Announcements for State's Attorney and Senator Seats
A group of Republican candidates announces primary bids. Louis H. Burrell seeks Stephenson County State's Attorney nomination. Robcoe J. Carnahan, Benatorial candidate. William W. Krape seeks Twelfth District state senator nomination. J C McKenzie and Reuben R. Tiffany announce for the Twelfth Senatorial District. Freeport figures endorse August 8 primaries with voters urged to support the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Co
Louis H. Burrell
Stephenson County
Robcoe J. Carnahan
Stephenson
Jo Daviess
Carroll
William W. Krape
Freeport
Ill
J.C. McKenzie
Reuben R. Tiffany
Illinois Republicans seek 12th district primary support
A batch of candidate notices from Stephen Kigney J J Shaffer William Ehrler Geo R Morris W W Gillespie and others announces candidacies for the Illinois General Assembly in the 12th senatorial district. They ask Republican voters in Carroll Jo Daviess and Stephenson counties for support at the August 8 1908 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois General Assembly
Stephen Kigney
Red Oak
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Y. H. Hollister
Freeport
J. J Shaffer
General Assembly
Illinois
William Ehrler
Warren
Geo. R. Morris, Lanark, Jr
W. W. Gillespie
Hammond
Changes of address notices for THE JOURNAL
The JOURNAL will mail upon request to subscribers leaving the city during summer. Changes of address require both old and new addresses and may be made as often as desired. Send notices to THE JOURNAL at 97 Chicago Street or call.
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Journal
THE
Chicago Street
Social notes from Pecatonica to Chicago visits
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief social items. Mr and Mrs I Winchester of Pecatonica visit friends here. Miss Marie Wistrand returns to Chicago after a grest at Fred Stewart s home. Mr and Mrs Ernest Effinger depart for Denver and western points with plans to meet others in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Allen
Pueblo
Col
Nellie Hanley
Oregon
Beasie
Hazel Runkle
McConnell
Freeport
May Bridge
Rockford
Monroe
A. B. Fitch
Ganges
Mich
Vina Fox
Dixon
Wilbur Fox
Mabel
Anna Trautwein
Forreston
Marie Wistrand
Chicago
Fred Stewart
Roy Younger
Eran
W. A. Strunk
Plymouth
Ind
EB. D. Allington
Ernest Effinger
Denver
Albert Karcher
Colorado Springs
M. Fugate, Sr
Interae Rhe Sonnedton Fouillanes
Fruch, Fugate & Co
Signal Honor for Col I C Lowder in Campaign Plans
The Republican national committee announced its executive lineup with Col I C Lowder prominent. Key figures include Frank H Hitchcock, T Coleman Dupont, Victor Rosewater, Boies Penrose, and William E Borah, shaping the party’s west east balance and mobilizing support ahead of the election.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles F. Brocker
Connecticut
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
William E. Borah
Idaho
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
William L. Ward
New York
Edward C. Duncan
North Carolina
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Keystone
Knox
Mr. Taft
Coliseum
Senator Borah
Roosevelt
Bryan
Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Sage of
Fairview
Empire State
Edward Co. Duncan
Duncan
Lowden
Ilinois
Hitchcock
Annex
Mr. Rosewater
Cincinnati
Taft
Stevenson enters Democratic race aids Lewis campaign
Friends of Colonel James Hamil ton Lewis view Adlai B Stevenson’s gubernatorial bid as boosting their man. The former vice president’s Saturday announcement is seen as likely to pull downstate votes from Douglas Pattison of Freeport, splitting the vote away from Pattison and helping Lewis. Pattison returned to Chicago from southern Illinois and spoke on the campaign trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
Adlai B. Stevenson
Lewis
Douglas Pattison
Freeport
Cook County
Stevenson
John P. Tansey
Patterson plans Chicago talks over Stevenson issue
Patterson disputes Tansey on the Stevenson matter and will spend today in Chicago conferring with legislators whose support he relies on. He then travels to Carrollton and Carlinville and will spend the rest of the week in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidence
Tansey
Stevenson
Pattison
Chicago
Carrollton
Carlinville
Lincoln Douglas Debate Fifty Anniversary in Freeport
Celebration in Freeport marks the Lincoln Douglas Debate anniversary on August 27 1908 with speeches by United States Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa and Hon WW T Davidson of Lewistown honoring Lincoln and Douglas. The event features an evening motor ride, a reception at the Freeport Club House, and a large committee structure including General Committee chair Smith D. Atkins and multiple subcommittees for reception music platform printing invitation advertising and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Freeport
United States
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
WW. T. Davidson
Lewistown
Stephen A. Douglas
Frank O. Lowden
Congress
Robert R. Hitt
H. Poffenberger
Freeport Club
F. J. Kunz
O. E B. Heard
Frank Lohr
F. C. Held
G. A. McNamara
C. F. Hildreth
R. B. Mitchell
B. P. Hill
H. J. Moogh
T. H. Hollister
Douglas Pattison
G. A. Huenkemeier
J. A. Poling
F. O. Keene
Henry Silk
Charles D. Knowlton
Fred J. Smith
Dr. W. W. Krape
P. O. Stiver
Louis McGovern
Leonard Stoskopf
J. W. Miller
William Trembor
W. T. Rawleigh
Wm. O. Wright
Edward Bengston
Henry Baier
Oscar R. Zipf
William Ascher
R. R. Tiffany
Louis Bauscher
August
W. H. Wagner
Louis H. Burrell
W. C. Milner
M. B. Marvin
Robert P. Eckert
C. W. Harden
Comittee
Auto Stuck In Mire In Althoff Woods
Dr L G Voigt Misa Tillie Voigt and Alf Emrich and family spent an uncomfortable Sunday afternoon when their motor car became mired in a swamp east of the city. After hours of work aided by the women of the party they extricated the car and returned to town for clean clothes.
