Judge Joseph Gary Dies After Long Cook County Service
Judge Joseph W. Gary of the Cook County Superior Court, Chicago, died of heart disease in Chicago on a Wednesday. Born in Pottsdam New York, he moved west in 1848 and became a lawyer after lugging work as a carpenter. He formed a long friendship and partnership with Murray Talley in Chicago and rose to the head of the Cook County Superior Court, elected to the bench repeatedly until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrieh Offentor
Chicago
Joseph WW. Gary
Cook County
Joseph Gary
Tosephthe Gary
Pottsdan
N.Y
Am Stask
Carpenter
St. Louis
8. Louis
California
West
Murray I. ‘Taley
Las Vegas
Mir Tiley
Duche ‘Tuley
Gary
Toon
Judge Gary’s fortieth bench anniversary honored with ex officio post
A popular ovation marked Judge Joseph E. Gary’s fortieth year on the bench as he served as ex officio judge of the Criminal Court. His notable remark on anarchist sentencing warned that violence will not be tolerated and liberty does not grant permission to destroy. He stressed that the majority will uphold institutions and punish offenders who threaten civil order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Criminal Court
Gary
Ilia
Vaccination Advocate Sir Almeroth FE Weight Visits City
Lon don physician Sir Almeroth FE Weight, credited with discovering the opsonic index, is visiting the country and recently spoke at the Philadelphia College of Physicians. He argues bacteriological inoculation is the best defense against germ-origin diseases including tuberculosis, outlining a treatment plan using the opsonic test followed by gradual vaccine exposure to strengthen blood against impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeroth FE. Weight
London
Philadelphia College of Physicians
Conversions From Catholic to Protestant Rise in Germany
An official church order book from Elberfeld, translated by the Literary Digest, shows 75 978 Catholic conversions to Protestantism in Germany between 1800 and 1894 versus 1 054 opposite moves. The trend appears across states and is even stronger in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Pastor Schneider
Elberfeld
France
Farmers Holding Back Wheat Signals Market Tightness
Farmers are withholding wheat from the market, reducing supply and signaling a tighter market. Traders and analysts note slower selling and potential price support as farmers hold back on 86 relty of wheat on the market.
Between Two Fires Reconstruction of a Revolution Plot
John Martin tightens grip on a corrupted Aureataland plot to fund a revolution. The Colonel McGregor, Signorina, and Carr maneuver to shield the treasury while Donna Antonia questions Carr’s whereabouts and Johnny Carr’s loyalty. Martin balances risk, hopes for a favorable outcome, and fears exposure as Friday approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signorina
Johnny
Liznorina
Martin
Desperate Bank Plot Unfolds in Charles Carr Narrative
The narrator details a bank dispatch to meet at the barracks, a tense encounter with Jones, and plans to mislead a pursuit. He describes burning letters, writing to his father, and preparing for a critical action as a courier arrives with a warning about Carr and a wounded pursuer's limited escape route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Whittingham
Woman fixated on germs strains family ties
A humorous Harper's Weekly sketch notes a woman obsessed with sanitizing and sterilizing the home. The piece hints that even her relatives feel the strain of this behavior and the domestic dynamic is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Endorsed for Women’s Ailments
Editorial cites Dr John Fyfe and medical authorities praising Unicorn root Felontas Dieter and Golden Seal root as key ingredients. It claims Favorite Prescription invigorates reproductive systems, relieves back pain, menstrual disorders, and general debility, and is suitable for nervous, weak women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
John Fyfe
Tun Ee Ecie MepicaAn Review
Trent
Worden
Bailey E Vines
Bennett Medical Coline
John M. Sendder
Cincinnati
Golden Seadroot
Ry Tartholow
Jefferson Medical Cadoe
Fishes Know Weather Through Barometer Talk
The Washington Post notes that fish and fishermen sense approaching storms and cold weather. As weather shifts, fish move from shallow to deeper waters before the cold sets in, signaling fishermen onshore to adjust hay and farming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Renal Indian Drama On Ojibway Lore At Round Lake
An account from Ojibway history describes the Passion Play of the Ojibway people at Round Lake near Petoskey Michigan. The event, adapted from Longfellow and staged by Mr. Armetrong of Monntrend, aimed to entertain the tribe and Folklore fans while recalling ancestral life on the Great Lakes and conflicts with the Four-Track News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Phu
Yaeway
Round Lake
Petoskey
Michigan
Longfellow
Armetrong
Monntrend
Logfelow
Desharats
United States
Yiewnyerisanng Lake
Cornell
Great Lakes
Postum Beverage Advocated Over Coffee in Health Claims
An advertisement-style piece argues that coffee and tea harm the nervous system and digestion, urging readers to try Postum as a nutritious alternative. It cites personal testimonials, promises science and demonstration, and notes the product is best prepared by boiling 15 minutes. A promotional line offers The Road to Wellville and the line There’s a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Indy
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph E. Gary
Anthony Hope
Agres
Golden House
Johnny Carr
Carr
Ald
Donna Antonia
Mia
Donna Antonin
Fle
Golden Mouse
Rewial
Lucifer
Beelzebub
John Martin
Wny
Sisnerina
Aureatalaind
Ministry of Finance
Don Antonio
Mer. Jones
Aureataland Army
Mgr
McGregor
Wietoast
Mr. Martin
Beleve
Christina Nugent
Denar Martin
Garr
M'Griegor
Antonia
Marty
Mr. Carr
Papa
Donna Antonial
Colom McGregor’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!