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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

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Calamba Captured in Filipino Assault near Manila

Reports describe Brigadier General R. H. Hall leading troops from San Pedro Macati Pasig and Morong to Calamba on the Laguna de Bay south shore. After two hours of combat two Americans killed twelve wounded and two hundred insurgents were repelled. Spanish prisoners freed. natives and Filipinos fled to hills as U. S. forces established a garrison and tightened Luzon blockade.

Hs Castatty Twa Ney Matuia Manila San Pedro Macati Pasig Morong R. H. Hall Calamba Langona de Bay Hall Cascoes Washington Volunteers Twenty-first Infantry Fourth Cavalry Lapidan Costa McGrath Bitonherd Batson A.cascoe Sand Ereé Qalamba Rebs Henry W. Lawton Dean C. Worcester General Lawton General Hall

Death of Corporal Hayes in Philippines Described

Sergeant Lamarsh of the Twentieth Kansas recalls Corporal Leonard F Hayes of the First Colorado volunteers deserting to the Filipinos. Hayes died in a Philippine engagement after being bayoneted by a fellow Oregon soldier and then shot by comrades. his body was buried in a trench with Filipino dead.

Fiyings Kansas City Leonard F. Wayes America Philippines George A. Lamarsh Twentieth Kansas Volunteers Lamarsh Oregon Hayes Lawnarsh Comany I Colorado Volunteers

Manila Situation Details From Philipines Arrive in Washington

Washington July 28 Lieutenant Webberly flag lieutenant of Captain Barker arrives from the Philippines with details of the Manila situation. The report outlines strategic conditions and key developments influencing American military and political positions in the area.

Manila Washington Wqeberly Oregon Lander Barker Philipines Liey

Ingersoll’s Body Cremated at Tresh Pond Crematory

The body of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll was cremated at Tresh Pond crematory under family request. Only relatives and two cremation society members attended. the ceremony was private with no services or organ music. The coffin was not opened, and the ashes were placed in a sealed urn bearing inscriptions in English and French.

New York Robert G. Ingersoll Tresh Pond Lt. 1 Ingersoll Laures

Luetgert Dies in Prison Cell Amid Death Threats

Adolph L. Luetgert, the Chicago sausage-maker serving a life sentence for his wife’s murder, was found dead in his Joliet prison cell during breakfast. The coroner's jury ruled heart disease as the cause. The sensational Chicago trial revealed bones and two rings as the core evidence.

Baseball scores and new railway incorporation report

Chicago notes yesterday's major league scores with Louisville, Boston, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia and Chicago results plus Western League outcomes in Buffalo, Detroit, Indianapolis, Grand Rapids and Milwaukee. A separate dispatch from Springfield, Illinois reports the incorporation of the St. Louis Springfield and Vincennes Railroad to run from Vincennes to St. Louis and from Shawneetown to Springfield, paralleling the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line.

Chicago Louisville Boston Cincinnati New York St. Louis Brooklyn Baltimore Cleveland Philadelphia Buffalo Kansas City Detroit Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Grand Rapids Milwaukee Mllnois Springfield

Stump Blasting Costs Him $18 000

Springfield Illinois July 28 A fine Mor gan county country house near Jacksonville owned by Isaiah Strawn burned on Wednesday Logs valued at 18000 with 13000 insured ignited stump on roof of barn caused the fire. A sawmill at Underhill Wisconsin four miles west of Gillett burned Wednesday with shingles yard loss about 20000. General Shrufter and Major Robert H Noble met Governors Pointer and Tanner during a visit to San Francisco.

Springfield Ills Isaiah Strawn Jacksonville Morgan County Strawn Qconto Wis William Underhill Underhill Gillett Droy. Tanner San Francisco Shrufter Robert H. Noble Pointer Nebraska Governor Tanner Illinois

Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Mishap in Park

Bert Kimber of North Adams Michigan, an aero pilot, drowned yesterday afternoon at Bawbee’s Park when his parachute failed and he dropped into the lake. Local authorities recovered the body, and an investigation into the accident is expected.

Msdale Mich Bert Kimber North Adams Bawbee’s Park

Poisoned Kin Case Shocks Carmi as Daughter Confesses

In Carmi Illinois on Tuesday Walter S Warthen his wife and children and a neighbor fell ill from arsenic poisoning. Floyd Warthen died. The 16 year old daughter Ivy Crabtree confessed dousing cabbage and coffee with rough on rats poison. She blamed anger toward her father and stepmother, saying she harmed herself to do it. Neighbors note she is a wayward girl, with a four month old baby and a husband George Crabtree living apart.

