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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1906

Page

7

Auspicious Start for League Season Clash at Taylor's Park

Freeport and Wausau open the season with a regional clash at Taylor's Park to honor the first game. Green Bay plays La Crosse, Oshkosh visits Eau Claire, and Wausau meets Freeport as minor leagues begin. Other matchups include Decatur at Davenport and Springfield at DepHote with several former Freeport players present.

Decatur Davenport Springfield DepHote Fooksland Peoria Edlar Rapids Bloomington Wisconsin Green Bay la Crosse Wausau Freeport Oshkosh Eau Claire Filing Fort Wayne Lima Marion Saginaw Munice Bay City Anderson

Play Ball Shout Echoes Through Grand Stand

The crowd presses toward the grand stand gate as players warm up on the white-lined field. An old-time exhortation urges youngsters to return to boyhood through the lure of baseball and the ritual of play.

Wisconsin State League opens in Freeport with Wausau and Freeport clash

In Freeport the Wisconsin State League opener features Wausau and Freeport as Mayor Dittmar presides at opening. Manager Moriarity leads a fast, disciplined Wausau squad with new and returning players including Karnell and Householder. Freeport fields a strong home slate with improved facilities and eager to defend the pennant as 8:30 weekday games begin and 8:00 Sunday contests. Harry Cross of Chicago to umpire.

Freeport Wausau Anager Moriarity Nick”’ Malven Malven Karnell Billy’’ Householder Freeport Association C. J. Dittmar Malvin Householder Rockford Kray Bandelin Strawbridge Jones Papenfuss Kilpatrick Gasp

Gardner Secured as Clinton Outfielder Gains Star Addition

Reports indicate Red Gardner, an outfielder from Clinton, Ta., has been secured for the team. Details on contract length and debut timing remain to be disclosed by club officials.

Red’ Gardner Clinton, Ta

Release bid for Gwinn or Sullivan fails at $25

A caller used the telephone to press Kad Claire last night seeking the release of Gwinn or Sullivan offering $25 for either man. The bid is considered far too small to secure release.

Kad Claire Gwinn Or Sullivan

Ada M Webster Dies in Los Angeles Native of Freeport

Miss Ada M Webster, a Freeport native and one of the first graduates of Freeport High School in 1870, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. She lived in Freeport until 1891, then Denver for health, returning to Los Angeles in 1908, with funeral in Freeport pending. Survived by brothers Horace Sidney Bert and sisters Laura Rose Hermans Miller Babcock Sophia.

Ada M. Webster Los Angeles Cal Freeport High School Denver Horace Sidney Bert Laura Rose Freeport Hermans Sycamore I. H

Meeting of Illinois Reformed Church at Orangeville

The Illinois classis of the Reformed Church in the United States convenes in Orangeville with opening services last night and continuing through Sunday. Officials elected include President Rev Solomon Ream and Vice President Rev J C Beade. Delegates listed from multiple towns attend as Rev Staudt and Prof Wilson speak on education and schools relation. The Woman's Classical Missionary society holds day sessions tomorrow in U B church and night in Amity church.

Illinois Classis of the Reformed Church of the United States Orangeville G. W. Kerstetter Altamont Ill Solomon Ream J. CG. Beade Shelbyville L.A. Sigrist B. B. Royer James Dudycha Mr. Heisper Chicago C. F. Schaeffer William Korf Morrison D. S. Fouse Lisbon J. C. Beade Shelbyville, Il C. W. Staudt William Glasser IL. N. Wilson Dakota, Ill J. C. Horning St. Louis Staudt Prof. Wilson Interior Academy Dakota

May social draws modest crowd in Lena Eminent Ladies event

Lena May 3 The Eminent Ladies social drew a smaller crowd than usual yet guests enjoyed the evening. Mrs Peter Jerodat and son Francis returned from Warren after visiting Mrs M Reardon and children. Mrs L A Barr came home from Winslow after a couple of days with friends. Mrs J C Hurd and Misses Lucy Wilson and Laura Hurd visited Freeport today. Mr and Mrs H A White of Minnesota are here to see Mrs Gamber mother of Mrs White who is critically ill. Mr and Mrs A W Green and son visited Freeport yesterday. Mesdames G M Stanchfield and Belle Waite were Chicago-bound this morning.

