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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
Canton Ohio May 24 Dr Portman reports Mrs McKinley much better in heart action and circulation though relapse possible due to weak constitution. A later statement from Dr Rixey notes improvement but warns the condition remains serious with paralysis limited to one arm.
The Standard Oil company filed in federal court a bill of exceptions against the government’s complaint seeking to declare Standard and its seventy allied companies an unlawful restraint of trade and to dissolve the combination. A brillant array of counsel appeared for arguments.
Boise May 24 The Haywood trial jurors moved forward at 9 30 am Henry Curtis was accepted by both sides The prosecution used its seventh peremptory challenge by excusing Isaac Bedell a farmer who had been on a juror set for several days
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission said the assertion he informed the president the Harriman lines were practically acquitted was unfounded. He stated yesterday's statements were incorrect and rejected the charge as baseless.
The Associated Press reports that in Columbus Ohio on May 24 the Presbyterian general assembly selected Kansas City for the next meeting. The standing committee on temperance report was accepted without debate.
Showers tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. The sun rose at 430 AM and sets at 724 PM.
Former United States Senator John Patton died in Grand Rapids Michigan on May 24 from typhoid fever according to the Associated Press obituary report.
May 2 Chicago closing board of trade quotes for July wheat oats pork ribs lard with July values. May 24 Union Stock Yards figures show cattle beeves cows heifers stockers feeders steers and hogs with price ranges and movement.
Stephenson street is transformed into a beauti ful little theatre with Raymond S. Wise designing the foyer. The new moving picture show aims for an artistic air, pleasing managers and patrons alike.
Freeport acquaintances say Aspinwall was not involved in any wrongdoing and had been a temporary officer. The message from New York as critics say newspaper counts are incorrect.
H F Aspinwall of Journal Printing Co Freeport Illinois asserts no fraud in newspaper accounts and states all money is in one hand in a signed message dated May 23 informative letter addressing accuracy concerns.
Freeport speculation centers on the Standard Title & Trust Company receivership and Mr. Aspinwall’s alleged role as treasurer. The telegram suggests misinformation, notes his absence from Philadelphia, and recalls his recent headquarters in New York. Friends in Freeport expect a clarifying letter soon.
In circuit court this morning F M Goodwin versus The Standard Oil company returned with Tiffany and Clarity arguing for a new trial on instruction error from the March term. Judge Heard overruled the motion. Daughenbaugh v Daughenbaugh an ejectment suit had defense pay costs and a new trial granted. Court adjourned to next Friday when the Shons case will be resumed.
Tuesday May 28 invites the original Elijah chorus under Dr Shelp at Embary M E Church. Two similar winter concerts impressed listeners and this free event with a silver offering invites all to attend and contribute as they see fit.
Harlem Park baseball opens its season in Rockford with a Saturday start set for May 25. The event marks the return of local play and draws fans to the ballpark for opening night.
Rev. H. M. Markley was installed as pastor of the Second Presbyterian church last evening in a large gathering despite rain. The event featured Rev. I. S. Scott presiding, Rev. 58.8. Crayer delivering the sermon, and charges given by Rev. Benjamin L. Brittin and Rev. H. L. Moore.
Firefighters responded to a blaze at Evans and Hoefer’s plumbing shop on Stephenson Street. Six bales of oakum in the basement caught fire, flames licking from beneath the sidewalk grate as firefighters battled dense smoke before extinguishing the blaze with a spray and interior access.
A Batavia letter from May 23 clarifies an earlier Freeport Journal report about an automobile accident. The writer explains the injury came from a crank slipping during cranking, causing a cut under the left eye and bruising. recovery followed with erysipelas but he is now on duty and in good health.
An evening meeting of two local Woodmen camps resulted in their consolidation. Despite opposition from some members, the majority supported unification and the Cherry camp officers will run affairs until the next election.
Prof Axel Walfrid Titus who heads the church choir will present a song recital at the First M E Church on Wednesday evening June 5 as a tribute to Freeport friends. Edith M Cook will be piano accompanist and Miss Genevieve Albright will read. A pleasing program is promised.
A boys practical talk at the YMCA features Chester Hoefer speaking on Historical New England. The program includes pictures and relics from the era and welcomes any interested boy to attend.
Promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid for women, claiming a refined complexion admired by men. Presenting Tea or Tablets at 33 cents, distributed by Joseph Emmert.
The Illinois Christian Missionary society district convention in Rock Falls reports strong growth and high attendance. Miss Boyd of India inspires with her Bilaspur work while delegates from Freeport Savanna Polo and Dixon discuss state missions and district prosperity.
A delivery wagon from Schoeffel and Brokhausen overturned after starting at Empire street and South Galena avenue. The Tongue broke, wheels twisted at the car switch, driver Oscar Ohlendorf escaped injury. Another Burrell Brothers wagon axle broke on Union street, blamed on a jolting edge mood at Park avenue crossing.
The funeral of the late Simon Stans was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence at the corner of Chestnut and Tutty streets. Services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Holke of St. John's church. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
The friends of Prof W R Bowlin former principal of the Tenn schools are pleased to learn he has been elected superintendent of the public schools at Washburn Illinois The city of Washburn is a bustling place of about 1000 people
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. G. Chapman of Carroll street marked their fifty seventh anniversary yesterday. They wed in Philadelphia on May 28, 1550. Mrs. Grant Chapman of Bagley Iowa visited for the occasion.
Judge A. J. Clarity will deliver the commencement address at Da kota Interior academy on Wednesday evening June 5. The institution has seven graduates this year.
Samuel Mogle says his son assaulted Philip Parker because Parker harassed his daughter despite being refused by her parents. He notes Parker continued to press attentions after the incident and was obstinate in his behavior.
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