Literary Notes and Magazine Highlights in July Issues
A survey of current literary offerings from The Spenders dramatized for the stage by Edward Rose and produced in New York, The Only World's Work magazine notes, and features on The Codfishers of Newfoundland and Building American Bridges in Mid Africa. Reviews and brief notices cover Century John Wesley studies, Ruggles First Case, Harpers Magazine stories, Van Cortlandt house, Lions of the Lord, and Everybody's Magazine July features Fly ing Down a Fifty-Mile Flame and Kindergarten of the Streets with illustrations.
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Lothrop Publishing Company
Boston
Edward Rose
William A. Crane
Savoy Theatre
New York
Norman Duncan
Newfoundland
A. B. Lueder
Mid-Africa
Mr. Chamberlain
Canada
United States
Entor
Atlantic
Jack London
North
Mary’ Austin
Mabel Clare Craft
John Muir
Sargent
Silva
Bradford
Torrey
Ginn & Company
William Eulery Channing
Edwin J Mead
Europe
America
Great Britain
Nicholas
Parmales McFadden
Susanna Wesley
Oxford
C. T. Winchester
John Wesley
Chauncey- Thomas
McClure
Ruggles
Denver
Rngles
Gage
Soress
Godluff
N. Harben
Harper’s ‘Magazine
van Cortlandt
New York City
Society of Colonial Dames of
Republic
Alice M Kellogt
Harry Leon ‘Wilson
Salt Lake City
Joel Raa
Mountain Meadows
Brigham, Young
Ne. Lothrop Publishing Company
Everybody's Magazine
Riley Millard
W. J. Street
Palmerston
York
Chanceries
Payne to resign from Postmaster Generalship
Personal friends of Postmaster General Payne report he intends to resign from the post once Congress convenes. Health issues drive the move and he plans a trip to Boston by water next week with a return possibly by August, though no resignation has yet been submitted to the President.
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Washington
Payne
Postofica
Congress
Catskills
Boston
Roosevelt
RESULTS OF FRIDAY'S GAMES IN MULTIPLE LEAGUES
Scores are listed for the American League National League American Association Western League Central League Three Eye League and Two Are Killed in a railroad wreck near Lows Missouri Two passengers were killed and three seriously injured in a Terminal railroad collision between Granite City and Madison Illinois, naming Arma J Jerskamp of St Louis and Pred Winter of Granite City as the dead.
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Boston
Beer Tydg Setlogton
Xeveland
Adelphia
New York
St. Louis
National le Chicago
Philadelphi Cincinnati
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Denver
Des Maines
St. Joseph
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Evansville
Terreilante
Grand Rapids
Marion
Davenport
Decatur
Rockford
Bloomington
Springfield
Cedar Rapida
Lows
Granite City
Madison
Ill
Arma J
Jerskamp
Witness from Jackson surfaces in Lexington feud case
Captain B J Wen, principal witness against Curtis Jett, traveled from Jackson where he had hidden by day and ventured out at night. About $2,000 has been turned over to him as part of the Fund for Feud proceedings in Lexington, Kentucky, on July 13.
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Fund For Feud
Lexington
B. J. Wen
Jackson
Curtis Jett
Abyssinia
Menslek
Scandinavia
Menelek
Menelet
Ming
SBER
Paxton CO
Boston
Maan
Columbus Ave
Commission moves to ban opium in the Philippines
Manila July 13 The Philippine commission introduced a substitute opium bill prohibiting sale or use of opium except on a physician certificate.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Divorce totals soar in Silver Bow County year end
Busy divorce mill Butte Montana reports 142 divorces granted in Silver Bow county for the fiscal year ended June 30, surpassing Sioux Falls South Dakota. The figure underscores high remarriage and dissolution activity in the region during the period.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Row County
Sioux Falls
Reduce Big Gun to Junk in New London
July 18 in New London Conn the big dynamite gun at Fort Wright, Fishers Island, condemned recently, was blown to pieces by metal dealers who bought it for scrap.
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Junk
New London
Conn
Ort Wright
Fishers Island
Meta
Poisoned Ice Cream Incident at Petersburg Reunion
Twenty two people were poisoned after eating ice cream at a family reunion held at the home of James Reynold in Monroe township Petersburg Indiana on July 18. Authorities investigated the poisoning incident and reviewed the event details and attendees.
