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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1906

Page

5

Congress Acts in First Session on Rail Rate and Meat Inspection Bills

Washington June 25 Important measures expanding federal regulation have been enacted at the session’s close. The railroad rate and meat inspection bills are expected to become law and pure food legislation will pass. The session also added new states and disposed of four territories, with tax removal on denatured alcohol anticipated to spur industry. A Panama Canal issue was resolved enabling faster construction. A joint resolution mandates supplies of U S manufactures and enforcements under Sherman and Interstate Commerce laws. Foraker lauds Elkins act as remedy for rebates and discrimination while noting progress by the Interstate Commerce Commission and signaling possible failure of rate bill talks as potentially beneficial to the country.

Washington Congress Foraker Elkins Inw Kansas City Flo Interstate Commerce Commission

Congress Sets Unprecedented Word and Bill Records

Congress broke records for words and publications with thousands more than any prior session. Nearly 20 000 bills were introduced across two houses, while appropriations proved hard to curb despite economy aims. A new rule requires equal apportionment of department appropriations and strict accounting from court clerks after a clerk drew 8536 in one day.

Congress House United States

Bills Edge Labor Reforms and Navy Hazing Debate

Organized labor claims success in enacting what is called the employers liability act while opposing hours limits on railway workers. A bill limiting continuous service to sixteen hours is favored but unlikely to pass. anti injunction measures are pushed to next session. Hazing at the naval academy draws a new penalty power for the secretary of the navy, and wearing grand army insignia by nonmembers becomes a misdemeanor. Senate appropriations chief Hale predicts adjournment by Friday or Saturday.

Congress Naval Academy Secretary of the Navy Hazers House Grand Army of the Republic Hale Allison Senate Supmittes Maine

Barnes confirmed as postmaster after White House ejectment row

Washington June 25 Benjamin J Barnes assistant secretary to the president was confirmed by the senate as postmaster at Washington The vote 35 to 16 also defeated a resolution for investigating the March ejectment of Mrs Minor Morris from White House offices Tillman attacked the affair recounting eye witnesses and displaying a mud stained black silk skirt claimed to belong to Mrs Morris

Washington Benjamin J. Barnes Senate Barnes Minor Morris White House Tillman Mrs. Morris I. Paine Police Richard Sylvester

Anti Pass Amendment Tightens Free Travel Rules

Washington report on a railway rate bill enacting an anti pass amendment. From Jan 1 1907 common carriers may not issue free tickets or passes to most government officials or local authorities except post office and certain municipal roles. Fines range from 100 to 2000 dollars for carriers and users.

Washington United States District of Columbia

Isthmian canal contract goes to Maryland Steel

Washington June 25. The Isthmian canal commission awards a contract for two sea forming suction dredges to Maryland Steel Co of Baltimore, the lowest home bidder. The lowest bidder was William Simon of Scotland, but U S law requires purchases for the Isthmian canal be confined to American products.

Washington Isthmian Canal Commission Maryland Steel Company Baltimore William Simon Scotland Congress United States

Roosevelt to visit isthmus for Panama Canal work

President Roosevelt will personally inspect the Panama Canal construction on the isthmus. The White House announced that all other visits are canceled and his planned western trip next spring is abandoned.

Washington Roosevelt Panaman Pannink Com White House Leeb West

Prosecution Doubt Over Standard Oil Executives

Washington June 25 The Department of Justice said it plans criminal proceedings against Standard Oil officials but it remains doubtful indictments will be found against prominent figures named John D. Rockefeller Jr HL Rogers and John J Arnold.

Washington Aepartment of Justice Law Standard OH Standard OI Company John J. Stockefeller Lt. Rogers John J. Arehnold

Motrkow Slays Ignite Police Officials in Russia Poland

In Motrkow Russian Poland two high police officials and a policeman were shot dead in the streets, as violence erupts in the region. The incident underscores rising unrest and triggers investigations by local authorities.

St. Petersburg Motrkow Russian Poland

Verdict in McKinney cruelty case shocks Peoria court

Mrs Mary YT McKinney wife of a rich banker and Abcdor society figure was found guilty in Peoria county circuit court of cruelty to her ward Stella Grady. The jury set the sentence at two years in the penitentiary. Defense says verdict contrary to state law and will seek a new trial. Judge Green to rule next week. The trial cited insanity claims as defense with extensive scars indicating abuse.

