02 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1899
Page
1
An advertisement touts Our Lumber as versatile for all uses and trusted by the town and country’s best builders. It promises superior, well seasoned boards kept under cover to guard against warping from rain and sun, urging buyers not to wait to upgrade.
Office on Exchange Lieutenant is listed with W. M. Sanford identified as the manager near the Brewster house. The fragment outlines a local office setup with Sanford as the handling authority in charge of operations and occupancy.
From Wasamatox March 2 special report indicates no compromise on the River and Harbor bill and that the Nicaragua canal amendment will be agreed to. Senate conference reports on governors reimbursement for raised army expenses and on the naval personnel bill were approved. In the House, unanimous consent was sought for various measures while a vote denied a resolution about Wheeler and other representatives vacating seats. George Dewey’s commission to admiral was issued.
At the Navy Department and sent to the White House to be in readiness when the president signs the bill creating that rank. The president nominated Assistant Naval Constructor Richard P. Hobson to be advanced ten numbers from No. 1 to No. 8 on the list of naval constructors for extraordinary heroism. Union Reform Party in Convention in Cincinnati discusses permanent organization reports referred to the national executive committee for referendum by July 5. Mantua reports extreme heat and quiet conditions as the transport Morgan City arrives.
At the League of Minors Municipalities session in Peoria the Des Moines Iowa mayor Mc Vicar presented a paper advocating municipal ownership of public utilities.
In Rouge Italy on March 2 special dispatch states Pope Leo XII slept well through the night. At 3 o clock this afternoon doctors began dressing the wound and he is reported as much better with no fever.
The annual convention of international kindergarten unions opened in Cincinnati Ohio with reports submitted from the meeting.
Queen of Belgium II is reported ill with bronchial pneumonia on March 2 in Brussels. Special dispatch notes the illness affecting the queen, with no further medical details released.
News from Jackson reports a disastrous wreck near Tupelo on the Mobile and Ohio line. Six overturned coaches carried hundreds of Second Missouri volunteers, recently mustered out and returning home. Two soldiers killed and six seriously wounded in the crash.
Physicians report Rudyard Kipling resting quietly and enjoying natural sleep with encouraging signs for recovery. Two of Kipling’s children are also ill with pneumonia but not in danger.
Mrs. Fred Nueschwander attempted to end her life with carbolic acid at her West and Elk streets home after domestic troubles. The dose, about two teaspoonfuls, was not fatal, and Dr Mease believes she will recover. Prior family disputes included an arrest for non support. A note on remedies mentions Rocky Mountain Tea as harmful to germs in disease.
The William Owen company presents a major dramatic treat at the opera house this evening. Patrons are urged to attend for a premiere experience and an ambitious stage production.
Macarin March 2 Special report states Gen Toral who commanded troops at Santiago de Cuba has been arrested and imprisoned awaiting court martial for surrendering to Gen Shafter.
Advert says Dr Kings New Life Pills quickly relieve sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health. Easy to take, 25 cents, money-back if not cured. Sold by Emmert and Burrell, druggists.
Sprinerieto Illinois March 1 Special The senate passed the bill repealing the Allen Street railroad law today. It passed the house several days ago and now awaits the governor's signature.
Sanpusky Ohio March 2. H C Post a large fish dealer has filed for bankruptcy. Liabilities total about 300000 with assets described as small. Proceedings said to affect creditors and trade relations in the region.
The United States Philippine Commission has left for Manila on March 2 in a special dispatch report. The trip aims to address colonial administration and governance matters during the ongoing transition period.
Upper Sanpusky March 2 special report notes a burial casket trust forming. Knorr and Hildreth report managers of Sterling Princeton and Kewaunee say Wm Owen and his company will begin an engagement at Grand Opera tonight. Sterling calls it the best performance yet. Princeton praises Owen and company. Kewaunee ranks Owen with Clay Clement. Also ad copy for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Updates on local residents include Zanoni ill and Mrs Osborne improving.
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