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Petersburg
Ind
James Reynold
Monroe Township
Ex-Speaker Charles Kelley Hospitalized Post Operation
Charles Kelley former speaker of the house of delegates lies at St John’s Hospital in St. Louis recovering from the effects of a surgical operation performed recently.
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St. Louis
Charles Kelley
House of Delegates
St. John’s Hospital
Mrs Blaine in rapid decline as end may come
Augusta Maine July 18 Mrs James G Blaine's physician reports that she was rapidly failing though it is possible to predict when the end would come.
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Mrs. Blaine
Augusta
James G. Blaine
Baseball Player Killed in Morgantown Accident
Thomas Pastorius, a well known baseball player, was thrown from a buggy during a ride in Morgantown West Virginia on July 13 and was instantly killed.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Pastorius
Prayer for the Pope at Universalist youth gathering
Delegates from Maine to California attend the Universalist Young People's union meeting in Akron on July 13. Prayer was offered for the pope, reflecting a moment of interfaith or ecumenical gesture within the gathering.
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Akron
Maine
California
Universalist Young People’s Union
Murder of Greensburg Constable by Arrest Target
Prisoner Klils Constable in Greensburg Pa reports Constable H F Bierer was murdered by Charles Kruger whom Bierer was attempting to arrest. Kruger fled after the confrontation and authorities launched a manhunt in July. Local officials urged witnesses to come forward as investigation continues.
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Klils
Greensburg
H. F. Bierer
Charles Kruger
Bierer
Eleven Prisoners Escape Williamsburg Jail in Kentucky
Telegraphis brevities report eleven prisoners escaped from Williamsburg Kentucky jail by prying out the grate of the floor. Five charged with murder others with serious offenses. Six refused to leave. Prof RE P Chapin of Muskegon Michigan chosen principal of the Layist ville Kentucky manual training school to succeed Prof H G Brownell who resigned.
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Williamsburg
RE. P. Chapin
Muskegon, Mich
Manual Training School
Layistville
H. G. Brownell
Kishenev massacre leader dies and mass arrests follow
Reports from Frankfurt and Washington outline a Russian inquiry into the Kishenev killings. A Kishenev leader dies by his own hand amid new arrests and remands. Eight hundred arrests and three hundred fifty remanded for trial mark a sweeping crackdown as cases progress to appeals and manslaughter indictments. Trials shift to Tiraspol in September with venue changes and ongoing investigations.
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Berlin
Jay
Frankfurter Zeitung
Bucharest
Honmanta
Kisheney
von Raaben
Kishenau
Washington
Prom
United States
Kishenev
Court of Appeals
Tiraspol
Ordered Troops Away After Talk With Gov Durbin
After a telephone talk with Governor Durbin Brigadier General McKee ordered 21 troops withdrawn from Evansville. Terre Haute and Evansville companies left for home, Vincennes guards remain at jail and courthouse. Police department armed with rifles will run the city. Seven funerals held. two more wounded in critical condition, potentially raising fatalities to twelve. Grand jury to hear Monday night shooting testimony from prominent citizens.
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McKee
Durbin
Evansville
Tad
Terre Haute
Fury
Vincennes
Court House
Friends of
Adam Browski
John Bee
Drive Black People From Town Rises In Sour Lake
A Southern Pacific brake man Thompson was killed by a Black person at Nome Junction. Townspeople posted notices warning Black residents, leading to mass departures and a mob raid of two Black camps by about 600 men. About 100 rounds were fired. a Mexican in the construction crew was fatally beaten. Hotels and restaurants were told to fire Black workers.
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Southern Pacific
Sour Jake
Tex
Thompson
Nome Junction
Sour Lake
Tales From The Stacks Of A Busy Era
A collection of humorous and moral tales recounting a small boyhood moment with District Attorney Jerome, a Philadelphia banker’s hen hatch story, and a Swedish missionary tale set before King Mennelik. The sketches mix wit and travel, hinting at cultural tensions and cross culture misunderstandings.
Grover Credits Kidney Pill Cure From Dodd’s Pills
A Frederika resident recounts a kidney trouble story and says Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured his urinary issues. He reports eight pounds gained in two months, no nighttime urination, and swelling reduction after using about ten boxes. The note urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Frederika
Grover
Dodd
Mr. Grover
Peruna hailed by women as cure for female troubles
An Indianapolis reader cites Peruna as a blessing for female ailments and catarrh, claiming rapid improvement after two to seven bottles. The ad-like piece urges others with female disease to seek Hartman’s advice, listing notable supporters and promising gratis guidance.
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