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Newspaper

Freeport Republican

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1881

Page

2

Fell Dry Goods and City Notices

The page lists advertisements for vendors and venues including Fell Dry Goods and the Grove Opera House. It notes the Mrs Garfield fund total at 324,975 and discusses forthcoming state elections in ten states with governors to be chosen in seven, plus Senate elections in several states. It mentions rumors of Cabinet changes after October 10 and details funeral coverage of President Garfield with services and memorials across multiple cities. Illinois Supreme Court rules no county officer elections this fall. county officers will stay in office until November 1882 elections.

Massachusetts Iowa Minnesota Mississippi Ohio Virginia Wisconsin United States Blaine Arthur Senate Supreme Court of Illinois Hyde Qerk Kleckner Hutchinson

Mississippi Trade Growth Threatens New Orleans Rivalry

The Peoria Journal notes that despite Yankee derision or fear of Capt. Eades, Mississippi waterway shifts could turn New Orleans into an inland city by feeding the Atchafalaya, as barge lines expand grain shipments to Europe and foreign trade steadily grows, making New Orleans a formidable rival to New York in commerce.

The Peoria Journal Journale of the East Eades Jeturn Mississippi New Orleans Gulf Atchafalaya Europe New York

Garfield funeral observances discussed in Chicago meeting

The Chicago gathering to prepare for President Garfield's funeral reflected on his life and service. Hon. B. A. Stores praised Garfield as a steady, rising figure who faced duty with courage, from humble beginnings to national leadership, and who never abandoned forward progress.

Chicago Garfield R Eacy Wuicecks Jenpa Ua Auureen Surshite Storm Becdane

Magnetized by a Childs Memory of Webster

An elderly Providence correspondent recalls a WW Webster image on a Whig father’s wall. At eight, a girl stared at the famous portrait, the man meeting her gaze with curious eyes. She felt she was magnetized by the state giant and the tale of boro-worship sparked her imagination.

Webster Providence Press

Maid Seeks Handshake with Daniel Webster in Dream

A woman recalls a childhood moment when she stood in the sun with Daniel Webster. She remembers his gentle voice and soft touch, and she declares she will love Webster to the end of her days, even after many forty odd years.

Daniel Webster

Garfield Memorial Procession in Freeport 1881

Memorial services follow President Garfield’s funeral in Cleveland. A vast procession moves through Freeport with military bands, Knights Templar, Odd Fellows, and civic officials. Mayor McNamara presides at Park stand as speeches honor Garfield’s life and sacrifice.

Sir Knights Odd Fellows Freeport Stephenson Street Adams and Carroll Streets Third Word Park Garfield James HT. McNamara Dexter A. Knowlton United States R. F. Sweet Zion Episcopal Parish McNamara Smith D. Atkins

Garfield the War Hero Turned Statesman and Senator

A biography recounts James A. Garfield’s impoverished youth in the wilderness, his rise from canal driver to army general, and his ascent to Congress and Senate. It highlights his integrity, leadership, and pivotal campaigns, including his decisive role at Chickamauga, his steady stance on finance, and his later national prominence as a Republican leader and presidential candidate.

Garfield Death Revered in Freeport Memorial Service

Citizens of Freeport gather in sorrow to honor President Garfield. Speakers praise his Christian character and legacy, noting national unity despite party lines. Rev. Jenking and City Attorney John McKean lead prayers and reflections as the cortege returns to the courthouse amid widespread mourning.

Resolutions of Condolence for Patriarch Ludwick

During Wester Docampment No 23 meeting on September 27 1881 a resolution of condolence was adopted mourning the death of Patriarch Ludwick. It notes his upright character, the widow’s loss, and honors him as a valued citizen while directing minutes and a letter to the widow and local newspapers. Committee: Jones W. Kornig J. W. Pores.

Wester Bey Liy OUP Mpn Ludwick Ee Fll Jones W. Kornig J. W. Pores

Resolutions on Garfield Death by John A Davis Post

At a John A Davis Post Grand Army meeting General James A. Garfield, president of the United States, died September 19 in a blaze of wounds from an assassin. The post adopts resolutions praising him as a wise chief, patriot, and Christian, and votes to join memorial services in Port on September 26 1881. A copy of the resolutions will be kept on post records.

Fretront Gen D. Atkins Garfield Yar G. W. Whiteside John Erfart D, Adamson W. W. Krape James McNawara R. E. Hayes C. Diffenbaugh Jacob Krotin St. Water Willians Koenig Warner Furxyort Gexttlewen Third Ward Foreeport Swita D AtkiNs Fenehal Atkins Lea Arkee Ciaran Cleveland Colemn Belle Ohole Abraham Lincoln James A. Gurfield Garfeld Ohio Himolf Hewtn Michigan Huubla Howe John A. D Vis J. A. Sheetz James A. Garfield United States Long Brand N. J John A. Davis Busbar Pr Port

Centensi lodge notes on President Garfield death

At a Centensi lodge meeting the members adopted resolutions praising President Garfield. They mourn his death and commend his energy, pluck, and unflinching honor, pledging to honor his memory and imitate his virtues. copies will be shared with city papers.

Centensi Lodge Wuhereas Garfield Uni Earth Centennial Lodz City Papers R. J. Wagner Joan Hart Sara A.ea

Death of President Garfield Sermon in Freeport church

A letter from readers thanks Rev H D J Kivu for a Sabbath sermon at First Presbyterian Church in Freeport honoring James A Garfield. The note praises the life and death of the president, and requests a published copy of the sermon. Signatories include James S Cochran and others, dated September 27 1881.

H. D.J Kivu First Presbyterian Church Freeport

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