Peoria Mary YT. McKinney Abcdo Peoria County Stella Grady

DROWNED OR MURDERED IN CHICAGO FAULKNERS MISSING BOYS

After a three day search by Chicago police and volunteers for Leonard and Mary Faulkner aged 11 and 12, last seen with two men while fishing near Langley Avenue. No reliable clues found. authorities fear drowning or kidnapping or murder.

Chicago United States South Side Leonard Mary Faulkner Efit John J Faulkner Langley Avenue M Plier

Davis shoots streetcar conductor and passenger in Cairo incident

Cairo today reports Hardin Davis, a negro, refused fare, shot Conductor W. J. Kessly four times injuring him and wounded baseball player Frank Darget twice. Davis fired six shots before being removed from the car.

Cairo Til Hardin Davis W. J. Kessly Frank Darget Davis Kessly Nessly Durget

Lightning renders women unconscious in Alton home

In Alton on July 25 a bolt of lightning struck an iron bedstead, rendering Mrs. William Pettifer unconscious while she was ill and her neighbor Mrs. J W Campbell nursing her. Campbell recovered quickly and a physician treated Pettifer for hours before she regained consciousness. Pettifer’s condition remained critical.

Decatur Chosen for Pythian Home Site

Bloomington June. The Hightn grand lodge committee chosen to locate a $250,000 Pythian home for aged and orphans inspected sites across the state and decided to place the home in Decatur after touring the area.

Decatur Bloomington Hitness Grand Lodge Bee Deen Tur

Scandinavian Good Templars establish junior lodge for Scandinavia

The grand lodge of the International Order of Good Templars in Springfield UL on June 25 granted permission by unanimous vote to establish a junior grand lodge for Scandinavia members. It will have jurisdiction over all Scandinavian lodges.

Scandinavian Good Templars Springfield Grand Fodse International Order of Good Temphirs Scandinavia

Ptomaine Poisoning Death in Arrowsmith Family

Lilian Wyeboll and a three year old from Arrowsmith die after eating extended vegetables linked to ptomaine poisoning. Other family members are reported ill in Bloomington Illinois on June 25.

Lilian Wyeboll Arrowsmith

Race War in West Virginia Rages in Timber Camps

Clarksburg June 25 native laborers clash with foreign workers at Tioga lumber camps along the Cranberry River Nicholas County. Tensions arose from natives displaced by foreigners in good positions, sparking armed confrontations and escalating violence.

Clarksburg W. V the Tioga Nicholas County Cranberry River

Vesper Crew Banned From Menley Regatta

Wenley June 25 A Menley stewards resolution bans any future entries from the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia and bars any crew member of the 1005 crew. It notes not knowing a public subscription funded the expenses and that accepting money disqualifies a crew. It accuses some members of false sworn declarations before a notary.

Efenley Vesper Vesper Boat Club

Senate and House in Brief in Washington

The Senate sent the agricultural bill with the meat inspection provision to conference, along with the sundry civil bill. Several routine measures were passed. An executive session was held. The House passed the pure food bill and adopted the conference report on the railway rate bill. Most of the day was spent discussing the pure food bill.

Senate House Washington

Hundred Million Congress Set in Boise for September

Boise Idaho June 25 It has been determined to designate the meeting of the national irrigation congress to be held in Boise in September The hundred million dollar congress An agitation is then to be started to secure a direct appropriation of 160000000 from congress to supplement the reclamation fund.

Boise Ida National Irrigation Congress Congress

London to Inspect Food for City Markets

London officials move to obtain parliamentary powers to set up food inspection stations and slaughter houses in London and to inspect all food entering the city according to the health committee's recommendation dated June 25.

London London County Council

Question That Will Nut Down

Justice Fitts in Albany faces a case about whether the Philippines are part of the United States for New York insurance law purposes. The question concerns whether foreign insurers must deposit with the state under the law, a matter before the supreme court.

Albany N. Y Justice Fitts Supreme Court Philippines United States New York

Clark of Missouri Questions Drink Short Bottles

June 23 in Washington Clark of Missouri in the house pressed a demonstration about three-pound tomato cans weighing two pounds nine ounces or less and asked whether quart and pint bottles were missing a drink.

