Catherine Mahon Dies After Lingering Illness
After a months long illness Mrs. Catherine Mahon wife of Edward Mahon of Freeport died at St. Francis hospital Wednesday afternoon. Born in Lena Illinois August 20 1880 she was the daughter of Patrick Hughes and the late. She leaves husband and children Mary Richard Edward Catherine and siblings Mrs Jones Mrs Fahey and Richard Hughes. Funeral from her sister Mrs Patrick Fahey 15 Howard Avenue Saturday at 9 and 9:30 from St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Ewe
Prw Rt
Catherine Maton
Edward Mahon
Henderson Street
St. Francis Hospital
Hal Pee
Mahon
Lena
Ill
Patrick Hughes
Hughes
Freeport
Mary
Richard
Edward
Catherine
Jones
William Fahey
South Dakota
Richard Hughes
Kenosha Wis
St. Mary’s Church
Patrick Fahey
Howard Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Father Leydon
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Prayer in the Christian Life at Embury Church
Tonight at Embury Church the pastor begins a talk series aimed at probationers and members. The first subject is Prayer in the Christian Life. All probationers and members are urged to attend. The Normal class meets after the prayer meeting, followed by an important official board meeting at 8 30. All board members are requested to be present.
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Embury Church
Settlement Home Board Meeting Announcement
The annual meeting will be held tomorrow Friday evening at the Woman's club room in the Masonic temple. An interesting program is planned and a cordial invitation is extended to everyone. Reports of the Home's past year will be given along with short talks by several prominent business men and an address by Miss Amelia Sears of the Chicago Bureau of Charities.
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Masonic Temple
Amelia Sears
Chicago Bureau of Charities
Albert Smith Domestic Illness Confinement
Albert Smith ticket agent for the Chicago and Northwestern is confined to his home with a slight illness. Mr Sheffner of Shannon was taken to St Francis hospital Wednesday evening.
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Albert Smith
Chicago & Northwestern
Mr. Sheffner
Shannon
St. Francis Hospital
Hiram Jones Released After Police Interrogation
Hiram Jones was taken to the police station yesterday afternoon but released after a complainant testified. Authorities decided the grounds for holding him were not sufficient to detain the young man.
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Hiram Jones
Alma Kunz Lectures On Theosophical Life At 42 West
Miss Alma Kunz will deliver a lecture on Theosophical Teachings Applied to Daily Life at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at 42 West Street. The address will be followed by a discussion. All ladies interested are invited.
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Alma Kunz
West Street
Clarence Golickson and Mamie Seiter Event Near Winslow Wis
Clarence O Golickson of masta town Wisconsin and Mamie M Seiter of Winslow are connected in a local event dated around August 28 with terse wording implying a union or related notice. No additional names or details are provided in the fragment.
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Clarence O. Golickson
Masta Town
Wis
Mamie M. Seiter
Winslow
James Cleveland Named Special Night Policeman
James Cleveland has assumed duties as special night policeman covering the business district. He travels no fixed beat but monitors activity in the commercial area.
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James Cleveland
Jacob Cook Pioneer of Orangeville Dies at 87
Jacob Cook a pioneer of Orangeville died today at noon aged 87. He was the father of O J Cook of Freeport and a respected longtime resident known for his community work.
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Jacob Cook
Orangeville
O. J. Cook
Freeport
Mrs Rohrer Shows Improvement Then Weakens
Mrs D S Rohrer was somewhat improved this morning but this afternoon grew much weaker.
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Mrs. Rohrer
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Wernl at 278 Walnut Street
Announcement notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr C L Wernl and Mrs C L Wernl at the family home 278 Walnut Street. The item records a new arrival and the parents' names and address.
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C. L. Wernl
Walnut Street
Isham Randolph Birthday Note and Engineer Biography
Isham Randolph born March 25 1848 in Clarke county Virginia. He rode from axe man to engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and later became chief engineer of the Chicago and Western Indiana and consulting engineer for the sanitary district of Chicago. He was a noted authority on excavations and bridges and accompanied President Taft on the Panama Canal inspection.