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L. G. Voigt
Misa Tillie Voigt
Alf Emrich
Dr. Voigt
Althoff
Messrs
Voigt
Finrich
White Sox fall to Dixon Browns in 3-1 defeat
The White Sox were beaten by the Dixon Browns 3 to 1 at Dixon yesterday as Dixon out hit Freeport. White Sox lineup included Musser pitching Calam catching Fosser at first Mertz second Lebrecht third Waldecker left Richter in f Happe center Doug Grant right. The club is playing well and seeks games with Galena and other independent teams in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Dixon
Dixon Browns
Dixon Boys
Musser
Calam
Fosser
Mertz
Lebrecht
Waldecker
Richter
Happe
Doug Grant
Galena
Charles Staver Buried in Oakland Cemetery Interment
Remains of Charles Staver, who died in California, arrived Saturday evening and were taken to Oakland cemetery for burial. Rev. H. L. Moore conducted a short service at the grave. Mrs. Staver and their son accompanied the funeral party.
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Charles Staver
California
Oakland Cemetery
H. L. Moore
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice and Endorsements
One Hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio endorsed by WaLphinG Kinnan Manvin. Cure taken internally, affects blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fr. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walphing, Kinnan & Manvin
O. Hall
Freeport Wins Final Rockford Series Game 3 2-0
In a closely watched Wisconsin-Illinois league clash Freeport defeated Rockford 2 to 0 at home to clinch the series. Eddie Scott pitched well despite early trouble, and Palmer steadied for Freeport after a rocky start. Rockford's Butcher and Rogers were involved in on-field disputes while Smith’s fielding aided the visitors’ attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Rockford
Forest City
Eddie Scott
Butcher
Rogers
Schurch
O'Leary
Palmer
Scott
Wallace
Rouse
Eddie
Raphan
Rorabaugh
Green
Fisk
R. Wi
Ireland
Harrod
Wees
Stark
Schoonhoven
Ktutcher
Moore
DO Rogers
Povsere
Rockford ,.0 6 000000 0-—-0 Summary: Sacrifice hits-—-Kaphan
Disch
Isch
Hoogers
Summer Baseball Scores From Wisconsin Games
Sunday games in Green Bay Fond du Lac Madison and Oshkosh produced a 3 to 2 Fond du Lac win over Green Bay, a 1 to 0 Madison shutout of La Crosse, and a 14 to 3 Oshkosh victory over La Crosse with listed batteries and managers.
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Freeport
Rockford
Fond du Lac
Wausau
la Crosse
Madison
Green Bay
Oshkosh
R. H. E. Waublu
Fond du Lac No
Dunbar and Erickson, Hooker, Rowley and Stang
Wis
Shaw
R. H. B. Madison
Smith
Watson
Harms
Cee Reere
Bubser and Roach and Morrison
W. P.C
la Crosge
Oshkos Eseraveeas
Sra Ss
the Acore
Ceeee Eae
Ta Crosse Vo
Steele
Jones
Killian
League managers oust Moll amid misconduct fallout
Frequent complaints about "greea work" and other misdeeds led to Moll's removal. Bush was released for disgraceful conduct during the Green Bay series and intoxicated on the field. Ferguson faces indefinite suspension and a $25 fine. Amos Fuller was fined $60 for failing to notify officials and leaving duties. Hoffman and Kavanaugh replace Bush and Fuller, both having prior Western league service.
