Welcome Abroad For President On Pleasure Trip
A warm reception awaits our president on his forthcoming pleasure trip. The visit is expected to boost morale as Standard Rubber Roofing gains commendable praise for quality and craftsmanship.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
1
A warm reception awaits our president on his forthcoming pleasure trip. The visit is expected to boost morale as Standard Rubber Roofing gains commendable praise for quality and craftsmanship.
The Associated Press reports fair weather across Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. Tonight will be slightly cooler in southern and eastern Illinois and eastern Wisconsin with possible light frost in marshes during Wisconsin's stretch. Wednesday is expected to bring continued fair conditions in all three states with cooler air lingering in the east.
In Chicago on June 9 the Republican National Committee agreed to seat both Louisiana delegates with half votes each, backed by Taft and Roosevelt. Mississippi at large delegates favored Taft. Joseph G Cannon arrived from Danville declaring himself a presidential candidate as voting continues. John Hays Hammond opened VP headquarters in Chicago. Cortelyou’s advance team heads to Chicago with Gyld and Lodge weighing Guild as VP candidate.
Owing to the withdrawal of deposits by thirty thousand foreigners returning to Europe, three small private banks at Uniontown Brownville and Connellsville suspended today. The deposits were small.
In Reval on June 9 King Edward and Emperor Nicholas met formally. It marked the English monarchs first official visit in Russian waters.
The Kaw river is now falling and about seven thousand people driven from their North Topeka homes have found shelter in Topeka proper. There was no loss of life, but property damage is heavy.
A Wabash Railroad eastbound train No 4 derailed at Stevensville Ontario early today injuring twenty people, six seriously. Most of the injured are said to be immigrants from Europe.
Milwaukee June 9 during the United States Brewers association convention held here today the prohibition question is expected to be discussed from every standpoint.
The annual Confederate veterans reunion began in Birmingham today with a very large attendance noted as the event opened, reflecting strong turnout and continued commemoration in Alabama.
John S. Harpster promotes a ten percent reduction on all spring and summer goods at The Up-to-Date Tailor located at 139 Stephenson Street, inviting customers to purchase a first class suit at a low price.
James Rice testified he was not with John Stock during the March 14 heist at George Isaac store implicating Lewis Barnes as organizer and alleging Stock’s alibi. Prosecution detailed entries, revolver transfers, and meat theft while defense questioned Strickler and Stock with mixed alibi claims as jury deliberations opened after 3:25 PM.
Eli Kline a well known Martintown Wis resident died suddenly this afternoon at Winslow after a paralytic stroke. He had driven to the village and called at the Robert Harrison store where the attack occurred. A doctor arrived but could not save him. Kline was unconscious and died within minutes. A Civil War veteran he is survived by his widow a son and two daughters. he frequently visited Freeport.
The county board re elected James A. Eells as superintendent of the county farm amid unanimous support. Grand jurors were chosen for the September term including from Freeport and Kent and various townships. Election judges were named for Freeport districts and numerous townships across the county.
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