Chief Justice Fuller Dies After 22 Years on Court
Funeral services for Melville Weston Fuller chief justice of the United States Supreme Court were held at St James Episcopal Church in Chicago with attendance by judges governors and dignitaries. Born in Maine in 1833 he built a Chicago legal career before his 1888 appointment. His death at 4 July in Sorrento Maine from heart failure ends a long tenure noted for dignity and judicial stature.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Minneapolis
Church of the Redeemer
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Governor Hughes
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Joseph McKenna
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United States
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Thomas H. Hubbard
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Supreme Bench
Cleveland
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Supreme Court of the
Marshall
Taney
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Senate
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Judiciary Committee
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Stewart
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Sun Glance Eases Sneezing On Clear Days
A New York Sun note explains that stepping outdoors on clear weather and glancing at the sun often relieves the irritation causing a sneeze. The brightness seems to supply the missing stimulus, and in nine cases out of ten the sneeze returns.
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New York Sun
Climatic Differences Across Alaska Regions
On the southeastern coast of Alaska average annual precipitation runs about ninety inches with large forested areas. In the central plateau precipitation falls under fifteen inches, affecting timber size. North of the Rockies along the Arctic slope, forests fail to grow, leaving tundras of moss sedge and sparse shrubs.
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Ovation for Victor Johnson in Chicago Draws Huge Crowd
Chicago colored residents mobbed Jack Johnson on arrival, overwhelming police. He was carried to an automobile and cheered from Wabash to his mother's home as crowds surged for miles. Former manager George W. Little filed suit to recover a $1,200 diamond ring Johnson had worn.
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Taft Plans Ten Day Cruise Aboard Mayflower
President Taft will end his ten day vacation with a ten day cruise aboard the naval yacht Mayflower. He will sail July 18 with his family from Bar Harbor to summer ports along the Main coast. The party will sleep on board while brief trips to golf spots are likely ashore. A convoy will accompany the Mayflower for safety.
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Taft
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Bar Harbor
Infamous rule cited over Nicaraguan crackdown
The Washington state department reports Nicaragua has adopted a reconcentration policy likened to Cuba. An order from Sebastigna Balinas of Granada orders all inhabitants of the Mombacko Ridge to meet within twenty four hours, with noncompliance to be treated as rebellion and possibly punished by shooting or starvation. The ridge population opposes Madriz and faces harsh suppression.
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Tragedy Strikes Chicago Family in Jealousy Murder Suspected
In a North Kedzie avenue cottage at dawn, Emma Mullaw, 24, shot her husband Henry H. Mullaw, 24, and fatally wounded their three year old daughter Annabelle before swallowing carbolic acid and taking her own life. Police report a jealous, melancholic motive following a long marital discord.
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Kedzie Avenue
Henry H. Mullaw
Annabelle
Mia
Emma Mulsaw
Alaa
The Drawback and Witty Exchanges Across Voices
A collection of snippets and quips showing clever asides about women, a Hibernian verdict, anecdotes about Pat the king of England, and a doctor’s bright angle on amputation. The pieces blend humor and sentiment across Irish, English, and American narrators.
Dr Martel's Female Pills and Patent Remedies
An ad style item touts Dr Martel's Female Pills and Reventeem Tears with claims of quick permanent benefits for women's ailments. Also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Lewis' Single Cinder cigar, noting prices and general sales language.
Coca Cola Promotes Soda Fountain Delight and Base Ball Book
A lively ad text urges readers to enjoy Coca Cola to cool and refresh body and mind. It promotes free booklets from the Coca Cola Company and a 1910 Baseball Record Book. A staged farm scene with a milkmaid and farm boy is humorously described as part of a stage setting.
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Atlanta
Coca-Cola
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Gock-Cola Baseball
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Penalized for Holding Maud Do you believe in palmistry
Fragmentary chatter mentions palmistry and a vague claim about a young man being shy and a dubious remark about deceiving others. It references a Lewis' Single Binder product described as a starter for smokers and a notion of a mart being easily deceived when trying to deceive others.
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Rio Grande
Court House
Bekrant Renourgea
Minkeyi
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