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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1905

Page

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1904 Yearend US lead and zinc mining prosperity report

United States Geological Survey reports 1904 as a prosperous year for lead and zinc mining and spelt production. Lead output reached 307000 short tons valued at 26402000, with major camps in Joplin Webb City Carterville Galena Duenwig and Granby. Spelter production totaled 186702 short tons valued at 18670200, up from 1903. Major zinc gains occurred in Kansas with activity also rising in Illinois Missouri Kansas district Rocky Mountain states Wisconsin Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee.

Washington United States Geological United States Mississippi Valley Missouri Kansas Joplin Webb City Carterville Galena Duenwig Granby Coeur d'Alene Aho Idaho Colorado Leadville Utah Tintic Illinois Missouri- Kansas Rocky Mountain Wisconsin Kentucky Virginia Tennessee

Election Nears Climax in Greater New York Campaign

New York City faces a fevered closing week as thousands of meetings fill five boroughs before Saturday’s polls. Tammany and Republicans pour effort into halls and autos. Ivins McClelland Hearst plan multiple nightly addresses. district attorney Jerome endures long hours. ministers amplify election discourse in Sunday sermons.

New York Greater Tammany Lower East Side Ivins McClelland Hearst Jerome

West Virginia Cruiser At Sea Off Cape Hatteras

Norfolk boats report the cruiser West Virginia fifty miles south of Cape Hatteras at 10 am with strong northeast winds and heavy seas. She is not expected to reach her location for about ten hours.

Norfolk West Virginia Cape Hatteras

Knights of Pythias Meeting in Freeport Lodge

Freeport lodge No 452 Knights of Pythias will meet this evening for work in the rank of knight. All members are cordially invited to attend.

Knights of Pythias Freeport Ailents Atend

Witte Nominated President of Ministry in Russia

News from St. Petersburg and London report Count Witte named president of the ministry with a mandate to form a cabinet and extend civic liberty. The plan includes extending suffrage and civil rights. potential changes promise a real national assembly. Odessa dispatch recalls mutinous rumors of Black Sea fleet crews at Samsun and Sevastopol.

St. Petersburg London Count Witte National Assembly Witte Odessa Black Sea Samsun Asia Minor Biriloff Choukin Sevastopol

Admiral Train Victims of Chinese Attack Near Nanking

A Shanghai dispatch reports Rear Admiral Train, commander in chief of the American Asiatic squadron, and his son Lieutenant Train were attacked by villagers near Nanking after an accidental shooting of a Chinese woman. Guns were seized, the admiral was knocked down, and Lieutenant Train was held. Forty American marines arrived to rescue but faced mob violence and were forced to fire twice as Chinese officials refused to return the weapons.

London Shanghai Train Nanking

Detectives Seek $25,000 Express Package Contents

Helena Mont Oct 30 Special detectives for the Northern Pacific Express company search for the missing contents of a $25,000 express package sent from Hamilton Montana to New York. On arrival in New York the package held only newspaper clippings.

Helena Mont Northern Pacific Express Company Hamilton New York

Santa Fe Train Wreck Kills Thirteen Near Kansas City

The Santa Fe west bound passenger train derailed four miles east of Kansas City this morning. Thirteen people were killed and twenty six injured in the wreck.

Kansas City Santa Fe

Harvest Home Service At English Lutheran Church

The First English Lutheran church hosted a Harvest Home celebration with decor of flowers fruits and autumn foliage. Rev. P G Bell preached in the morning and the choir led by C H Nott performed the cantata The Rolling Seasons in the evening. A Children's Carol by young girls featured at intermission and the pastor spoke on thanksgiving praise.

First P. G. Bell Altoona Penn C. H. Nott

Price of a Pretty Face Tea Offer Prompts Inquiry

An old advertisement offers Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at one dollar for three packages, claiming benefits for facial appearance and vitality. The text mentions red lips bright eyes and lovely color with a cryptic line about Tea or Tablets and references to Joseph Em mort.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Joseph Emmort

Indian Afternoon at Woman's Club Delights Members

A Saturday program at the Woman's Club showcased Indian culture with readings on history and blankets, legends, and music. Mrs. Breed performed piano pieces and Indian songs while four Indian maidens appeared in costume.

Woman's Club Clark Miss Clark Red Man C.S. Barrett C. D. Knowlton Breed Vera Fry Clarinda Parks C. H. Verbeck Northwest

Brother Rothermel Dies in Dallas and is Buried in Freeport

Charles T. Rothermel 64 a former Freeport resident and brother of Arthur Rothermel of Wright & Co shoe store died Friday in Dallas Texas. Remains reached Freeport today and burial is set for tomorrow at 1 30 pm at the city cemetery with private services conducted by Rev H L Moore. He had been state agent for Traders Insurance Chicago eight years after a career with Winneshiek Insurance and C N W freight works. Survived by sisters Mrs Joseph Brown Ipswich SD Mrs J R Young Dakota WI and S A Rothermel Oak Park and brothers William Chicago and Arthur Freeport. Pallbearers named.

Charles T. Rothermel Freeport Arthur Rothermel Wright & Co Dalas Tex City Cemetery H. L. Moore First Presbyterian Church William Trembor Dallas Traders’ Insurance Company Chicago New Berlin Union County Penn McClellan Rothermel Winneshiek Insurance Company Texas H. D. Rothermel Joseph Brown Ipswich J. R. Young Dakota A. Rothermel Oak Park William Arthur Win. O. Wright H. F. Aspinwall Leonard Stoskopf M. V. BH. Teat E. Ll. Cronkrite William All

Golden Wedding Observed Sunday in Freeport

Mr and Mrs John Schoeffel marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Freeport surrounded by children grandchildren and friends. The couple married October 28 1855 in Aurora and moved to Freeport in 1856 where they became respected German pioneers. John born September 22 1822 Bavaria arrived in 1853 and baked in Aurora before relocating to Freeport. Anna Marie Lahner born March 2 1829 Bavaria joined him in 1853 after living in Cleveland. They have four children and nine grandchildren. The celebration followed a dinner at their Union Street South Galena Avenue home and included references to their long religious and community involvement. The note concludes announcing the Wheeler thirtieth anniversary in Washington Street with a page continuation.

John Schoeffel Union Street Galena Avenue Anna Marie Lahner John Theodore Schoeffel Aurora Freeport Bavaria Germany New York Chicago Schoeffel United States Cleveland Louis Schoeffel J. J. Tschudy Monroe G. C. Schoeffel William Schoeffel Mr. Schoeffel Rose Albert

Freeport Club Aims to Stay in Wisconsin League

John Powers, president of the Wisconsin baseball league, visited Freeport over Sunday and met stockholders and directors who assured him the city will be in the league next season. A November fair is proposed to raise funds for the local club, to be discussed at Wednesday’s city hall meeting with a large attendance expected.

John Powers Wisconsin Baseball League Freeport Club Ar. Powers

Mrs August Fite and daughter return from Chicago visit

Mrs August Fite and her daughter along with Mrs John Darrah have concluded a three week trip to Chicago and returned home.

August Fite John Darrah Chicago

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