Notable Bank Vice President Confesses to Large Larceny
Charles A. Belling, young Bronx National Bank vice-president, confessed to stealing at least $35,000 from banks via forged stock certificates. Other items note Leuschner confirming a comet, a leprosy isolation in Passaic, Havemeyer resigning from American Sugar Refining board, and Tolstoi reconciliation with his wife.
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Charles A. Belling
Bronx National Bank
New York City
A. O. Leuschner
University of California At Berkeley
Coralis
Italy
Faye
Mark Lee
Passaic
N. J
Joseph Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Norfolk
Brazil
Horace Havemeyer
H. 0Avemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Robert Room
Boston
Fathers' Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Union
Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Tis Great Technical School
Pittsburg
Madge McClain
St. Louis
Charles Orrin Breed
New England
Lynn
Mass
Leo Tolstoi
Lonesome Sttle
Astapova
Russia
Robert Platt
Fles
Washington
John la Farge
Isttera
Butler Hospital
Providence
R. I
la Farge
New York
Prince Henry
Prussia
Darmstadt
Aviator Ralph Johnstone Dies In Denver Flight Crash
General news reports the death of aviator Ralph Johnstone after his plane broke apart at Overland Park aviation field in Denver. The accident left him with extensive injuries and ended his record holding altitude flight. Additionally, Chicago garment workers clash, with one stabbed and several police injured. Two deaths and a sick list on the steamer San Giorgio arriving from Naples and Palermo. A royal marriage in Italy joins Prince Napoleon Bonaparte and Princess Clementine amid strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnstone
Overland Pary Aviation Field
Denver
Col
Tme
Chicago
Strick
France
Princess Clementing
Leopold
Belgium
Mgncalisti
Italy
Federal Judge J McCall clears Standard Oil case at Jackson
The government failed to prove freight rate con cessions violated the Hikins law and Judge J McCall directed a not guilty verdict. President Taft learned of a canal strike by 100 boilermakers while touring the Panama Canal. News of duties frauds, port of New York cleanups, and a large claimed loss exceed ten million dollars appear alongside multiple international and local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McCall
Jackson, Tawn
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States
Taft
Panama Isthmus
Canal
Loeb, Jr
New York
House of Lords
Lord Rosebery
Imperial Window Glass Company
Pittsburg
Wickersham
New Mexico
Lord Crewe
Peers’ Chamber
House of Jorda
Lord Lansdowne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan Central
Schroder
Connecticut
Portland
England
Weymouth
Chris
Frederick
Bloomington
Andrew Wayland
Cleveland
Robert EB. Wilson
Illinois House
Chicago
St. Louis
Santa Fe
N. M
National Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Atlantic City
N. J
Richard Wyles
Bismarck
N. C
Theodora Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Gatun
Texas
Mexico
Campbell
Rock Springs
Rodriguez
Anneapolis Naval Academy
Uruguay
Iowa Dairy Report Names Woodbury County Butter Leader
The biennial report by W. P. Barney, Iowa dairy commissioner, shows Woodbury County as the top butter producer with 6,952,704 pounds in two years. It urges higher state licensing coverage, notes department receipts more than doubling in 1909–1910, and lists statewide milk, cream, and butter totals with 714,639 cows contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
W. P. Barney
Polk County
Woodbury
Sioux City
Des Moines
Iowa
Locka Like Murder Near Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs a corpse found in a corn field has been identified as William Wendt, 22, of Hardin township Greene County Indiana. A bullet wound and a nearby revolver suggested suicide, but later developments point to murder. Identification came via baggage check as the man was traveling west with money and good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
William Wendt
Hardin Township
Greene County
Wendt
West
Barber L. A. Tamisioa Beside Gas Explosion Tragedy
Missouri Valley reports a barber named L. A. Tamisioa and an unknown customer were blown from a barber shop by a gas explosion believed to originate from a coal heater. The blast wrecked the shop's front and ignited a fire that destroyed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
L. A
Tamisioa
Iowa News Notes Highlights Local Disasters and Deaths
Quick survey of Iowa events: Chas M Baldwin, Clinton hardware pioneer, dies suddenly at home. A. Holmes shoots a large red fox near Storm Lake, first of its kind in years. A J W Smith farm fire near Mason City destroys barn, 12 horses, cattle, hay and grain, loss around 10000 with 5000 insured. William B Francil, Le Grand resident and C N W brakeman in Clinton, killed by a moving train. Rev Father Placis takes charge at Holy Family church New Mellory. John Richards, 17, and granddaughter Bernice Verploog hurt in Oskaloosa crossing accident. Richards gravely injured. Fire at Poll City wipes out several businesses including F R Davis restaurant Mazonic building J C Wilson meat market J Randle restaurant Schultz ice houses. losses thousands. Labor movement in Des Moines eyes organization of retail clerks citywide amid national trend.
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Chas. M
Baldwin
Iowa
Clinton
A. Holmes
Storm Lake
J. W. Smith
Mason City
William B. Francil
le Grand
Chicago
Oglaloosa
Richards
Rock Island
Poll City
F. R. Davis
Mazonic
J. C
Corner Stone Laying for Franciscan Academy Opens
Bishop Muldoon of Chicago officiated at the corner stone laying for the new $260,000 Franciscan academy west of Clinton. Other notes include a minor court fine, a fatal dress fire near Didora, county election tallies, a Maple Valley death, a Will Strong burglary, Des Moines streetcar settlement talk, Dolliver Memorial fund rules, and a drugged robbery incident in Des Moines.
