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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

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Iowa GOP delegates named at large to Philadelphia convention

At the Iowa Republican convention held in Des Moines May 10 delegates at large to the national convention in Philadelphia were named: Governor Shaw George H French Dr E H Smith and LaFayette Young. The platform endorses McKinley and his administration while urging proper control of trusts. District delegates were elected and instructed for McKinley.

Des Moines Iowa Philadelphia Governor Shaw George H. French Davenport E. H. Smith Cedar Rapids LaFayette Young H.O. Weaver Republican State Central Committee Robert G. Cousins McKinley J. Ellrick W. O. Beckwith J. R. W. Rumple W. L. Roach C. E. Allbrook C. R. Rancier E. O. Worden J. J. Marsh M. J. Tobin E. N. Sargent C. M. Hinsdale John Dunn W. O. Payne

Passage of Zand River Report From Front

London May 10 The War Office received a dispatch from General Roberts at Zand River Camp stating that Baden-Powell and Roberts telegrams reach him and that Pole Carew Tucker Hamilton divisions with heavy artillery and cavalry have moved to the Zand River front. The enemy hold the opposite bank and are reported to be retreating as Roberts notes crossing the river and pursuing on three roads.

Londonx War Office Roberts Zand River Baden-Powell Welgelagen Pole-Carew Tucker Hamilton Royal Garrison

Middle of the Road Populist Convention Chooses Barker for President

The Middle-of-the-Road Populist convention met in Cincinnati for its second day. Delegates reduced the Kansas vote from 86 to 11 by district, adopted party organization and platform reports, and backed initiative referendum public ownership measures. On the ballot for president, Barker narrowly led after initial votes, Donnelly withdrew, and Barker secured the nomination. Chenault moved for Donnelly as vice president and the motion passed.

Cincinnati Kansas Committee On Platform Committee M. W. Howard Alabama Wharton Barker Pennsylvania Ignatius Donnelly Minnesota Howard Barker Donnelly Norton Donnelley Chenault

Populist National Convention Opens in Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls May 10 Special The Populist national convention convened at 9:45 am with Temporary Chairman Ringdal presiding. Credentials report found no contesting delegations and recommended boosting several states' votes, a recommendation adopted. Permanent organization named Thomas M. Patterson as permanent chairman and T. H. Curran Lee Vincent and E. M. Deisher as permanent secretaries. The platform committee was not ready to report, and the convention recessed until 2 pm.

Methodist delegates named to next general conferences

At the Chaco May 10 session of the Methodist general conference two fraternal delegates were appointed to attend the next Methodist church conference in the south and one to attend the Canadian Methodist church conference. Quadrennial reports from Bishop Thoburn of India and Bishop Halzell of Africa were presented. Thoburn noted famine and pestilence hindering missions but said energy and work have grown since four years ago.

Chaco Methodist General Conference Methodist Church South Thoburn India Halzell Africa

Resignation of Lambert and Gates at American Steel and Wire

New York May 10 Special The officers of American Steel and Wire company announce John Lambert has resigned the presidency and John W Gates the chairmanship of the board of directors.

Lambert and Gates New York American Steel and Wire Company John Lambert John W. Gates

Weather Forecast Twenty Four Hours May 10 Illinois

Special forecast for Illinois calls for fair conditions tonight and through Friday. Light winds and dryweather expected with no precipitation anticipated. Temperature ranges not specified in readable text.

Son of local man passes medical exams in Philadelphia

John Karcher reports his son William L. Karcher now in a Philadelphia medical college has passed all examinations creditably and expects to graduate with good standing May 19. He has not yet decided where to practice.

John Karcher Wm. L. Karcher Philadelphia

Gibler and Marker Families Move Homes in Local Area

J H Gibler and family move into a new residence on upper Stephenson Street while Charles Marker relocates his family from Mr Carroll into the Gibler house on North Galena Avenue.

