R. R. Time Tables Lilinola Central R. R. East Bound
East bound trains listed for Lilinola Central R R with schedule items and times reflecting the period timetable. Details emphasize departure/arrival order and station stops across the line.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
6
East bound trains listed for Lilinola Central R R with schedule items and times reflecting the period timetable. Details emphasize departure/arrival order and station stops across the line.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a railway timetable with East Bound and West Bound listings. It includes station names like Freeport and Chicago, times such as 10:25 am and 8:45 pm, and several unreadable fragments. The legible parts suggest a day schedule ending on Sunday with mixed times and notes.
A Wentuckian recalls Colonel H G Toler the noted horseman who trained John R Gentry and other famous horses. He was keen and pleased by a horse with fine legs, yet warned about a possible flaw as a tailor bragged of a 4500 purchase. Buck of Taunton holds a 96 year old water power bill of sale from Nemasket.
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia as a remedy that aids digestion and rests the tired stomach. It claims relief from indigestion, sour stomach, flatulence, and heart palpitations, and suggests the product will renew a “young and healthy” stomach while removing worry. Sold by all druggists.
London June 25 The Daily Telegraph publishes a cabinet member’s article blaming government indecision in autumn 1904 for pushing reform toward an alliance of reformists terrorists and anarchists The piece argues Witte failed to unite the local zemstvo with reform and warns dissolution of Parliament is only a matter of time It calls for renewed legal representation and opposition to revolutionary alliances while avoiding rigid absolutism.
Rome reports the arrest of Gabbiaielli and twelve archists at Ancona and discovery of bombs believed to target King Victor Emmanuel. The king and Queen Helena proceed to lay the cornerstone of the Meseiore hospital with the queen choosing to accompany him despite warnings.
In Pasadena Colorado street an automobile rolled at about sixty mph, its engine exploded and the car burned. Mrs. Jamies J. Cordori, 28, died trapped beneath the vehicle. Chauffeur John Teiderson, of Pasadena, suffered severe burns likely fatal.
Edward R. Saalbach, a War Department clerk around 45, and his wife drowned when their canoe overturned in the Potomac River above the aqueduct bridge near Washington. Rescue efforts were too late.
In Fox Lake Wisconsin on June 24 Rudolf Wollitz a farmer fatally harmed his wife in the temple with a public safety item then killed himself by the same method. He had married Mary Glassman less than a year earlier in a union described by neighbors as new.
Louisville on June 25 reports that additional heavy weights were deemed unnecessary by most citizens. Magistrate Hoffmann enforced the law fully yesterday, reflecting strong local compliance.
The manufacturers certify that Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup protects you from opiates. The product drives the cold out of your system and is sold by all druggists.
Excur sion tickets issued July 4 to 7 with return valid only through July 5 for the Biennial Festival. Northwestern Scandinavian Bene association directs sales via agent Chicago and North Western.
In Dymanitard tale from Trolena Montana thirty of forty men narrowly escaped death when a powder house at Farris lime quarry ten miles away blew up. Logs shattered a nearby brick house where sleeping workers hid. A missing sack of thirty five sticks of dynamite with a fused head was found. It is the second mysterious blast at the quarry in recent weeks. Suspects point to a roaming crazy man once linked to shootings of Helena telegraph operators.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church split between union and non union members. The legislative body voted to join the northern Presbyterians and a joint use agreement was reached. Saturday a conflict led to the unionists suing for an injunction to bar non unionists from the church until the court decides ownership.
Panama June 25 reports orderly voting but a late afternoon clash between Liberals and police guarding ballot boxes at Santa Ana Park. Nine policemen and Jose Antonio Parecos of a prominent family were badly wounded, one Liberal killed. Forty armed policemen restored order, with possible Marine landing to avert further fighting.
A Spokane street car bridge over the river collapsed soon after the car passed. John P. Beem of Honey Creek Wisconsin was swept away but his clothing snagged him on the brink of the upper falls and he was rescued.
