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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes show train times and halts between Freeport Ly and Chicago with scattered abbreviations. Entries list arrival and departure windows, bound schedules for westbound trips, and daily service notes mentioning Sundays and occasional exclusions.
A New York firm delivering baskets of fruit and other items to passengers sailing for Europe uses a special glazed paper. The wrap features a gilt Bon Voyage bow motif and Mercury carrying baskets, reflecting the era's taste for luxury in transit goods.
The bishop questioned two church wardens about a clergyman who repeated a sermon to the congregation. When asked for the text neither warden could provide it. The bishop ordered them to have the clergyman preach the sermon again and return with the exact text.
Ad claims Kodol digests what you eat and rests a tired stomach while correcting indigestion dyspepsia and sour stomach. It says the remedy relieves heart palpitations flatulence and makes the stomach healthy again with worry reduced as a result. Sold by all druggists.
Herman Perry, president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois, plans to resign amid abuse during a conference that settled the strike. W. J. Smith would succeed if Perry resigns. Smith refuses the presidency unless Perry steps aside. The piece also outlines the new inside day wage scale for various mine labor roles and stipulates conditions if engineers halt work.
Governor Deneen made a seven hour investigative trip to Jacksonville visiting the School for the Deaf and Blind, Central Hospital for the Insane, and a private sanatorium. He faced a taunting welcome from a woman patient who urged resignation, which he dismissed as not new.
Ex Governor Yates spoke to a large crowd in Greenfield Park denying withdrawal from the race and praising the new primary law that requires certification of the senator ship vote to the state convention.
A stranger attacked Miss Frances Cardis near her home at 4411 Armour Avenue in Chicago. She was struck with toxic acid, resulting in facial and hand injuries, and investigators believe jealousy triggered the assault.
Dr. Simuel P. Boardman a wealthy respected Springfield resident was found dead in the waterworks reservoir. He suffered from melancholia and had previously attempted suicide three weeks earlier.
Miss Amani in Leimonem of 2476 Lakewood Avenue, Evanston, stepped off backward from a car and fell, breaking her neck. She died in a patrol wagon.
The executive committee of the Bankers Association of Illinois has decided to hold its annual convention in Springfield from September 25 to 27.
Rockford June 4. Ray Reber aged 11 was shot and killed by his 13 year old sister at Arron. The coroner jury exonerated the girl.
Thousands annually bear witness to the efficiency of Early Risers. These pleasant, reliable little pills have long borne a reputation second to none as a laxative and cathartic. They are as staple as bread in millions of homes. Pleasant but effective. Will promptly relieve constipa tion without griping. Sold by all druggists.
Carter Bros hardware at 5&5 Stephenson St offers stove storage at reasonable rates.
Local notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a sure remedy for kidney troubles. Wm Trotter of 222 Walnut St. recalls prior endorsement from 1897 and asserts many Freeport residents have benefited. Sold by dealers. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A humorous exchange between a couple, with John joking about patents and a million, while the wife checks the front door pantry window gas stove side screen and asks him to verify if all is secure before sleep. The scene captures domestic bustle and light chaos reported by the Record-Herald.
A Pittsburg Post excerpt shows Mrs Hardpan and Mr Tardpan in a tense dialogue about money and dress. The exchange hints at financial strain and domestic pressure within a local civic-leaning community.
A humorous dialogue from the Washington Star features a vivacious young woman confirming engagement to Mr Blig eins. She teases TJ about marriage and jokes that he would not marry if he were the last man on earth, noting he is not the last man on earth.
The tale recounts Mrs. M:s patience being tried by a maid who habitually keeps her mouth open. When served, the mistress scolds Mary saying her mouth is open, to which the maid replies I opened it in a lighthearted exchange.
Madrid reports King Alfonso expressed deep remorse after a failed bombing attempt that endangered his bride. He told Special Envoy Whitridge the attack may recur at any time, perhaps soon, and warned the couple’s life remains in danger while Queen Victoria and the infantas soothed the king.
Eleven people died and many were seriously injured when a crowded electric car derailed at a sharp curve on a hill at Moore's Corner six miles below Providence. More than 100 youths and young women returning from Crescent Park were aboard. two of the injured may die. Names of the dead include George Atcherson and Edward F Brennan among others from Thornton Cranton R I Olneyville and Providence.
