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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

12

Roosevelt confidant Root briefed on American crises in London

Elihu Root, former secretary of state and New York senator, met Colonel Roosevelt at Dorchester House in London. Root shared details from Gifford Pinchot and big newspaper correspondents on the insurgent movement, Ballinger hearings, Cannon battles, and Taft’s actions. Root travels to The Hague to argue for American fishermen’s treaty rights in Newfoundland waters, a case with broad international implications for treaty rights and colonial limits on aliens.

Elihu Root United States New York Colonel Roosevelt America Lion Hunter London Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot Senator Root Dorchester House Ambassador Reid Ballinger Taft Root Hague Newfoundland Hague Tribunal

Millikan Named New Wizard Of Electrical World

University of Chicago physics professor Robert A. Millikan captured a single ion, tagging it to unlock the mysteries of electrical charge. He explained ions as charged atoms or groups, showed oil droplet methods in an air condenser, and supported Faraday’s ionic hypothesis while proving kinetic theory of gas molecules.

Robert A. Millikan University of Chicago Millikan Edison and Marconi Sigma Chi Society Faraday

Wilson Calls for Democratic Regeneration in Colleges

Dr. Woodrow Wilson, president of Princeton, warned at a Pittsburg banquet that without self-possession the nation would stagger into bloodshed. He attacked churches and universities for serving elites over the masses, urged democratic reform, and said American colleges must embrace common people and rebuild from top to bottom. He praised Lincoln’s legacy but argued college men are less serviceable to the country.

America France Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Sons of Old Nassau Pittsburg Wilson Lincoln Princeton

Illinois Bribe Case Judge McLurely Rules on Indictment

Judge W H MecLurely of Cook County Circuit Court rejects motions to quash the indictment against a former legislature member in the Illinois bribery case. He rules bribery occurs when money is given to a legislator in exchange for voting or actions, regardless of where the crime is alleged to have occurred. The ruling follows arguments over jurisdiction and legality of bribery laws affecting postvote rewards. The case, first since Lorimer era, draws wide interest from the bar and the public as it proceeds.

W. H. MecLurely Cook County Illinois Lee O'Neil Browns McLurely Sangamon United States Mesurely Arsig McBurely

Salaries Raised for Iowa Postmasters in July

Des Moines reports list salary increases for numerous Iowa postmasters effective July 1, with amounts ranging up to 3 200 for Marshalltown and 3 500 for Waterloo, plus numerous smaller rises. Also notes decreases for Anita Cambridge Eagle Grove Emmetsburg Kingsley Lisbon Livermore Marion Mechanicsville Rockford West Union and other towns. Incident summaries include a Grinnell Methodist conference and two local injuries in Marshalltown and Iowa City.

Des Moines Adel Alden Allerton Allison Alta Anamosa Anthon Atlantic Aureluia Avoca Bancroft Bedford Bellevue Blockton Boone Brighton Buffalo Center Burt Buxton Calmar Cascade Ete Casey Cedar Falls Centerville Central A Clarion Coin Colfax Columbus Junction Coon Rapids Corwith Cresco Dallas Center Danbury Decorati Delta Dunlap Wartham Earlville Harry Eddyville Eldora Elgin Elma George Gilmore City Gladbrook Glenwood Glidden Goldfield Gowrie Hartley Hawarden Molstein Hubbard Hull Humboldt Ida Grova Ileton Katona Kellerton Keota Latona Lake Mills Laurens Lime Springs Lohrville Lonetree Lorimer Madrid Malvern Manilla Manson Mapleton Maquoketa Marengo Marshalltown Massena Milford Milton Montivello Mount Vernon Moville Murray Muscatine Nashua Newell New London Newton North English Ocheyedan Ogden Olin Onawa Ossian Oxford Junction Perry Pleasantville Prescott Preston Primghar Radcliffe Riceville Richland Rockwell City Russell Seymour Sheffield Spirit Lake Stanton Story City Strawberry Point Sutherland Tama Toledo Tracr Tripoli Union Wall Victor Villisca Walker Wall Lake Walnut Washington Waterloo Waucoma Waukon Weat Liberty West Point Williams Wellton Junction Winfield Winterset Woodbine Woodward Anita Cambridge Eagle Grove Emmetsburg Kingsley Lisbon Livermore Marion Mechanicsville Rockford West Union

Plan Old Fashioned Campmeeting in Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge will host an old fashioned campmeeting in the first week of August at Queson park from August 2 for eight days. Evangelist H. W. Bromley of Willmore Kentucky will lead a corps of assistants with local pastors aiding. The event will include about seventy district churches and also host the district conference in August.