Governor Joseph W. Folk has mailed copies of a letter to prosecuting attorneys in Missouri cities, urging them to investigate charges that alleged combines are arbitrarily manipulating fee prices and to pursue legal action if possible.
A young Polish worker, Jan Jungwies, employed at the new Auditorium in St. Paul, plummeted seventy feet from the building’s top on June 23. He narrowly escaped instant death by landing in a wheelbarrow filled with soft mortar, a providential and unusual accident.
The Duke of Almodagvar and Spanish foreign minister dies at age S1. Governors seek harvest lands to save the crop. A Battling Nelson Sid Herman boxing match is set for San Francisco on Sept 10. Captain James McNelly dies at Toledo at age S years. Alexander Weill of Lagzarvd Vreres bankers dies in Paris. Two Kruppewoerks workers arrested for betraying military secrets. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria sail from San Sebastian July 2 aboard Ciralda to Isle of Wight. Colonel James Regin of the Ninth US infantry dies in Manila. One yellow fever case reported at the Mississippi river quarantine near New Orleans. Alle ntown Pa streetcar strikers disrupt traffic and assault nonunion workers. Milwaukee housewives seek Chinese servants. Two laborers killed by a switch engine near Steubenville. Over 400 applications for saloon licenses at increased rate in San Francisco. George Young killed by a train at Noltsville Indiana.
When digestive trouble rises and symptoms such as backache and bowel irregularity persist, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is offered as a safe pleasant laxative. Advertised as superior to pills or cathartic waters, sold by druggists for 50 cents or one dollar with a money back guarantee if it fails.
T. S. RYAN at 67 Galena Street advertises agents for New Home and Standard sewing machines. The note highlights availability and sales by a local dealer.
In 1863 the steamer Starlight carries Antoine Delabarre, Confederate envoy to France, and Winifred Dove. A night rocket signals a Yankee chase. Miss Dove fires a rocket and reveals dramatic romance as a prize crew seizes the ship and escorts them to Washington.
A health ad compares a sick dog refusing food to a stomach needing rest after overwork. It promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a digestive aid that digests meals and restores stomach function, claiming relief from disordered digestion. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily announces a citywide delivery option priced at ten dollars per week. Aimed at convenience for residents, the service covers all parts of the city with regular weekly delivery starting immediately.
Miss Helen Cond plans a Europe summer trip marking her first overseas journey in years. Herr Louis Kuhn of the Deutschen theater, oldest German actor, celebrated his 906th birthday. Frederick Will, king of Denmark, invites editors to discuss politics at the castle. George Irving, survivor of Washington Irving era, in New York writing a family history at age 12. Robert Barrett Browning, painter, named president of the Browning settlement in London. Lord Granville reportedly quipped at his birth about a third incomprehensible entering the world.
A social ad extols a mother’s care and recommends Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a quick relief for children's pain and fever. It claims the remedy always helps and urges purchase from all druggists.
Oil at Perfection price S8 cents per gallon offered by Burrell Bros at The Cash Grocers located 119 Stephenson Street. Advertisement notes best oil deal with sales terms seemingly quoted in cents per gallon.
Lot sale notice for prime High Street parcels between Empire and Charles E. Meyer Ad lear points. Edward Gilbert invites immediate inquiries at 46 Stephenson Street.
For Sale. Nice red Tipe, fresh picked, juicy cherries. Will deliver anywhere in Freeport. Price right. Supply limited. Order quick. New phone 814 or 299, old phone 279. J. W. Miller, 6-21diw.
The semi annual water rents are due at the company office on June 30. July 1 is Sunday. A 10 percent discount applies to bills paid in full by that date. Office hours extended evenings from June 26 to August 1 to allow payments. Call to obtain discount.
A residence at 235 North Galena Avenue offers modern conveniences including steam heat bath rooms city water sewer gas and a barn with a chance to purchase the house or whole lot. Immediate inquiry to GEO J Dehn 12dtf 44 Stephenson Street for details and opportunities.
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