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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
1
Weather Forecast Notes for Midwest States
The Associated Press reports city and state weather briefs: Illinois expects fair skies with possible rain or snow in the far south tonight into Friday. Wisconsin forecast calls for fair conditions with continued cool temperatures. Iowa predicts fair weather in the east with likely snow flurries tonight or Friday, with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Modifies Boycott Ruling Involving Labor Leaders Defendants
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals amends Justice Gould’s ruling in the Buck’s Stove case. It narrows the prohibition by removing the ban on labor organizations from mentioning the Buck's company or its customers while keeping the rest of the decree intact. The AFL and Samuel Gompers are among the defendants affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Gould
Supreme Court District
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Buck's Stove & Range Co
Gould
Buck's
Hopkins Vote One Less On Joint Senate Ballot
Springfield March 11 The forty third joint ballot for senator produced Hopkins 75 Foss 14 Stringer 40 Shurtieff 18 M L McKinley 18 Evans 11 Mason 4 and single votes for several others No choice was reached and it was agreed the quorum would be broken tomorrow on joint ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Hopkins
Foss
Stringer
Shurtieff
M. L. McKinley
Evans
Mason
Lowden
Simon
Sherman
Sullivan
Groves
Bolin
George
Alschuler
W. B. McKinley
McShade
Speculation Breaks Bank in Baldwin Wisconsin
The State Bank of Baldwin is under the control of a Bank Commissioner amid speculation in lands blamed for the trouble. The latest report shows deposits of 216000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Institution
Baldwin, Wis
The
Associated Press
State Bank of
Baldwin
Loos Partners in Freeport Harness Firm Expansion
N B Loos of Freeport has taken two local men as partners, forming N B Loos & Co. The Tarbox building store space is partitioned for a larger harness shop with new display racks and a forthcoming showcase. The stock will expand to include robes nets blankets and both heavy and light harness with plans to hire an additional harness-maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Loos
Freeport
Chicago Street
Tarbox
N. B. Loos & Co
Jury Secures Big Damage Suit Over Bicycle Crash
Hettinger sued Alder man G W Brokhausen for 20000 in circuit court claiming Brokhausen’s auto recklessly drove and struck Harold Hettinger, a 10 year old on Stephenson Street, dragging him and causing injuries. Jury selection began and testimony opened with expert plat and photos showing curb, car line, and bicycle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
George Brokhausen
Huenkemeier
Harold Hettinger
John Fair
Stephenson Street
Mr. Brokhausen
Harold
Fred Winter
Burrell
Mitchell
O. T. Smith
Grove
Green Streets
C. E. Wilkins
Local Fraternal and church notices fill Friday agenda
Regular W C O F meeting at 7 30 pm and M M degree conferral Friday night. Emory Palmer and family relocate to Freeport. New Century division 154 L A O R C meets Friday 2 30 pm. I O O F Illinois lodge 259 degree staff meets 7 30 pm at Stephenson hall. United Workers of Second Presbyterian meet Friday 3 pm for annual meeting and tea. Plan improvements at Francis Shimer academy Mt Carroll. Stephenson court 412 Tribe of Ben Hur meets Friday at K of G hall for important business and degree conferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson Cormany
Mt. Carroll
Freeport
New Century Division
L. A
Dra. B. A. Arnold
N. C. Phillips
Pecatonica
Dr. Ives
Illinois Lodge No. 259
Stephenson Hall
Emmert’s
Rockford
The
United Workers of the Second Presbyterian Church
Tuland
Edward LePelley
Francis Shimer Academy
University of Chicago
University
Stephenson Court
No. 412
Tribe of Ben Hur
G. Hall
Sheenenant
Chicago Streets
Deed Taken From Elderly West Point Couple Over Fraud
William Whitham of Warren is charged with deceiving an elderly West Point couple to obtain their land deed for 16 acres near Waddams Grove and then using it to secure a loan. The suit by Abraham A. Lutz seeks to nullify the deed and clear the title, alleging fraudulent methods and misrepresentation of payment. The action reflects a June term filing in Stephenson County Circuit Court. Emerson Manufacturing Co. of Rockford faces a separate U S patent infringement suit over a farm drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham A. Lutz
William Whitham
Circuit Court
West Point
Warren
Mr. Lutz
Mr. Whitham
Whitham
Lutz
Freeport
Stephenson County
Uull
Waddams Grove
Charles
Pope
Rockford Company
High Honor for Freeport Knights Templar Inspection
Alfred Thomas Stevens of Chicago conducted a formal inspection of Freeport Commandery No 7 Knights Templar revealing high standing. He praised the drill and degree work and lauded the Masonic Temple project. A banquet by the Eastern Star followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Commandery
No.7
Knights Templar
Alfred Thomas Stevens
Chicago
Fastern Star
Terrible Turk Arrives in Freeport with Empire Club
Yousif Mahmout known as the Terrible Turk arrived in Freeport this afternoon with his manager Antonio Pierri and Frank Quincy secretary of the Empire Athletic club of Chicago, accompanying him for a forthcoming engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk
Yousif Mahmout
Yuork
Freeport
Antonio Pierri
Frank Quincy
Empire Athletic Club
Chicago
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MEN OF Affairs
Charles D. Knowlton
Rye
Mathias Hettinger
G. W. Brokhausen
Plainant’s Son
Jured
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G. A. Weaver
John Bricker
Clayton Meinzer
William Holste
J. W. Vore
Rock Run
Jacob Geider
Rock Grove
C. S. Snyder
W. W. Spengler
Buckeye
George Schuman
A. M. Garnhart
Alfred Ditzler
Loran
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Spellman
Frank Botdorf
Peter .A. Peterson
William G. Schoch
Phillip Schrenkler
Hays Mitchell
Dakota
Excelsior Judge of Masons
Emory Palmer
Illinois
van Buren Street
Victor
Edison Phonographs
Court House
Wm. F. Ju Drugs
Stephenaa
Robert Casey
C.H. Little & Go
TOWER
Frefport, Ill
Aluminum
C.H. Little & Co
B. & H. Clothing House
Ralph B. Rosenstiel Insurance and Real Estate
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