Orchard Denies Threats In Haywood Trial Defense
The Haywood trial resumes as Harry Orchard is questioned to lay groundwork for impeachment. Orchard denies threatening Gov. Salzenberg over Forebald conflict and is dismissed. Witness Mary J. King from Cripple Creek testifies about Sterling staying at her house and Orchard visiting his room. Sterling paid for McKinney’s room linked to a spike plot blamed on the Federation of Miners.
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Agsuweced
Bolge
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Sateunenberg
Mary J. King
Cripple Creek
Colo
Mra. King
Sterling
Mine Osoners’ Association
McKinney
Florence & Cripple Creek
Federation of Miners
Illinois Showers and thunderstorms forecast tonight and Wednesday
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms across Illinois tonight and possibly Wednesday. Cooler conditions are expected on Wednesday, especially in the extreme north. The sun rose at 4 28 and will set at 7 40 this evening.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Seta
Market Report from Chicago Board of Trade Closing Quotations
Today's session shows Sept wheat at 1 5 37, Sept corn at 27 8, Sept oats at 37 1 6, Sept pork at 15 25, Sept ribs at 3 07, Sept lard at 3 85 87. Union stock yards reports steady cable at 8 500, beefes 14 65 37 00, hogs 15 000 weak to 5 lower, light 5 80 6 07, mixed butchers 5 3 5 96, heavy 4 55 6 00, sheep 10 000 weak 4 00 6 20.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Butter Market Report From Elgin Thorne June 24
Elgin Butter Market notes butter was firm on the board at 23 cents. Elgin district weekly output reached 1,000,700 pounds.
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Elgin
Board of Trade Today
Conservator Granted In County Court For Frederick Rabe
This morning in county court Frederick Rabe was adjudged incompetent to manage his affairs by a jury. The petition for conservatorship was filed by his brother Carl Rabe. The jury members were William H. Holland William H. Mitchell George W. Graham M D Chilton GC J Dittmar and J S Harpster. Frederick Rabe resides near Winslow.
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Frederick Rabe
Carl Rabe
Mann
William H. Holland
William H. Mitchell
George W. Graham
M. D. Chilton
GC. J. Dittmar
J. S. Harpster
Winslow
Funeral for Jackson Rosenstiel Held This Afternoon
The funeral of the late Jackson Rosenstiel was held this afternoon at Ho'clock from the home of his parents Rev H J Moore officiated and interment was at the city cemetery. The pallbearers were J D Jackson Walter Day Ralph Rosenstiel and J H Rosenstiel cousins of the deceased.
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Jackson Rosenstiel
H. J. Moore
J.D. Jackson
Walter Day
Ralph Rosenstiel
J. H. Rosenstiel
Rev Holke Elected to Synod Supreme Court
Rev F Holke pastor of St Johns church elected a member of the supreme court of the Northern Illinois district synod Evangelical church at the convention in Lincoln. Picnic Postponed. Grave church Sunday school picnic delayed to next Saturday due to weather.
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Holke
F. Holke
St John’s Church
Supreme Court of the Northern Illinois District Synod
Evangelical Church
Lincoln
Ice by Franz Bros. Offered by Telephone
Notice to consumers seeking artificial ice urges calling Braus or ALB Radies to place an order with Franz Bros. for delivery or service.
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Franz Bros
Ord
Braus
Young couple wed at St Josephs in Freeport
Bertha Gaengel and Leo Woock were married at St Joseph's Church with Rev Kalvelage officiating. Relatives filled the church for the 8:30 ceremony, followed by a breakfast, with a large reception planned that evening. Guests included families from Waterloo Rockford and Pearl City. Woock works at Illinois Central shops and the couple will reside with the bride's mother in Freeport.
