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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1908

Page

3

Solons Press White Slave Bill as Revenue Bills Move Forward

Springfield May 6 The general assembly reconvened and fast tracked revenue measures amid partisan debate. The senate advanced the White Slave bill by emergency vote, aims to aid police in stamping out prostitution while debates over other bills continued and judiciary committee took up several measures.

Springfield Line General Assembly Senate Uinois Tuey Thy

Wealthy farmer acquitted sparks Peoria inquiry

In Peoria County on May 6, Frank J F Potter, wealthy retired farmer, is held for coroner’s inquest into Layada Potter’s death. bruising and peritonitis cited. inquiry postponed awaiting Potter daughters. Weather and local disruptions noted as inquest proceeds.

Peoria Frank J F. Potter Peeria Layadta Potter Bruce Hetnes Adehaan Ned Porter John Totnes Aes Potter Bruce Pielrooes Potter

Fragmented OCR Summary From Unclear Local Text

The readable portion mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence. It hints at a local item or notice but lacks coherent facts or outcomes. No clear event date, organization, or complete participant list is preserved.

Unclear Party Meeting Delays and Possible Result

A damaged United States political note reports Republicans preparing for hours of discussion and potential outcome tonight. It mentions members of the party at Washington May addressing the ban and a conference resolution, with the meeting proceeding under an understanding about the result regardless of what it is.

Washington Phe Rapobie Batoudi Guy Earlie

MADMAS AWFUL DEED AND MURDER RAMPAGE

A chaotic account describes a double homicide linked to Devaney and Shackelford. Police surrounded a scene in Sabey Podewine where two women were attacked. Shackelford was killed. Devaney later died as authorities recovered bodies and secured the site amid a violent spree.

Pliaiteene Tita Wwe Ene Haletina Aesaa Shackelford Toe Vanes Panter Devaney Devaney Sabey

Debate Over Vreeland Bill Resolution On Currency Reform

A sparse audience watched Speaker Cannon support a resolution introduced by Representative Bennett New York endorsing core Vreeland bill principles. It backs commercial paper clearing house as a currency asset and a currency commission, with a five member committee to finalize the measure before adjournment in five days. The conference plans a reconvened session in early September with speeches from both sides.

Cannon Bennett New York Tive

Cardinal Logue’s strenuous second day in Washington

The second day of Cardinal Logue’s visit to Washington began with early mass at St Patrick’s Church and ended with a reception for the visiting Roman Catholic hierarchy. He attended a university function in his honor, toured the city, and called at the British embassy.

Washington Cardinal Logue St. Patrick’s Churcel Herarchy

Boy Shot in Wild West Game Falls to Rifle Blast

New York May 6 A Wild West game ended tragically when eight year old Frank Green was shot in the right eye by nine year old Joseph Finley. Detectives trailing Finley found him kneeling in Appe rby church praying that Frankie would not die.

New York Frank Green Joseph Finley Finley Appearby Frankie

Ohio Troops to Stop Night Riders

Governor Harris orders troops from Columbus to Ohio tobacco district to restore order. Martial law declared in Brown County as forces move to quell night rider disturbances.

Ohio Columbus Clovernor Harris Ohio Tobacco District Brown County

Two Heroes at LaGuayra

Caracas May 6 plague struck port of LaGuayra is shut off from land and sea and two heroes emerge amid the crisis. Residents recall aid and resilience as authorities work to contain illness and restore trade and safety.

Caracas LaGuayra

Plague Fighters Tt Moffat and Dr Gomme Join Effort

The United States constart Toyomas, Tt Moffat, and Venezuelan Physichia Dr Gomme Peraga collaborate to field the plague response. Both parties contribute expertise to the effort.

Heenes Constart Toyomas

Cleveland Still Improving Says Mrs Cleveland

The Cleveland condition continues to show daily improvement according to a statement by Mrs. Cleveland. The update comes from Lakewood and reflects ongoing recovery of the ex president.

Cleveland Lakewood Afay

Tainted Tobacco Beds and Political Dispatches Across Kentucky

Series of short notes: tobacco beds on Joseph Ware farm in Boyle County were dug up by vigilantes. Kentucky Governor Wilson announced a pardon decision for Cavely Powers. Admiral Divans rejoined the fleet and controlled the battleship Conmeeticat. Mount Belle reports tremors and earth shocks. Folin Norris claims wet paper could be sold for 20. A heroic WWI victory noted. brothers Henness drown while saving a sibling near Missouri. Speaker Cannon to confer with President Roosevelt on late-session legislative program. William O. Bradley’s credentials presented as senator. Dick Phisiland and Pert Keyes fought six rounds with no decision. Pauline Leroy Trench marries Samuel G. Wallstalf in Newport RI. storm hits St. Louis area with fatalities and a washed-out bridge.

