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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1906

Page

2

Alabama Man 18 Turned Down in Inter Oceanic Probe

Washington March 1 Senate committee on inter oceanic canals convened Morgan not prepared to take up William Nelson Cromwell examination for nearly half an hour. Cromwell said he entered Panama Canal company in 1896 and the employment still exists. Morgan pressed questions. Cromwell replied I make the same reply. Morgan criticized as a case of lockjaw worsened and ruled the witness must answer. Roll call showed six senators present. votes split on compelling answer.

Washington Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals Morgan William Nelson Cromwell

Witness Questions Panama Deal In Senate Hearing

Taliaferro pressed the witness on the monetary agreement between the secretary of war and the republic of Panama and the witness’s role as fiscal agent. Cromwell defended his motives with sarcasm as Morgan pressed for details about the Americanization scheme for the Panama Canal. The committee adjourned for the day after loud exchanges and an unresolved line of questioning.

Taliaferro Secretary of War Simmons Cromwell Republic of Panama Republic Panama Canal Morgan Celine Senate Chamber

Foraker Attacks Hepburn Rate Bill in Senate

Washington March 1 Senator Foraker delivered a strong assault on the Hepburn railroad rate bill in the Senate calling the measure unconstitutional, imperfect, and ill advised. He said existing anti rebates laws are strong but unenforced and blamed officials for the failure to act. He endorsed the court plan over rate making for simplicity and legality.

Washington I*oraker Hepburn Senate Foraker Fuyither Rea Fiom

Disputed Provisions Spark Allegations of Treason

A speaker condemned a bill as unconstitutional and impractical, arguing that claiming the HIN would fail or be unworkable is a form of treason and disloyalty, with unclear targets and broad social implications.

Ion Hit

Taft says majority of Filipinos favor independence

Secretary Taft testifies before the senate committee on the Philippines. He notes many intelligent Filipinos lean toward independence but cautions their outspoken views may not reflect sober judgment. He adds Filipinos expect the Democratic party to gain power and grant liberty, causing loyalists to hesitate in expressing true sentiment.

Washington Taft Senate Committee On Philippines Hale Philippine Islands Democratic Party United States

Meeting at Pittsburg Opposed to Wage Increase

Pittsburg March 1 report says President Roosevelt asked John Mitchell and Robbins to seek a settlement on the miners wage dispute. A tumultuous meeting of operators from four bituminous states opposed a 5.5 percent wage advance, with Illinois Ohio Indiana and Pittsburg operators united against concessions. A conference at Indianapolis is planned for March 19.

Pittsburg Roosevelt John Mitchell Bh. Robbins I. J. Robbing Pittsburg Coal Company Robbins National Civic Federation United States Tennsylvania Ohio Indiana Maois Claypool Hotel Indianapolis F. L. Robbins Mitchell H. N. Taylor Illinois O. L. Garrison Ilinois 7. C. Ixolsem John H. Winder Sunday Creek Company Columbus West Virginia B. F. Bush Consolidation Coal Company Gould Southwest

Somebody Lied on Him

Washington March 1 Representative Grosvenor of Ohio says no discussion with the president ever touched his renomination or any related matter He declares no talk of seeking or accepting European or other federal posts nor any intention to support or oppose a candidate for Congress in Ohio Eleventh district.

Washington Grosvenor Ohio Europe United States Congress Eleventh

Foraker Railroads Rate Speech Murmurs in Senate

In Washington on March 1 Foraker spoke for three hours and a few minutes against general railroad legislation. He defended Elkins law as adaptable to meet all needs and attacked the Hepburn bill as unconstitutional and doomed to fail. The senate also passed several private pension bills and held an executive session. The House devoted the day to army appropriation bill provisions with more pages left to consider. Hull, during debate, withdrew earlier criticism of Minister Rockhill on the Boxer indemnity issue.

