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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1906

Page

7

Old Soldiers Reunite in Patriotic Day of Parades and Banquet

A morning parade through Stephenson county honors veterans of the Forty-sixth regiment with speeches by Colonel Schad el and General Atkins. An elaborate banquet at the Masonic temple followed, then a campfire gathering with reminiscences and songs from veterans and their companions, highlighting enduring ties and planned future reunions.

Arno Stephenson Street Galena Street van Horne C. J. Dittmar Stephenson County Forty-sixth KF. P. Schadel Schadel Smith D. Atkins Atkins John A. Davis Col. Putnam Yates Ilinois Byers Masonic Temple AL RR Phil Arno F.C. Held Forty Sixth Regiment Dubuque Town Minois Forty-sixth Regiment W. M. Haney Mr. Haney Maquoketa Iowa T. B. Jones Wisconsin Tinois Badger Frank T. Wilson Gilbert Station Wilson Peter Wirth Hlinois Wirth Tlinois St. John David Burrell Alnois Daniel Galvin Corinth Calvin Baileyville Tomrade Freeport F. B. Jones Forty Boys In Blue

Banquet Addresses Highlight Union Veteran Reunion

The gathering featured speeches by Chaplain Van Horne on duty and loyalty, Captain Jom B. Jones on The American Flag, and Dr. Fred W. Byers on The Ladies. Attendees dispersed on afternoon trains and many plan to depart tonight.

van Horne Jom B. Jones Fred W. Byers

Woman Arrested for Intoxication At Liberty Street Corner

A woman imbibed too freely and caused a disturbance at the Liberty and Stephenson streets corner. She was taken to the station, spent the night in custody, and this morning was provided transport to Rockford over the interurban line.

Liberty Stephenson Streets Mooni Rockford

Aboppy Thought Mrs. Austin's Pincakes for Breakfast

A compact kitchen note mentions Aboppy thinking of Mrs. Austin's pincakes for breakfast with a quick readiness cue.

Conference Postponed At German V. E. Church Tonight

There will be no meeting at the German V E church this evening. A sisterly conference will be held at a later date.

V. E. Shurch

Kent Boys Shoot Wounding Pearl Auman Near Kent

Four young men from the Kent area are bound over to the grand jury after a nighttime shooting injuring Pearl Allman as she rode home with an escort. A revolver discharged six times struck her cheek and neck. the bullet remains lodged and doctors have not located it. Police pursued the suspects, who faced potential penitentiary time, but were released on bail.

Kent Ilinois State Penitentiary William Huchmann Pearl Auman Miss Allman Graessler Miss Atuman Dr. Hooker Pearl City Clarence Oberhart Harry Brandt John Chare, Jr Henry Ross Justice Keister Huchmann Four Corners Miss Autian Dus

Mystery Meeting Disrupted By Unidentified Walkers

A fragment reports Eye and the Boys seeing two walkers who did not recognize each other. Miss Anman looked back after passing them, suggesting a chance encounter without known identities or clear intent.

Eye Miss Anman

Insurgents Captured Near Porto Pricipi Suburbs

A detachment of two hundred insurgents under General Caballero rode the Caridad suburbs in Porto Principi waving manchettes and threatening locals. Twenty American marines dispersed the insurgents, arrested thirty-nine and disarmed Caballero and his followers. Caballero promised alliance.

Havana Pspecial Caballero Caridad Porto Principi Maries

Lynching of Two Black Men Near Mobile

Masked mob 200 strong stopped Sheriff Powers at the Richard son switch three miles north of Mobile and killed two Black prisoners who were being taken to Mobile for trial. The incident followed an announced reported crime and occurred as the sheriff returned from Binghampton with the detainees.

Mobile

Taft vows to keep 6500 troops in Cuba

Havana reports President Taft today declares no intention to return any portion of the 6,500 regular troops sent to Cuba. He says this number is needed as a precaution against future troubles.

Havana Taft Cuba

Arrangement of Royal Wedding in St Petersburg

St Petersburg October 6 Special news: Grand Duke Michael heir to Emperor Nicholas will wed Princess Patricia of Connaught niece of King Edward. The betrothal follows royal discussions and formal arrangements between the Russian imperial family and the British royal circle.

Czar Edward St. Petersburg Michael Nicholas Patricia Connaught

Governor's Wife Improves in Springfield Hospital

Dr. Taylor reported a decided improvement in Mrs. Deneen's condition but cautioned she is not yet out of danger. She remains under careful observation in Springfield on October 6.

Springfield Springfield, Ill Taylor

President to Withdraw Unentered Coal Lands From Entry

Washington October 6 Special reports the president has decided to withdraw all coal lands not yet taken up from entry under U S land laws. This action excludes lands already in possession. The move aligns with conservation aims and preempts future filings by prospectors and developers.

Washington United States

Market report from Chicago and Union stock yards

Closing board of trade quotes show Dec wheat 74, Dec corn 423.5, Dec oats 34.5, Sept pork 6.50, Sept lard 7.92 to 7.95, Sept ribs 7.25. Union stock yards cattle steady at 100, cattle range 4.0 to 7.0, cows and heifers 1.40 to 3.55, stockers feeders 2.60 to 4. BA, hops 10,000, mixed butchers 3.80 to 4.08, good heavy 6.45 to 6.80, rough heavy 4.90 to 6.30, light 6.00 to 6.76, bulk sales 6.38 to 6.60, sheep 5.00 to 5.60.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Christian Science Lecture by Judge Hanna at Freeport Opera House

Judge Septimus J. Hanna of the Boston First Church of Christ Scientist will lecture Tuesday evening at 8:14 o'clock in the Freeport Opera House. He brings years of practice as practitioner and Mother Church reader and editor. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.

Septimus J. Hanna First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Opera Freeport Ells Lynch Goof First Church of Christ, Scientist

Mrs J H Wilson Returns From New York Visit

Mrs J H Wilson is home from New York where she visited her daughter during the summer.

J. H. Wilson New York Sumer

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