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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1899

Page

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Plan of Government Outlined for Philippines

The American commission proposes a governor general, cabinet, and mixed judges with a native advisory council to share power. The plan mirrors the Cuban system with a military administration for now and grants Filipinos limited self government after careful safeguards. General Otis and General Lawton are central figures in expected appointments. Public caution remains as congress must approve.

Congress Schurman Philippine ‘Commission Hay Otis Dewey Cuba Lawton Manila General Lawton Filippinos General Otis MacArthur Ludlow Wood Brooke Philippines United States

Philippine Campaign Moves Toward Summer Quiet

Washington reports the Philippines campaign likely ends active operations before heat. MacArthur rests near San Fernando with Robbe and Lawton, while Lawton moves north to outflank insurgents. Otis denies Aguinaldo armistice terms as insurgents reportedly buckle at Tarlac. A commission offer of government may be accepted, though officials refrain from speculation.

Washington Philippines MacArthur San Fernando Arayat Robbe Lawton Bacolor Mexico Santa Ana Otis United States Rio Grande San Isidro Tar-lac Aguinaldo

No Cut in Membership Passed by Presbyterian Assembly

Minneapolis May 22 Yesterday afternoon the Presbyterian general assembly rejected two plans to reduce membership. One proposal set representation at 6000 communicants, the other at thirty six ministers per presbytery instead of twenty. Colonel Hitchcock argued for synod based on membership, while the mob remark drew strong democratic style responses. The question was indefinitely deferred and other business noted, including a freedmen board deficit of 40000 dollars raised Sunday.

Minneapolis Presbyterian General Assembly F. L. Hitchcock Hitchcock Dr. Page Topeka Presbyterian Church United States McGiffert South Committee On Freedmen's Board

Washington Celebrates Peace Jubilee in Three Day Observance

Washington marks a national peace jubilee beginning today with bunting on streets and flags including the Spanish flag. Notables like Dewey Schley and Roosevelt are featured in decorations as a three day celebration opens with a 7 a.m. salute and a 2 p.m. military parade reviewed by the president and cabinet.

Washington Pennsyyvania Avenue Dewey Schley Sampson Roosevelt Hobson Dispatch Dolphin Washington Barracks Fort Meyer Peace Monument Monument

Wreck Paris Jettisons Coal as Divers Inspect Damage

Palmouth England May 3 The Paris crew jettisoned coal from bunkers while divers who inspected the Monhegan wreck examine the Paris interior. They found four or five large holes indicating serious damage.

Palmouth England Paris Monhegan

Missouri Legislature Adjourns After 138 Day Session

Jefferson City Missouri May 23 the legislature adjourned sine die after a 138 day session. The final act was defeating a revised revenue bill with a franchise tax feature. Hoanoke Virginia May 23 the German Baptists opened their business session with a large attendance and the great tabernacle filled before the morning session ended.

Jefferson City Hoanoke Great Tabernacle

An Excellent Combination of a Noted Laxative Syrup

An outline of a well known laxative remedy, California Fig Syrup Co, praising Synup oF Fras for cleansing the system, aiding kidneys and liver, and easing constipation. Claims gentle action, no irritation, uses figs for taste with senna-based medicinal qualities, pricing 50c per bottle, available through druggists in 19th century locales.

Synup Fras California California Fig Syrup CO San Francisco Cal Louisville New York

Wireless telegraphy hailed as modern science landmark

Competing editorials from St. Paul Dispatch Springfield Republican and Burlington Hawkeye praise wireless telegraphy as a solid scientific achievement with practical potential. The Hawkeye notes it as demonstrated and likely useful commercially and scientifically. The Tacama Ledger mentions telegraph companies worry but remain calm as experiments continue.

St. Paul Dispatch Springfield Republican The Hawkeye Burlington Hawkeye Tacama Ledger

Does Coffee Agree With You Grain-O From Pure Grains

A lady says Grain-O made from pure grains improves health after a week of use and is nourishing for the whole family. It is presented as a strengthening beverage for all ages with directions provided by grocers. Cost noted as 2 cents to 26 cents per package.