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Isham Randolph
President Taft
Panama Canal
Clarke County
Virginia
Mr.Randolph
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Sanitary District of
Randolph
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Endorsed by Health Experts
A promotion for Foley's Honey and Tar claims it is a safe, effective cough remedy with no harmful drugs. The advertisement urges readers to avoid unknown remedies and insist on the genuine product from H. J. Moog and Wm. F. Jungkunaz.
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H. J. Moog
Wm. F. Jungkunaz
Moonlight Party at the Bink Tonight
Harriet M. Burbank, piano teacher at Studio 36 Grove announces a moonlight party at the Bink tonight.
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Harriet M. Burbank
Grove Bt
Pays and Pleases To Look Over Wearing Apparel
The notice asks readers to bring all clothing items they plan to wear again to B. B. Dye Works for review and potential clean or repair services.
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B. B
Daily Journal Delivery At Ten Cents A Week
The Daily Journal announces umbrella repairs and delivery to any city area priced at 10 cents per week, offering convenient service for readers seeking quick repairs and home delivery.
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the Daily Journal
Community events page signals varied spring gatherings
The notice lists multiple April activities including Masonic lodge meetings at Py a and Stewart, a YMCA banquet, spring ceremonial, Easter Monday events, Germania society party, Odd Fellows card party, Ladies Auxiliary events, and a judicial primaries. It identifies venues such as the Masonic temple and hall, with dates stretched across March and April, reflecting a bustling local club calendar.
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Tid Matee Ene Society
Lee
Rat
King's
Phere Omen
Masonic Temple
Anneal Rendeavyous Scent Consistory
Cherry Camp
BR. N. A
Stewart
Masonic Hall
D. C
Germania Society
Odd Fellow's
Auabi
Lediv
St. Matantat
G Guild
March dates and acts parade at the theater
A sequence of program notes lists events from March 20 through April 97 at the Vaudeville house including The Smart Sect, Wresting match, Billy Link and Vaudeville Co, Time Place and Girl, Graystark, Lady Raffles with matinee and night, and The Lion and the Mouse.
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the Smart Sect
Billy Link and Vaudeville Co
Time
Graystark
Lady Raffles
the Lion and the Mouse
Favors Payne Tariff Bill Better Than Dingley
Representative Crumpacker of Indiana, a leading downward revisionist on the ways and means committee, praised the Payne tariff bill in a House speech today. He highlighted freeing certain crude raw materials used in manufacturing and said the Payne plan is a marked improvement over the Dingley act.
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Crumpacker
Associated Press
Washington
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
House
Local petition against tea and coffee tax floated
Representative Frank O. Lowden presented to Congress a petition signed by sixty residents of Savanna protesting a tax on tea and coffee. The local Court of the Tribe Ben Hur will hold its regular business meeting tomorrow night at K of G hall with several candidates for the court degree. A social and refreshments will follow the work for members only.
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Frank O. Lowden
Congress
Savanna
The
Tribe
Ben Hur
K. of G. Hall
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising one hundred dollars reward for any case of Gatarrh not cured. Includes endorsements from J. Ghene y & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo, stating F J Cheney is trustworthy. Describes cure as internal and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle and mentions testimonials.
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Hall
J.gheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Defense of Latin in prescriptions sparks debate on English use
A Druggists' Circular argues against removing Latin from prescriptions. It warns that using English drug names could cause confusion with multiple plants sharing the same term such as redshanks and snakeroots, risking wrong medicines if physicians abandon Latin.
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Circular
Chemical Gazette
Aaron
Called His Bluff and the Overcoat Revelation
A brutal husband protests as his wife recalls a past ploy. He reveals he hid a hundred dollars in an overcoat pocket for a shopping fund. She counters with a two year earlier ruse, noting she found only a glove a time card and seeds, and plans to shop for a dress tomorrow.
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William Henry Luddsworthy
One Eyed Giants and Three-Eyed Dwarfs in 1536 Voyage
Ble John Mandeville described travels in 1536 visiting islands inhabited by giants with a single eye in the forehead and other islands with one legged dwarfs, each possessing three eyes. The account portrays rare humanoid myths from his explorations.
