Disorderly conduct and deaths tied to a court report
A jumble of court and crime notes includes a deputy shooting a woman in Wisconsin, a judge dying of apoplexy in Virginia, an attack on a Cincinnati jeweler’s wife, a man accused by his daughter of a statutory offense, and other legal actions. Names include Myra Dietz, Dr. Dodd, Judge William H. Kidwell, John F. Deitz, Angel Virgile, and Mrs Cicero Price, with events spanning Hayward Wisconsin Richmond Virginia Orange New Jersey Troy New York and Clarinda Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Diets
Hayward
Wis
Dodd
Miss Dietz
John F. Dietz
Winter
William H. H. Kidwell
Richmond
Robert E. Peck
Cincinnati
William Sperry
William H. Pound
Muskogee
Oklo
Washington
James Wickham
John F. Deitz
Cameron Dam
Oscar Starp
Angel Virgile
Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Gray
Phatelty
Clarinda
Carroll
Dolliver
Cicero Price
Commodore Price
Duchess of Marlborough
Lulan Hathersley
New York
Troy
N. Y
Young Men Christian associations open in Toronto
The YMCA America convention began in Toronto focusing on proper use of resources. Railroad lawyers in New York adjourned after deciding to appoint a seven member committee to study the new Interstate commerce court's constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Associations of America
Toronto
New York
Nuumber
Interstate Commerces Court
Victoria
B. C
Chicago
M. A. Hanna
Superior
Wis
Kansaa
H. T. Fairchild
Topeka
Liberte
Port de Paix
Hatti
Hatlen Generala
China
Ralph Johnstons
Jemes
Jack Johnson
Sheepshead Itay Ratarack
Murney Oldfield
Oldfield
Widespread War News and Local Incidents Reported
Reports from London, Paris, Berlin and European capitals hint at a wave of unrest in Greece while Tacame Washington to compensate its people following protests. News cover a Boston funeral fire, a large New York animal ambulance gift, Arizona railroad and utility plan, Mormon colony talk in Mexico, and Baldwin matter in Los Angeles court. Balloonists Hawley and Post report from Quebec. shipwrecks and a Galveston salvage. failed price transfers suspended by ICC. Taft era savings exceed 15 million annually. various court and political intrigues surface. Europe weighs Portugal recognition as Britain and Germany discuss. Hurricanes hit Florida coast. Lebanon National Bank suspends. American Trust company closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacame
Wash
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
London
Paris
Berlin
Greece
George
Boston
New York Society For the
Russell Sage
Public Utilities Commission
Phoenix
Mexico
Luther T. Ellsworth
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Ciudad Borfirio Diaz
M. A. Unruh
B. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Los Angeles
Beatrice Anita Turnbull Baldwin
Allan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
St. Ambroise
Quebec
St. Louis
Chiecoulimt
BE. E. Walls
Holliswood
Campechy Banks
Parkwood
Galveston
Texas
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Kuaienga
Far East
Taft
Flg- Wes
Treasury Department
Stanton
Pemberton
David W. Holstlaw
Joseph
Clark
Legislative Chamber
Pemberton and Clark
Sangamon
Springfield
J. W. Knox
Derby Desk Company
Cotara
Italy
Bay of Naples
Gulf of Salerno
Ischia
Procida
Mount Vesuvius
Mount
Epomeo
Tachia
Agricultural Department
Washington
J. C Foster
D. J.auld & Co
Columbus
Foster
Great Northern
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Oakdale
Fort Dodge
Charles M. Stuart
Carroll
Iowa
Cummins
William Frayer McDowell
Great Britain
Republic of Portugal
Germany
Florida
St. Augustine
Tampa
Key West
Ives
Lebanon National Bank
Capital
American Trust Company
Lebanon National
Navy Announces Atlantic Cruise To Boost Recruitment
Washington reports sixteen battleships will sail from the home coast on a European port cruise. Navy publicity aims to attract young men by offering world travel for pay, with yearly cruises to maintain proper manning of ships. Recruiters stress heart-to-heart letters and cruise talks to entice enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Illinois Central tax case sent to La Salle court for accounting
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state in the tax case against Illinois Central Railroad, except for pre 1905 counts accepted and paid. It directs the La Salle circuit court to reassess all accounts since 1905 under new rules, potentially increasing yearly taxes by about 2 million dollars. The railroad currently pays roughly 1 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court of Illinois
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Deneen
Unois Central Railroad Company
Tllinois Central
Meneen
Circuit Court
Ia Salle County
Circuit Court of
la Salle County
Minots Central
Bonds of Peace Through International Investments
