Judge Tuley Dies at Kenosha Sanatorium
Milwaukee Dec 26 Judge Tuley of Chicago died at the Pennoyer sanatorium in Kenosha at 2 30 p m. He went there Oct 1 suffering from nervous exhaustion caused by overwork and faded gradually until death. The funeral will be private at his Chicago home with a memorial service next Sunday at Jenkin Lloyd Jones church.
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Milwaukee
Tuley
Chicago
Pennoyer
Kenosha
Jenkin Lloyd Jones’ Church
Few of Judge Tuley’s Decisions Reversed by Supreme Court
Chicago December 26 Judge Murray and Tuley the Nestor of the Chicago beach whose death occurred at Wisconsin was one of the best known jurists in the West He was elected to the circuit bench of a county in 1879 and had served annually since that time Tuley had the record of fewer reversals of his decisions by the supreme court than any other district judge Tuley was born in Louisville Kentucky in 1827 A veteran of the Mexican war he served as first lieutenant of the Fifth Illinois infantry and in 1849 as attorney general of New Mexico
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Chicago
Murray and
Tuley
Nestor
Chica Beach
Nosha
Wwis
Ley
Supreme Court
Louisville
Drowning During Skating on Puckety Creek
May Freund and Cecelia Koeffler drowned while skating on Puckety creek near Parnassus Pennsylvania. Their companions Edward Southworth and William Coughey were rescued exhausted but expected to recover.
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Parnassus, Pa
Freund
Cecelia Koeffler
Puckety Creek
Edward Southworth
William Coughey
Peoria Bout Ends In Decisive Victory For Kid Taylor
Mrs Fitzsimmons deserts her husband after his defeat by Jack O'Brien. In Peoria Kid Taylor beat Billy Finucane in ten rounds in one of the city’s hardest bouts in years. Portugal’s premier de Castro resigns as King Charles accepts. Bard improves after a hip fracture from Oxnard accident. Wilkinson couple poisoned by powdered henna in Minneapolis but expected to recover. Odd Fellows lodges in Council Bluffs observe Grenville M Dodge’s fiftieth year in the order.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Jack O’brien
Peoria
Ill
Kid” Taylor
Billy Finucane
J. Luciano de Castro
Charles
Bard
Oxnard
Cal
Walter F. Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Council Bluffs
Odd Fellows’ Order
Grenville M. Dodge
Now Tommy Eats Pie Chronicle
A mother scolds her son after disciplinary pie eating as Tommy explains he did not do things by halves. The Chicago News quotation about personal beauty emphasizes cherishing noble thoughts and purposeful living to expand the soul and body.
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Tommy
Chicago News
Upham
A Man of Action in Local Discourse
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger notes Gayrake as a catalyst in conversation through deeds, contrasted with Wicks who is criticized for talk over substance. The quatrain hints at wit and local character, pairing quotes on speech and thought to frame a humorous town dynamic.
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Hicks
Gayrake
Philadelphia Ledger
Wake Embarrassment and Motherly Interruption Tale
A New York judge recalls a wake moment describing embarrassment similar to a Toledo youth asked about his intentions by a stern mother. A Topeka girl mishears a minister’s text, promising a bed quilt, while Kansas City Journal notes the central sermon line: Fear not and I will send you a comforter.
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Topeka
Kansas City Journal
End of His Dream in a Damaged Clip
Fragmentary clipping recounts a joke about a den and a blown plan as a couple’s house project goes awry. The piece includes quips from sources like Chica 8 Record-Herald and Crabbe, with a fish on dry land allegory about fear and stillness.
Siberian hospitality tale of fear and hospitality
M Jules Legras recalls a perilous stop in Krivochbokovo a Siberian village without streets lights or police. He describes hostile locals vigilant watchmen and dogs attacking him yet an inn keeper offered shelter and delayed his departure risking his life as he trembled into safety after a long night.
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Siberian
Krivochbokovo
M. Jules Legras
M. Gautier
Nussia
M. Legras
Krivochokovo
Barine
Macedonia Land of Three Streams and Great Mountains
Macedonia is hemmed in by mountains notably Olympus Shardagh and Rhodope rising up to 8000 9000 feet. The land features rich forests, river fringes, islands and wild mountain scenes with waterfalls silent lakes emerald islets deep gorges and desolate passes, offering vigorous vistas for the adventurous traveler.
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Macedonia
Vardar
Struma
Vistritsa
Olympus
Shardagh
Rhodope
Europe
How to wind a shaving brush for less shedding
The guide explains wrapping an elastic band tightly around the shaving brush bristles near the handle to prevent shedding. Wind once, finish with a flat knot, and tension kept taut to shave down bristles to the socket without losing hairs.
Miss Knox and Bess Magley in church theatricals
Miss Knox notes Bess Magley’s departure as Miss Bright recalls her role as heroine in the church private theatricals. Bright says she lacked the looks for the heroine, but a consumer fixed one up for her.
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Miss Knox
Bess Magley
Miss Bright
Philadenthia Press
Mrs de Fashion Questions Child at Children’s Party
At a social gathering a Mrs de Fashion asks which child is hers as a nursemaid replies. The exchange centers on locating the mother of a child among attendees. The scene suggests domestic concern over mistaken parentage in a party setting.
Nature as an Seolian Harp Refined by Inner Echo
Quotation notes nature as a seolian harp where tones echo from higher strings within us and reflects Novalis perspective on music and inner resonance.
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Novalis
Fossil corkscrews baffled by mystery in Nebraska cliffs
A New York Herald summary explores the great quartz spirals known as devil's corkscrews found in Sioux county Nebraska. It trots through theories from fossil burrows to petrified vines and finally supports E. H. Barbour's plant origin, suggesting ancient water weeds preserved by silica in a vanished vast Nebraska lake. The piece ends with a light Exchange quotation about a fifty dollar fee.
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Nebraska
Sioux County
E. H. Barbour
New York Herald
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