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John Mandeville
John
Yles
Expert Statement on Reading Intentions in Proposals
A brief dialogue frames how to discern a man’s intent to propose. The bud asks for certainty, the elder replies that knowledge comes by nature and the key is sensing when he isn’t planning to propose.
Red Oak Notes Brighten County Local Column
Red Oak reports include visit by Kate Rigney. church services canceled due to pastor's absence. Rev Circle leaves for Ohio after a relative’s death. Mystic Workers hall to host new store and fixtures. Spring vacation for teachers. several residents travel. Donnie Folgate recovering after surgery. Nessie Phillips funeral with large turnout and church resolutions. Seed packages from Congressman Lowden arrive. Sunday school buys new song books.
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Red Oak
Mine
Kate Righey
Frederick Turner
Ridott
Red Oak M. E
Circle
Ohio
Clayton O. Folgate
Mystic
Freeport
F. O. Lowden
Nessie Phillips
J. W. Michaels
Cedarville
Miss Phillips
Red Oak Sunday School
Edna M. Yeagle
Emma E. Meyers
Mary C. Elsesser
St Patrick’s party local flavor and caucus results
From Our Own Correspondent Orangeville March 22 Mrs Chas Siler and baby visited Cedarville others attended Freeport trips and a matinee of A Broken Idol at Freeport. Democratic and Republican caucuses named local officials with Barnes, Ebel and others winning posts.
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Orangeville
Chas
Siler
Baby
Cedarville
C. C. Nolf
Freeport
Rev. Colver
Apollo
St. Patrick's
H. A. Hartzell
Hartzell
E. G. Bolender
R. W. Moore
H. ©. Snyder
M. W. Goose
W. G. Snyder
E. S. Wagner
Emmett Reeser
Geo. S. Wagner
H. C. Snyder
Masonic School of Instruction
Helen Ritzman
A. C. Ebel
Fred Smith
Mike Oker
Max Belknap
A. A. Clarno
Ed Loss
B. F. Wohlford
M. G. Wirsing
William Barnes
H. C C. Bobb
Wallace Sherbondy
Ed, Moore
Abe Fahr
John Miller
Ervin Bear
Henry Swartz
Albert McDaniel
Romantic life of cowboy calls lad a good boy
Frank, a young lad in Freeport, writes he longs to leave, asks for someone to teach him right from wrong, and shows a desire to be safe and well in a better home. He indicates his father and mother are dead, though this may be figurative. He seeks guidance and a stable life away from unsettled surroundings.
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Frank
Freeport
East
Read Announces Millinery Opening at Store
F A Read announces a millinery opening at his store, inviting customers to inspect new hats and accessories. The notice highlights a fresh stock and inviting hours for the event.
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F. A. Read
Appendi citis Slayer Proclaimed By Advertisement
An odd advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they prevent appendicitis by stimulating digestion and curing ailments like constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion. The notice lists Joseph Emmet as the seller for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
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Pring Millinery
New York
Gochnaur
Galena St
Otto Wagner
Galena Street
Bell and Gas
Oline
Emma Bues
Settlement Home Board Meeting
the Grand
Payne
Peoples
Joh Nso Io Galera
Warn
F. J. Bangasber
City
Benson Co
Dawkota
Kansas
Mackay
Freeport Laundry
Fred Alpright
Broadway
Orsale
van Brecklin
Hotel Metropole
E. Bengston
G. K, Beadell
George Schmidt
Tephenson St
Troy
Légdia
W. R. Mansfield Automobile and General Repair Shop
Galena
Savrowland Ranten
Thom
Pieves
Bulfelo
Cowboy
Lad
Sluiter & Brauer SO
Galena AV
ALL Paints
Merry Moth
Moth
Rexall
A.J. Robson & Go
Brewater House
3Rd Ward Drug Store
Straub & Nohe
Talking Machines
Columbia Records
Cable Co. Pianos
GEO. A. Stemm
Foutomtitative
Galena St. Opp
W.j.young & Co Books
Opp
Edw. Allington, Jr
Freeport, Fleadewly
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