Washington Foraker Senate House of Representatives Hull Rockhill United States

Dominican Treaty Reported in Senate Session

Washington March 1 The treaty between the United States and the Dominican Republic to collect and disperse its custom revenues has been reported to the Senate in executive session. Republicans voted to report it while Democrats voted no. The measure is greatly altered from its original form.

Washington United States Dominican Republic Senate

Amendment to canal bill limits Niagara river water use

Washington March 1 Senator Platt of New York introduces an amendment to the Lake Erie and Ohio ship canal bill. The amendment forbids any feeder or water draw from the Niagara river above Niagara Falls and from any New York lakes rivers streams watercourses or reservoirs within the state.

Washington Senator Platt New York Lake Erie and Ohio Ship Canal Niagara River Niagara Falls State of

Missouri joint resolution proposes constitutional amendment

In Washington on March 1 a joint resolution from Missouri proposes amending the constitution to limit fortunes. Representative J. T. Lloyd introduced the measure by request. The fund is set at 10,400,000 dollars.

Washington Missouri Mit J. T. Lloyd

Internal Revenue Collections January 1906 Receipts Rise

Washington March 1 The monthly statement of Internal Revenue collections shows total receipts for January 1906 were 19,751,00% dollars, an increase of 2,370,738 over January 1905, indicating higher revenue.

Internal Revenue Collections Washington Internal Revenue

Explosion at Little Cahaba Coal Mines Kills Eight

Authentic reports from Birmingham confirm eight dead and fifteen injured after a mine explosion at the Little Cahaba Coal Company. Victims include Louis Yance Peter Costello Mathew Elps John Stone Stephen Nemeth Richard Smith William Meade Ward Moss. Most victims are white. several injured are foreigners expected to recover. About 150 workers were present when the blast occurred. Other news notes Walsh fortunes and the Chicago National Bank reopening planned by John R. Walsh.

Birmingham Ala Piper Little Cahaba Coal Company Louis Yance Peter Costello Mathew Elps John Stone Stephen Nemeth Ttichard Smith William Meade Ward Moss Alb Smith Lfe

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup

An ad touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims to move the bowels and clear throat and lung mucous and notes it tastes good and is harmless with sale by all druggists.

Kennedy

Dawy Jousnat Delivery Service Announced

A service named Dawy Jousnat offers citywide delivery for ten cents for a four week period. The notice highlights affordable home delivery and continuous access across the city.

Dr Pierce cure hailed by grateful patient

A Quebec man credits Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health after long illness. He describes fatigue dizziness and digestive troubles improving after using the medicine and urges readers to obtain the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail order from Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY.

Loulé PB Quebec R. V. Pierce Main Street Buffalo N. Y

This Date in History Highlights Key Events

A list of historical milestones on various dates from 1553 to 1905 including deaths of Francis Rabelais and Leopold II, political acts in Scotland and Paraguay, battles in South America, occupations of Paris, and a note on Japan adopting a gold standard. The compilation notes notable figures such as Henry IV, Mehemet Ali, Napoleon, and E. O. Wolcott, among others.

Francis Rabelais Henry IV Mattias Germany Laud Caroline of England South Carolina Emperor Leopold II Cairo Mehemet Ali Glasgow Liverpool Philadelphia Nebraska President Lopez Paraguay Aquidaban Paris Hayes Thomas W. Palmer United States Michigan Grand Trunk Kassaia Portland Ore W. H. Gardner Gainesville Ala Parnell Drogheda

March events and entertainment list in a small town

Community calendar listing numerous events from March into April including guild dances at Lexington hall Illnois Rebekah Lodge activities and a Prohibition party convention at Freeport College of Commerce plus social dances at Blusts hall and Masonic temple. Also notes Go Home Early dance and moving pictures shows with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertisement and a testimonial from Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta.

