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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
2
In a brief testimonial D. L. Braman of Freeport Illinois writes that after suffering barber's itch while exposed to all weather, one bottle of the medicine cured him. Dated December 22 1904.
A chronological list of notable historical events and births from 1226 to 1904, including titles like William M Longsword and Walter Raleigh, battles such as Jaffa and Pea Ridge, constitutional acts, royal moves, and notable deaths and exiles.
The annual convention of the Southern Wisconsin Cheesemakers association began in Darlington today and runs through tomorrow. Participants include experts from the state experiment station and the state dairy and food department. A competitive cheese exhibit accompanies the meeting.
An advertisement urges dental care with Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic claiming tartar buildup leads to decay and promising a pearly white appearance. It features Jos Emmert, a Freeport Illinois druggist, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Washington moves on the enlarged army medical department with a bill letting contract surgeons be replaced by physicians of army officer rank amid debates about general staff plans and potential war with China. Taft’s presence and Tillman’s quips frame a Senate discussion while the House hears Rucker push tariff reform and price reductions for the Morgenthaler typesetter amid editor petitions against high duties.
Rucker and Lacey argued that with a tariff revision platform and William J. Bryan as candidate the Democrats could sweep to victory as a cyclone. They attacked the German tariff dispute citing U S market shares, farm export losses and alleged trade controls. Williams rebutted, mocking tariff bills while tracing their political path through Congress and party leaders to tax policy and duties.
The article lists percent increases on imports such as horace acid 122 percent and ether 280 percent, cotton cloth over eight square yards per pound at 112 percent, cordage 108 to 300 percent, firecrackers 126 percent, cheap spectacles 116 percent, common window glass 107 to 255 percent, and looking glasses 130 percent. It argues that 25 percent would cover the actual labor cost difference in any article.
A large delegation from the National German American Alliance urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject the Hepburn Dolliver bill to curb C O D liquor shipments into prohibition districts. Speakers included Wm Vocke of Chicago and Rev C A Voss of Pittsburgh, with national officers Dr C J Hexamer Joseph Keller and Adolph Timm present.
Washington reads London's assertion on Britain seeking Dingley tariff concessions. Officials say no commercial arrangement exists with Great Britain to extend such benefits, unlike other nations. The exact U.S. reply cannot be determined at this time.
The senate debated a bill to enlarge the medical corps and the army scale, with an executive session on statehood. The house passed a tobacco relief bill permitting sale of leaf without the 6 cent tax. Tariff talks and the Indian appropriation bill occupied the day. Anthony Michalek of Chicago was declared a citizen elected to Congress from Illinois.
The body of General Schofield arrived in Washington from St Augustine and was met by a guard of honor at the station. It rested at an undertakers before proceedings moved to St Johns Church today for the funeral observance.
In Washington on March 7 Representative J M Griggs of Georgia was unanimously chosen chairman of the Democratic congressional committee at a Capitol meeting attended by thirty one committee members.
Rochester March 7 Susan B Anthony lies very ill with pneumonia after travel to Washington and Baltimore which caused her to cancel solar engagements in New York City Dr M R Ri ker spent the night at her bedside and latest reports say she is somewhat improved
Vienna reports that the last Hungarian robber chief Joseph J Cavannier will perform in a Vienna circus next week. Once a terror of Hungarians, he spared women and the poor while raiding castles and distributing booty to the less fortunate.
New York March 7 E H Gary chairman United States Steel Corporation says reports that the company is negotiating to take over a number of other steel plants are incorrect. He states such negotiations are not underway and no takeovers are being discussed.
Fred Blengbeil, 70, a local farmer, is jailed on charges of beating his wife to death. He admits a quarrel but says he struck her only with his hands. The elderly woman’s battered body was found, shocking Helleville community.
A historical advert touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic for colds. It claims to evacuate bowels, clear the head, loosen phlegm, strengthen bronchial tubes, and relieve coughs and croup. Sold by all druggists.
Sluiter and Brauer returned from Chicago on Saturday with a fine line of the latest wallpaper curtains mouldings and related goods. They plan to open a new paint store at 18 South Galena avenue soon. Janssen and W. Bookman will be there to greet old acquaintances.
Bargain sale at New York Racket Store closeouts surplus stock at half price. Customers urged to visit 227dlw Ritey and Wheat for discount goods and reduced prices.
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Andrew Hamilton returns to New York registered under an alias after reports of criminal proceedings and to answer questions about funds allegedly advanced by John A. McCall at New York Life. The Fowler committee and an insurance investigation note Hamilton’s role in the legislative bureau and calls for accounting as McCall’s secretive dealings surface.