J. H. Gibler Upper Stephenson Street Charles Marker Mr. Carroll Gibler Galena Avenue

Clark Case Delayed in Senate Amid Notice of Continuation

Washington May 10. In the senate on Chandler's motion the Clark case was set over until Tuesday next. He gave notice he would seek continuous consideration until disposition. The political maneuver signals a prolonged debate on the matter.

Washington, D. C Senate Chandler Clark

Friday Cinch Club Plans Guest Feast at Van Dyke Home

Members of the Friday Night Cinch club will travel to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Dyke tomorrow evening. They will enjoy a feast and play cards in a social gathering with neighbors and friends.

J. W. van Dyke Carda

Hats on sale from Mrs Bogar damaged millinery

Mrs H E Bogar offers a damaged stock of millinery on sale. Pattern hats priced originally from 6 to 18 dollars will be reduced to less than half. Hats to suit everybody.

H. E. Bogar

Lena residents hail Peoria convention results

May 10 Lena reports S 8 Crotzer and A J Clarity returned from Peoria convention. Republicans approve Young Dick Yates nomination. R M White and Dr. Tucker traveled to Chicago and Springfield for business and state dentists convention. J W Babcock returns to host grand piano warehouse opening with Lois Powell Bates assisting. Amity Lutheran choir entertained at tea. Grace Kauffman chaired. Lottie Bleeke to present paper on successful prayer meeting at Warren district C E convention.

Lena Crotzer A. J. Clarity Peoria Haneey Dick Yates R. M. White Chicago Dr. Tucker Springfield J. W. Babcock Lois Powell-Bates Winnebago Amity Lutheran Choir Grace Kauffman Lottie A. Bleeke District C. E Warren

A Fast Bicycle Rider Uses Bucklen Amica Salve

A cyclist endorses Bucklen's Amica Salve for quick relief from cuts sprains and bruises. The salve is advertised to relieve pain heal injuries and cure chafing cracked hands lips burns ulcers and piles. Cure guaranteed at 50 cents. Sold by Jos Emmert druggist.

Bucklen Amica Jos Emmert

Millinery Fire Sale At Mrs H E Bocar’s

Freeport shoppers urged to hurry as stock dwindles at Mrs H E Bocar’s opposite court house in Blotdf on.

Freeport H. E. Bocar Court House

Winslow & Co Sells Ladies Two Tone Bicycle Shoes

Winslow and Company advertises ladies black and tan bicycle shoes in stock. Shoes described as stylish and durable for cycling. Size and price not specified in readable text. Inventory appears to feature practical wear for female riders.

Winslow & Co

Freeport District Notes On Methodist Activities

The Freeport district reports fund and library plans for Epworth League at Shirland with 100 dollars from George G Seaton, 127 library volumes purchased in Chicago by Rev J C Jones and presiding elder, Winslow quarterly conference granting two months vacation for Pastor McKitrick, and a sub district Epworth League convention set for Elizabeth on June 12 13.

George G. Seaton Shirland Epworth League J. C. Jones Chicago Winslow McKitrick Paris

Ice season open. orders taken at Billerbeck's

Casper Nenos announces the ice season is open and requests orders be left at Billerbeck's or sent to the undersigned. Best service guaranteed.

Ice Billerbeck's Casper Nenos

Bonds Sold By Trustees Admit Investment Practices

Five years ago National Investment Co. offered tax certificate secured bonds. Trustees spent their money buying multiple issues totaling 180000 dollars. They sold all bonds to patrons and were repaid on May 1 for the initial 50000 bond issue, confirming their good faith and financing stance.

National Investment Co. of St. Paul National Investment Co Prudent Investment Co

Men’s Suits and Shirts Sale From Imported Worsteds to Negligee

A product list itemizing men’s fine imported worsted suits and various cassimere and serge options, including single and double breasted blue serges, grey and black clay worsteds, plus spring suits and boy and child outfits. Prices range from $15 to 8 cents, with a focus on fabrics, styles, and new lines such as Manhattan negligee shirts and Balbriggan underwear.

Manhattan

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