Allen Turner a Young negro was arrested in Arcadia Louisiana for attempting to rape Mrs James Barron at her Bienville parish home. After the failed attack a mob pursued him and shot and killed his mother. Turner was captured and jailed amid threats of further mob violence.
Cablegram from Paris reports Pierpont Morgan purchased the Rodolphe Kann collection in New York for 5,500,000. The deal includes eight Rembrandt paintings, four Rubens, six Van Dyke works, plus extensive eighteenth century furniture tapestries sculptures by Houdon Pajou and Pigaile.
In a brief exchange, a judge notes Casey's recent illness and latest recovery. The dialogue references Cassidy and a near wake, implying a close call and even a morning of recent convalescence. The tone reflects cautious relief and ongoing civic attention.
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers low rates June 11 to 13 with liberal return limits for the Home coming of Kentuckians in Louisville June 18 to 19. Ex Kentucky natives are expected to visit, and Louisville prepares a warm welcome. Ask ticket agents for full details.
Over a million acres will be opened for settlement on the Shoshone Indian Reservation on August 15, 1906. The lands lie along the direct route of the Chicago & North-Western Bay from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. Send 2 cents for pamphlets maps and full particulars to B Kniskern P T M C & N W Ry Co Chicago.
In Washington on June 4 the Senate received conference reports on railroad rate and statehood bills and debated amendments on elections for Senator Stone. Joint resolutions on Panama canal supply policy were adopted. Pension bills passed. adjournment to Monday. The House ordered printing of its conference reports and advanced the naturalization bill but did not finish it, adding English language requirements for applicants.
A short exchange between two boys ends with a sly tease about a sister. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a playful line where one boy accuses the other of knowing what was said before entering, prompting a surprised reply.
A playful exchange in Philadelphia Press contrasts animal speech and silent giraffes with the idea of a married life for the parrots. The humor relies on anthropomorphic framing of animal behavior for comic effect.
In Detroit, a divorce case ends with Mrs Exwed receiving $5,000 per year in alimony after the court rules the marriage a failure. The exchange underscores the financial settlement as part of the decree.
An old ad claims foul breath stems from various forms of dyspepsia and promises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable cure. It asserts the product clears impurities from the body, leaving breath sweet, and offers money back if it fails. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or $1.00.
The C M and St Paul will sell excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for 24 40 round trip July 10 to 16 with return by August 30. Agent is J B Sweat. Elks annual meeting motive noted.
The Danly Journal offers home delivery across the city for ten cents weekly, promising convenient access to local news and updates for residents.
The Mataafa, stranded near Manila in Pik Point harbor, was released at 11:05 yesterday and reached the sheltering shooter within twenty five minutes. Hundreds watched the wrecking efforts as the northeast recalls the November disaster that claimed nine lives.
A humorous exchange notes it is good form not to wear a watch with a dress suit. The cartoonish lines feature Piggmus explaining he lacks both items at the same time, reflecting lighthearted etiquette commentary from The American Spectator.
When a sick stomach fails to work, rest is essential. Kodol for Dyspepsia helps by digesting what you eat and easing the stomach's workload, restoring condition. Sold by druggists.
Early cabbage tomato and celery plants thrive at Burchard's garden in West Freeport as gardeners prepare for the growing season. Local horticulture notes highlight sturdy starts and promising yields from the 4-2501f patch.
Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip tickets at about half tariff to Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Colorado Utah Southern Wyoming and Lower Michigan resorts. Tickets on sale June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 31. Inquiries through CGW agents or J P Elmer GP A St Paul Minn.
A series of notices from candidates in Stephenson County announce bids for county treasurer and sheriff, each stating intent to run in the Republican primaries. Names include B G Cooper Thomas C Bhaffer G Wirling Everolson Wakner B F Brubaker W McAnn J Mason Fox and others.
A public notice lists several local officials announcing candidacies for Illinois General Assembly and county offices. Warnings reference Republican primaries and party decisions, with names such as William W. Krabe Shaffer Henry Ritzman Am Mulnte among others, urging party support and primary outcomes.
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