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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1873

Page

7

Pomeroy Case Explains Its Trans to Page’s Bribery Inquiry

Kansas Senate committee reports in the Pomeroy bribery inquiry that York failed to substantiate bribery claims. It finds York's statements inconsistent, while attributing potential motive and suggesting Page and Pomeroy’s conduct warrants scrutiny. The majority says Pomeroy committed bribery. the minority finds charges unproven.

H Wasuinaron Sarge Lion Kansas A.M. York B. F. On Frelingi I. Bes Simpson Mir Pomeroy Januhin York Poper Ark Page Tesuies Senate Page United States Mr. Pomeroy Frelinghuysen Buckingham Alcorn Torexa Kan House

Farmers Repel Rail Fare Extortion in Rail Delegation

Eighteen farmers from Suleim Far mers Club boarded the lightning express from Chicago at Lexington at 2 am to attend a city convention. They offered fifty cents each to cover fares, but conductor Mason refused the sum and insisted on sixty five cents per passenger. The delegation pressed the issue as a legal dispute over rail charges.

Nixaton Pomeroy T. B. Bid- Tow W.reynolds Delong York J. A Page Topeka W. P. North Toyzho Ame anti-Pomeroy Tor Borland tHorton Kansas Washington Senate Indeite N. Til Chicago Lexington Farmers' Club Suleim Mason

Farmers Refuse Train Fare Ejectment Fight Fails

A train confrontation between farmers and conductors over extra fare escalates to force but ends peacefully. The train is side tracked for reinforcements from Bloomington. After a tense standoff about fifty to sixty five cent fares, all farmers eventually pay and the train continues two and a half hours late.

Bloomington Lexington

Two Horse Hand Raking Reaper and Mower Combined

Advertised tool listing shows a two horse hand raking reaper and mower combination by Jere Pattison with Manny as the maker. This antique implement is described for horse powered farming use.

Pattison P. Manny Reaper & Mower Combined Pattison “Victory” Walking Wheel Cultivator

Demand for 75000 Raised Fast Sparks Major Store Sale

A prominent firm Best and Morgan seeks 75000 urgently to meet a spring trade need. To raise funds the dry goods stock across all departments has been marked down dramatically with thousands of dollars worth selected for immediate sale at any price. The house plans a complete change in appearance and strategy for the coming spring.

Best & Morgan

Unclear OCR fragment hints at financial figures

Fragmentary text lists numbers and currency symbols possibly from a financial record or invoice. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable to anchor a concrete story or headline.

Illinois Central Lands at Auction in Three Counties

Illinois Central Railroad Company offers unsold lands in JoDaviess Stephenson and Carroll Counties at auction. Hanover March 24 at hotel, Loran March 26 at JoAn Erb residence, Thompson's Mill March 28 at Mill, Galena Court House Door March 29. One quarter cash with six percent interest. rest in installments over one to three years with six percent interest. Mr K Miner supervises.

Ilinois Hanover Loran Joan Erb Thompson's Mill Iinterest K. Miner

Best and Morgan Dry Goods Stock Slashed for Cash

Best & Morgan, a leading dry goods firm, announces a huge sale to reduce a $75,000 surplus stock. The ad markets millinery, dress goods, silks, shawls, alpacas, and other items at greatly reduced prices, some at cost, to turn inventory into cash.

Best & Morgan Chicago

Special Notice on Gargantuan Price Reductions at Best & Morgan

Best & Morgan announce wide price cuts across departments. French Merinos fall to 75 cents from $1.00, Fancy Dress Goods to 20 cents, black Alpacas and wool flannels heavily discounted, shawls and ottomans marked down, ladies cloaks and water-proofs reduced to $7, and men’s shirts and drawers cut by one third. Stock marked down and sold at job prices. salesmen to quote further reductions on request.

Best & Morgan

Surplus Millinery Stock Slashed in Bond Street Sale

Fancy and millinery goods house slashes prices on Bonnets data ostrich feathers laces embroidery fringes and gloves. Special reductions offered for large wedding orders in millinery and dress making with emphasis on first class execution and distinctive taste.

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