Tramps and Vagrants Plague Major Railroads Across States
The article cites F B Harriman of Illinois Central and O F Lewis noting tramps menace Freeport and Stephenson County. It compiles statements from James J Hill and others about deaths and injuries of vagrants on trains, and the lack of rail town cooperation in prosecuting trespassers. It lists railroads troubled by vagrants and calls for better local enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Harriman
Ilinois Central
Freeport
Stephenson County
Freeport Police and the Sheriff’s Office
Harriman
O. F. Lewis
New York
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
Central States
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pere Marquette
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Iowa Central
Illinois Central
Michigan Central
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Chicago & Northwestern
President Hill
Mary Baker Eddy Talks of Suit in Exclusive Interview
Concord, June 16. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science grants a newspaper interview from Pleasant View home. She discusses the next friends litigation her son George W Glover and why she placed her property in trustees saying she will devote herself wholly to Christian Science work.
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Christian Science Church
Concord
N. H
Pleasant View
Mary Baker G.eddy
The
Christian Science Belief
George W. Glover
George
Lead City
Lena News Roundup Sees Local Moves and Visits
F E Roush moves into the Clay home on Lena street. Mrs Frank Rummel of Chicago and Miss Helen Morris of Huron S C leave Lena after visiting C Bundy. Mesdames Reynolds and Wetzel depart Wisconsin for several weeks. A Galena visit ends as Mrs Hatch returns. Burke moves into a newly purchased house. Nina Huett Eloise Over street go to Warren. Geneva Reeser returns to the Star office after a several week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
F. E. Roush
Clay
Lena Street
Frank Rummel
Chicago
Helen Morris
Huron
S. C
C. Bundy
Mary Reynolds
George Wetzel
Wisconsin
Pittaville
Loyal
John Hatch
Galena
G. S. Roush
Wm. Burke
Nina Huett
Eloise Overstreet
Warren
Geneva Reeser
Star Office
Electric Bitters credited with cure for Cedar Grove man
The letter credits Electric Bitters for a Cedar Grove Maine man’s recovery from liver and kidney trouble after months of discouragement. He reports relief after one bottle and full cure after three, calling it the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold by Joseph Emmert in the area for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Joseph Emmert
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned Across Surrounding Towns
Towns near Freeport prepare monster Independence Day events with many novelties offered by dealers. Fireworks, from aerial and ground displays to novelty devices, are touted as in greater supply and variety, though authorities promise restrictions on dangerous firearms. Local merchants note more American made items and quieter but brighter displays than in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
Mt. Carroll
Winslow
Adeline
Jroud
United States
Germany
Isaac Stephenson Birthday and Wisconsin Pioneer
Isaac Stephenson born June 18 1829 near Frederic ton New Brunswick became Wisconsin's leading lumberman and senator. He built wealth through farming lumbering and canal ventures and helped found the Sturgeon Bay Canal Company. He entered politics in 1856 and served in the Wisconsin legislature 1866–1868 and in Congress 1883–1889. Dealers prepare Fourth of July stock as fireworks dangers rise with new legal restrictions and a wide range of expensive displays, including rockets sparklers and decorative bombs for celebration.
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Isaac Stephenson
United States
Wisconsin
Fredericton
N. B
Lake Michigan
Sturgeon Bay Canal Company
Congress
Notable historical anniversaries across centuries
On this date in history major events are listed from 1429 Patay where Joan of Arc defeated the English to 1906 Ohio governor Pattison's death. Other entries include 1815 Napoleon's power crushed at Waterloo and 1817 Waterloo Bridge opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Arc
Patay
Hampden
Chalgrove
England
United States
Napoleon I
Waterloo
Waterloo Bridge
the Thames
London
Isaac H. Stephenson
Wisconsin
Heligoland
Germany
Laidlaw-Sage
Paterson
New Jersey
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Bucklins Arnica Salve Heals Sore After Forty Years
John Garrett of North Mills North Dakota Territory reports long stubborn sore cured by Bucklins Arnica Salve after trying many treatments. Joseph Emmert druggists guarantees relief for sores, burns and similar hurts, price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
North Mills
N. DC
Joseph Emmert
Daily Journal Delivery Plans and Rates
The Daily Journal states delivery is available citywide at a rate of 10 cents per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
Banquet in Aurora To Feature Four National Speakers
An Aurora banquet on Friday night under the United States senate of Aurora will feature United States Senator Hoprine Samuel Alechuler Speaker Shurtleff and Congressmen Lowden There will also be preaching at Ridott Free Methodist church Sunday night June 28 at 7 40 oclock Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill
Ema Elmora Fry
Leander Clark College of Oratory
First U. B. Church
First U. B
Miss Roberts
The
Holy City
Cora Bernwood
Bernwood
Brean
Fe, Wayne, Ind
Davis
Aurora
United States Senate of
United States
Hoprine
Samuel Alechuler
Shurtleff
Lowden
Tas Free Methodist Church
Ridott
Everyon
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Lille
Axieo
Batiste
Ulls
Dimities
Henson County
Mrs. Eddy
First
U. B. Church
Busne
Campbell
Freeport Manufacturing CO
Douglas Ave
Illinois
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
Coal Pile Savings Bank
Peck-Williamson
GALE
Freeport Hardware Co
Karpe
SmileAse
the Garment House
9&C
Kimonas
Galena St
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