Older scholars learn to read for marriage

A rural schoolmaster reveals three pupils aged 72, 64, and 55 are attending school for the first time so they won’t seem ignorant when they marry. The visitor is astonished, and the teacher notes the men only study now because they plan to settle down with educated wives.

Unfortunate People Favor Foley Kidney Cure Says Advertisers

An attack on kidney disease sufferers who distrust remedies flows into praise for Foley's Kidney Cure as a legitimate medicine. A letter from H.J. Moogk, Swartz & Fleck endorses the product and laments misperceptions about quack cures.

Foley H.J. Moogk Swartz & Fleck

Deafness Cure Discussed With Constitutional Remedies

Deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion. Only constitutional remedies can restore the mucous lining of the Eustachian tubes.flammation causes rumbling sounds and eventual deafness if untreated. Catarrh is a common cause. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a $100 reward for non curing cases. About 1,500 tons of iron and brass wire are produced in Britain into pins.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo The Britain

Soldier's Rheumatism Prompted Balm Request in Pennsylvanian Letter

Veteran Geo S Anderson of Rossville York County, says a severe rheumatic attack responded well to Chamberlains Pain Balm. He asks the price for a dozen bottles for personal use and to supply neighbors, praising it for rheumatism backaches sprains swelling cuts bruises and burns. Emmert Burrell Drugstore sells it.

Geo. S. Anderson Rossville York County Penn Emmert & Burrell

New York Roosevelts Tax View On Franchise Levy

Governor Roosevelt in a special session message on the Ford franchise tax proposes taxing corporate earnings as a fair return for privileges. He opposes local bias, favors state control of assessment, and cites equity for gas, street railways and similar franchises.

New York Roosevelt Albany N. Y

Tornado Rips Through Erath County Texas May 23

A severe tornado struck northwestern Erath County Texas with 200 yard wide path damaging Mount Pleasant and Stephenville areas. William Kauffman died. about fifteen injured, some fatally. A lightning strike hit a church roof as services ended. a woman with a baby survived. Reports also mention deaths near Dublin and unconfirmed fatalities southeast of Stephenville.

Houston Tex Texas Cisco Erath County Mount Pleasant Titus William Kauffman Stephenville Methodist Dublin

Chicago to Build Lake Front Arena for 100000 Seats

An amphitheater of 1260 by 700 feet with 100000 seats will rise on Chicago's lake front this summer. Named Stadium, it will host the autumn festival and display Manila battles and naval scenes. The location is between the Art Institute and Logan Monument, two stories high with lake facing east.

Chicago Rome Lake Front Arena Art Institute Logan Monument Lake Michigan Manila

No Purpose of Oppression in Taxing Franchises

Governor argues franchises should be taxed according to value tied to use of public real estate. He says high value franchises deserve higher taxes and that wealth owners and corporations must bear full public burdens. Includes Milwaukee meeting notes and a Mills blast report from Hammond.

New York City Broadway Men of Means Man of Means Milwaukee Democratic County Committees K.c.wall National Committee St. Louis Wisconsin Wahl

Well Known Actress Rhea Dies in France

Word reached here yesterday of the death of Mlle Rhea the well known actress in Montmorenci France The report notes her fame and sudden demise abroad prompting tributes from admirers and the theater community in Buffalo.

Buffalo, N M'lle Rhea Montmorenci France

Bankers prepare Wisconsin charter opening in Stanley

J. M. and George D. Bartlett will open the Citizens bank at Stanley Wisconsin on June 1. A pearl button factory with growing pretensions has started in Green Bay Wisconsin. Chester Ilettinger aged years was struck by a baseball in Chicago fracturing his skull. The grand stand and stables at Harlem race track Chicago were burned by an incendiary fire. Less than thirty thousand dollars will cost the Carnegie company one million in state fees to obtain a charter for the two hundred fifty million dollar corporation.

J. M George D. Bartlett Citizens’ Bank Stanley Wis Green Bay Chester Ilettinger Chicago Harlem Race Track Carnegie Company Igrooklyn M. P J. R. Hartfard Loyal Alaska Gould Fields James Corrigan Chicago Terminal Transfer Company Omaha Commercial Club Admiral Schley Annie Pullman Charles Krutchen Joseph Rohart St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Waukau Surles William Co. Passmoore Michael Woods

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