Georgia Carmi Walter S. Warthen Berry Carter Floyd Warthen Ackeman Ivy Crabtree George Crabtree

Feud erupts in Oakford Oakford feud flares at picnic

In Oakford Illinois during a Menardcourt Woodmen and Knights of Honor picnic Town Marshal Thomas Watkins and Henry Hair clashed. Hair beat the arresting officer with a billy and both sides vowed revenge as the mayor quelled the disturbance. The feud, rooted in local factions, has renewed tensions among mainly Kentucky born residents.

Springfield Ills Menardcourt Knights of Honor Oakford Thomas Watkins Henry Hair Hair Billy Watkins State Register

Mormons Go Missing in Jasper County Mob Action

A Covington Ga correspondent reports fifty masked men abducted three Mormon elders while proselytizing near Newton factory Jasper county. Mrs Cunard injured, elder captives unlocated. Other items note Chicago brickmakers strike, Populists nominate ticket, and rising southern lynchings in June and July.

Lynders Atlanta Constitution Covington Jasper County William Cunnard Newton Factory Chicago North Kansas

Endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills by Local Buyer

A neighbor’s testimony supports the kidney remedy Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for long standing kidney issues. Mr. J. McMurry of 47 Troquois Street details severe back pain and frequent urination, noting rapid improvement after using Doan's Pills bought at Emmett & Burrell's. The product costs 50 cents per box, available through Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Tost CO. J. McMurry Troquoia St Dean Doan Emmett & Burrell’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Humor and gossip mingle in old Chicago quips

The fragmentary chatter tests social customs with lines about Madge eyeing Mr. Robinson and marriage wits. A lawyer jokes about repentance and leisure, while ragtime lyrics and ball etiquette provoke banter on social wagers and engagements.

Madge Chicago Post Miles Chicago Daily News

Would Have Cost Him His Life

Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a permanent cure for kidney disease that would have cost him his life. He endorses the remedy and recommends it to others with kidney trouble. The testimonial is presented by H. J. Moogk and W. F. Jungkunz & Co.

Foley Oscar Bowman Lebanon H. J. Moogk W. F. Jungkunz & Co W.B. Conlin Bowersville Ohio H. J. Moogh W. FB. Jungkunz Bright

Brecon College appoints Thomas Rees MA professor

An old college note records Thomas Rees MA, a coal miner turned Master of Arts, being appointed to a professorship at Brecon College, a leading theological institution in the principality. The passage also mentions Foley's Kidney Cure and a cultural contrast on drinking cold water.

London University Thomas Rees Brecon College Principality

Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement and Harris theater note

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves painful feet and bunions and makes tight shoes comfortable. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25c by mail, trial package free. Also a note that Joel Chandler Harris has never seen a play and only heard James Whitcomb Riley read.

Allen Olmsted le Roy Joel Chandler Harris James Whitcomb Riley

Kidney Cure Claim Promotes Health in Old Newspaper Ad

An old classified style ad promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure to restore kidney health claiming guaranteed results. Also advertised Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from grains with a testimonial praising its taste and health benefits for all ages.

Cleveland Mayor Opposes Strike Probe Amid Disorder

Mayor Farley vows to crush disorder in Cleveland as council defeat halts a semi judicial probe into the Big Consolidated street railway strike. He warns against agitation and plans to protect his residence after bitter strike sympathizers threaten his life while streetcars mostly ran yesterday.

Cleveland Farley Consolidated Street Railway Huclid Avenue

Plan to hold Lake Erie level with a dam proposed

Detroit July 28 George Y Wisner member of the U S deep waterways commission says a dam at the foot of Lake Erie could maintain a three foot rise all navigation season at a cost under 2 million dollars. He claims proof by mathematics supports the claim.

Detroit George Y. Wisner United States Deep Waterways Commission Lake Erie Wisner

Markets Report from Olonago and chuep Hogs and Sheep

Estimated receipts for the day show Olonago hogs at 27000 with pigs 3.90 to 4.60, light 4.35 to 4.62, rough packing 4.05 to 4.25, mixed 4.25 to 4.55, heavy 4.30 to 4.52. Chuep receipts 12000 with westerns 3.50 to 4.75, natives 3.25 to 5.15, lambs 4.35 to 6.85. Milwaukee grain: wheat No 1 northern 72 to 74. No 2 northern 7 to 7 1/2. Oats 24 to 26. Rye 52 to 53. Bagsley No 2 40 to 44.

Chuep Milwaukee Grain Milwaukee Northern Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Iuxtra

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