Clark Missouri Washington Misouri

Scores from base ball and association games

Chicago June 25 report lists Saturday and Sunday results across leagues. Brooklyn 2 Boston 3. Philadelphia 0 New York 5. Chicago 8 Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 0 Pittsburg 2. Cincinnati 35 Chicago 4. Chicago 7 St. Louis ? American games show Philadelphia 8 Boston 0. Washington 8 New York 2. St. Louis 0 Cleveland 9. Chicago 8 Detroit 2. Detroit 8 Chicago 2 in twelve innings. Association and Western standings include Kansas City ?, Milwaukee 9. Milwaukee 10. Omaha 6 Sioux City 2. Des Moines 9 Pueblo 8. Sioux City 2 Lincoln 1.

Chicago Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis American Washington At &T. Louis Cleveland Detroit Toledo Indianapolis Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Les Moines Denver Es Moines Lincoln Pueblo Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Puello

Louisa Alcott’s Advention at Wayside House

In 1846 Mrs Abbott bought the Wayside House later renamed by Smauarthorne. The Alcotts lived there during childhood, where Louisa Alcott developed storytelling and staged early plays in the barn. Her Concord schooling was irregular, with various tutors and town schools, shaping her later writing.

Louisa Alcott Menry Whoreat Toston School Concord

Bizet’s Carmen Hissed at 1875 Paris Premiere

The note recalls Carmen’s disastrous first Paris performance in 1875 and suggests Bizet’s death followed the reception. It highlights how the stirring music and Spanish libretto eventually earned lasting success despite initial hostility.

Paris Bizet Cornhill Magazine

Napoleon and Forrest on the art of war brief wisdom

The text recalls Napoleon’s terse view that the art of war is to be strongest at a moment, and notes General Forrest’s sharper reply to win in battle by getting the fastest with the mostest men, highlighting concise military insight.

Napoleon Forrest

Thirteen at Dinner Marks Old Marriage Quarrel

A quip from a London Tit-Bits cartoon contrasts memory of marriage with a dinner party. The wife jokes about a long marriage while the husband recalls the moment they first met at a dinner party with thirteen at table.

London

Warly Risers Laxative Pills Ubiquitous In Homes

Thousands annually rely on Warly Risers for prompt relief from constipation. These pleasant reliable pills have long held a top reputation as a laxative and cathartic. They are a staple in millions of homes and sold by all druggists.

C. M. & St. Paul Excurison Tickets To Denver Areas

The C. M. & St. Paul will sell excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for 24.40 round trip from July 10 to 15. Limit August 80, issued for the Ellis annual meeting. J. B. Sweat agent.

C. M

Pacific Coast Trip Specials From Chicago

Advertises $75 round trips from Chicago to the Pacific Coast from June 1 to Sept 30 with service via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Includes excursions to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma and other Pacific Coast points. Also notes lower rates to Helena Butte Spokane Ogden and Salt Lake City with Pullman sleeping cars and double berth fares. Contact Chicago and North Western agent offices for rates and tickets.

Chicago Union Pacific & North-Western San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma Pacific Coast Helena Butte Spokane Ogden Salt Lake City Omaha Chicago & North- Western

Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver and Pueblo

Excursion rates apply July 10 to 15 on the North Western Line with two daily through trains to Colorado. Children and adults may travel at greatly reduced fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with standard and tourist sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars. For dates and full details contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

Homeseeker Chicago & North- Western R’y Chicago & Northwestern Railway Shoshone Wyoming Shonshoni and Lander

Cure Your Kidneys Endanger Life Freeport Testimony

Freeport citizen W. W. Wheat testifies to the benefits of Doan's Kidney Pills for lame back and kidney trouble. The ad urges readers to cure themselves before diabetes dropsy or Bright's disease, cites Wheat's 1897 experience, and notes the product is sold by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo with price of 50 cents.

Bright Freeport W. W. Wheat Elk Street Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Very Low Excursion Rates to Ports via Northwestern Line

Very low excursion rates to ports land Tacoma Seattle and other North Pacific and British Columbia points via the Northwestern Line in effect June 18 to 22 with favorable return limits. Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit association holds in Portland Oregon. Fast trains to the coast daily The Overland Limited electric lighted Chicago to Portland under three days. Another fast daily train The Chicago Portland Special with drawing room and dining cars. itineraries and full information from Chicago & North-Western Railway agents.

Chicago & North-Western R’y

Special Excursion Rates to Colorado and West via the North Western Line

Special excursion rates begin June 1 for trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer SD with return to Oct 31. Low round trip fares and favorable return limits available first and third Tuesdays through Sept 18. Daily trains serve the North Western Line. Apply to Chicago & North Western Railway agents.

Colorado Utah Black Hills North-Western Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer North-Western Line Chicago & North-Western R’y

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