Joseph Ware Boyle County Wehi Wilson Kentucky Admiral Divans Bigship Emprian Mount Belle Econoinvies Hose Committee Waper Trust Folin Norris Tom Atesieo Hero Benjamin Joseph Henness Ofation Cannon Roosevelt Witte House Dick Phsiland California Pert Keyes New York A. Coat Pauline Leroy Trench Amos Tuck Frenel Alfred G. Vanderbilt St. John’s Church Newport R. 1 Samuel G. Wallstalf St. Louis Belleville Ward Wiesmann

Unclear Event Prompt Describes Wind Affected Contest

Fragmentary text suggests a wind related disruption or contest involving named persons and places, plus an electrical or official involvement. Details are unreadable, but implies a co decision or contest at a Belo location with participants such as Clerence Benwlish and Georges Memsie.

Georges Memsie Clerence Benwlish of Guavada Lus Apes Belo

Scores on the Ball Fields in New York and St Louis

Sports scores and standings fragment list games across multiple cities. Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, St Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St Paul, Indianapolis, and Washington weather notes appear, with partial scores and lineups.

New York Chivadelphia Boston Brooklyn Urtsburg Worther St. Louis Obetrott Pat Pliiadelphis Pheiadelphia SO Pat Chitngs Wreshington Weather Association Kansas City Tumbus Iansas City Minneapolis Leriseile St. Paul Indiasnapo-lis St. Pango

Washington Senate Debates Forestry Service Funding

An extended speech opposed to the forestry service was presented in the senate criticizing its forest estimates. The debate touched Brownsville and civil appropriation, with attempts to obtain funding for an investigation into safety. Underwood objected. House increased appropriations by 12,841,000 as votes continued.

Washington Tresburn Ordaa Senate Guy Coliticall Warner Brownsville House Gaines Cveane Chaney Underwood Loo

Storm Visits Purvis Wises Town Again

May 6 reports from Purvis Wises Mississippi describe another storm that causes minor damage. Heavy rain undermined new arbors and temporary canvas roofs, injuring stock losses for local stores while residents repair their homes after prior storms. The text also mentions a separate hydro project in Sault Ste Marie and a distant civil work timetable.

Uattiesburg Miss Purvis Wises

Prohibitionists Gather to Plan a Raid on East Shops

Prohibitionists convene to map a statewide push toward dry laws, elect a new state central committee, and organize for upcoming elections. Delegates from across the state attend the convention, aiming for decisive victories at polls next November and a nationwide prohibition push.

Columbus Central Oach

Wheat Laden Canal Boat Reported Ready for Movement

A fragment reports a canal boat carrying wheat ready for movement as the Erie Canal is formally eyed. The note mentions Pilalo and Mary G.0 Cuub with figures around forty three and carrevines about SG C bushels, though details are unclear in the damaged text.

Wait Pilalo Noy Mary G Erie Canal

Three Die In Storm Rain Ravages Border States

A severe storm across southern Arkansas western Tennessee and Mississippi killed three people and injured several others. Property damage was extensive as winds and hail swept the region. Names of the deceased include an identified man, and others listed as Woln Lukassewies and Mary Sceszepanaked.

Memphis Tenn Dess Oaver Arkansas Vermessee Mississippi Woln Lukassewies Mary Sceszepanaked Marehe

Recalling a Mailed Letter and Withdrawal Blank Use

A tale from the Boston Transcript explains recalls after mailing. It describes withdrawal blanks at post offices, deposits to cover costs, and telegraphic requests for return. It warns that people have sent money to fraudulent parties and later learned the danger.

Apolies Grone Boston

A Gentle Hint From a Moralizing Bachelor and Teapots

A moralizing bachelor declares life a gloomy poison and mocks solitude while a girl with her teaset resists confinement in a brief, quippy exchange reflecting social mores of the moment.

Jubilees and Prohibition Fervor Mark Election Year Rally

A spring election rally unfolds with Prohibition advocates and women’s groups in attendance. The session features speeches on local option laws and Supreme Court rulings, with attendees including notable Prohibition activists and local leaders.

Supreme Court Marrsten S. Merry Alec Hans Elion Ieriabaa Bed Jeannene Rey W. Meleout Ll. Mowland Harry Ss. oVacbapety

Spring Winds and Pinealve Carbolized Poultice Trade

Advertisement notes Spring Winds to chap and freckle skin and promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin. Product sold by H. J. Moogk and CG P Queather.

H. J. Moogk CG. P. Queather

How to Amuse Children

When children grew restless on rainy days the article suggests simple activities. It advises using old tomato baskets, yarn, and thread to create toys, guiding them to weave and thread items, while directing attention to household objects and basic crafts to occupy their time.

How to Soothe Tender Feet

A concise guide advises gentle foot care for tender feet. Daily baths in mildly scented oil or water refresh achy feet, with similar treatments suitable for both feet.

Perthadar

How to Clean a Chiffon Blouse Guide

Cleaning tips describe covering the blouse with powdered ammonia, rolling it, and leaving overnight. Shake out the fabric to restore a fresh appearance after one or two days.

ManZan Pile Remedy Tubed Ready for Use

ManZan Pile Remedy comes in a collapsible tube with hozzle for one application. It soothes heals reduces inflammation and relieves soreness and itching. Sold by H J Moogk and C P Guenther.

H. J. Moogk C. P. Guenther

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