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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
5
The article outlines official definitions for errors and stolen bases from baseball rules, detailing when an error is charged to fielders or catchers and exceptions in base stealing. It also lists the six rules sections governing the summary of a game, including inning scores, total runs, and player stats such as stolen bases, sacrifices, and hits.
Sporting writers from several papers on the circuit have shed decorum and taken shots at rivals in sharp, caustic pieces. The Wausau writer nicknamed The Cub and other labels like Mr Wise Heine and Rube illustrate the playful, biting tone that amuses local readers as the dope circulates.
Notes of the Game report Cyril Slapnicka seeking release from Rockford. He telegraphed manager Bubeer a personal offer to buy his release, while Bubser demands more money. It is suspected Slapnicka may sign with a western club after the May 1 and 2 games between the Chicago Spaldings and Rockford.
Gabriel Nathan a former Isle of Spice and A Yankee Regent baritone has been engaged by Majestic managers to sing illustrated songs and accompany the pictures starting Saturday afternoon. He is praised for a beautiful baritone voice suited to illustrated songs, with gramophones removed in favor of his performance. A Baby Grand piano will be used for his shows.
Judge O. E. Heard has been selected as one of the judges in the Rockford Aurora High school debate to be held in Rockford on March 26. The two teams in the debate previously faced Beloit College in the opening round and were defeated.
The Henrietta Pa mother says seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured her five year battle with eczema that afflicted her son’s red face hands and body. Doctors warned of poisoned blood affecting the lungs but the remedy restored health. 50c guaranteed by Joseph Emmert.
The Special Tax Collector announces the office will close March 20 and the books will be turned over to the county treasurer. Owing parties are urged to call the office to settle assessments and avoid being listed as delinquent. F. E. Dittmar Griffin, Special Tax Collector.
Local ad urges customers to send garments in for cleaning and pressing. It promises thorough service and asks readers to act quickly to hold items, highlighting that their pressing is especially beneficial for older suits.
Shamrock imparted direct from Ireland limited number of wee for sale. Order early. Will also have choice lut of carnations for St. Patrick's Day. In Bausher Jr Phones 374 104 Chicago.
The formal public inauguration of the African Diamond Jubilee took place in Washington in mid January, with President Roosevelt among the principal speakers. He extols expansion of white influence, notes occasional injustices, and argues European administration and Christian missions have generally raised well being. He cites India, Egypt, Algeria, and the Sudan as examples, defends colonial governance, and warns against reckless independence. (To be continued.)
Physician claims eczema psoriasia and related conditions are caused by poisons in the blood and promote a permanent cure only through Dr Taylor’s Remedy. External lotions offer only temporary relief. Send for booklet at 1830 Arch street. sold by Joseph Emmert Freeport Illinois and other first‑class druggists.
Serf and Haight's at 652 Stephenson Street Freeport announces a large variety of fresh vegetable seeds in bulk now available. Call for reliable seed selection and guidance.
The lines announce the E and W spring opening event with details on date and location. It highlights participating vendors and the schedule, inviting the public to attend. The notice emphasizes early arrivals, special exhibits, and promotions tied to the season launch.
March 19 Lena notes Mrs Mary Mullarky visiting county relatives. Residents attended A Broken Idol at the Grand yesterday. Miss Maud Blodgett of Sharon Wisconsin visits uncle George Houser. W Berhenke makes extensive improvements on a property bought from Valara Ward. Dr W P Naramore remains ill and is not improved this week.
Anton and Ferdinand Eihholzer of Winslow have filed with the circuit court clerk for citizenship papers. natives of Switzerland they came to the United States February 11 1904.
The Woman's Club meets tomorrow afternoon at the Freeforts. Dr. F Howers will speak on Formosa and Dr. C L Snyder on the Malay Peninsula. A large attendance is expected.
The Daily Journal announces home delivery across the city for ten cents weekly, offering affordable access to news for residents and local readers seeking steady updates.
The Grand presents a burlesque program tomorrow and Saturday March 9 offering The Big Burlesque Co featuring the dancer My Girl in Blue. The act includes twenty five singers dancers and comedians promising a lively evening of entertainment.
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