Fort Dodge Ohio Indiana Ilinois Methodist Church Queson Park H. W. Bromley Willmore

Boy Pounded Dynamite in Marshalltown

Floyd Billman, 10, son of farmer H. E. Billman near Marietta, began July fourth with a basket of rubbish. He found dynamite, drove a nail into a cap, tearing his left hand. Anti-streptococcic serum given to prevent tetanus. his life and possibly his hand are at risk.

Marshalltown Floyd Billman H. E. Billman Marietta

Young Hardy Is Released After Inquest

Melbourne Raymond Hardy, held by Marshall county authorities in the murder of his father, mother, and brother Jane 6 at their farm home near here, was released after the coroner's inquest. The jury found the deaths were at the hands of an unknown person or persons using a blunt instrument, and did not conclude the gas pipe was the cause of death.

Young Hardy Melbourne Raymond Hardy Marshall County Jane Here Hardy

Portrait Unveiling for Dr William S King in Des Moines

Iowa City pastor Dr Rollo Hurlburt will deliver the principal address at the portrait unveiling of Dr William S King longtime president of Cornell College. The Iowa State Historical Society meeting in Des Moines will feature Ex Governor Leslie M Shaw and Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Horace M Deemer as notable visitors.

King Iowa City Rollo Hurlburt Methodist Church of William S. King Cornell College Iowa State Historical Society Des Moines Leslie M. Shaw New York Horace M. Deemer Supreme Court of Iowa

Plans for Fortage Homecoming Week

At a meeting of the younger business men the city, definite plans for a homecoming week in August were made. The association was formed with J. Jolly Jones Jr. as president Donald Vincent as secretary and B E R Campbell as treasurer. Executive board members named were C H Smith S T Thompson H A Welch F A Loomis R M Stevens and Olaf Larson.

J. Jolly Jones, Jr Donald Vincent R. Campbell C. H. Smith S. T. Thompson H. A. Welch F. A. Loomis R. M. Stevens Olaf Larson

Young Bride Killed by Cars Near Milwaukee Depot

A three day honeymoon ended in tragedy at Arion when Mrs. Frank B. Sherwood aged 28 daughter of T F Broderick of Sioux City was killed by an engine of the Minois Central near the Milwaukee depot as she ran to catch a Milwaukee train and failed to hear the oncoming train. Her husband, recently married, witnessed the incident.

Sioux City Arion Frank B. Sherwood T. F. Broderick Minois Central Milwaukee Central

Brighton Pastor and Girl Arrested

Rev J B Lewis pastor of the Brighton Methodist church and Zoe Swain an 18 year old church organist were arrested at the Harper hotel in Rock Island. They were registered as man and wife and held overnight. Lewis admitted guilt and paid a $50 fine while the girl was not prosecuted.

Brighton Davenport J. B. Lewis New Harper Rock Island Zoe Swain Lewis

Cedar Rapids Church Raises 55000 for New Building

Cedar Rapids congregation of St. Paul S M H church raised 55000 in fifty five minutes toward a new 100000 church. Five thousand was subscribed in the evening with 10 000 from H Armstrong and 5000 from John H Taft. Clinton Chosen as U S Traveleers Meeting Site on Second Ballot at Atlantic session.

Cedar Rapids St. Paul S. M. H Clinton Atlantic United Commercial ‘Traveleers Grand Council

Knights Meet at Charles City

Charles City hosts about four hundred Knights of Columbus with around forty candidates initiated. Excursions traveled east to Ossain and west to Mason City Gladbrook. Man killed in auto smash near Tripoli William Koster is dead and John Mason seriously injured. Chauffeur George Schoel and Messrs Klein and awe were bruised.

