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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
3
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Mrs. Pearl Youngerman files suit for 10000 damages against David E. Barsaloux at the Colonial hotel over a broken engagement. She alleges he professed love, urged a divorce, and promised to marry, but later refused. She seeks a public marriage or a larger settlement.
Chicago records a bizarre murder spree hailed as murder week with five victims across Monday to Thursday. Victims include Louis Blakendor at 682 Milwaukee and Annie Strother at Swan’s restaurant, while suspects remain unconnected to the criminal class.
Havana March 28 The remains of Mgr Taylor were buried after the mother and wife blocked entry to the house as odor from the body grew unbearable. They claimed Deems the so called divine healer would resurrect him. Taylor had been dead ten days when officers entered.
A March dispatch from Palm Beach reports Governor Tanner of Illinois continues to improve, taking daily drives. The update notes he will stay in Florida for a period after arriving with the Associated Press report.
A Chesterfield County crime case linked to four white men enticed Cassie Boone a 20 year old daughter of farmer George Boone with partial Indian heritage was lured to woods where she was stabbed burned and left to die. She had been seen with Sam Woodward Vince Melton Tom Steen and James Jackson before vanishing. An inquest led to the arrest of Harvey Ben John Jackson and J I Steen who remain jailed.
New York reports O Rourke announced Sept 1 he will give up managing Sharkey the prizefighter accusing him of moral cowardice. He cites dodging Fitzsimmons and near-fight cancellations involving Jeffries and Walcott amid public disgrace. Frugal Lorillard faces million-dollar suit, and Dr Grinstead resigns as Wabash hospital surgeon due to ill health.
In Alingston Jamaica on March 28 the legislative council, stacked with government nominees, approved a $3 500 000 appropriation to fund current year government expenses. The press and public voice sharp disappointment and discontent over the decision.
Des Moines March 23. The state house adopted unanimously a resolution declaring the people of Town unalterably opposed to the Porto Rico tariff bill passed by the lower house of Congress.
Lieutenant Governor Noertheeth arrives in Springfield to assume charge of the executive office during Governor Tun ner's absence. The official notice, dated March 25, places Noertheeth in authority at the capitol while the governor is away.
Chicago Board of Trade quotations for Wheat Corn Lard and Hogs Cattle and Sheep listed with May July and September prices. Butter eggs poultry potatoes apples cranberries and other produce prices noted while Milwaukee reports No 1 and No 2 northern wheat rye and barley with dull data.
Ladies can wear smaller sizes using Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes. It relieves tightness, coins and bunions, swelled feet, blisters, callous spots, and ingrown nails. Claimed to be the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 2. Trial package free by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Hoy.
The British War Office has tested for two years a new electrical range finder devised by an Australian. It reportedly computes range and bearing of fixed or moving targets and can feed information to many fortress guns via wire. This would allow about 100 guns to concentrate fire on a single enemy ship simultaneously.
M B Smith of Butternut Michigan declares DeWitt's Little Early Risers the best pills for constipation and liver and bowel troubles. H J Moogk remarks impressed reactions from other users.
A dialogue fragment features Johnny misreading a visitor as a Boer from South Africa after sis hints at removing a Boer. Mr Softleigh reacts with surprise. A separate mock ad plugs Banner Salve and a stocky dealer quips about pitchers and customers, ending with a brittle exchange about a new clerk and cracked crockery.
An advertisement claims Banner Salve, prescribed by a world renowned skin specialist, heals piles burns scalds ulcers and various skin diseases. It is produced by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz & Co. A European mining press debate notes coal mining before 1113 and questions Liege region as the first source.
A Germantown California man credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with immediate relief and a full cure after fourteen years of rheumatic suffering. Advertisements tout DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases and Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and hoarseness, with various endorsements from H. J. Moogh and associates.
The note describes Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka taking control of the Topeka Capital for one week. He will edit every line in news editorials and ads, with orders for the issue pouring in from around the world, including 500000 extra copies.
General Wallace of Crawfordsville Indiana is at home pursuing two literary projects. He is deeply engaged in an autobiography begun years ago and promising to be a highly interesting work reflecting his life and wartime contacts. A second work remains secret but he calls it pleasant and genial. He previously spoke of a future American life novel. Ben Hur on stage and health issues briefly interrupted his study, but he is now hard at work again.
Miss Maud Gonne known as the Trish Joan of Arc who came to the United States in January to collect funds for Boer widows and orphans has returned to Paris well pleased with the results of her visit. She has achieved fame for her anti English sentiments and has made radical statements during recent years.
Miss Maud Gonne delivered real speeches in Ireland denouncing the British government and urging Irish people to organize against English rule. Recently residing in Paris, she spent weeks in Ireland before sailing for the country and worked to hamper British army recruiting. She lectured in several American cities during her visit.
Homeseekers can buy excursion tickets to nearly all U S points at all CGW ticket offices on the first and eighth Tuesdays of February March and April. Round trip fare is one fare plus $2 with return validity within 21 days. For details contact CGW agents or write F H Lord G P T A 118 Adams St Chicago.
Advertises mild climate on the gulf coast between Mobile and New Orleans accessible by Louisville and Nashville Through cars from the north. Claims first class accommodations and moderate prices for visitors, highlighting hunting and fishing appeal and easy reach via the L N R R line.
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