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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

5

Pennsylvania Republicans Nominate State Ticket at Harrisburg

At the Harrisburg convention the Republican party nominated candidates for governor and a full state ticket. The platform praised industrial prosperity under Republican control, endorsed President Roosevelt, urged railroad rate regulation, tight naturalization laws, opposition to coal mine ownership by transport firms, and reaffirmed protectionist doctrine.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Roosevelt

Wisconsin Secretary Houser Charged With Bribery Attempt

A warrant for the arrest of Secretary of State Houser was issued by Municipal Judge Donahan on a charge of attempted bribery. State Insurance Commissioner Host filed the complaint alleging that in 1908 Houser offered $2,000 to the campaign fund to influence a favorable decision for the Equitable Life Assurance Society in a dividends case.

Madison Wis Houser Donahan Host Equitable Life Assurance Society

Weather forecast for Illinois June 6

Chicago forecast calls for generally fair conditions with warm temperatures. A chance of severe thunderstorms tonight or Friday is noted, with the sun rising at 4 24 a m and setting at 7 34 p m.

Chicago Illinois

Market closes mix at Chicago board and Union stockyards

Closing quotations show July wheat at 813 35, July corn 50 4, July pork 16.47, lard 8.76, ribs 9.45 47. Union stockyards cattle 20,000 steady to weak with beef prices 4.00 8.00, hogs 22,000 up 6 to 7, and sheep 15,000 strong at 4.0 to 5.90.

Chicago Board of Trade Union

Grand Jury Acts in Circuit Court Hearings

Circuit court reconvened at 9 this morning and the grand jury spent the day hearing testimony. Indictments are expected against Will Kintzel Walter Severing for burglary at McPherson Service dry goods. Charles Sheehan for stealing 46 dollars from Schoeffel Brokhausen. Howard’s prosecution may be dropped after Rose Hooks recanted a 84¢ year old accusation. Additional indictments include Charles Stewart William Blosser and Milton Kevern for statutory offenses.

Will Kintzel Walter Severing McPherson & Service Charles Sheehan Schoeffel & Brokhausen Howard Rose Hooks Charles Stewart William Blosser Milton Kevern

Prayer and Praise Service Attendees Urged to Bring Song Books

Those planning to attend the Second Presbyterian church prayer and praise service tonight are asked to bring their song books used at the tabernacle meetings.

Second Presbyterian Church Tabernacle

Hoallister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Cure

An advertisement claims over half a million officials and professionals have been cured by Hoallister's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets sold by Joseph Emmert at 85 cents. The tag emphasizes broad success across business, banking, farming, and stock sectors.

Hoallister Rocky Mountain Joseph Emmert

Ladies' Canary Heel Hug Oxfords At E. & W. Sale

Footwear notice announces Ladies Canary Heel Hug oxfords in new shapes patterns and leathers priced from 1.50 to 3.50 at the E. and W. store.

Mid Summers Hat Sale on Stephenson Street

Local sale offers beautiful hats at reduced prices during a midsummer reduction event at Miss Summers' on Stephenson Street. Watches advertised as two sizes available for 12 dollars from A. W. Ford & Son.

Woodmen Picnic Prep Draws 30000 Crowds in Freeport

Freeport prepares for the annual Woodmen picnic with 30 000 expected attendees. Former Minnesota Governor R Van Sant arrives to speak at the tabernacle while Mile Inez Loretta and Prof Hoff man perform. The day features balloon ascents, a Ferris wheel, multiple parades, and prize drills with substantial monetary prizes.

Freeport Woodmen Picnic Association Illinois Wisconsin Inez Loretta H. B. Hoffman Loretta R. van Sant Minnesota Jim Hill Great Northern Northern Pacific Boones van Sant House of Representatives A. R. Talbot Lodge C. W. Hawes A. N. Bort Tabernacle Masonic Temple The Eastern Star Galena Street Royal Neighbors Chicago van Buren Junior Foresters Foresters Cherry Camao W. H. Gerberich Aare Jeater Galena’ Street Lexington Hall Foresters Vfirst

Townmen Blosser and Stewart jailed on statutory offense

Will Blosser and Charles Stewart are in the county jail after a Ruth Jones report of a statutory offense. The woman, a servant for Dr. E H Allen, identified them after they enticed her near a cemetery. Magistrate Bentley bound them over to the grand jury on $1000 bonds.

Will Blosser Charles Stewart Ruth Jones E. H. Allen Blosser Stewart Dittmar Chicago Bentley

Lichtenberger Opens Galena Street Meat Market

George Lichtenberger, veteran meat market man, has reopened in Galena Street by purchasing Otto Schubert’s Katzenmeyer property. He will run the shop with his son Richard and has an public interest announcement in this issue.

George Lichtenberger Galena Street Otto Schubert Lichtenberger Richard

Gessner Buys Block From Lichtenberger for 6250

Theodore Gessner the Chicago street confectioner has purchased the building he now occupies from George Lichtenberger for about 6250. He plans a full remodeling of the structure.

Theodore Gessner Chicago Street George Lichtenberger Gessner

Funeral for John Liggett Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for the late John Liggett, who died at his Van Brocklin home, will be held at 9 oclock tomorrow morning from the residence. Rev. O. J. Price of this city will officiate.

John Liggett van Brocklin O. J. Price

Richardson Baby Born in Laroquois Street

Mr and Mrs Cc O Richardson announce the birth of a baby boy in their Laroquois street home. The notice lists the newborn as the couple's child and records the family’s happy event.

Cc. O. Richardson Laroquois Street

Hats on sale at Miss Summers with 400 pieces discounted

A local shop advertises 400 beautiful hats at Miss Summers on Stephenson Street at greatly reduced prices. The notice urges shoppers to visit the store to take advantage of the sale.

Stephenson St

Canary Oxford at the E, W, Store

Readers urged to switch to Canary oxford footwear offered at no extra cost by the E and W store chain, promoting comfort and fit over ill fitting shoes. The notice emphasizes value and convenience for customers seeking better footwear.

Oxford

Sewing Machines Agents for New Home and Standard

T. RYAN at 57 Galena Street offers sewing machines including New Home and Standard models from major brands. Highlights include purchase options and service for home use.

Ryan Galena St

Instow & Co Offers Fashionable Comfort Shoes

Cam sult presents good fitting shoes that combine comfort with fashion. The advertisement emphasizes properly fitting footwear designed for daily wear and style, inviting readers to explore options at the store.

Instow & Co Cam

Farm Mortgage Loans Emphasize Safe Investments

The advertisement urges investors to favor secure loans over high yields. It argues best lands and desirable borrowers warrant low interest rates and safety against crop failure or market downturns, warning foreclosures and losses from risky loans. Co. D. Knowlton promotes farm mortgage loans using their own funds.

Pioneer Residents Munn and Naramore Celebrate 60 Years in Stephenson

June 6 1846 marks the sixtieth anniversary of arrival of Loyal L. Munn and Dr. W P Naramore in Stephenson county. They gathered at Dr Naramore’s Lena home with family and friends to recall early hardships of settling the western frontier. Munn, born 1829 in New York, traveled from Chicago to Freeport by a perilous route in a rainy season, later teaching, then organizing Freeport’s first insurance company with J J Addams as president.

Loyal L. Munn W. P.naramore Lena Stephenson County Dr. Naramore Munn L.L. Munn, Jr H. L. Moore H. C. Burchard John Burr Freeport Journal Lawrence County N. Y Massachussetts Vermont Chicago Rockford Eastern Insurance Stephenson Insurance Company J. J. Addams Mr. Mung

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