Lena Peter Jerodat Francis M. Reardon Warren L. A. Barr Winslow J. C. Hurd Lucy Wilson Laura Hurd Freeport H. A. White Minnesota Gamber White A. W. Green

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted for Health

An official style ad claims deaths from appendicitis decline as use of Dr King’s New Life Pills rises. It promises relief from constipation and related ailments, claiming guaranteed strength and vigor. Joseph Emmert, a druggist, endorses the product, with a 25 cent price.

Dr. King Jos. Emmert

Little Girl Injured In Hancock Avenue Incident

The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Green of Hancock Avenue sustained a severe throat injury when a stick in her mouth caused her to fall forward. It penetrated over half an inch above the palate and was dislodged with difficulty. She endures great pain and cannot eat or drink.

George Green Hancock Avenue

Freeport Smokers Favor Wadsworth Chico Cigar

H J Moogk of the drug store notes Freeport patrons prefer a Wadsworth Bros Chico cigar. He explains the Chico uses fully matured Havana tobacco, burns well, and offers a satisfying smoke at 5 cents, with a dark wrapper indicating maturity.

H. J. Moogk Freeport Wadsworth Bros H. J. Moogh

New Sewing Machines Offered at Special Sale

Albertson & Stemm promote latest improved drop head sewing machines from 15 dollars with easy payments and a 10 year warranty. Factory reps from Cable Co. Pianos present at 78 Galeng Street opposite the New York Hotel. Sale runs June 6 to 8.

Albertson & Stemm Galeng St New York the Cable Co Galena St

Prominent Men at Ball Games in Washington Park

Washington Dispatch notes high level interest in baseball with judges from the Supreme Court and lawmakers from Congress and the cabinet attending games. It cites officials such as Tawney Payne Foss Burton Longworth and Moody Cortelyou Metcalf along with diplomats and senators as ardent fans at National Park during championship season.

United States Supreme Court Congress Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Washington Dispatch Ball Park Day Harlan McKenna White Justice Day Capitol Tawney Minnesota Payne New York Appropriations and Ways and Means John Dalzell Pittsburg Gen. Grosvenor Ohio Foss Naval Affairs Committee Burton Rivers and Harbors Committee Cooper Insular Affairs Committee Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati McCall Massachusetts Babcock District of Columbia Washington National Park Bob Cousins Iowa Pete Hepburn Sunny Jim Sherman Republican Congressional Committee Wadsworth New York Assembly Littlefield Maine Billie Lorimer Jim Mann Chicago Julius Kahn San Francisco Richard Barthaldt St. Louis Claude Kitchin North Carolina Joe Sibley Pennsylvania Champ Clark Missouri DeArmond Gorman Nationals Charlie Culberson Texas Senator Malory Florida Senator Dolliver Scott West Virginia Amherst Moody Cortelyou Secretary of Commerce and Labor Metcalf Department Lfe Fairbanks Wyman Willis Moore Weather Bureau Clarence Edwards Bureau of Insular Affairs Senator Aliee Delaware Senator Long Kansas

This Date in History Landmarks from 1410 to 1897

A compilation of notable events by year including the death of Pope Alexander V in 1410 the opening of the Fifth Lateran Council in 1512 Jamaica taken from Spain in 1655 Oliva peace in 1660 Sharp assassination in 1679 Byron swimming the Dardanelles in 1810 Havre de Grace burned in 1818 Louis XVIII entry in 1814 Murat defeated in 1815 Dresden insurrection 1849 Don Miguel becomes king 1828 Italian drama figure Fernando Puer death 1839 Thomas Hood death 1845 Dresden insurrection 1849 George McIntosh Troup Georgia governor death 1856 Napoleon III war against Austria 1859 leaders and events through 1897 including a Pittsburgh fire.