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League
Moll
Bush
Ferguson
W. R. Bryan
Kommers
Amos Fuller
Fuller
Charles Hoffman
J. D. Kavanaugh
Rockford Fans Rally as Reds Playful, Frustrated in Sunday Game
Rockford’s loyal supporters filled the stands as the cellar Reds lost to Freeport with a warm crowd and banter flying. Managers and players faced critique for Eddie’s delay and O Leary’s kicking, while Colonel Guafonda and Rogers drew attention from visiting reporters. The unflinching aim was to keep the pennant in sight, though the flag stayed away from its home spot due to weather and a tense afternoon on the field.
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Freeport
Rockford
Cummings
Butcher
Harris
Palmer
O'Leary
Lannon
Barlow
Kaphan
Rorabaugh
Green
Disch
Harrod
Ireland
Ives
Fisk
Reds
Gua Fonda
Rogers
O’ Leary
Golden
Scott
Rockford Rooters
Eddie
Free Port team plays steady ball despite big pay talk
The Madison State Journal notes the Free Port club is delivering consistent basketball and suggests it will be very tough to pass as the season progresses.
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Madison State Journal
Freeport
Scores From Saturday Baseball Across Leagues
The reel of results lists numerous games with St Louis Washington Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and New York entries. Notable scores include St Louis 9 Washington 8 Detroit 8 New York 2 and Chicago 12 Philadelphia 2. Additional Western and Association clashes feature Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City and Sioux City Denver with multiple innings and mixed outcomes.
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St. Louis
Washington
St. Lous
Tiits
Friars
Weeley and Johnson
Warner
Street
Bailey
Flowell
Stephens
Detroit
New York
Teerrors
Hauteries
Manning and Orth
Blairs
Mudlin
Schmidt
Chicago
Philadelphia
Toll Sonings
Dygert
Schreck
Walsh
Sullivan
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbius
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Loulgvile
Ainneapolis
Louisville
Western
Des Moines
Iincoln
Siouxy City
Denver
Sioux City
Omaha
Pueblo
Calengo
National
Pr. W. Ch Pc
Tittsburg
Chicago Eenees
ARS New York
Ooo
Cincinnati x
Ns F . Osion Severe
Political issues theme of sermon at First Presbyterian
Rev H L Moore preached on The Political Issues of 1908 at the First Presbyterian church. He argued platforms are often evasion while honesty in political life and the common people’s supremacy are key issues, noting changes in freedom, wealth centralization, and the role of individuals in shaping policy.
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H. L. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Moore
Russia
Northwestern Saengerfest selects Omaha for 1901 fest
The Northwestern German Saengerfest met at La Crosse Wis and chose Omaha to host the 1901 festival. Officers elected include President Otto Rohland of St. Paul, Vice President Peter Laux of Omaha, Secretary G H Lieck of Milwaukee, and Treasurer E O Kney. Resolutions condemn the prohibition drive as curbing personal liberty and oppose the postmaster general requiring translations of foreign language papers, arguing it endangers editors against small politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Omaha
Otto Rohland
St. Paul
Peter Laux
G. H. Lieck
Milwaukee
E. O. Kney
Dissolution of Partnership Between Neese and Sechrist
Notice states the partnership between W F Neese and F Sechrist is dissolved by mutual consent with Neese continuing the business. Dated July 21.
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Mr. Neese
It Is No Use Advertising Without Having the Goods
A compact reflection on marketing ethics stating that promotion fails without real goods and value, and that paying for quality is useless if the product and service do not meet promised standards. The aphorism emphasizes honesty and integrity in business.
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the Daily Journal
Ysgan
Freeport Journal
International Typographical Union
William H. Taft
James
Sherman
A. H Wieman
W. A. Stevens
W. H. Leath
Elgin
Helen Melchoir
William G. Ickes
Waterloo
Mrs
W. L. Ickes
Signal
Col. I. C. Lowder
Ecutive Committee
National Committee
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Hip Choice
Smith D. Atkins
R. P. Eckert
Ners
Hooker
Dunbar
Bubser
Pattie
Wausau Record-Herald
C. F. Moll
Wisconsin-Illinois League
Lf Ives
Harrod Ab O
Lannon Ce
O Cummings
A Harris
O’leary
Rorebaugh
Bartos
R. H. E. Oshkosh
Milwaaukee
Minneapolis
Sioux
American. Prp Ww. Lpg. Netroit . Eeoenerense
Chicagnecco
Cleveland Seghvane ST
Ant
Soston Washington
Polit
Society
Prohibition
W. F. Neese, Co. F. Sechrist
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