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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
6
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Governor Deneen considers applications for offices with clerks indexing papers. Sangamon County factions quarrel over appointed prices, delaying progress as ministers and miners discuss the Illinois mining situation. Juvenile court act disputed in supreme court over a 6 year old delinquent, with habeas corpus plea and trial concerns. First Regiment II in Camp Lincoln, Springfield reports the 500 strong unit arriving for duty.
Yvonne Davis an 18 month old child was killed by a bulldog owned by her father. The child playing near the dog was knocked down and mauled. neighbor Korberty shot the dog after it bit the girl. The jaws were pried apart to release the bite. the girl died within ten minutes.
The text extols the American farmer as the greatest man, master of destiny, with Minnesota and Dakota farmers earning 4300,000,000 from their products in a year. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic, claims it boosts red blood cells, supports liver action, and improves nerves, stomach, and heart. It notes long usage and popularity and offers Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser via mailed book requests.
Whitelaw Reid, the United States ambassador, appeared publicly for the first time at a Pilgrims Society dinner in London. The event hosted notable figures, included a toast to the English king and the U.S. president, and featured a warm reception.
A Santerville Mass woman teacher refused to reveal her age citing an ordinance and reportedly won her point. The report also mentions figures from Boston, Texas leaders, a Peorit meeting plan, and various other fragmented items including awards and a Russia investment project, all drawn from the same outline.
Senator Proctor of Vermont rises as a major stockholder in Roch Estite circles in Wuapsiil while Franklin Thamasson, descendant of John Bright, plans a daily paper named the Trittame tt Lote don to back the Liberal party. Ex Governor Logine of Mississippi predicts a record cotton failue this season. Professor Bashford of Columbia will study sharks in Japan at the University of Tokyo. Ellen Kay, a foreign teacher, voices regrets at a Vienna lecture over the Americanization of women’s rights.
In Portland on June 26 the cross examination of Judge A T Panner, the government star witness, raised questions about Mitchrt and Mitchell Tromer. Tanner presented evidence suggesting Mitchell had not performed services for the departments in Washington and that Mitchrt had no direct knowledge of the department’s monthly commitments. The testimony implies Mitchell may have failed to aid Mesna Hoodler and others, challenging the defense claims.
Charles W Chestnutt of Cleveland addressed the Boston Literary and historical association on race mixing as a remedy for social ills. He argued differences in color fuel prejudice but claimed miscegenation would be beneficial for all, stating it could help end racial strife.
Richmond Minn police arrest A. Wicke from Richmann and Wilke in New York. Wicke says he came to the city a week ago after working in Ohio and Indiana auto plants. He traveled to Bowery hotel claiming new work, carrying a revolver when seized. The victim, known as a notorious East Side character, died hours later.
Seventy two councils of the Loyal Area and 800 delegates gathered in Brooklyn to discuss the new tariff table proposed by the supreme council. A committee was formed to draft resolutions urging suspension of the new rates and seeking executive action, while observers noted the broader debate over price changes and policy timing. The report also mentions international items including Prince Henry Cadard de Beary’s engagement and a Paris demonstration, with police dispersing crowds at the consulate.
A string of brief notes recounts a Morrisville Vermont man who bought a farm from savings of years in tanneries and never earned above ten dollars weekly, asthma and cold remedies with Foley's Honey and Tar curing many cases, a Davenport Iowa testimonial, a Northhampton marriage gift, Cuban diarrhea cures from Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Houston, a former Boston reformer turning eighty five, and W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky praising Foley's Kidney Care after three doctors failed.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Ga keeps Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use stating it is one of the best medicines ever used for sudden attacks. It is sold by all druggists. Foley s Kidney Cure offers hope to kidney and bladder trouble sufferers and has helped many including those with Bright s disease and diabetes. It is advertised as curing slight disorders in days and preventing late harm.
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