Alexander V Jamaica Spain Peace of Oliva Archbishop Sharp St. Andrews Sir Péter Parker Cape Fear River Napoleon Venice Lord Byron Dardanelles Havre de Grace Maryland Louis XVI Greece Pittsburg

Big Rally of Methodists Examinations for hospital attendants planned

The Illinois civil service commission will hold examinations for attendants in state hospitals for the insane in late month across multiple cities. Male applicants must be 21 to 45 and weigh at least 155 pounds. women 18 to 45 and at least 125 pounds. Starting pay is 25 dollars monthly with board lodging and laundry for men and 18 dollars for women. Applications should be sent to Joseph C. Mason chief examiner Springfield Illinois.

Illinois Civil Service Commission Joseph C. Mason Chidét Springfield Ilinois

Methodist Bishops Gather in Chicago Rally for Evangelistic Drive

Twenty five Methodist and Episcopal bishops from across the United States and abroad attend a Chicago rally at the Garrett Biblical Institute centennial celebrations. Governor Hanly presides as Rev Dinsdale Young and Bishops McCabe, McDowell, Warren and Bashford speak to mobilize 30 000 Chicago Methodists for a sweeping evangelistic movement.

Cvid Service Commission Chicago United States Garrett Biblical Institute Board of Bishops

Rocky Mountain Tea On Earth Prompts Question of Value

Joseph Emmert reflects on money and meaning as Rocky Mountain Tea enters everyday life prompting readers to weigh worth beyond price. The piece contrasts monetary value with practical benefits and personal meaning in a thoughtful column.

Rocky Mountain Joseph Emmert

Classified Notice About Easy Payments and Representations

An advertisement noting easy payment terms and a ten year warranty. It lists Albertson & StemM at 78 Galena Street opposite the New York Hotel and references factory representatives for the Cable Co. Pianos. Read the Journal's want column.

Smedley Named Secretary of Bloomington Y M C A

The Bloomington Pantagraph notes R C Smedley has been tendered the secretary role of the local Y M C A after two years in Bloomington from Peoria where he led educational and religious work. He began duties August 1 1904 and oversaw night schools and Bible study classes. Smedley, Wesleyan graduate class of 1908, grew up in Waverly Illinois and would be missed if he leaves Bloomington.

Bloomington R. C. Smedley Freeport Y. M.C. A Smedley Peoria Smedlay Wesleyan Wit Waverly, Ill

School Girls Given Drinks in Peoria Rest Rooms

Reports from Peoria Illinois on May 2 describe high school girls using whisky with teachers confirming the practice. A room called the rest room is alleged to have hosted drinking bouts and a school board physician allegedly directed the dispensing.

Peoria Ill

Mayor Edwards Is Fined After Assault Charge

May 2 Dixon Illinois Mayor I F Edwards appeared before Magistrate Keller to answer a state complaint sworn by Rev J F Newton accusing him of assault. Edwards pleaded guilty and was fined eight dollars plus costs, which were paid. Edwards is a well known city leader and educator.

Dixon I. F. Edwards Keller J. F. Newton Ee J. F. Edwards

Masonic Lodge to Meet for BE Degree Work

Excelsior lodge of Masons will hold a stated communication tomorrow night for business and work in the BE degree.

Excelsior Lodge of Masons

How Japan Keeps Strong Soldiers and Sailors Endure

An article claims Japanese people remain strong due to care of the digestive system and cites Mi o na stomach remedy sold in Freport by W F Jungkunz with a signed guarantee to refund 50 cent packages if no benefit.

Japan Freeport W. F. Jungkunz W. Fungkunz Miona

Biennial Meeting of General Federation of Women's Clubs

The biennial meeting is set for St Paul from May 30 to June 7. The Chicago Great Western Railway offers a special fare on May 28 to June 9 with one fare plus 2 dollars and return extension rights. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs St. Paul Chicago Great Western Railway Great Western J. P. Elmer Minn

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Sol Freeport and Taylor's Park A Crosse Free Port Pinay Iinois Classis Reformed Church of Newlands Nevada Rayner Charlie Fred Landis House Senate Sergeant At Arms Ransdell Harrison Journaal’s Want MR. Smedley Freeport Y.M. C. A Mayor Edwards Cii Kuehner Bros Swiss India McPherson & Service Stephenson St Freeport Gaslight & Cok
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