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Muldoon
Chicago
Order of St. Francis
Clinton
Joseph Ruble
LeMarg
Frank Dalyanes
Didora
Oidora
Lyons County
Carroll
Porter
Hubbard
White
Olof Olson
Hag
H. S. Boomgaarden
James Miller
Maple Valley Township
Buena Vista County
Pennsylvania
Jo Davies County
Will C. Strong
Bronson
Des Moines
Commercial Club
Dolliver Memorial Ausociation
Alleged Shortage of Cash in Three U.S. Suits
The United States sues Edward K. Mason former clerk in Des Moines and his bondsmen claiming a total cash shortage of 13 676 77 over 24 years. Three suits name Fidelity & Guaranty Co of Baltimore and Hubbard executors among co defendants. Petitions itemize sums Mason failed to turn in or account for between 1886 and 1910 with specific dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States of America
Edward KR. Mason
United States Court
Mason
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
United States
State Capital Chat and Iowa Republican Debate
State food and dairy commissioner pitches a bill to audit bakeshops for absolute sanitation. Prof Macy of Grinnell urges Iowa Republicans to back Beveridge for U S Senate, claiming residency could be Iowa’s. Dr Lange leads psycho physiological research at Glenwood Institute, with European interest. Gov Carroll issues Thanksgiving proclamation praising state prosperity. A skunk infestation hinders Greene county church services until youngster Marritt Anthony traps them, earning $12. Typhoid linked to meat in a well causes two deaths near Logan.
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Macy
Grinnell College
Iowa
Beveridge
Indiana
Doliver
Iowa State
Grant Township
Greene County
Marritt Anthony
Ellis Simmons
Logan
Revolt in Pueblo sparks clash with federal forces in Mexico
Reported Friday fighting in Pueblo between anti re electionists and federal troops leaves about 40 killed and three wounded. Police chief slain, infantry major wounded as arrests sweep across Mexico in a wider anti Diaz conspiracy linked to Francisco I Madero with campaigns outlined from San Antonio.
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Mexico City
Mex
Pueblo
Francisco I Madero
Mexico
Buena Vista
Cananea
Ovizade
Vera Cruz
Hidalgo
Coahuila
San Tos Potosi
Nuevo Leon
Jalisco
Guanajuato
Yuestan
Zacatecas
Madero
Diaz
Francisco I. Madero
Pachuca
Francisco Madero
Texas
Women siege Parliament in London protest
About 116 of 1000 militant suffragettes were arrested after a lively clash with police as they attempted to storm the House of Commons. Led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, they pressed to force Premier Asquith to consider a woman suffrage bill but were repelled and denied access to the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Parliament
Mra
Emmeline Pankhurst
House of Commons
Asquith
Alet
Parliament Square
Pankhurat
Agquith
Finid
Mother Held for Child Murder in Philadelphia
Mrs. Anna Kelly thirty five years old and mother of nineteen children was held Friday for further hearing on charges of killing her youngest child by neglect. Fourteen of her children are dead and five have been adopted.
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Philadelphia
Anna Kelly
Dix Campaign Expenditure Report Shows Four Thousand
Gov elect John A. Dix spent 4872.32 in aid of his campaign, a summary of election expenses filed with the secretary of state indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Albany
John A. Dix
Priday
Young spectator shouts during rovera match
A nine year old in the crowd urges offensive plays at a Blackyurn Rovera versus Olympia game. He calls for rushing, knocking over opponents, and scoring, while a parent intervenes and the boy’s cheer leads to amused reactions from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackyurn Rovera
Olympia
London
Baby cures skin sores with Cuticura, nurse testifies
Mrs Egbert Sheldon of Litchfield Connecticut recounts a child’s year long battle with spreading sores that left him skeletal and unable to walk. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she reports complete healing in two months and praises the remedies for saving the child’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert Sheldon
Litchfield
Conn
Unfraternal Exchange Over Cruel Slaughter and Prices
A Chicago girl condemns pig slaughter as cruel, while Misa Cayenne defends the practice noting高 meat prices charged by packers. The dialogue frames tension between ethics and market costs in food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Misa Cayenne
Castorla bottle safety cue and audience remark noted
A health caution urges mothers to inspect Castorla bottles for the familiar signature and the "In Use For Over 30 Years" mark. An audience observation claims several dozen bad eggs appeared at a performance last night, but none were discarded. The author of the piece did not reveal themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Brette
Dr Martel's Female Pilla prescription described
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Martel's Female Pill as a 17 year standard for women's ailments. It touts scientific preparation and proven worth with quick, permanent results. Sold at drug stores with unrelated poker tagline references included.
Water and herbs as remedy for rheumatism and urinary trouble
An urging to drink water and use a vegetable treatment to cure rheumatism and kidney bladder ailments. It promotes a home prescription with Fluid Extract Dandelion CompounS Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at night, alongside ample water.
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OWA
Bert Willetts
Indianola
W. B. Barney
Dazz
Boldiers
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Baby
DR. Martel
Pilla
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