 cents at Jos Eimmert’s drug store.

Dr. King Jos. Eimmert

Clearing Sale Teases 89.88 Suits at E and W

The notice advertises a clearance event featuring men’s dress suits priced at 89.88 each. The listing cites sale location E and W Clearing Sale and references a catalog number T-33A36.

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