12 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1899
Page
1
The ad promotes OUR LUMBER as used by top builders in town and country. It emphasizes good grades, thorough seasoning, and protection from rain and sun under cover to prevent warping. It urges readers to use their lumber for all purposes.
Wilbur Lumber Co offers Atlas checks on cash lumber purchases only, signaling purchase terms and payment option details for customers using Atlas checks.
A newspaper ad touts handsome, desirable residence property and a long list of building lots across the city. It emphasizes exacting customers can be suited by items on the list, appealing to buyers seeking choice bargains in real estate.
At Geneseo Illinois last night the Rock Island westbound express left the track amid a collision with a stock train on the siding. Fifteen injured and three coaches demolished. Seriously hurt were Conductor Huntington Brakeman Smith Mrs A Berlan New York Chicago C A Keefer. Others include Dr F Ey Vance and wife Liddyville Ta Miss Carrie Nickell Ta Arthur Steeley Circleville Ja Albert Ray Davenport Ta. Authorities have not yet determined the cause. Injured cared for at Geneseo.
Curverann on June 12 reports cars moving intermittently as rioters mainly women throw stones at vehicles guarded by deputies and imported workers. The company will not appear before the state arbitration committee meeting this forenoon, while a striker committee was present but no actions occurred.
In Paris on June 12 the chamber of deputies backed M Ryan's order of the day after Premier Depew refused to accept it, ministers left amid excitement, President Loubet accepted the cabinet's resignation but asked them to stay until successors are named, and Lauber is expected to summon them tomorrow to discuss forming a new cabinet.
In response to Chicago committee, the president pledged to attend the October 9 dedication of the post office and custom house in Chicago, barring any unforeseen event. The visit underscores federal support for the project and civic celebration in the city.
The Stella Polare carries the Duke of Abbrazi nephew of the king of Italy on a polar voyage this morning. A lively farewell greeted the launch as the ship departed.
Mipperstory Kentucky June 12. Special Thomas Messer of Harlan county, part of the Taylor faction in the Lee-Taylor feud, was killed by a member of the Lee clan. More trouble is likely to follow.
The transport St. Paul arrived from Manila today after a 28 day voyage. It brought 387 passengers, most of whom were soldiers returning home.
General Otis reports the Oregon regiment and the signal company will depart for Portland today from Washington D C. The announcement notes their return home following duty, with preparations underway for transportation and welcome arrangements.
Voters in Pennsylvania go to the polls today to decide the erection of a new Lincoln avenue school house as supporters and opponents wage a stubborn fight. About 1,200 votes are expected. polls close at o clock with a very close vote anticipated and both sides claiming victory.
Judge Shaw re convened the June term of circuit court this afternoon and jury work began at once with Henrietta Andrews versus Elisa Borchers et al. as the opening case. The suit grows from the will of the late Mr Borchers. Stoskops appear for Mrs Andrews and Judge Stearns for the Borchers.
No marriage of Miss Jennie Hueukemeier of this city and John ALvard a prominent young attorney of stadison Wis will be celebrated Wednesday at high noon at the home of the bride's mother Nettie Hueukemeier on upper Stephenson Street.
Thunderstorms expected in Oxtenco and Tapasey tonight with continued warm conditions. Brisk southerly winds persist, bringing unsettled but mild weather into early tomorrow.
Hon J Stanley Browne and Frank Edmison of the Rockford Star met Freeport manager H B Smith to discuss taking Dubuque’s spot in the Western Association. Browne praised Freeport’s prospects and the league’s advertising value, while Smith weighs four weeks of independent games against a potential pro move.
High school seniors rehearse Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer for a class day performance on June 21. Cast includes Kent Kerch, Tony Limbkins, Bert Figley, George Bruce, Will Kunz, Helen Biller, Miss Hardcastle, Ida Rowland, and others with Mrs. Hardcastle and servants listed. Baccalaureate sermon slated for Sunday evening, June 18, by Rev. Richards.
The German Press Association of Illinois was organized at Staved Rock La Salle County by German newspaper men. Officers include W. H. Wagner president F P Muller vice president Jul Deitrich secretary H Bornmann treasurer and an executive committee. Next meeting set for August 13 in Bloomington to adopt a constitution. Also notes: new C M and St Paul passenger train between Milwaukee and Freeport with 30 passengers. L A Munn injured by rusty nail. Della Eisenhower gravely ill in Jacksonville. Dr. Mitchell treats a hospital patient.
Miss Jessie Drew and Jessie Laken of Salt Lake City arrive as Mrs. G. Mollly’s guests. Dr. T. A. King from Pueblo visits relatives. Vada Selbig of Waverly comes to spend summer with aunt Mrs. J. H. Honing. Charles Hayward of Platteville visits friends. Geo. Bordner of Freeport visits Lena relatives. Dr. J. C. Kauffman returns from Pennsylvania and Ohio. attends York synod. Baccalaureate sermon tomorrow at M I church. graduating exercises Friday at the opera house with twelve members. Rev. Bannon of Rockford to deliver address. Mrs. Austin of Hazel Green and Homer Dodds of Pearl City visit father S. J. Dodds. Advertisements for Beecham Pills and Lee’s Lice Killer included.
A brief ad-style note warns readers against substitutes claiming similarity to Rocky mountain tea, asserting the product is one of a kind and nature’s own wonder offered by Emmert & Burrell.
A catalog of discounts on men and boys wear includes worsted suits reduced from 20 to 15 dollars, fancy worsteds from 18 to 12.50, light colored summer suits from 15 to 10, and all wool business suits from 10 to 7.50. Also offered are six pattern strong suits at 3.75, boys pants and knee pants suits discounted to 6, 3.98, 2.98, 1.98, plus children's vestee and blouse suits, hats, straw hats, caps, shirts, socks, collars, and Balbriggan underwear at bargain prices.
The Freeport squad faces Dixon College in a home game at Dixon today. Fans are set for a competitive contest as both sides aim to gain momentum this season.
Mus Cable establishes a fruit confectionary tobacco and cigar shop at 120 Galena Street and invites patropape of all. Contains a note on candy and a phone contact 6-Tdlw. Also mentions Winslow shoes and a comfort tip for ladies fitted at Winslow's with a 6-6d lw tag.
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