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Cutoaco October 27 special report showers expected tonight in Illinois and Saturday.
27 Oct 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
1
Cutoaco October 27 special report showers expected tonight in Illinois and Saturday.
Lonpox Oct 27 Special reports the queen's prorogation speech praising regiments for repelling Boer invasion in South Africa and praying divine blessing on the army to restore peace and good order. A Dundee resident notes Gen Symons died Monday, burial next day, and Boers occupied Dundee Monday afternoon. Vryburg magistrate reports 513 Boers killed at Mafeking. Lapysmira Oct 27 Special says Gen Yule's column recovers from march fatigue and praises troops' morale.
Rev Sydney C Partridge appointed bishop to Japan after ties to Chinese missions. The church resolved to seek Canterbury's archbishopric approval to transfer Hawaii's spiritual jurisdiction to the American church.
John Seitz returns from Chicago after attending Nellie Hettinger and J. L. Tatnall wedding. Miss Laurie Severing heads to Chicago for nurse training with a St John’s church reception honoring her. Embury church hosts Rev. Burling’s reception. Court of Honor meets. Friday Night Cinch Club hosted by Dr and Mrs Mease. Margaret Brubaker entertains for her brother Arthur and his wife on their wedding trip. Farewell reception planned for Rev J D McCaughtry at Second Presbyterian. D A Molter leaves Grocer to join Franklin McVeigh Co in Chicago territory. Al Owen ill and bound for Michigan. Molter replaces him.
The Woman's Club presents a mixed program of vocal and instrumental music led by Ada Williams of Chicago at the First Presbyterian Church, with home talent supporting. Admission is 20 cents, inviting all to attend the evening concert featuring works by Bach, Mendelssohn, and Beethoven among others.
Mrs H V Brown offers lessons in china painting at 74 Clark Avenue with a start date noted as 10-19. The notice provides location and activity details for interested hobbyists.
Harriet M. Burbank, teacher of piano, advertises Studio 149 West Street. Bargains at J. Vickers Market feature fish specials including oat and white fish for 10 cents. Other fish priced lower than the lowest, at corner of the C O D store and Mechanic Street.
Fifteen hundred delegates are expected at the semi annual session of the Northern Illinois Teachers association in De Kalb Illinois. The event runs through Saturday noon at the new State Normal school auditorium. Noted figures include F N Tracy, Bayliss, John W Cook Ella F Young O F Bright McMurray Barbour N D Gilbert and W L Steele.
Dallas Texas Oct 27 Special Rev G E Morrison was hanged at noon today for the murder of his wife in October 1897. On the scaffold he declared his innocence. He planned to poison his wife to marry Miss Anna Whittlesy, a wealthy woman from Carbondale Illinois who was the main witness against him.
In Decatur Illinois on October 27 a clash occurred at a coal shaft when four non union workers arrived. Strikers tried to deter them and a fight ensued in which Marion Mays a non union worker shot two strikers, one likely fatally. In Serine Vattey Illinois later the same day the coal miners strike ended with the company granting most demands.
New York Oct 27 Special Brigadier General Guy V Henry late military governor of Porto Rico died this morning of pneumonia age 60 His death leaves vacant the command of the department of the Missouri to which he was recently appointed and also creates a vacancy in brigadier general in the regular army
Washington cabinet session ran two and a half hours with reticent members and hints of military and naval plans to be enacted soon. The discussion touched on Ohio's critical outlook and reference to a bishop being appointed to Japan. St Louis report notes the House of Bishops meeting today.
Congressman Walter Reeves of Streator, an avowed candidate for the Republican governor nomination, will visit next Thursday and meet Stephenson County Republicans at the County Club rooms above J Hoffman's dry goods. Miss P Windecker is a new clerk at Wingert's racket store. E W Graves signs each box of Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The Jenness Miller shoe is praised by early buyers, available at Winslow & Co. Knowrow Bros. Bankers advertise farm investments in Minnesota and eastern South Dakota.
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