Plattdeutsche Guild Lexington Hall Illnois Rebekah C. F Mann Bldg U. B. Church Prof. Dawson Blust’s Prohibition Party Freeport College of Commerce Bollman First M. &. Church Dawson Dawson's Blust Blust's Hall

May School Drama in Florence Township Faculty Teaches Pantoms

A Florence township May School presents a roaring comedy featuring Polly Poke, daughter of a district school board member, who harasses Willie the dude while planning to lock him away in a refrigerator. The program includes tableaux and pantomimes alongside the drama, directed by Miss M. KE Kramer.

Florence Township Polly Poke Willie M. KE Kramer

Great Bargains at the New York Racket Store Sale

A closeout sale advertises half price bargains on surplus stock across many lines of goods. Shoppers are invited to visit the store at 227d in Rivey and WHA for discounted prices.

New York Rivey

The Dairy JourNaL Delivers Citywide Weeklong Service

A local dairy publication announces citywide delivery for a full week. The notice highlights enhanced access across neighborhoods and urges readers to subscribe for daily updates and product availability.

Defendants Provosts and Leiter Delayed in Mines Trial

Driquotti WL March 1 Joseph Leiter owner of Zeigler coal mines near Benton faces postponed trial on multiple counts for alleged mining law violations. State asks delay due to key witness absence. court grants postponement to February 1907 term. Leiter defended against charges of criminal carelessness and claims delay is persecution.

Driquotti Joseph Leiter Zeigler Conl Benton W. P. Seeber Franklin County W. H. Stead Tilmois Dely Leiter

He Was A Stranger In Paris Night Lodging Trap

Clover Moody of Greensburg Indiana traveled to Paris to work as a timekeeper for the Big Four railway. He spent the night with men posing as coworkers in a box car. Moody awoke to find $8, his clothes except for a shirt, and the grip missing. He sought aid from a nearby house and then called the police.

Paris Clover Moody Greensburg Ind Cairo Big Four

Chicago Society Fooled by Emma Goldman Visitor

Emma Goldman, the anarchist, a popular guest in Chicago last week, attended fashionable events including a luncheon hosted by Baron Schippen pach, the Russian consul. She mingled with wealthy residents as interpreter and private secretary to a Russian theatrical company manager, while using the alias Emma Sehmidt.

Chicago Emma Goldmann Baron Schippenpach Emma Sehmidt

This Village Will Go Broke

Officials of Libertyville discover they failed to file the annual tax levy ordinance last year leaving no village tax collection. With only saloon licenses and small sums, the village may must cease work and turn off electric lights unless a loan is arranged and a new levy approved.

Waukegan Libertyville

Illinois board of pharmacy yields female pharmacist in Chicago

Springfield reports that at the Chicago examination in February 2022, Sadie Shaffer of Chicago was among the successful applicants for registered pharmacist. The board announced 33 of 66 registered pharmacist applicants, 32 of 51 assistant pharmacist applicants, and 8 of 12 locality certificate candidates passed.

Springfield Ill Illinois Board of Pharmacy Chicago Sadie Shaffer

Original DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Promoted

Advertises E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Witch Hazel Salve as original and warns against counterfeits. Claims many counterfeit versions exist and urges purchase from all druggists.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago DeWitt

Burrell Grocers Ad Promises Perfection in Gallon

An OCR fragment lists Burrell Grocers at 8 B Pearson Street advertising perfection in a gallon product. The terse line suggests a local shop promotion with minimal readable context.

Burrell Peason St

Humidity and Home Heating Cut Colds in Winter

Indianapolis readers learn that indoor humidity below 60 percent in furnace heated homes fosters colds as they move from dry indoor air to moist outdoor air. A pan of water on the stove, heating to 65–68 degrees, maintains comfort and reduces fuel use by about 12 percent. Proper evaporating vessel size matters for space and heat.

Indianapolis

Digestive aid promise from Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure ad

An old advertisement claims indigestion is a habit to break and promises relief by taking Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure after meals. It asserts the product digests food and makes the stomach sweet, noting it is sold by all druggists.

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