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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement touts hardwood floors as desirable and affordable. It invites readers to discuss options to make homes more comfortable and up to date, promising assistance from the seller.
The drug trust, 92 defendants, is enjoined from combining to restrain drug trade and fix prices. The decree voids all related contracts and ends the litigation with a government victory in the U S circuit court for the district of Indiana dated May 9.
A suburban Burlington train between Aurora and Chicago jumped a broken rail near Lawndale, six miles from Chicago. The wreck injured about twenty passengers while the engine baggage car and coach slid down a small embankment. Mrs. Mary Miller of Chicago died. The injured largely hailed from Hinadale area.
William D. Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners is placed on trial for conspiracy in the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg at Caldwell on December 30 1905. Jury selection is expected to take at least three weeks in Boise Idaho.
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that Illinois will see generally fair conditions with cooler air tonight and Friday. A light frost is probable tonight as the sun rises at 4 45 a m and sets at 7 08 p m with mild daytime warming expected tomorrow.
Today at Chicago and the Union Stock Yards quotes show July wheat and corn mixed. Cattle and hog volumes indicate strength with cattle and beef prices rising modestly and hogs steady to firm across weight classes. Sheep and lambs traded strong with higher bids noted for top grades.
Grace Church vestry met at the rectory last evening to reelect Secretary Horace S Webster and Treasurer Col H S Bowler. Financial reports were read and found favorable. A second meeting in two weeks will appoint standing committees and delegates to the Diocesan convention.
The United Workers of the Second Presbyterian Church will meet Friday May 10 at 101 Winslow Street the home of Mr and Mrs John Bookman. Mrs Snooks returns from Detroit as a Presbyterian delegate to present a report and Mrs Eugene Snyder will read a paper on the Boxers Rebellion TM Tea will be served from 4 30 to 7 o'clock all are invited.
A Mondovi dispatch reports Mrs Juno Silverson has given birth to four boys. The note adds she is a great friend of Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and mentions Venor Tablets by Joseph Emmert.
Robert Young longtime county resident died at his home 38 Third Street Arcade addition after a long illness brought on by grippe and complications. He lived in Cedarville and Dakota areas before moving to Freeport in 1896. Funeral services Saturday at 1 PM at his home with Rev. E. B. McKay officiating. interment Cedarville cemetery. Survived by wife Louisa, son William, daughters Ardella Harrison and Margaret and Sarah Young, plus siblings.
H M Wohlford, of South Galena avenue and Spring street, received a telegram from Rooktaven Pa announcing the death of his stepson L Warner. Wohlford plans to travel there for the funeral. Funeral services for W W Lett were held this afternoon at 2 from the Masonic Temple with the Commandery in charge and Dr Fair acting eminent commander. Pallbearers included J N Galloway W C Jenks and W C.
R T Milner Kuahner Snyder and J M Saucerman attended the funeral with many prominent Masons and G A R members. John A Davis post of the G A R held services at the grave.
Freeport Lodge of Perfection Freeport Council Princes of Jerusalem and Freeport Chapter Rose Croix elected officers for the coming year. Listings include T P G M Dr C L Snyder W W Allen J G W C Bentley Dr Allen Spicer William Trombor and many others with installation by Dr J F Fair past commander in chief of the Consistory.
At the Grand yesterday afternoon Hast Gynne drew a large audience and applause for the fine acting. The Fatal Wedding followed as an evening bill with strong performances. Tonight The Gambler and the Lady is billed as a top production. Friday Thelma will close the week. The company advertises furniture prizes announced from the stage between acts.
Mr W H Shons, the successful bidder for the four Rock Grove bridges, says bids were misinformed about the Rock Grove bridge built in 1906 and that wings were built as part of that structure with more material used in 1906 than current specifications require for the wings this year.
J T Miller master mechanic of the C M and St Paul railroad was a caller in Freeport yesterday. Alderman McGovern escorted him around the city and Mr Miller was greatly impressed with the rapid progress since his last visit.
Several members of the plumbing and senior committee appointed at Monday night’s council meeting inspected scales yesterday and found some incorrect. The investigation will be carried on for several days.
Mrs. Adelbert Harnish is confined to her home by illness. William Held is confined to his home in Stephenson street on account of illness.
Charles F. Hildreth transfers Lot 9 Block 8 Mary 3 Scott addition to John Schiller for $500. The record notes a property conveyance and price in a local real estate transfer column.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a four year old accident when a jimson bar cut his thumb. He credits Buck Fen's Arnica Salve with curing the dangerous wound. Sold for 25c at Joseph Emimert's druggist.
The world's expert palmist and clairvoyant, renowned in the state, stands today by special request. He is well known in healthy by town and does not change his name. For contact, call an ear at North Walnut and Stearns Ste. Prices reasonable.
The Board of Education of Port City School District No 145 invites proposals until 12 o clock noon Friday May 10 for 725 tons of anthracite coal to be delivered to city school buildings. The Committee on Supplies reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. C A McNamara Chair. Seadiw
Freeport attorney 8 B Turner seeks parole for Roy Powell a youth sentenced to thirty years for the 1901 murder of Woodinger Workinger in Stephenson County. Powell now requests state board of pardons release after seven years with Turner arguing for parole under supervision citing self defense not raised at trial and need for monitoring. Powell 17 at crime and Workinger 25, the case involving hypnotist exhibitions near Waidl dams Grove.
A shipment of 160 chairs arrived for the kindergarten, distributed to different sets. Recipients included students in the first ware, cancer and lincaly averdu annivers.
A reader recounts a boy’s recovery from eczema after using Electing Bitters bought at a local drug store. The testimonial claims several bottles led to a complete cure and promotes the medicine as a blood purifier and health tonic.
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