Charles City Knights of Columbus Ossain Mason City Gladbrook Waterloo William Koster John Mason Tripoli George Schoel Messrs Klein and Awe

Frugal Life Tips and Sweet Bread Pudding Recipe

An 1800s style column offers moral maxims from Browning and practical domestic advice. It includes economical bread crumb prep by oven drying and grinding, coarse cloth washing with soft soap, honey vinegar fermentation, chives with cream cheese, and a bread and butter pudding recipe with raisins, eggs, sugar, milk, and a final hard sauce.

A Week With the Housekeeper and Its Rules

The article discusses household management and flexible washday tactics. It suggests scheduling chores by day, with blue Monday or Tuesday as wash day, midweek tidying, and daily upkeep strategies to ease weekly work. It notes splitting tasks by floors, baking on Thursdays, and polishing silver during washing to lessen drudgery.

Bits of Fish Use For Leftover Mackerel Melted Cream Sauce on Toast

Free bones and skin from boiled or baked mackerel or any leftover fish. Mince finely and mix into a cream sauce seasoned with onion juice pepper and salt. Add the hot fish to toast or mashed potato shells, sprinkle with parsley and serve very hot.

General meat handling and sauce tips from kitchen guidance

The guidance states never to wash meat, except fowls. Fowls should be scrubbed in soda water and dried. Meat only needs a damp cloth wipe to remove bone bits and foreign matter. Butter added in bits to sauces prevents the oily appearance deemed objectionable.

Gathered Family at Tea Table Recital of Adventures

A lively note from T. DaWitt Talmage emphasizes bustling daily routine and social pacing. He describes noon meals with some absences, six o'clock tea gatherings, and the welcome of friends to share chit chat and tales of adventures.

T. DaWitt Talmage

Stuffed Beets for Tender Centers and Salad Garnish

Beets are boiled until tender then skin and hollowed centers cut to one fourth inch. Trimmings chopped for next day salad garnish. Mix cabbage and pecan meats with mayonnaise dressing, serve on lettuce. Beets should not be cut too deep at ends to avoid bleeding and flavor loss.

Asparagus in Crustades and Fringed Bread Boxes

A concise guide offers methods for serving asparagus in crustades or in small bread boxes fried or baked and filled with asparagus pieces in white sauce. It notes a fringed rim with egg white and parsley, plus an omelet companion when asparagus is scarce, highlighting a nourishing luncheon option.

Liquor of Red Beets Soup Recipe

Select three dark red beets and simmer until tender. Peel and press through a vegetable ricer into six cupfuls of white stock. Season with salt paprika bay leaves kitchen bouquet celery salt. Simmer twenty minutes strain and serve each portion with whipped cream and nutmeg.

Seasonable Dishes and market buys

As each season advances there are autumn fruits and vegetables peculiar to it. Do not overbuy out of season. enjoy seasonal produce already available in markets without paying high prices for berries or mushrooms.

Spring Dishes Asparagus in Soup and Toast

Asparagus is a favorite vegetable now abundant in home markets and cheaper after southern and hothouse varieties begin. Prepare an asparagus soup with veal stock, butter and flour roux, then add two cups hot milk. Trim stalks, tie in bundles, boil, and serve with melted butter or on toast after removing string.

Prune Dumplings Steam From Simple Dough Mix

Prune dumplings are prepared by stone and chop one pound of prunes, mix with suet breadcrumbs flour sugar and soda, then stir in buttermilk. Steam three hours covered with buttered paper. A dessert variation uses stewed prunes with whipped cream and meringue. Dates can substitute prunes for a similar result.

Raisin and Celery Salad Recipe Entry

Cut two cupfuls of celery finely seed and halys two thirds of a cup of large raisins. Add one cupful grated apple two oranges cut fine and one fourth of a cupful of mayonnaise.

Fireproof Paper Advances in American Fireproofing Method

A new fireproofing process coats objects with paper secured by adhesive to at least four tenths of an inch. A paste is applied, then dried and coated with a water glass mixed element. The finish resists bright heat due to prior impregnation of the paper, ensuring no peeling under high temperatures. A quotation notes a separate sensational line about a maid and flirtation, cited from the St. Louis Star.

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