A striking illustration shows nations issuing bonds of peace via foreign investment in Mexico. Citizens from 21 countries held Mexican government bond coupons in 1907, with American capital totaling at least 1 billion dollars in mines, plantations, and railroads. Such finance pressures Mexico toward stability, shaping a broader trend of interlinked peace through global commerce and private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Planta
Mexican Republic
Bank Examiners Shakeup Prompts Personal Bank Probe
After a major reshuffle of 20 bank examiners, Controller Murray announces a comprehensive inquiry into examination districts. He cites prior bank failures as caused by examiners failing to report true conditions in time. Murray says the probe will assess examiner methods and identify any inefficiency among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bank Examiners
Murray
Oartners
Baya
Directory of Country Banks
Riots erupt as drivers strike disrupts express service
In New York and Jersey City, a prolonged drivers and helpers strike against larger express firms has paralyzed receipt and delivery of goods. Chaos spreads citywide with wagons pelted and drivers assaulted. Perishables pile up as firms seek militia aid while police anticipate crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
North River
Hoboken
Governor Fort
Government proposes smaller long green notes change
The treasury plans by habit rather than statute to reduce note size to about 2.6 by 8 inches, saving an estimated 612,603 dollars yearly. A full currency redesign would need 18 months and cost more than renewing worn notes, with public criticism invited and only after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Philippines
Congress
Kaiser Receives Threat From Brussels Anarchist
In Brussels, extraordinary precautions surrounded Emperor William and Empress Auguste Victoria as they departed for Berlin. Police announced a letter threatening the emperor was received at the royal palace. Signed by a Brussels anarchist, it claimed a bomb would be thrown since no one had yet blown up the German autocrat. Efforts to identify or arrest the writer failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
William
Auguste Victoria
Berlin
Royal
Editor Held on Libel Charge in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a libel case led to A B Van Valkenburg editor and publisher of the North American being jailed on a five thousand dollar bail Friday. He stands accused of criminally defaming Congressman John Tener, the Republican gubernatorial candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John K. Tener
A. van Valkenburg
North Amercan
Trappe High Player Dies From Football Injury
Eighteen year old Maston Md Lee Simpson of Trappe died at home Friday from injuries suffered playing football at Trappe High School. The tragedy ends a season once marked by community sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maston
Lee Simmpson
Trappe
Trappe High School
Natural Act For Mother
A woman ran into a burning house to save her baby as flames engulfed a squalid room. She emerged with blackened hands and face, her clothes on fire, while onlookers hailed her heroism as noble. Home readers viewed it as a natural mother’s instinct rather than daring bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heroam
Clerveland
Rest and Peace for Babies Skin Ailments in Cuticura Remedies
A verbose advertorial fragment touts Cuticura soaps and ointment as immediate relief for itching burning and crusted rashes in infancy and childhood. It promotes rapid rest for tired parents and cites Potter Drug and a free Cuticura Book while recounting a charity anecdote about Jack Handhe and a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggtars
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Boston
Mass
Cyclone Interrupts Wedding Biscuits Tale from Vassar to Kansas
A humorous tale follows a Vassar girl who marries a Kansas farmer. Two weeks later a cyclone visits their home, rips fences and haystacks, and plays with the barn. It shies away when it glimpses the bride’s first pan of biscuits, muttering it feels weak and blowing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Physician in Portland Endorses Grape-Nuts for Health
A Portland physician urges hygienic and dietetic care and advocates Grape-Nuts as a superior food for health, indigestion, and convalescence after twenty years of practice. He claims no medical condition forbids its use and promotes it for healthy breakfasts and weak stomachs. He notes the book The Road to Wellville and signs the letter willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Wellville
Pkga
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General News
Naval Cadets
State Ofllinois
Victor
High Court
la Salle
Merita
Express
New York City
Kaiser
Heroten
Cuticura
Albert W. Hebbard
Jack Handhes
Jack Hanch
Methodist Church
Dler
Jack
Isaat
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