McCall’s death prompts Hamilton to defend vouchers for New York Life former president and claim he would certify them as indisputable. He says he used an assumed name on Deutschling to avoid annoyance on his return voyage and will speak when familiar with the Howler report. He faces criminal proceedings, says health is fragile but he is ready to accept challenges.
Prinktort I S March T Represent Simmons of WK Wenton county called attention to the official and all copies of His bill to suppress pool rooms have been stolen from the records of the state senate. He demanded a searching investigation. The job was well done, not even a printed copy of the bill remaining. Also an advertisement urging Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is included.
Excursion tickets will be sold March 16 to 18 for travel to Louisville on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Return limits are favorable. Tickets issued on account of the American Bowling Congress. Apply to agents of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Whitney presents The Pink Hussars or His Honor the Mayor at the Grand Opéra tonight. The production, after a Chicago run, features Clarence Harvey as the Mayor of Krakakee with scenes in Hotel La Carte Paris and a Danube island. Music by Edwards and Aarons, book by Skinner and Campbell, with English Pony Ballet enhancing the show.
All lovers of classic drama may see Louis James in a big revival of Virginius on Saturday night. James is a foremost exponent of the classical stage and has worked hard for its success, making his arrival especially welcome for theatergoers seeking refined tragedy.
The Grand Opera House in Rockford presents Fred Ranken Baldwin Sloane’s Gingerbread Man a novelty musical comedy. The show features a revival of a classic ballet with beautiful women and a rain scene. Characters include Simple Simon Peter Piper Margery Daw Sally Lunn Kris Kringle and more.
Washington reports Army officers show strong interest in an endurance march by two U S army batteries with cannon and gear. The twelfth and nineteenth batteries will test a 500 mile trek from Salt Lake City to Cheyenne Wyoming using the Mormon trail. Forced marches target at least twenty five miles daily in rugged mountain country.
Minneapolis March 7 Special A three day meeting of the Minnesota Farmers' Exchange opens with about 1000 progressive agriculturists from Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota in attendance They plan to improve shipping facilities and expose the grain trust Tom Worrall of Omaha will address the convention and J S MacDonald of Portland Ore will speak on shipping facilities
A bicentennial tribute to Benjamin Franklin opens at the Masonic temple with an extensive loan exhibition of Franklin relics gathered worldwide. The exhibition runs over a month under the auspices of the grand lodge of Masons to honor Franklin’s contributions to Masonry in America.
Spring urging to renovate the body with Allister's Rocky Mountain Tea that claims to drive out impurities cleanse and enrich the blood and purify the system featuring testimonial reference to Joseph Emmert as a promoter or endorser.
The rivers and harbors committee of Congress departed Washington to inspect southern sites for future river and harbor improvement appropriations. Planned stops include Augusta Columbus Macon Gulfport and various locations in Alabama and Florida for on site evaluation.
Describes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for upset stomach and liver issues, claiming it cleanses the poisoned system and restores health. Promises fresh blood supply to digestive organs and comfort, sold by druggists for 50c or 1.00 with money back if it fails.
The Dany Journal is delivered to every part of the city for a week, providing residents with local news and notices. The publication emphasizes wide circulation and timely updates for readers across districts.
The Washington Star notes the clock’s vital domestic role and offers expert advice. Do not move a clock from its balance, wind gently, and always turn hands forward. Keep it running, maintain regular care, and appreciate clocks as both timekeepers and decor with varied cases and artistic design.
Platteville Wisconsin reliable stock brokers offer mining stock Hottahht sold on commission. Inside information furnished regarding any mine. Correspondence solicited. Handle the best stocks at the lowest prices. 2-7d8t w&s.
March listings from Lexington to Masonic venues include Joe Fifer's dancing school at Lexington hall on March 1, a March 7 lecture by Dr. Willett at First Presbyterian church, and March 9 16 17 social dances led by Prof. Dawson at Blust's hall. March 18 Amity society at Masonic temple. March 20 Go-Home-Early dance at the Y.M.C.A. A March 18 men's meeting by E. M. Cobb of Elgin.
At the Grand Opera House a March schedule lists Pink Hussars Louis James vaudeville and The Tie That Binds When We Were Twenty One with additional acts including Al H Wilson Buster Brown The Wayward Daughter Lyman Howe's Moving Pictures His Father's Sin and dates from March 7 to April 28.
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