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Bertha Gaengel
Leo Woock
St. Joseph's Church
C. Kalvelage
Katie Schaidt
Edward Gaengel
Peter Woock
Waterloo
Charles Woock
John Miceke
Hleroy
Anthony Micheke
Andrew Brown
Pearl City
Joseph Sauer
Rockford
Mary Gaengel
Washinston Street
Freeport
Silver Creek Township
Iraeport
St. Joseph's
D. Franz
Woock
Tinois Central
Mrs. Wood
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers and Violin Instruction Notices
Real Estate transfer notices: Chicago Title and Rose Company to Frect by deed for the vacant property of the German Insurance Company in block A4, Freeport, price 8100 dollars. Another transfer shows William Cangenstein to D. Co. Nott for part of section 23 in the town of Dakota, price 8240 dollars. An education notice states Edwin Rotzler resumes teaching violin at 161 Elk Street, phone blue 60, limited number of pupils accepted.
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Chicago
W Rose Company
German Insurance Company
Freeport
William Cangenstein
D. Co. Nott
Dakota
Edwin Rotzler
Elk St
Banquet Program for Local Businessmen Draws Expectation
The business men's banquet at the Masonic temple tomorrow night is expected to be a success and boost future welfare. About 300 tickets have sold, with 300 more to be offered to reach 600. The reception starts at 6:00 p.m. and the banquet at 6:45. William C. Wright will preside as toastmaster. Rev. H. M. Markley will give the invocation. Solomon Westerfield of Chicago and Anton Schager of Joliet will speak on the Get Together Spirit and Joliet merchants association topics. Attorney O. B. Ripps will discuss Freeport's advantages, with H. B. Mitchell and A. M. Tiffany addressing city of homes.
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Williars O
Masonic Temple
Pice
William OC. Wrigh
H. M. Markley
Second Presbyterian Church
Solomon Westerfield
Chicago
Retail Merchants’ Association of Ilinols
Anton Schager
Joliet
Greater Freeport
H. B. Mitchell
A. Kt. Tiffany
Frisbie and Haney Win Bid to Erect Four Dwellings
Frisbie and Haney awarded the contract to build four double flats for George Ennenga on Beaver Street facing Second Ward Park. The project costs $9,000 with each of the four seven room flats featuring modern conveniences.
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Prisbie & Haney
George Ennenga
Gao
Ennenga
Beaver Street
Second Ward
Dustman
Frisbie & Haney
Freeport
Winslow Prepares for a Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Winslow plans a record Fourth of July crowd with a park riverfront venue and shade trees, a food program, and an impressive fireworks display. Monroe offers no park and street celebration, making Winslow the preferred location for a full day of enjoyment and hospitality. Lloyd R. Harlacher and bride depart for Taconite Minnesota to begin housekeeping. he is with Oliver Iron Mining.
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Winslow Register
Winslow
Monroe
Lioyd R. Harlacher
Taconite
Minn
Harlasher
College of Mechanics and Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Oiiver Iron Mining I Co
Madison
Wis
Madison High School
Londanr, Minn
Little Boy Injured After Riding Milk Wagon
A 1 year old boy, Hadley son of W Burk of Broadway, wandered this morning and rode a milk delivery wagon. He fell near the Kraft house and was run over causing a broken thigh. Mrs Fair and Mrs Yores attend him. The wagon driver is unknown.
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Hadley
W. (. Burk
Broadway
Kraft House
Ore
Freeport Personal Property Figures Show Decline in German Bank Accounts
Assessor Charles Franz reports Freeport personal property cash value at 8,204,360 with a 720,115 German Insurance Co. amount dropped from last year causing a deficiency. Real estate totals await publication. Money column shows about a 40,000 decline as western land and mortgages shift taxing locations.
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Charles Franz
Freeport
German Insurance Co
Franz
Sud Royal
THOR
Schwarze & Son Disposes of Business to Mr Q O Est
Announcement notes the sale of A C Schwarze & Son to Mr Q O Est due to ongoing oil health concerns. It thanks customers and asks all accounts be settled at the old stand before July 1907, warning unpaid accounts will be sent to collection.
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A. C. Schwarze
Uns
A.C. Schwarze & Son
The Daily Journal Offers Straw Hat Novelty at 10c Week
The latest straw hats arrive in the city and are offered at 10 cents a week. The Daily Journal reports the promotion delivering hats to the lamy part of the city, highlighting affordable headwear.
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the Daily Journal
Lamy
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